Chicago Tribune March 27, 1948:
RABBI ZACHARY KRAMER
Rabbi Zachary Kramer, 82, of 4526 Drexel blvd., died in Woodlawn hospital yesterday of injuries suffered Thursday in a fall in front of his home. Before retirement 25 years ago, he was rabbi in synagogs in Waukegan, Grand Rapids. Mich., and Albany, N.Y. He came to the United States from Poland 52 years ago, and had been a Chicago resident since 1930. His widow, Dora, a daughter, four sons, and one grandchild survive. Funeral service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av., with burial in Waldheim cemetery.
RABBI ZACHARY KRAMER
Rabbi Zachary Kramer, 82, of 4526 Drexel blvd., died in Woodlawn hospital yesterday of injuries suffered Thursday in a fall in front of his home. Before retirement 25 years ago, he was rabbi in synagogs in Waukegan, Grand Rapids. Mich., and Albany, N.Y. He came to the United States from Poland 52 years ago, and had been a Chicago resident since 1930. His widow, Dora, a daughter, four sons, and one grandchild survive. Funeral service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av., with burial in Waldheim cemetery.
Chicago Tribune March 27, 1948:
RABBI ZACHARY KRAMER
Rabbi Zachary Kramer, 82, of 4526 Drexel blvd., died in Woodlawn hospital yesterday of injuries suffered Thursday in a fall in front of his home. Before retirement 25 years ago, he was rabbi in synagogs in Waukegan, Grand Rapids. Mich., and Albany, N.Y. He came to the United States from Poland 52 years ago, and had been a Chicago resident since 1930. His widow, Dora, a daughter, four sons, and one grandchild survive. Funeral service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av., with burial in Waldheim cemetery.
RABBI ZACHARY KRAMER
Rabbi Zachary Kramer, 82, of 4526 Drexel blvd., died in Woodlawn hospital yesterday of injuries suffered Thursday in a fall in front of his home. Before retirement 25 years ago, he was rabbi in synagogs in Waukegan, Grand Rapids. Mich., and Albany, N.Y. He came to the United States from Poland 52 years ago, and had been a Chicago resident since 1930. His widow, Dora, a daughter, four sons, and one grandchild survive. Funeral service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av., with burial in Waldheim cemetery.
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