MARGARET BURKE OF DE PERE SUCCUMBS.
Librarian at Marquette 'U' Dies On Tuesday.
DE PERE-Word of the death last evening of Miss Margaret Burke, 30, in a Milwaukee hospital was received here by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Burke, 515 4th street. She had been ill only a short time. For several years she had been librarian at the Marquette university school of dentistry.
The body was brought here today and will remain at the residence until the funeral. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday morning in St. Joseph's church with burial in the cemetery at Maple Grove.
Besides her mother Miss Burke is survived by two sisters, Helen, at home and Elizabeth, a teacher at Cicero, Ill., and four brothers, Dr. Charles Burke, Thomas, an attorney, and Edmund, an accountant, all of Madison; and Gerald. The latter is a junior officer of the Grace Line and at present is at sea aboard the steamship Santa Barbara.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wednesday, March 13, 1935 P. 10
Librarian at Marquette 'U' Dies On Tuesday.
DE PERE-Word of the death last evening of Miss Margaret Burke, 30, in a Milwaukee hospital was received here by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Burke, 515 4th street. She had been ill only a short time. For several years she had been librarian at the Marquette university school of dentistry.
The body was brought here today and will remain at the residence until the funeral. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday morning in St. Joseph's church with burial in the cemetery at Maple Grove.
Besides her mother Miss Burke is survived by two sisters, Helen, at home and Elizabeth, a teacher at Cicero, Ill., and four brothers, Dr. Charles Burke, Thomas, an attorney, and Edmund, an accountant, all of Madison; and Gerald. The latter is a junior officer of the Grace Line and at present is at sea aboard the steamship Santa Barbara.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wednesday, March 13, 1935 P. 10
MARGARET BURKE OF DE PERE SUCCUMBS.
Librarian at Marquette 'U' Dies On Tuesday.
DE PERE-Word of the death last evening of Miss Margaret Burke, 30, in a Milwaukee hospital was received here by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Burke, 515 4th street. She had been ill only a short time. For several years she had been librarian at the Marquette university school of dentistry.
The body was brought here today and will remain at the residence until the funeral. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday morning in St. Joseph's church with burial in the cemetery at Maple Grove.
Besides her mother Miss Burke is survived by two sisters, Helen, at home and Elizabeth, a teacher at Cicero, Ill., and four brothers, Dr. Charles Burke, Thomas, an attorney, and Edmund, an accountant, all of Madison; and Gerald. The latter is a junior officer of the Grace Line and at present is at sea aboard the steamship Santa Barbara.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wednesday, March 13, 1935 P. 10
Librarian at Marquette 'U' Dies On Tuesday.
DE PERE-Word of the death last evening of Miss Margaret Burke, 30, in a Milwaukee hospital was received here by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Burke, 515 4th street. She had been ill only a short time. For several years she had been librarian at the Marquette university school of dentistry.
The body was brought here today and will remain at the residence until the funeral. Services will be held at 9 o'clock Friday morning in St. Joseph's church with burial in the cemetery at Maple Grove.
Besides her mother Miss Burke is survived by two sisters, Helen, at home and Elizabeth, a teacher at Cicero, Ill., and four brothers, Dr. Charles Burke, Thomas, an attorney, and Edmund, an accountant, all of Madison; and Gerald. The latter is a junior officer of the Grace Line and at present is at sea aboard the steamship Santa Barbara.
Green Bay Press Gazette, Wednesday, March 13, 1935 P. 10
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