Hunt Kin of Man Who Died Here
Police are endeavoring to locate relatives of Stanley Peters, 39, who
died Tuesday evening at 9:15 o'clock at Holy Family hospital. Peters
spent Monday night in the furnace room of a local restaurant. The
manager notified police Tuesday morning and upon the advice of the city
physician, R.G. Strong, police removed Peters to the hospital. At that
time he was in a coma. His death was due to diabetes in advanced form,
the physician said.
Police learned that Peters formerly was employed at the Potter Foundry
in Milwaukee and worked at the Schwartz foundry here for a few days. He
told friends he formerly worked in lumber camps. He carried discharge
papers from the Army which gave his occupation as a cook and baker. His
birthplace was listed at Waukegan, Ill., but police of that city were
unable to locate his birth certificate or any relatives. He was unmarried.
The body is at the Leschke funeral home.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Thursday, May 27, 1943 P.2
Police are endeavoring to locate relatives of Stanley Peters, 39, who
died Tuesday evening at 9:15 o'clock at Holy Family hospital. Peters
spent Monday night in the furnace room of a local restaurant. The
manager notified police Tuesday morning and upon the advice of the city
physician, R.G. Strong, police removed Peters to the hospital. At that
time he was in a coma. His death was due to diabetes in advanced form,
the physician said.
Police learned that Peters formerly was employed at the Potter Foundry
in Milwaukee and worked at the Schwartz foundry here for a few days. He
told friends he formerly worked in lumber camps. He carried discharge
papers from the Army which gave his occupation as a cook and baker. His
birthplace was listed at Waukegan, Ill., but police of that city were
unable to locate his birth certificate or any relatives. He was unmarried.
The body is at the Leschke funeral home.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Thursday, May 27, 1943 P.2
Hunt Kin of Man Who Died Here
Police are endeavoring to locate relatives of Stanley Peters, 39, who
died Tuesday evening at 9:15 o'clock at Holy Family hospital. Peters
spent Monday night in the furnace room of a local restaurant. The
manager notified police Tuesday morning and upon the advice of the city
physician, R.G. Strong, police removed Peters to the hospital. At that
time he was in a coma. His death was due to diabetes in advanced form,
the physician said.
Police learned that Peters formerly was employed at the Potter Foundry
in Milwaukee and worked at the Schwartz foundry here for a few days. He
told friends he formerly worked in lumber camps. He carried discharge
papers from the Army which gave his occupation as a cook and baker. His
birthplace was listed at Waukegan, Ill., but police of that city were
unable to locate his birth certificate or any relatives. He was unmarried.
The body is at the Leschke funeral home.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Thursday, May 27, 1943 P.2
Police are endeavoring to locate relatives of Stanley Peters, 39, who
died Tuesday evening at 9:15 o'clock at Holy Family hospital. Peters
spent Monday night in the furnace room of a local restaurant. The
manager notified police Tuesday morning and upon the advice of the city
physician, R.G. Strong, police removed Peters to the hospital. At that
time he was in a coma. His death was due to diabetes in advanced form,
the physician said.
Police learned that Peters formerly was employed at the Potter Foundry
in Milwaukee and worked at the Schwartz foundry here for a few days. He
told friends he formerly worked in lumber camps. He carried discharge
papers from the Army which gave his occupation as a cook and baker. His
birthplace was listed at Waukegan, Ill., but police of that city were
unable to locate his birth certificate or any relatives. He was unmarried.
The body is at the Leschke funeral home.
Manitowoc Herald Times, Thursday, May 27, 1943 P.2
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