Opelousas, La., Feb. 9 (AP) — Funeral services were held here today for Israel Levine Pressburg, 56, who died suddenly at his home Wednesday evening when he suffered a heart attack. Services were conducted at the Pressburg home, Rabbi Albert Baum of Alexandria, La., officiating, and interment was made in the Jewish cemetery.
Mr. Pressburg was well known in the state. He had been a life resident here.
He is survived by his widow, the former Vita Maples, and three children, Ben of this city and Port Barre, and Misses Yetter and Velma Pressburg of Opelousas. One sister and three brothers also survive, Mrs. R. C. Toups of Houma and Sol and H. P. Pressburg of Alexandria and C. N. of Cuba. Another brother, Edgar Pressburg, prominent in Baton Rouge life insurance circles, died several years ago.
Published in The State-Times (Baton Rouge, LA), Thursday, February 9, 1933
Many thanks to Ron Manly for the obituary.
Mr. Pressburg was well known in the state. He had been a life resident here.
He is survived by his widow, the former Vita Maples, and three children, Ben of this city and Port Barre, and Misses Yetter and Velma Pressburg of Opelousas. One sister and three brothers also survive, Mrs. R. C. Toups of Houma and Sol and H. P. Pressburg of Alexandria and C. N. of Cuba. Another brother, Edgar Pressburg, prominent in Baton Rouge life insurance circles, died several years ago.
Published in The State-Times (Baton Rouge, LA), Thursday, February 9, 1933
Many thanks to Ron Manly for the obituary.
Opelousas, La., Feb. 9 (AP) — Funeral services were held here today for Israel Levine Pressburg, 56, who died suddenly at his home Wednesday evening when he suffered a heart attack. Services were conducted at the Pressburg home, Rabbi Albert Baum of Alexandria, La., officiating, and interment was made in the Jewish cemetery.
Mr. Pressburg was well known in the state. He had been a life resident here.
He is survived by his widow, the former Vita Maples, and three children, Ben of this city and Port Barre, and Misses Yetter and Velma Pressburg of Opelousas. One sister and three brothers also survive, Mrs. R. C. Toups of Houma and Sol and H. P. Pressburg of Alexandria and C. N. of Cuba. Another brother, Edgar Pressburg, prominent in Baton Rouge life insurance circles, died several years ago.
Published in The State-Times (Baton Rouge, LA), Thursday, February 9, 1933
Many thanks to Ron Manly for the obituary.
Mr. Pressburg was well known in the state. He had been a life resident here.
He is survived by his widow, the former Vita Maples, and three children, Ben of this city and Port Barre, and Misses Yetter and Velma Pressburg of Opelousas. One sister and three brothers also survive, Mrs. R. C. Toups of Houma and Sol and H. P. Pressburg of Alexandria and C. N. of Cuba. Another brother, Edgar Pressburg, prominent in Baton Rouge life insurance circles, died several years ago.
Published in The State-Times (Baton Rouge, LA), Thursday, February 9, 1933
Many thanks to Ron Manly for the obituary.
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