MRS. ANNA WINTERBOTTOM. Egg Harbor. Aug. 27. Mrs. Anna Winterbottom, prominent in church work in this city for many years, died yesterday at the Atlantic City Hospital. Mrs. Winterbottom was the wife of Harry Winterbottom, general manager of Samuel Winterbottom and: Sons, bone handle factory here. The Winterbottom home Is at 507 Atlantic avenue.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Winterbottom is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Albert Roesch. Mrs. William Roesch and Mrs. John Braunbeck, all of Egg Harbor, and brother, August Arnoldt, also of Egg Harbor.
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In addition to her husband, Mrs. Winterbottom is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Albert Roesch. Mrs. William Roesch and Mrs. John Braunbeck, all of Egg Harbor, and brother, August Arnoldt, also of Egg Harbor.
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Date interred 03SEP1937
MRS. ANNA WINTERBOTTOM. Egg Harbor. Aug. 27. Mrs. Anna Winterbottom, prominent in church work in this city for many years, died yesterday at the Atlantic City Hospital. Mrs. Winterbottom was the wife of Harry Winterbottom, general manager of Samuel Winterbottom and: Sons, bone handle factory here. The Winterbottom home Is at 507 Atlantic avenue.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Winterbottom is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Albert Roesch. Mrs. William Roesch and Mrs. John Braunbeck, all of Egg Harbor, and brother, August Arnoldt, also of Egg Harbor.
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Date interred 03SEP1937
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Winterbottom is survived by three sisters. Mrs. Albert Roesch. Mrs. William Roesch and Mrs. John Braunbeck, all of Egg Harbor, and brother, August Arnoldt, also of Egg Harbor.
CLIPPED FROM: Courier-Post, Camden, New Jersey, 27 Aug 1937, Friday, Page 4
Date interred 03SEP1937
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