Viola Newton, nee De Guise, March 25, 1957, Batavia, Ill., beloved wife of Earl J.; fond mother of Richard F. Newton; dear sister of Mrs. E. Gladman, Mrs. E. Ham, and F. A. de Guise. Funeral services, Johnson chapel, Thursday, 9 a.m., and Holy Cross church, 9:30 a.m., Monsignor William J. Donovan officiating. Interment West Batavia cemetery. Rosary at Johnson chapel, 9 S. Batavia avenue, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.
[Published in The Chicago (IL) Daily Tribune, Wednesday, March 27, 1957]
Viola's son Richard is the son of Silas A. Storm. Whether Richard was adopted by his stepfather I do not know.
[Published in The Chicago (IL) Daily Tribune, Wednesday, March 27, 1957]
Viola's son Richard is the son of Silas A. Storm. Whether Richard was adopted by his stepfather I do not know.
Viola Newton, nee De Guise, March 25, 1957, Batavia, Ill., beloved wife of Earl J.; fond mother of Richard F. Newton; dear sister of Mrs. E. Gladman, Mrs. E. Ham, and F. A. de Guise. Funeral services, Johnson chapel, Thursday, 9 a.m., and Holy Cross church, 9:30 a.m., Monsignor William J. Donovan officiating. Interment West Batavia cemetery. Rosary at Johnson chapel, 9 S. Batavia avenue, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.
[Published in The Chicago (IL) Daily Tribune, Wednesday, March 27, 1957]
Viola's son Richard is the son of Silas A. Storm. Whether Richard was adopted by his stepfather I do not know.
[Published in The Chicago (IL) Daily Tribune, Wednesday, March 27, 1957]
Viola's son Richard is the son of Silas A. Storm. Whether Richard was adopted by his stepfather I do not know.
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