PHILLIPS DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Former Douglas Telephone Exchange Manager Dead at Cheyenne
L. C. Phillips, a former manager of the Mountain States Telephone exchange in this city and a son-in-law of Mrs. N. DeCastro of Douglas, died very suddenly at the family home in Cheyenne last (Monday) evening, according to word received by Mrs. DeCastro who departed for that city this (Tuesday) evening.
Mr. Phillips, it seems, partook of his dinner while in his normal good health but very shortly later was taken violently ill and the end came soon. He is survived by a widow, the former Miss Frances DeCastro and three children, the oldest of which, a son, is a freshman at Wyoming university.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left Douglas about 15 years ago. He was engaged in the electrical contracting business in Cheyenne.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, WY, Jan. 28, 1930
PHILLIPS FUNERAL CHEYENNE FRIDAY
Former Douglas Man Laid to Final Rest by Sorrowing Friends
Funeral services for the late L. C. Phillips, Cheyenne electrical contractor and former manager of the Douglas exchange of the Mountain States Telephone Company, were held at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Elks home in Cheyenne, deceased having been a member of the order for many years. Officers of the organization were in charge of the ceremony.
L. C. Phillips was 45 years of age at the time of his demise last Monday night at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne, of which city he had been a resident for about 18 years. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Frances DeCastro of Douglas, and three children: Louis, 19, a student at Wyoming university; Winifred, 14 and Paul 3. Mr. Phillips had gained a wide reputation as contractor and at the time of his death held the contract for the electrical work on the new Publix theatre. Many of the larger buildings of the state and city were equipped by him.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, Wy, Feb. 4, 1930
(Obituary provided by Betty Alberts, FAG Member #47293729)
Former Douglas Telephone Exchange Manager Dead at Cheyenne
L. C. Phillips, a former manager of the Mountain States Telephone exchange in this city and a son-in-law of Mrs. N. DeCastro of Douglas, died very suddenly at the family home in Cheyenne last (Monday) evening, according to word received by Mrs. DeCastro who departed for that city this (Tuesday) evening.
Mr. Phillips, it seems, partook of his dinner while in his normal good health but very shortly later was taken violently ill and the end came soon. He is survived by a widow, the former Miss Frances DeCastro and three children, the oldest of which, a son, is a freshman at Wyoming university.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left Douglas about 15 years ago. He was engaged in the electrical contracting business in Cheyenne.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, WY, Jan. 28, 1930
PHILLIPS FUNERAL CHEYENNE FRIDAY
Former Douglas Man Laid to Final Rest by Sorrowing Friends
Funeral services for the late L. C. Phillips, Cheyenne electrical contractor and former manager of the Douglas exchange of the Mountain States Telephone Company, were held at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Elks home in Cheyenne, deceased having been a member of the order for many years. Officers of the organization were in charge of the ceremony.
L. C. Phillips was 45 years of age at the time of his demise last Monday night at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne, of which city he had been a resident for about 18 years. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Frances DeCastro of Douglas, and three children: Louis, 19, a student at Wyoming university; Winifred, 14 and Paul 3. Mr. Phillips had gained a wide reputation as contractor and at the time of his death held the contract for the electrical work on the new Publix theatre. Many of the larger buildings of the state and city were equipped by him.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, Wy, Feb. 4, 1930
(Obituary provided by Betty Alberts, FAG Member #47293729)
PHILLIPS DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Former Douglas Telephone Exchange Manager Dead at Cheyenne
L. C. Phillips, a former manager of the Mountain States Telephone exchange in this city and a son-in-law of Mrs. N. DeCastro of Douglas, died very suddenly at the family home in Cheyenne last (Monday) evening, according to word received by Mrs. DeCastro who departed for that city this (Tuesday) evening.
Mr. Phillips, it seems, partook of his dinner while in his normal good health but very shortly later was taken violently ill and the end came soon. He is survived by a widow, the former Miss Frances DeCastro and three children, the oldest of which, a son, is a freshman at Wyoming university.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left Douglas about 15 years ago. He was engaged in the electrical contracting business in Cheyenne.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, WY, Jan. 28, 1930
PHILLIPS FUNERAL CHEYENNE FRIDAY
Former Douglas Man Laid to Final Rest by Sorrowing Friends
Funeral services for the late L. C. Phillips, Cheyenne electrical contractor and former manager of the Douglas exchange of the Mountain States Telephone Company, were held at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Elks home in Cheyenne, deceased having been a member of the order for many years. Officers of the organization were in charge of the ceremony.
L. C. Phillips was 45 years of age at the time of his demise last Monday night at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne, of which city he had been a resident for about 18 years. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Frances DeCastro of Douglas, and three children: Louis, 19, a student at Wyoming university; Winifred, 14 and Paul 3. Mr. Phillips had gained a wide reputation as contractor and at the time of his death held the contract for the electrical work on the new Publix theatre. Many of the larger buildings of the state and city were equipped by him.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, Wy, Feb. 4, 1930
(Obituary provided by Betty Alberts, FAG Member #47293729)
Former Douglas Telephone Exchange Manager Dead at Cheyenne
L. C. Phillips, a former manager of the Mountain States Telephone exchange in this city and a son-in-law of Mrs. N. DeCastro of Douglas, died very suddenly at the family home in Cheyenne last (Monday) evening, according to word received by Mrs. DeCastro who departed for that city this (Tuesday) evening.
Mr. Phillips, it seems, partook of his dinner while in his normal good health but very shortly later was taken violently ill and the end came soon. He is survived by a widow, the former Miss Frances DeCastro and three children, the oldest of which, a son, is a freshman at Wyoming university.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left Douglas about 15 years ago. He was engaged in the electrical contracting business in Cheyenne.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, WY, Jan. 28, 1930
PHILLIPS FUNERAL CHEYENNE FRIDAY
Former Douglas Man Laid to Final Rest by Sorrowing Friends
Funeral services for the late L. C. Phillips, Cheyenne electrical contractor and former manager of the Douglas exchange of the Mountain States Telephone Company, were held at 11 o'clock Friday morning at the Elks home in Cheyenne, deceased having been a member of the order for many years. Officers of the organization were in charge of the ceremony.
L. C. Phillips was 45 years of age at the time of his demise last Monday night at Memorial hospital in Cheyenne, of which city he had been a resident for about 18 years. He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Frances DeCastro of Douglas, and three children: Louis, 19, a student at Wyoming university; Winifred, 14 and Paul 3. Mr. Phillips had gained a wide reputation as contractor and at the time of his death held the contract for the electrical work on the new Publix theatre. Many of the larger buildings of the state and city were equipped by him.
---Douglas Enterprise, Douglas, Wy, Feb. 4, 1930
(Obituary provided by Betty Alberts, FAG Member #47293729)
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