Vice president of the Myers Brothers clothing store in Springfield, IL. Died at the age of 62y 6m 16d after jumping out the 16th floor at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, IL, while attending a convention of the National Retail Clothiers' association. He was a member of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce, Masonic lodge; Ansar Temple; Elks lodge; Sangamo Club and Temple B'rith Sholem.
The firm of Myers Brothers was founded by Albert and Louis Meyers when he was still in school. When he reached majority age, he was taken into the firm in 1892 as a full partner. He had a jovial nature and was an optimist.
Funeral services held at the residence, Williams boulevard. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was survived by his wife, Reca Katzenstein Myers, and brothers Albert and Louis, two sons and one daughter, and a sister Mrs. Jules Straus. - IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-14-1933
The firm of Myers Brothers was founded by Albert and Louis Meyers when he was still in school. When he reached majority age, he was taken into the firm in 1892 as a full partner. He had a jovial nature and was an optimist.
Funeral services held at the residence, Williams boulevard. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was survived by his wife, Reca Katzenstein Myers, and brothers Albert and Louis, two sons and one daughter, and a sister Mrs. Jules Straus. - IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-14-1933
Vice president of the Myers Brothers clothing store in Springfield, IL. Died at the age of 62y 6m 16d after jumping out the 16th floor at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, IL, while attending a convention of the National Retail Clothiers' association. He was a member of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce, Masonic lodge; Ansar Temple; Elks lodge; Sangamo Club and Temple B'rith Sholem.
The firm of Myers Brothers was founded by Albert and Louis Meyers when he was still in school. When he reached majority age, he was taken into the firm in 1892 as a full partner. He had a jovial nature and was an optimist.
Funeral services held at the residence, Williams boulevard. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was survived by his wife, Reca Katzenstein Myers, and brothers Albert and Louis, two sons and one daughter, and a sister Mrs. Jules Straus. - IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-14-1933
The firm of Myers Brothers was founded by Albert and Louis Meyers when he was still in school. When he reached majority age, he was taken into the firm in 1892 as a full partner. He had a jovial nature and was an optimist.
Funeral services held at the residence, Williams boulevard. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. He was survived by his wife, Reca Katzenstein Myers, and brothers Albert and Louis, two sons and one daughter, and a sister Mrs. Jules Straus. - IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 8-14-1933
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