`Dr. and Mrs. Thor Jager, 741 North Emporia Avenue. Miss Margaret Case was the name of Mrs. Jager. She went to the Castle at Tarrytown, and later Smith College. Her clubs are the Book Club and the Wichita D. A. R. Dr. Jager received his A. B. degree at the Royal University in Stockholm, Sweden, and his first medical degree at Northwestern. Dr. Jager also taught Pathology for two years and studied in Germany for some time. He is a member of the Country, Wichita and Lions Clubs. Dr. and Mrs. Jager have three children, Blair Valdemar, Margaret Elizabeth, and Eric Howard. [1921 Social Register, Wichita, Kansas, transcribed by Kathi Travers.]
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Mrs. Margaret Case Jager, 67, 235 North Belmont, wife of Dr. Thor Jager, of a heart attack. She was a native of Wichita, born here July 16, 1890, the daughter of the late Howard Emmett Case, a founder of the Davidson and Case Lumber Company, and Sara Elizabeth Blair Case. Married Dr. Jager here November 22, 1911. Survived by her husband, two sons, Eric M. Jager, a Wichita geologist, and Blair V. Jager, a professor of medicine at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, one daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Jager, a Washington, D.C. news columnist, and eight grandchildren. Wichita Eagle, June 5, 1958, page 5A.
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Mrs. Margaret Case Jager, 67, 235 North Belmont, wife of Dr. Thor Jager, of a heart attack. She was a native of Wichita, born here July 16, 1890, the daughter of the late Howard Emmett Case, a founder of the Davidson and Case Lumber Company, and Sara Elizabeth Blair Case. Married Dr. Jager here November 22, 1911. Survived by her husband, two sons, Eric M. Jager, a Wichita geologist, and Blair V. Jager, a professor of medicine at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, one daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Jager, a Washington, D.C. news columnist, and eight grandchildren. Wichita Eagle, June 5, 1958, page 5A.
`Dr. and Mrs. Thor Jager, 741 North Emporia Avenue. Miss Margaret Case was the name of Mrs. Jager. She went to the Castle at Tarrytown, and later Smith College. Her clubs are the Book Club and the Wichita D. A. R. Dr. Jager received his A. B. degree at the Royal University in Stockholm, Sweden, and his first medical degree at Northwestern. Dr. Jager also taught Pathology for two years and studied in Germany for some time. He is a member of the Country, Wichita and Lions Clubs. Dr. and Mrs. Jager have three children, Blair Valdemar, Margaret Elizabeth, and Eric Howard. [1921 Social Register, Wichita, Kansas, transcribed by Kathi Travers.]
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Mrs. Margaret Case Jager, 67, 235 North Belmont, wife of Dr. Thor Jager, of a heart attack. She was a native of Wichita, born here July 16, 1890, the daughter of the late Howard Emmett Case, a founder of the Davidson and Case Lumber Company, and Sara Elizabeth Blair Case. Married Dr. Jager here November 22, 1911. Survived by her husband, two sons, Eric M. Jager, a Wichita geologist, and Blair V. Jager, a professor of medicine at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, one daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Jager, a Washington, D.C. news columnist, and eight grandchildren. Wichita Eagle, June 5, 1958, page 5A.
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Mrs. Margaret Case Jager, 67, 235 North Belmont, wife of Dr. Thor Jager, of a heart attack. She was a native of Wichita, born here July 16, 1890, the daughter of the late Howard Emmett Case, a founder of the Davidson and Case Lumber Company, and Sara Elizabeth Blair Case. Married Dr. Jager here November 22, 1911. Survived by her husband, two sons, Eric M. Jager, a Wichita geologist, and Blair V. Jager, a professor of medicine at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, one daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Jager, a Washington, D.C. news columnist, and eight grandchildren. Wichita Eagle, June 5, 1958, page 5A.
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