Chicago newspaper articles for the Turows

Date: 1 Sep 2022 [unknown]
Location: Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States
Surname/tag: Turow

Chicago newspaper articles for the Turows that have been transcribed and abstracted through 1950.

Marriage license

April 1888 Hermann Bollman, Lake View, Anna Turow… 28-21 ^[1]

February 1921

S. Turow locked up in basement of M. J. Harris’s jewelry store in Chicago.^[2]

October 1932 Turow Butter & Egg, 3511 W. Roosevelt Road.^[3]

March 1935 LEVIN- Elmer Levin of 2551 Eastwood av., beloved son of Sam and Sally, nee Warsaw, fond brother of Rhoda Turow, grandson of Louis Warsaw. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment O.B.A. cemetery, Waldheim.^[4]

June 1938 Harold Turow receives diploma from Manley High School.^[5]

September 1938 POLLEN- Bertha Pollen, beloved mother of Barney, Sam, Rebecca Liss, Mary Glass, Ben, Harry, Celia Aloff, Tillie Turow, Faye Satz, and Sarah Ebstein. Funeral today, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim.^[6]

September 1940 Demands Probe of Unmarked Asylum Graves.(Article describes lost grave at an insane asylum at Bartonville, Illinois) “There were delays that aroused the daughter’s apprehension. She visited the Institution/. There, she said, Dr. I. J. Turow refunded her $34.50 with a statement that the mother’s grave could not be identified. He is Vacationing. Dr. Turow is on vacation.^[7]

March 1941 POLLEN- Barney Pollen, suddenly, bellowed husband of Rose, dear father of Dorothy, brother of Sam, Becky Liss, Mary Glass, Ben, Harry, Celia Aloff, Tillie Turow, Faye Satz, Sara Ebstein. Funeral Friday, at 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Burial P.O.W. cemetery, Waldheim.^[8]

June 1941 David D. Turow received Bachelor of science in medicine from University of Illinois on 6 June 1941.^[9]

March 1943 David D. Turow receives medical degree from University of Illinois on 19 March 1943.^[10]

August 1948 Ignatius Turow received license for a slot machine for the Judge’s Club, 816 Burnham av., Calumet City.^[11]

May 1949. Miss Laverne Turow. The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Laverne Turow, 2700 N. Mozart av., to Jerry Carlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohn, 317 S. Central av., has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turow. The wedding will take place in the Sovereign hotel, 6200 Kenmore av. Miss Turow attended the University of Illinois where her fiancé is a student.[photo present]^[12]

December 1950 ZITO- Minnie C. Zito, 219 W. 31st street, Nov. 30, 1950, beloved wife of the late Paul Zito, aunt of Nat H. and Bruce W. Dawson, Grace Perry, Florence Mayhugh, Grace Webber, and Lucy Turow. At chapel, 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Dec. 2, at 1 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood.^[13]

Sources

1. ↑ Marriage Licenses. Chicago Tribune, 20 April 1888, page 8, column 3.
2. ↑ 4 Get $10,000 Gems. Chicago Trribune, 1 February 1921, page 3, column 7. Turow & Feldman were creditors for the Tucker & Freedman jewelers, which went bankrupt in June 1930.<ref.Bankruptcies. Chicago Tribune, 26 June 1930, page 20, column 3.
3. ↑ Advertisement. Chicago Tribune, 4 October 1921, page 11, column 2.
4. ↑ Levin death notice. Chicago Tribune, 9 March 1935, page 16, column 8.
5. ↑ Nine West Side Public High Schools Award 3,293 Diplomas. Chicago Tribune, 19 June 1938, page 34, column 8.
6. ↑ Pollen death notice. Chicago Tribune, 2 September 1938, page 18, column 8.
7. ↑ Demands Probe of Unmarked Asylum Graves. Chicago Tribune, 9 September 1940 , page 8, column 3.
8. ↑ Pollen death notice. Chicago Tribune, 14 march 1941, page 32, column 8.
9. ↑ U. of I. Awards Degrees to 58 From N. W. Side Chicago Tribune, 8 June 1941, part 3, page 2, column 4.
10. ↑ 20 Northwest Siders to Get U. of I. Degrees. Chicago Tribune, part 3, page 3, column 2.
11. ↑ Slot Machines in County Net 4 Million a Year. Chicago Tribune, 26 August 1948, part 3, page 8, column 3.
12. ↑ Betrothed. Chicago Tribune, 15 May 1949, part 3. Page 3, column 4.
13. ↑ Zito death notice. Chicago Tribune, 1 December 1950, part 4, page 6, column 8.