Thanks to Contributor: Carmen Gardiner (47116644)
Estabrook Rites Not Definite; May Be Held Thursday
Services for Mother of Clyde E. Estabrook Tentatively Scheduled.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Estabrook, 70, of Washburn, mother of Clyde E. Estabrook of Rhinelander, have been tentatively scheduled for Thursday afternoon. The News was informed this afternoon. Definite arrangements are still pending, however, to await the arrival of relatives from outside the state.
The body will lie in state at the Bratley funeral home in Washburn.
Mrs. Estabrook, a pioneer resident of Washburn, was instantly killed Sunday in an automobile accident on Highway 13, near Morse, in Ashland county.
Born in New Brunswick. Canada, Mrs. Estabrook had lived in Washburn since shortly after her marriage to the late D. J. Estabrook. Her husband, prominent in Washburn affairs, died about 20 years ago.
Surviving are two sons. Clyde E., of Rhinelander, and Harold, of Milwaukee; three daughters. Miss Edna Estabrook of LaJolla, Calif., Mrs. Henry Minckler of Winlock. Wash., and Mrs. Ernest Bergin of Milwaukee; one sister. Mrs. Richard A. Hering of Minneapolis, and four grandchildren.
The Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin
09 Apr 1940
Estabrook Rites Not Definite; May Be Held Thursday
Services for Mother of Clyde E. Estabrook Tentatively Scheduled.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Estabrook, 70, of Washburn, mother of Clyde E. Estabrook of Rhinelander, have been tentatively scheduled for Thursday afternoon. The News was informed this afternoon. Definite arrangements are still pending, however, to await the arrival of relatives from outside the state.
The body will lie in state at the Bratley funeral home in Washburn.
Mrs. Estabrook, a pioneer resident of Washburn, was instantly killed Sunday in an automobile accident on Highway 13, near Morse, in Ashland county.
Born in New Brunswick. Canada, Mrs. Estabrook had lived in Washburn since shortly after her marriage to the late D. J. Estabrook. Her husband, prominent in Washburn affairs, died about 20 years ago.
Surviving are two sons. Clyde E., of Rhinelander, and Harold, of Milwaukee; three daughters. Miss Edna Estabrook of LaJolla, Calif., Mrs. Henry Minckler of Winlock. Wash., and Mrs. Ernest Bergin of Milwaukee; one sister. Mrs. Richard A. Hering of Minneapolis, and four grandchildren.
The Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin
09 Apr 1940
Thanks to Contributor: Carmen Gardiner (47116644)
Estabrook Rites Not Definite; May Be Held Thursday
Services for Mother of Clyde E. Estabrook Tentatively Scheduled.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Estabrook, 70, of Washburn, mother of Clyde E. Estabrook of Rhinelander, have been tentatively scheduled for Thursday afternoon. The News was informed this afternoon. Definite arrangements are still pending, however, to await the arrival of relatives from outside the state.
The body will lie in state at the Bratley funeral home in Washburn.
Mrs. Estabrook, a pioneer resident of Washburn, was instantly killed Sunday in an automobile accident on Highway 13, near Morse, in Ashland county.
Born in New Brunswick. Canada, Mrs. Estabrook had lived in Washburn since shortly after her marriage to the late D. J. Estabrook. Her husband, prominent in Washburn affairs, died about 20 years ago.
Surviving are two sons. Clyde E., of Rhinelander, and Harold, of Milwaukee; three daughters. Miss Edna Estabrook of LaJolla, Calif., Mrs. Henry Minckler of Winlock. Wash., and Mrs. Ernest Bergin of Milwaukee; one sister. Mrs. Richard A. Hering of Minneapolis, and four grandchildren.
The Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin
09 Apr 1940
Estabrook Rites Not Definite; May Be Held Thursday
Services for Mother of Clyde E. Estabrook Tentatively Scheduled.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Estabrook, 70, of Washburn, mother of Clyde E. Estabrook of Rhinelander, have been tentatively scheduled for Thursday afternoon. The News was informed this afternoon. Definite arrangements are still pending, however, to await the arrival of relatives from outside the state.
The body will lie in state at the Bratley funeral home in Washburn.
Mrs. Estabrook, a pioneer resident of Washburn, was instantly killed Sunday in an automobile accident on Highway 13, near Morse, in Ashland county.
Born in New Brunswick. Canada, Mrs. Estabrook had lived in Washburn since shortly after her marriage to the late D. J. Estabrook. Her husband, prominent in Washburn affairs, died about 20 years ago.
Surviving are two sons. Clyde E., of Rhinelander, and Harold, of Milwaukee; three daughters. Miss Edna Estabrook of LaJolla, Calif., Mrs. Henry Minckler of Winlock. Wash., and Mrs. Ernest Bergin of Milwaukee; one sister. Mrs. Richard A. Hering of Minneapolis, and four grandchildren.
The Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin
09 Apr 1940
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