"The body of Albert M. [sic] Grimm, 75 years old, was taken from the Blue River yesterday by city workmen on the bridge on U.S. Highway No. 40, near Leeds, Mo. L. H. Dolan, deputy coroner, said he believed the death was caused by drowning.
For a time, the body remained unidentified at the Eylar undertaking establishment. Fred E. Andregg, 2812 Wenzel avenue, a former neighbor of Mr. Grimm, made the identification.
A basket and the dead man's coat were found at 3600 Raytown road. A card bearing his name was found in the basket. A Negro boy told police that he had talked with Mr. Grimm early yesterday morning about fishing. The boy said the man carried no fishing pole.
Mr. Grimm lived at 2714 Cypress avenue. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Belle Grimm of the home; a daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel avenue; and a son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 5017 Troost avenue." The Kansas City Times, July 28, 1932
"GRIMM -- Albert Benjamin, age 75, passed away Wednesday noon. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Belle Grimm of 2714 Cypress; son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 3716 Indiana; daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel. Funeral services Friday, 4 o'clock at the Eylar funeral home. Burial Mount Washington cemetery." The Kansas City Times, July 29, 1932
For a time, the body remained unidentified at the Eylar undertaking establishment. Fred E. Andregg, 2812 Wenzel avenue, a former neighbor of Mr. Grimm, made the identification.
A basket and the dead man's coat were found at 3600 Raytown road. A card bearing his name was found in the basket. A Negro boy told police that he had talked with Mr. Grimm early yesterday morning about fishing. The boy said the man carried no fishing pole.
Mr. Grimm lived at 2714 Cypress avenue. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Belle Grimm of the home; a daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel avenue; and a son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 5017 Troost avenue." The Kansas City Times, July 28, 1932
"GRIMM -- Albert Benjamin, age 75, passed away Wednesday noon. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Belle Grimm of 2714 Cypress; son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 3716 Indiana; daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel. Funeral services Friday, 4 o'clock at the Eylar funeral home. Burial Mount Washington cemetery." The Kansas City Times, July 29, 1932
"The body of Albert M. [sic] Grimm, 75 years old, was taken from the Blue River yesterday by city workmen on the bridge on U.S. Highway No. 40, near Leeds, Mo. L. H. Dolan, deputy coroner, said he believed the death was caused by drowning.
For a time, the body remained unidentified at the Eylar undertaking establishment. Fred E. Andregg, 2812 Wenzel avenue, a former neighbor of Mr. Grimm, made the identification.
A basket and the dead man's coat were found at 3600 Raytown road. A card bearing his name was found in the basket. A Negro boy told police that he had talked with Mr. Grimm early yesterday morning about fishing. The boy said the man carried no fishing pole.
Mr. Grimm lived at 2714 Cypress avenue. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Belle Grimm of the home; a daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel avenue; and a son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 5017 Troost avenue." The Kansas City Times, July 28, 1932
"GRIMM -- Albert Benjamin, age 75, passed away Wednesday noon. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Belle Grimm of 2714 Cypress; son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 3716 Indiana; daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel. Funeral services Friday, 4 o'clock at the Eylar funeral home. Burial Mount Washington cemetery." The Kansas City Times, July 29, 1932
For a time, the body remained unidentified at the Eylar undertaking establishment. Fred E. Andregg, 2812 Wenzel avenue, a former neighbor of Mr. Grimm, made the identification.
A basket and the dead man's coat were found at 3600 Raytown road. A card bearing his name was found in the basket. A Negro boy told police that he had talked with Mr. Grimm early yesterday morning about fishing. The boy said the man carried no fishing pole.
Mr. Grimm lived at 2714 Cypress avenue. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Belle Grimm of the home; a daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel avenue; and a son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 5017 Troost avenue." The Kansas City Times, July 28, 1932
"GRIMM -- Albert Benjamin, age 75, passed away Wednesday noon. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rosa Belle Grimm of 2714 Cypress; son, Lawrence F. Grimm of 3716 Indiana; daughter, Mrs. W. T. Armour of 2814 Wenzel. Funeral services Friday, 4 o'clock at the Eylar funeral home. Burial Mount Washington cemetery." The Kansas City Times, July 29, 1932
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