Mr. Schwartz lived in Bay St. Louis, MS but commuted daily to New Orleans.
He died suddenly while shopping at the Loubat Glassware & Cork Co. on Bienville St., New Orleans.
The son of Louis Schwartz, he was 68 years old.
Edward was survived by his wife, Loretta Klock Schwartz; three sons, Edward Schwartz and Billy Schwartz of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, and Marchmont Schwartz of Palo Alto, California; and six sisters—Mrs. Samuel Kessler Sr., Mrs. Joseph Lob, Mrs. Arthur Schatz, and Mrs. Max Frishman, all of New Orleans; Mrs. Leon Kessler of White Castle, Louisiana; and Mrs. H. L. Kilb of Bremen, Germany. See "Edward Schwartz, Father of Famed Grid Figure, Dies,"
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, La., 24 November 1942, page 2, col. 4.
He died suddenly while shopping at the Loubat Glassware & Cork Co. on Bienville St., New Orleans.
The son of Louis Schwartz, he was 68 years old.
Edward was survived by his wife, Loretta Klock Schwartz; three sons, Edward Schwartz and Billy Schwartz of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, and Marchmont Schwartz of Palo Alto, California; and six sisters—Mrs. Samuel Kessler Sr., Mrs. Joseph Lob, Mrs. Arthur Schatz, and Mrs. Max Frishman, all of New Orleans; Mrs. Leon Kessler of White Castle, Louisiana; and Mrs. H. L. Kilb of Bremen, Germany. See "Edward Schwartz, Father of Famed Grid Figure, Dies,"
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, La., 24 November 1942, page 2, col. 4.
Mr. Schwartz lived in Bay St. Louis, MS but commuted daily to New Orleans.
He died suddenly while shopping at the Loubat Glassware & Cork Co. on Bienville St., New Orleans.
The son of Louis Schwartz, he was 68 years old.
Edward was survived by his wife, Loretta Klock Schwartz; three sons, Edward Schwartz and Billy Schwartz of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, and Marchmont Schwartz of Palo Alto, California; and six sisters—Mrs. Samuel Kessler Sr., Mrs. Joseph Lob, Mrs. Arthur Schatz, and Mrs. Max Frishman, all of New Orleans; Mrs. Leon Kessler of White Castle, Louisiana; and Mrs. H. L. Kilb of Bremen, Germany. See "Edward Schwartz, Father of Famed Grid Figure, Dies,"
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, La., 24 November 1942, page 2, col. 4.
He died suddenly while shopping at the Loubat Glassware & Cork Co. on Bienville St., New Orleans.
The son of Louis Schwartz, he was 68 years old.
Edward was survived by his wife, Loretta Klock Schwartz; three sons, Edward Schwartz and Billy Schwartz of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, and Marchmont Schwartz of Palo Alto, California; and six sisters—Mrs. Samuel Kessler Sr., Mrs. Joseph Lob, Mrs. Arthur Schatz, and Mrs. Max Frishman, all of New Orleans; Mrs. Leon Kessler of White Castle, Louisiana; and Mrs. H. L. Kilb of Bremen, Germany. See "Edward Schwartz, Father of Famed Grid Figure, Dies,"
Times-Picayune, New Orleans, La., 24 November 1942, page 2, col. 4.
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