Mrs. Inez E. Hill Dies Here At 79 - Was Charter Member of Women Voters League
Mrs. Inez F. Hill, a charter member of the Cleveland League of Women Voters and active in other groups, died yesterday in Lakeside Hospital. She was the wife of Edward E. Hill, a real estate dealer. Mrs. Hill was born 79 yeas ago in the old Newburgh district and was a graduate of Broadway School. She had been virtually a lifelong member of Miles Park Presbyterian Church.
Services Tomorrow
In World War I, Mrs. Hill organized Red Cross centers in numerous cities in Ohio. Meanwhile, she directed the Southeast Red Cross Branch here, one of the state's largest. She was an early member of the Women's City club and of the Southeast Dorcas Society. Surviving her are her husband, to whom she had been married 57 years; two daughters, Mrs. Esther E. Alden of New York and Mrs. Eunice V. Twilley of Alexandria, Va., and one grandchild. Her home was at 4160 E. 99th Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Jones funeral home, 9419 Miles Avenue S.E. Burial will be in Harvard Grove Cemetery.
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH) 23 Sep 1955
She was the daughter of Amos G. & Mary Heaps.
Mrs. Inez F. Hill, a charter member of the Cleveland League of Women Voters and active in other groups, died yesterday in Lakeside Hospital. She was the wife of Edward E. Hill, a real estate dealer. Mrs. Hill was born 79 yeas ago in the old Newburgh district and was a graduate of Broadway School. She had been virtually a lifelong member of Miles Park Presbyterian Church.
Services Tomorrow
In World War I, Mrs. Hill organized Red Cross centers in numerous cities in Ohio. Meanwhile, she directed the Southeast Red Cross Branch here, one of the state's largest. She was an early member of the Women's City club and of the Southeast Dorcas Society. Surviving her are her husband, to whom she had been married 57 years; two daughters, Mrs. Esther E. Alden of New York and Mrs. Eunice V. Twilley of Alexandria, Va., and one grandchild. Her home was at 4160 E. 99th Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Jones funeral home, 9419 Miles Avenue S.E. Burial will be in Harvard Grove Cemetery.
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH) 23 Sep 1955
She was the daughter of Amos G. & Mary Heaps.
Mrs. Inez E. Hill Dies Here At 79 - Was Charter Member of Women Voters League
Mrs. Inez F. Hill, a charter member of the Cleveland League of Women Voters and active in other groups, died yesterday in Lakeside Hospital. She was the wife of Edward E. Hill, a real estate dealer. Mrs. Hill was born 79 yeas ago in the old Newburgh district and was a graduate of Broadway School. She had been virtually a lifelong member of Miles Park Presbyterian Church.
Services Tomorrow
In World War I, Mrs. Hill organized Red Cross centers in numerous cities in Ohio. Meanwhile, she directed the Southeast Red Cross Branch here, one of the state's largest. She was an early member of the Women's City club and of the Southeast Dorcas Society. Surviving her are her husband, to whom she had been married 57 years; two daughters, Mrs. Esther E. Alden of New York and Mrs. Eunice V. Twilley of Alexandria, Va., and one grandchild. Her home was at 4160 E. 99th Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Jones funeral home, 9419 Miles Avenue S.E. Burial will be in Harvard Grove Cemetery.
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH) 23 Sep 1955
She was the daughter of Amos G. & Mary Heaps.
Mrs. Inez F. Hill, a charter member of the Cleveland League of Women Voters and active in other groups, died yesterday in Lakeside Hospital. She was the wife of Edward E. Hill, a real estate dealer. Mrs. Hill was born 79 yeas ago in the old Newburgh district and was a graduate of Broadway School. She had been virtually a lifelong member of Miles Park Presbyterian Church.
Services Tomorrow
In World War I, Mrs. Hill organized Red Cross centers in numerous cities in Ohio. Meanwhile, she directed the Southeast Red Cross Branch here, one of the state's largest. She was an early member of the Women's City club and of the Southeast Dorcas Society. Surviving her are her husband, to whom she had been married 57 years; two daughters, Mrs. Esther E. Alden of New York and Mrs. Eunice V. Twilley of Alexandria, Va., and one grandchild. Her home was at 4160 E. 99th Street. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Jones funeral home, 9419 Miles Avenue S.E. Burial will be in Harvard Grove Cemetery.
Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH) 23 Sep 1955
She was the daughter of Amos G. & Mary Heaps.
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