Death of Mrs. Todd Lunsford
Mrs. Todd Lunsford of Muskegon, Mich., died at her home on Sunday, July 24. Mrs. Lunsford was the surviving sister of Walter S. Gerts of River Forest. She grew up in the house famous for its hospitality, now occupied by her brother-in-law, Dr. Charles Boynton, at 920 Lake.
Kate Gerts was one of the brightest, most popular girls of the early set and alway kept an eager and abiding interest in her beloved home town. She will long be held in affectionate remembrance.
Funeral services took place on Wednesday at Muskegon.
—Oak Leaves (Oak Park IL), 30 Jul 1921, pg. 34
Mrs. Todd Lunsford of Muskegon, Mich., died at her home on Sunday, July 24. Mrs. Lunsford was the surviving sister of Walter S. Gerts of River Forest. She grew up in the house famous for its hospitality, now occupied by her brother-in-law, Dr. Charles Boynton, at 920 Lake.
Kate Gerts was one of the brightest, most popular girls of the early set and alway kept an eager and abiding interest in her beloved home town. She will long be held in affectionate remembrance.
Funeral services took place on Wednesday at Muskegon.
—Oak Leaves (Oak Park IL), 30 Jul 1921, pg. 34
Death of Mrs. Todd Lunsford
Mrs. Todd Lunsford of Muskegon, Mich., died at her home on Sunday, July 24. Mrs. Lunsford was the surviving sister of Walter S. Gerts of River Forest. She grew up in the house famous for its hospitality, now occupied by her brother-in-law, Dr. Charles Boynton, at 920 Lake.
Kate Gerts was one of the brightest, most popular girls of the early set and alway kept an eager and abiding interest in her beloved home town. She will long be held in affectionate remembrance.
Funeral services took place on Wednesday at Muskegon.
—Oak Leaves (Oak Park IL), 30 Jul 1921, pg. 34
Mrs. Todd Lunsford of Muskegon, Mich., died at her home on Sunday, July 24. Mrs. Lunsford was the surviving sister of Walter S. Gerts of River Forest. She grew up in the house famous for its hospitality, now occupied by her brother-in-law, Dr. Charles Boynton, at 920 Lake.
Kate Gerts was one of the brightest, most popular girls of the early set and alway kept an eager and abiding interest in her beloved home town. She will long be held in affectionate remembrance.
Funeral services took place on Wednesday at Muskegon.
—Oak Leaves (Oak Park IL), 30 Jul 1921, pg. 34
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