SUDDENLY ILL ON STREET CAR; DIES
Taken ill while riding on a street car, Mrs. Hildur Anderson, 48 years old, 5955 S. Ada st., died suddenly of heart disease Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson was on the street car with her husband, Frank, when she complained of pains in the region of her heart. They left the car and Anderson summoned a taxi-cab to rush his wife to a hospital. They had only ridden three blocks when she died.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by four sons, Harold, Andrew, Sigrid and Eric. The funeral services were held from the late residence Tuesday. Interment was made at Oak Woods cemetery.
Englewood Economist; Chicago, Illinois
September 5, 1923; Page One.
Taken ill while riding on a street car, Mrs. Hildur Anderson, 48 years old, 5955 S. Ada st., died suddenly of heart disease Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson was on the street car with her husband, Frank, when she complained of pains in the region of her heart. They left the car and Anderson summoned a taxi-cab to rush his wife to a hospital. They had only ridden three blocks when she died.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by four sons, Harold, Andrew, Sigrid and Eric. The funeral services were held from the late residence Tuesday. Interment was made at Oak Woods cemetery.
Englewood Economist; Chicago, Illinois
September 5, 1923; Page One.
SUDDENLY ILL ON STREET CAR; DIES
Taken ill while riding on a street car, Mrs. Hildur Anderson, 48 years old, 5955 S. Ada st., died suddenly of heart disease Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson was on the street car with her husband, Frank, when she complained of pains in the region of her heart. They left the car and Anderson summoned a taxi-cab to rush his wife to a hospital. They had only ridden three blocks when she died.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by four sons, Harold, Andrew, Sigrid and Eric. The funeral services were held from the late residence Tuesday. Interment was made at Oak Woods cemetery.
Englewood Economist; Chicago, Illinois
September 5, 1923; Page One.
Taken ill while riding on a street car, Mrs. Hildur Anderson, 48 years old, 5955 S. Ada st., died suddenly of heart disease Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson was on the street car with her husband, Frank, when she complained of pains in the region of her heart. They left the car and Anderson summoned a taxi-cab to rush his wife to a hospital. They had only ridden three blocks when she died.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by four sons, Harold, Andrew, Sigrid and Eric. The funeral services were held from the late residence Tuesday. Interment was made at Oak Woods cemetery.
Englewood Economist; Chicago, Illinois
September 5, 1923; Page One.
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