Giles Burdette Leonard, 45, of Milwaukee, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Leonard, 429 Lake Avenue, died July 6 in a Milwaukee hospital, of virus pneumonia and other complications.
Funeral services were conducted at a Milwaukee funeral home and at St. Catherine's church at 9 a. m. July 10, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Leonard was born in Worthington Feb. 20, 1905, and grew to manhood here. When about 20 years of age he took a course in a barber school in Milwaukee and later embarked upon a shop venture of his own, which he continued to operate until he was rushed to a hospital with a pneumonia attack.
Surviving are Mrs. Leonard, the former Teresa Sitter of Milwaukee, to whom he was married Feb. 9, 1935, and three sons. Other survivors are his parents, and a sister, Mrs. David Tripp, Oakland, Calif.
Worthington, MN, Globe, 17 Jul 1950.
Funeral services were conducted at a Milwaukee funeral home and at St. Catherine's church at 9 a. m. July 10, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Leonard was born in Worthington Feb. 20, 1905, and grew to manhood here. When about 20 years of age he took a course in a barber school in Milwaukee and later embarked upon a shop venture of his own, which he continued to operate until he was rushed to a hospital with a pneumonia attack.
Surviving are Mrs. Leonard, the former Teresa Sitter of Milwaukee, to whom he was married Feb. 9, 1935, and three sons. Other survivors are his parents, and a sister, Mrs. David Tripp, Oakland, Calif.
Worthington, MN, Globe, 17 Jul 1950.
Giles Burdette Leonard, 45, of Milwaukee, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Leonard, 429 Lake Avenue, died July 6 in a Milwaukee hospital, of virus pneumonia and other complications.
Funeral services were conducted at a Milwaukee funeral home and at St. Catherine's church at 9 a. m. July 10, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Leonard was born in Worthington Feb. 20, 1905, and grew to manhood here. When about 20 years of age he took a course in a barber school in Milwaukee and later embarked upon a shop venture of his own, which he continued to operate until he was rushed to a hospital with a pneumonia attack.
Surviving are Mrs. Leonard, the former Teresa Sitter of Milwaukee, to whom he was married Feb. 9, 1935, and three sons. Other survivors are his parents, and a sister, Mrs. David Tripp, Oakland, Calif.
Worthington, MN, Globe, 17 Jul 1950.
Funeral services were conducted at a Milwaukee funeral home and at St. Catherine's church at 9 a. m. July 10, with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Mr. Leonard was born in Worthington Feb. 20, 1905, and grew to manhood here. When about 20 years of age he took a course in a barber school in Milwaukee and later embarked upon a shop venture of his own, which he continued to operate until he was rushed to a hospital with a pneumonia attack.
Surviving are Mrs. Leonard, the former Teresa Sitter of Milwaukee, to whom he was married Feb. 9, 1935, and three sons. Other survivors are his parents, and a sister, Mrs. David Tripp, Oakland, Calif.
Worthington, MN, Globe, 17 Jul 1950.
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