Mrs. K. Heintzelman, Formerly of Boston
Services will be held tomorrow in Manhattan, Kan. for Mrs. Katherine T. Heintzelman, 86, wife of the late Arthur Heintzelman, keeper of the prints at the Boston Public Library and an internationally known artists.
Mrs. Heintzelman died Saturday in Manhattan, Kan., where she had lived sine her husband's death in 1965. A native of Detroit, she was a life member of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
She leaves a son, J. Cranston Heintzelman of Manhattan, Kan. and two sisters, Mrs. Irving Hirachman and Mrs. Nathan Sloss, both of Detroit.
(Published Monday, March 6, 1972 in the Boston Herald)
Services will be held tomorrow in Manhattan, Kan. for Mrs. Katherine T. Heintzelman, 86, wife of the late Arthur Heintzelman, keeper of the prints at the Boston Public Library and an internationally known artists.
Mrs. Heintzelman died Saturday in Manhattan, Kan., where she had lived sine her husband's death in 1965. A native of Detroit, she was a life member of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
She leaves a son, J. Cranston Heintzelman of Manhattan, Kan. and two sisters, Mrs. Irving Hirachman and Mrs. Nathan Sloss, both of Detroit.
(Published Monday, March 6, 1972 in the Boston Herald)
Mrs. K. Heintzelman, Formerly of Boston
Services will be held tomorrow in Manhattan, Kan. for Mrs. Katherine T. Heintzelman, 86, wife of the late Arthur Heintzelman, keeper of the prints at the Boston Public Library and an internationally known artists.
Mrs. Heintzelman died Saturday in Manhattan, Kan., where she had lived sine her husband's death in 1965. A native of Detroit, she was a life member of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
She leaves a son, J. Cranston Heintzelman of Manhattan, Kan. and two sisters, Mrs. Irving Hirachman and Mrs. Nathan Sloss, both of Detroit.
(Published Monday, March 6, 1972 in the Boston Herald)
Services will be held tomorrow in Manhattan, Kan. for Mrs. Katherine T. Heintzelman, 86, wife of the late Arthur Heintzelman, keeper of the prints at the Boston Public Library and an internationally known artists.
Mrs. Heintzelman died Saturday in Manhattan, Kan., where she had lived sine her husband's death in 1965. A native of Detroit, she was a life member of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
She leaves a son, J. Cranston Heintzelman of Manhattan, Kan. and two sisters, Mrs. Irving Hirachman and Mrs. Nathan Sloss, both of Detroit.
(Published Monday, March 6, 1972 in the Boston Herald)
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