JAMES L MUNGER WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW Funeral services for James L. Munger, 62-year-old former president of the Munger Laundry Company, 2310 Washington Boulevard will he held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Albert H. Hoppe Funneral Parlor, 4111 Lindell Boulevard. Burial will be at Charleston, Ill.
Mr. Munger, who died yesterday or a complication of diseases, lived at the Avalon Hotel, 3339 North Taylor Avenue. He served as president of the laundry company for fifteen years until he retired three years ago and moved to California for his health. About a year ago he returned as superintendent of the company.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Estelle C. Munger of Pasadena, Cal.; three sisters, Miss Laura M. Munger of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph Freese and Mrs. Katherine Redman of Bloomington, Ill., and a brother, George E. Munger, president of the company.
The St. Louis Star and Times
St. Louis, Missouri
16 Dec 1937, Thu • Page 5
Mr. Munger, who died yesterday or a complication of diseases, lived at the Avalon Hotel, 3339 North Taylor Avenue. He served as president of the laundry company for fifteen years until he retired three years ago and moved to California for his health. About a year ago he returned as superintendent of the company.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Estelle C. Munger of Pasadena, Cal.; three sisters, Miss Laura M. Munger of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph Freese and Mrs. Katherine Redman of Bloomington, Ill., and a brother, George E. Munger, president of the company.
The St. Louis Star and Times
St. Louis, Missouri
16 Dec 1937, Thu • Page 5
JAMES L MUNGER WILL BE BURIED TOMORROW Funeral services for James L. Munger, 62-year-old former president of the Munger Laundry Company, 2310 Washington Boulevard will he held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Albert H. Hoppe Funneral Parlor, 4111 Lindell Boulevard. Burial will be at Charleston, Ill.
Mr. Munger, who died yesterday or a complication of diseases, lived at the Avalon Hotel, 3339 North Taylor Avenue. He served as president of the laundry company for fifteen years until he retired three years ago and moved to California for his health. About a year ago he returned as superintendent of the company.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Estelle C. Munger of Pasadena, Cal.; three sisters, Miss Laura M. Munger of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph Freese and Mrs. Katherine Redman of Bloomington, Ill., and a brother, George E. Munger, president of the company.
The St. Louis Star and Times
St. Louis, Missouri
16 Dec 1937, Thu • Page 5
Mr. Munger, who died yesterday or a complication of diseases, lived at the Avalon Hotel, 3339 North Taylor Avenue. He served as president of the laundry company for fifteen years until he retired three years ago and moved to California for his health. About a year ago he returned as superintendent of the company.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Estelle C. Munger of Pasadena, Cal.; three sisters, Miss Laura M. Munger of Chicago, Mrs. Ralph Freese and Mrs. Katherine Redman of Bloomington, Ill., and a brother, George E. Munger, president of the company.
The St. Louis Star and Times
St. Louis, Missouri
16 Dec 1937, Thu • Page 5
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