Dr. Abrams Buried From S. F. Chapel
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. - The funeral of Dr. Albert Abrams was held yesterday from a private chapel, Post and Divisadero streets. A large company of medical men and laymen from many cities in California and the Middle West was in attendance.
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder of the Congregation Emanuel conducted the services. Judge George H. Cabaniss offered eulogy to Dr. Abrams from the viewpoint of a layman. Dr. Harry Wirklich reviewed the life work of the man who claimed international attention. Dr. Fred E. Moore paid tribute to Dr. Abrams as a teacher and man.
[Oakland Tribune 21 Jan 1924]
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. - The funeral of Dr. Albert Abrams was held yesterday from a private chapel, Post and Divisadero streets. A large company of medical men and laymen from many cities in California and the Middle West was in attendance.
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder of the Congregation Emanuel conducted the services. Judge George H. Cabaniss offered eulogy to Dr. Abrams from the viewpoint of a layman. Dr. Harry Wirklich reviewed the life work of the man who claimed international attention. Dr. Fred E. Moore paid tribute to Dr. Abrams as a teacher and man.
[Oakland Tribune 21 Jan 1924]
Dr. Abrams Buried From S. F. Chapel
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. - The funeral of Dr. Albert Abrams was held yesterday from a private chapel, Post and Divisadero streets. A large company of medical men and laymen from many cities in California and the Middle West was in attendance.
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder of the Congregation Emanuel conducted the services. Judge George H. Cabaniss offered eulogy to Dr. Abrams from the viewpoint of a layman. Dr. Harry Wirklich reviewed the life work of the man who claimed international attention. Dr. Fred E. Moore paid tribute to Dr. Abrams as a teacher and man.
[Oakland Tribune 21 Jan 1924]
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. - The funeral of Dr. Albert Abrams was held yesterday from a private chapel, Post and Divisadero streets. A large company of medical men and laymen from many cities in California and the Middle West was in attendance.
Cantor Reuben R. Rinder of the Congregation Emanuel conducted the services. Judge George H. Cabaniss offered eulogy to Dr. Abrams from the viewpoint of a layman. Dr. Harry Wirklich reviewed the life work of the man who claimed international attention. Dr. Fred E. Moore paid tribute to Dr. Abrams as a teacher and man.
[Oakland Tribune 21 Jan 1924]
Inscription
Husband of Blanche B Abrams. Died 1/13/1924
Gravesite Details
Source: jewishgen.org, .Burial date 1/15/1924. Blanche B Abrams is also listed on stone
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