Mrs. Minnie R. Vetter, 64, a cook at the University of Wisconsin sorority and fraternity houses who retired this spring, was found dead late Thursday afternoon in her room at 304 N. Carroll st.
Acting Coroner Norman Anderson said she had died of a heart ailment Thursday morning and no inquest would be held. The body was found by Elizabeth Walton, another resident of the rooming house.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Mathews, 108 N. Blount st., Mrs. Harriet Clutterbuck, 218 Judd st.
Wisconsin State Journal
Friday, Sep. 4, 1953, Sec. 1, Page 8
Acting Coroner Norman Anderson said she had died of a heart ailment Thursday morning and no inquest would be held. The body was found by Elizabeth Walton, another resident of the rooming house.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Mathews, 108 N. Blount st., Mrs. Harriet Clutterbuck, 218 Judd st.
Wisconsin State Journal
Friday, Sep. 4, 1953, Sec. 1, Page 8
Mrs. Minnie R. Vetter, 64, a cook at the University of Wisconsin sorority and fraternity houses who retired this spring, was found dead late Thursday afternoon in her room at 304 N. Carroll st.
Acting Coroner Norman Anderson said she had died of a heart ailment Thursday morning and no inquest would be held. The body was found by Elizabeth Walton, another resident of the rooming house.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Mathews, 108 N. Blount st., Mrs. Harriet Clutterbuck, 218 Judd st.
Wisconsin State Journal
Friday, Sep. 4, 1953, Sec. 1, Page 8
Acting Coroner Norman Anderson said she had died of a heart ailment Thursday morning and no inquest would be held. The body was found by Elizabeth Walton, another resident of the rooming house.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Mathews, 108 N. Blount st., Mrs. Harriet Clutterbuck, 218 Judd st.
Wisconsin State Journal
Friday, Sep. 4, 1953, Sec. 1, Page 8
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