Dr. Frank Cary Sheboygan Press September. 9, 1938
Dr. Frank Cary, 81, prominent retired physician of the village of Greenbush, died at his home, "Elmore," at 10:10 Thursday night after a lingering illness. Dr. Cary retired from active practice in 1921 and since had been living at his Greenbush residence and his winter home in Florida. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cary home. the Rev. R.L. Green, officiating, with internment in Greenbush Cemetery.
Survivors are his widow, two sons, Dr. Eugene, of Chicago, and Louis, of Greenbush, a daughter, Mrs. George (Clara) O'Connell of Sheboygan, and six grandchildren.
Dr. Cary was born in Brothertown, Wis., Oct. 21, 1857, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Amzi Cary. He conducted a specialist's practice in Chicago up to his retirement in 1921. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1881, and from Rush Medical College, Chicago, shortly afterward. He married Miss Harriet Heyl Aug. 13, 1885. In 1898, he and Mrs. Cary purchased the old Elmore place, located on the road leading to Glenbeulah. Here they planned and had their present modern home "Elmore" built. They named it "Elmore" not because of its former owner, but because of the tall, stately elms that surround their residence, making it the most beautiful and spacious home in this vicinity. Each summer Dr. and Mrs. Cary entertained Chicago friends and relatives at their home. Dr. Cary and his two sons, Dr. Eugene of Chicago, and Louis H., of Greenbush, volunteered services in the World War, Dr. Cary becoming a major, and his son, Eugene, a captain in the aviation corps. Louis became ill in a southern camp and was returned home. Dr. Cary, as a specially invited guest, participated in the dedication of Cornell University's was memorial in May, 1931. On May 6 of that year the Chicago University obstetric hospital was dedicated, and a memorial pavilion, as part of the new hospital, was given to Dr. Cary by the patients and a portrait painted by Seiffert was installed in his honor. August 13, 1935, the Carys celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here. The celebration was attended by their children, grandchildren and many friends. The couple formerly spent their winters at their home in St. Armond's Key, Sarasota, Fla
Dr. Frank Cary, 81, prominent retired physician of the village of Greenbush, died at his home, "Elmore," at 10:10 Thursday night after a lingering illness. Dr. Cary retired from active practice in 1921 and since had been living at his Greenbush residence and his winter home in Florida. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cary home. the Rev. R.L. Green, officiating, with internment in Greenbush Cemetery.
Survivors are his widow, two sons, Dr. Eugene, of Chicago, and Louis, of Greenbush, a daughter, Mrs. George (Clara) O'Connell of Sheboygan, and six grandchildren.
Dr. Cary was born in Brothertown, Wis., Oct. 21, 1857, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Amzi Cary. He conducted a specialist's practice in Chicago up to his retirement in 1921. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1881, and from Rush Medical College, Chicago, shortly afterward. He married Miss Harriet Heyl Aug. 13, 1885. In 1898, he and Mrs. Cary purchased the old Elmore place, located on the road leading to Glenbeulah. Here they planned and had their present modern home "Elmore" built. They named it "Elmore" not because of its former owner, but because of the tall, stately elms that surround their residence, making it the most beautiful and spacious home in this vicinity. Each summer Dr. and Mrs. Cary entertained Chicago friends and relatives at their home. Dr. Cary and his two sons, Dr. Eugene of Chicago, and Louis H., of Greenbush, volunteered services in the World War, Dr. Cary becoming a major, and his son, Eugene, a captain in the aviation corps. Louis became ill in a southern camp and was returned home. Dr. Cary, as a specially invited guest, participated in the dedication of Cornell University's was memorial in May, 1931. On May 6 of that year the Chicago University obstetric hospital was dedicated, and a memorial pavilion, as part of the new hospital, was given to Dr. Cary by the patients and a portrait painted by Seiffert was installed in his honor. August 13, 1935, the Carys celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here. The celebration was attended by their children, grandchildren and many friends. The couple formerly spent their winters at their home in St. Armond's Key, Sarasota, Fla
Dr. Frank Cary Sheboygan Press September. 9, 1938
Dr. Frank Cary, 81, prominent retired physician of the village of Greenbush, died at his home, "Elmore," at 10:10 Thursday night after a lingering illness. Dr. Cary retired from active practice in 1921 and since had been living at his Greenbush residence and his winter home in Florida. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cary home. the Rev. R.L. Green, officiating, with internment in Greenbush Cemetery.
Survivors are his widow, two sons, Dr. Eugene, of Chicago, and Louis, of Greenbush, a daughter, Mrs. George (Clara) O'Connell of Sheboygan, and six grandchildren.
Dr. Cary was born in Brothertown, Wis., Oct. 21, 1857, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Amzi Cary. He conducted a specialist's practice in Chicago up to his retirement in 1921. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1881, and from Rush Medical College, Chicago, shortly afterward. He married Miss Harriet Heyl Aug. 13, 1885. In 1898, he and Mrs. Cary purchased the old Elmore place, located on the road leading to Glenbeulah. Here they planned and had their present modern home "Elmore" built. They named it "Elmore" not because of its former owner, but because of the tall, stately elms that surround their residence, making it the most beautiful and spacious home in this vicinity. Each summer Dr. and Mrs. Cary entertained Chicago friends and relatives at their home. Dr. Cary and his two sons, Dr. Eugene of Chicago, and Louis H., of Greenbush, volunteered services in the World War, Dr. Cary becoming a major, and his son, Eugene, a captain in the aviation corps. Louis became ill in a southern camp and was returned home. Dr. Cary, as a specially invited guest, participated in the dedication of Cornell University's was memorial in May, 1931. On May 6 of that year the Chicago University obstetric hospital was dedicated, and a memorial pavilion, as part of the new hospital, was given to Dr. Cary by the patients and a portrait painted by Seiffert was installed in his honor. August 13, 1935, the Carys celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here. The celebration was attended by their children, grandchildren and many friends. The couple formerly spent their winters at their home in St. Armond's Key, Sarasota, Fla
Dr. Frank Cary, 81, prominent retired physician of the village of Greenbush, died at his home, "Elmore," at 10:10 Thursday night after a lingering illness. Dr. Cary retired from active practice in 1921 and since had been living at his Greenbush residence and his winter home in Florida. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Cary home. the Rev. R.L. Green, officiating, with internment in Greenbush Cemetery.
Survivors are his widow, two sons, Dr. Eugene, of Chicago, and Louis, of Greenbush, a daughter, Mrs. George (Clara) O'Connell of Sheboygan, and six grandchildren.
Dr. Cary was born in Brothertown, Wis., Oct. 21, 1857, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Amzi Cary. He conducted a specialist's practice in Chicago up to his retirement in 1921. He was graduated from Cornell University in 1881, and from Rush Medical College, Chicago, shortly afterward. He married Miss Harriet Heyl Aug. 13, 1885. In 1898, he and Mrs. Cary purchased the old Elmore place, located on the road leading to Glenbeulah. Here they planned and had their present modern home "Elmore" built. They named it "Elmore" not because of its former owner, but because of the tall, stately elms that surround their residence, making it the most beautiful and spacious home in this vicinity. Each summer Dr. and Mrs. Cary entertained Chicago friends and relatives at their home. Dr. Cary and his two sons, Dr. Eugene of Chicago, and Louis H., of Greenbush, volunteered services in the World War, Dr. Cary becoming a major, and his son, Eugene, a captain in the aviation corps. Louis became ill in a southern camp and was returned home. Dr. Cary, as a specially invited guest, participated in the dedication of Cornell University's was memorial in May, 1931. On May 6 of that year the Chicago University obstetric hospital was dedicated, and a memorial pavilion, as part of the new hospital, was given to Dr. Cary by the patients and a portrait painted by Seiffert was installed in his honor. August 13, 1935, the Carys celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here. The celebration was attended by their children, grandchildren and many friends. The couple formerly spent their winters at their home in St. Armond's Key, Sarasota, Fla
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