Suggested Edit: Mrs. Mary Ricketts, 83 years old, 539 Belmont Av., who established the first Ricketts restaurant at Clark Street and Chicago Avenue in 1898, died in her home on Apr. 1, 1936, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Ricketts was active until a year ago, making daily visits to her restaurants, where her patrons knew her as “Grandma.” Her husband, Hugh Rickets, died 37 years ago. She was the mother of three sons, John, Ernest, and Ash Ricketts, who are widely known restaurant operators. She also had seven grandchildren.
Full obit published in the Chicago Tribune, 02 Apr 1936
Sonia Sanchez Galarza - [email protected]
Full obit published in the Chicago Tribune, 02 Apr 1936
Sonia Sanchez Galarza - [email protected]
Suggested Edit: Mrs. Mary Ricketts, 83 years old, 539 Belmont Av., who established the first Ricketts restaurant at Clark Street and Chicago Avenue in 1898, died in her home on Apr. 1, 1936, after an illness of several months. Mrs. Ricketts was active until a year ago, making daily visits to her restaurants, where her patrons knew her as “Grandma.” Her husband, Hugh Rickets, died 37 years ago. She was the mother of three sons, John, Ernest, and Ash Ricketts, who are widely known restaurant operators. She also had seven grandchildren.
Full obit published in the Chicago Tribune, 02 Apr 1936
Sonia Sanchez Galarza - [email protected]
Full obit published in the Chicago Tribune, 02 Apr 1936
Sonia Sanchez Galarza - [email protected]
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