Mrs. Ida Abrams, widow of A. Abrams, died in New York today. The Abrams were widely-known residents of this city, having owned the block where the Court House now stands. Mr. Abrams was a cigar manufacturer. Mrs. Abrams is survived by two sons, Rubin and Alonzo, and two daughters, Mrs. Bea Mann and Mrs. Florence Sackendors. The body will arrive in Syracuse today, and tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the Syracuse Chapter of the Eastern Star, of which she was a member will conduct services at the funeral rooms of Cornell & Clement. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Syracuse Herald
Sunday morning, February 11, 1923
Page 28, Column 2
Syracuse Herald
Sunday morning, February 11, 1923
Page 28, Column 2
Mrs. Ida Abrams, widow of A. Abrams, died in New York today. The Abrams were widely-known residents of this city, having owned the block where the Court House now stands. Mr. Abrams was a cigar manufacturer. Mrs. Abrams is survived by two sons, Rubin and Alonzo, and two daughters, Mrs. Bea Mann and Mrs. Florence Sackendors. The body will arrive in Syracuse today, and tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the Syracuse Chapter of the Eastern Star, of which she was a member will conduct services at the funeral rooms of Cornell & Clement. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Syracuse Herald
Sunday morning, February 11, 1923
Page 28, Column 2
Syracuse Herald
Sunday morning, February 11, 1923
Page 28, Column 2
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