The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri)
20 Jul 1959, Mon
Page 3
ISIDOR A. ADLER DIES
BUILDER AND STORE FOUNDER WAS 84
Native of Germany, Who Came Here as Child, Long Active in Business Ventures
Isidor A. Adler, co-founder of Adler's Clothing store and builder of the Adler building 314-18 West Tenth street, died at 9:45 o'clock today at his home at 1215 Romany Road. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Adler suffered a light stroke last September and a severe stroke May 4. He had been confined to his bed since the second stroke.
NATIVE OF GERMANY
He was born in Heubach, Germany and came to Kansas City when he was 6 years old. He and his older brother Bernhard Adler, who died in 1940, founded the Adler's store at 1208-10 Main street around the turn of the century.
Mr. Adler had been in the investment and building business many years here, maintaining an office in the Adler building until last September.
He was active in the building of many structures in this area, including the Oakwood Country Club, the Rose Hill Mausoleum, and buildings at Fifteenth & Wyandotte streets and Thirty-first street and Troost Avenue.
He was a well known and accomplished bridge player in Kansas City and for years played the game every day.
His first wife, Mrs. Helen Adler died in 1948 after 49 years of marriage. He married Mrs. Mae Meyer seven years ago.
B'na Jehudah Member
He was a member of the Congregation B'nai Jehudah.
Mr. Adler also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Sigoloff, St. Louis; a step-daughter, Mrs. J. E. Shikles, 8424 Ensley Lane, Leawood; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Rose Hill Mausoleum. The family requests no flowers but suggests contributions to the Temple B'nai Jehudah building fund.
The pallbearers
H. E. Shikies, jr., Norton Adler, Gene Schroeppel, Richard Gross Gerald Oppenheimer, Forrest Byars, Ronald Currant, Kenneth Krakhauer.
20 Jul 1959, Mon
Page 3
ISIDOR A. ADLER DIES
BUILDER AND STORE FOUNDER WAS 84
Native of Germany, Who Came Here as Child, Long Active in Business Ventures
Isidor A. Adler, co-founder of Adler's Clothing store and builder of the Adler building 314-18 West Tenth street, died at 9:45 o'clock today at his home at 1215 Romany Road. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Adler suffered a light stroke last September and a severe stroke May 4. He had been confined to his bed since the second stroke.
NATIVE OF GERMANY
He was born in Heubach, Germany and came to Kansas City when he was 6 years old. He and his older brother Bernhard Adler, who died in 1940, founded the Adler's store at 1208-10 Main street around the turn of the century.
Mr. Adler had been in the investment and building business many years here, maintaining an office in the Adler building until last September.
He was active in the building of many structures in this area, including the Oakwood Country Club, the Rose Hill Mausoleum, and buildings at Fifteenth & Wyandotte streets and Thirty-first street and Troost Avenue.
He was a well known and accomplished bridge player in Kansas City and for years played the game every day.
His first wife, Mrs. Helen Adler died in 1948 after 49 years of marriage. He married Mrs. Mae Meyer seven years ago.
B'na Jehudah Member
He was a member of the Congregation B'nai Jehudah.
Mr. Adler also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Sigoloff, St. Louis; a step-daughter, Mrs. J. E. Shikles, 8424 Ensley Lane, Leawood; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Rose Hill Mausoleum. The family requests no flowers but suggests contributions to the Temple B'nai Jehudah building fund.
The pallbearers
H. E. Shikies, jr., Norton Adler, Gene Schroeppel, Richard Gross Gerald Oppenheimer, Forrest Byars, Ronald Currant, Kenneth Krakhauer.
The Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Missouri)
20 Jul 1959, Mon
Page 3
ISIDOR A. ADLER DIES
BUILDER AND STORE FOUNDER WAS 84
Native of Germany, Who Came Here as Child, Long Active in Business Ventures
Isidor A. Adler, co-founder of Adler's Clothing store and builder of the Adler building 314-18 West Tenth street, died at 9:45 o'clock today at his home at 1215 Romany Road. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Adler suffered a light stroke last September and a severe stroke May 4. He had been confined to his bed since the second stroke.
NATIVE OF GERMANY
He was born in Heubach, Germany and came to Kansas City when he was 6 years old. He and his older brother Bernhard Adler, who died in 1940, founded the Adler's store at 1208-10 Main street around the turn of the century.
Mr. Adler had been in the investment and building business many years here, maintaining an office in the Adler building until last September.
He was active in the building of many structures in this area, including the Oakwood Country Club, the Rose Hill Mausoleum, and buildings at Fifteenth & Wyandotte streets and Thirty-first street and Troost Avenue.
He was a well known and accomplished bridge player in Kansas City and for years played the game every day.
His first wife, Mrs. Helen Adler died in 1948 after 49 years of marriage. He married Mrs. Mae Meyer seven years ago.
B'na Jehudah Member
He was a member of the Congregation B'nai Jehudah.
Mr. Adler also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Sigoloff, St. Louis; a step-daughter, Mrs. J. E. Shikles, 8424 Ensley Lane, Leawood; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Rose Hill Mausoleum. The family requests no flowers but suggests contributions to the Temple B'nai Jehudah building fund.
The pallbearers
H. E. Shikies, jr., Norton Adler, Gene Schroeppel, Richard Gross Gerald Oppenheimer, Forrest Byars, Ronald Currant, Kenneth Krakhauer.
20 Jul 1959, Mon
Page 3
ISIDOR A. ADLER DIES
BUILDER AND STORE FOUNDER WAS 84
Native of Germany, Who Came Here as Child, Long Active in Business Ventures
Isidor A. Adler, co-founder of Adler's Clothing store and builder of the Adler building 314-18 West Tenth street, died at 9:45 o'clock today at his home at 1215 Romany Road. He was 84 years old.
Mr. Adler suffered a light stroke last September and a severe stroke May 4. He had been confined to his bed since the second stroke.
NATIVE OF GERMANY
He was born in Heubach, Germany and came to Kansas City when he was 6 years old. He and his older brother Bernhard Adler, who died in 1940, founded the Adler's store at 1208-10 Main street around the turn of the century.
Mr. Adler had been in the investment and building business many years here, maintaining an office in the Adler building until last September.
He was active in the building of many structures in this area, including the Oakwood Country Club, the Rose Hill Mausoleum, and buildings at Fifteenth & Wyandotte streets and Thirty-first street and Troost Avenue.
He was a well known and accomplished bridge player in Kansas City and for years played the game every day.
His first wife, Mrs. Helen Adler died in 1948 after 49 years of marriage. He married Mrs. Mae Meyer seven years ago.
B'na Jehudah Member
He was a member of the Congregation B'nai Jehudah.
Mr. Adler also leaves a daughter, Mrs. Charles Sigoloff, St. Louis; a step-daughter, Mrs. J. E. Shikles, 8424 Ensley Lane, Leawood; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 3 o'clock Tuesday at the Rose Hill Mausoleum. The family requests no flowers but suggests contributions to the Temple B'nai Jehudah building fund.
The pallbearers
H. E. Shikies, jr., Norton Adler, Gene Schroeppel, Richard Gross Gerald Oppenheimer, Forrest Byars, Ronald Currant, Kenneth Krakhauer.
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