Blair B. Lowe, 61, formerly of Duluth but recently of Virginia, died suddenly Wednesday at his home. He is survived by his widow, Anna; one daughter, Mrs. Theodore Hill, Hollywood, Calif; his mother, Mrs. Celia Lowe, of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. L. F. Currie and Mrs. Ruby Tozer, both of Duluth, and Mary C Lowe, Minneapolis.
Duluth News Tribune, Duluth, Minnesota
January 6, 1905
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LOWE RITES MONDAY.
Fueral services for Blair B. Lowe, 61, of 325 Fifth Street North, who died Wednesday evening at his home, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Cooperative Chapel. The Rev. Bert R. Stanway will officiate and burial will be made in the family lot in Greenwood cemetery. The Cooperative Mortuary has charge of arrangements.
Saturday January 6, Virginian Daily Enterprise
Virginia Minnesota
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Blair Benjamin Lowe, 61, of 324 First Street North, died suddenly Wednesday evening at his home of a heart attack. Born October 8, 1884 at Duuth, he had been a resident of Virginia since 1913. He was engaged in the contracting and carpenter business.
Survivors in addition to his wife, Ethel Ann, include one daughter, Mr. Theodore Hill, of North Hollywood, California, who just returned to her home after visiting with her parents; one grandson, Richard Hill; his mother Mrs. Celia Lowe, Duluth; and three sisters, Mr. Lloyd Currie and Mrs Ruby Tozer of Duluth and Miss Mary Lowe of Minneapolis.
Funeral arranngemets are pending. The body has been taken the Cooperative Motuary.
Duluth News Tribune, Duluth, Minnesota
January 6, 1905
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LOWE RITES MONDAY.
Fueral services for Blair B. Lowe, 61, of 325 Fifth Street North, who died Wednesday evening at his home, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Cooperative Chapel. The Rev. Bert R. Stanway will officiate and burial will be made in the family lot in Greenwood cemetery. The Cooperative Mortuary has charge of arrangements.
Saturday January 6, Virginian Daily Enterprise
Virginia Minnesota
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Blair Benjamin Lowe, 61, of 324 First Street North, died suddenly Wednesday evening at his home of a heart attack. Born October 8, 1884 at Duuth, he had been a resident of Virginia since 1913. He was engaged in the contracting and carpenter business.
Survivors in addition to his wife, Ethel Ann, include one daughter, Mr. Theodore Hill, of North Hollywood, California, who just returned to her home after visiting with her parents; one grandson, Richard Hill; his mother Mrs. Celia Lowe, Duluth; and three sisters, Mr. Lloyd Currie and Mrs Ruby Tozer of Duluth and Miss Mary Lowe of Minneapolis.
Funeral arranngemets are pending. The body has been taken the Cooperative Motuary.
Blair B. Lowe, 61, formerly of Duluth but recently of Virginia, died suddenly Wednesday at his home. He is survived by his widow, Anna; one daughter, Mrs. Theodore Hill, Hollywood, Calif; his mother, Mrs. Celia Lowe, of Duluth, and three sisters, Mrs. L. F. Currie and Mrs. Ruby Tozer, both of Duluth, and Mary C Lowe, Minneapolis.
Duluth News Tribune, Duluth, Minnesota
January 6, 1905
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LOWE RITES MONDAY.
Fueral services for Blair B. Lowe, 61, of 325 Fifth Street North, who died Wednesday evening at his home, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Cooperative Chapel. The Rev. Bert R. Stanway will officiate and burial will be made in the family lot in Greenwood cemetery. The Cooperative Mortuary has charge of arrangements.
Saturday January 6, Virginian Daily Enterprise
Virginia Minnesota
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Blair Benjamin Lowe, 61, of 324 First Street North, died suddenly Wednesday evening at his home of a heart attack. Born October 8, 1884 at Duuth, he had been a resident of Virginia since 1913. He was engaged in the contracting and carpenter business.
Survivors in addition to his wife, Ethel Ann, include one daughter, Mr. Theodore Hill, of North Hollywood, California, who just returned to her home after visiting with her parents; one grandson, Richard Hill; his mother Mrs. Celia Lowe, Duluth; and three sisters, Mr. Lloyd Currie and Mrs Ruby Tozer of Duluth and Miss Mary Lowe of Minneapolis.
Funeral arranngemets are pending. The body has been taken the Cooperative Motuary.
Duluth News Tribune, Duluth, Minnesota
January 6, 1905
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LOWE RITES MONDAY.
Fueral services for Blair B. Lowe, 61, of 325 Fifth Street North, who died Wednesday evening at his home, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at the Cooperative Chapel. The Rev. Bert R. Stanway will officiate and burial will be made in the family lot in Greenwood cemetery. The Cooperative Mortuary has charge of arrangements.
Saturday January 6, Virginian Daily Enterprise
Virginia Minnesota
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Blair Benjamin Lowe, 61, of 324 First Street North, died suddenly Wednesday evening at his home of a heart attack. Born October 8, 1884 at Duuth, he had been a resident of Virginia since 1913. He was engaged in the contracting and carpenter business.
Survivors in addition to his wife, Ethel Ann, include one daughter, Mr. Theodore Hill, of North Hollywood, California, who just returned to her home after visiting with her parents; one grandson, Richard Hill; his mother Mrs. Celia Lowe, Duluth; and three sisters, Mr. Lloyd Currie and Mrs Ruby Tozer of Duluth and Miss Mary Lowe of Minneapolis.
Funeral arranngemets are pending. The body has been taken the Cooperative Motuary.
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