Chicago Daily Tribune, Oct. 15, 1942
"F. de Forrest Schook,
Funeral Services for F. de Forrest Schook, retired Art Institute teacher, will be held today at Bally's(sic) Harbor, Wis. Mr. Schook, who died Tuesday at Sturgeon Bay, Wis., taught painting and illustrations at the Chicago Institute for more than 25 years. He was born in Grand Rapids. Mich., 72 years ago and studied art in France and England. Many of his paintings have been exhibited thruout(sic) the country. Two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cole and Mrs. Jane Rogers, survive."
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Burial services took place August 2, 1943
Door County Advocate; Friday, 1943-08-06; pg 1
"Short burial services were held at the Baileys Harbor cemetery Monday for the ashes of the late Prof. de Forrest Schook, who died at a Sturgeon Bay hospital last October. His daughter, Mrs. Clare Cole and family, and old friends and neighbors were in attendance. The Rev. Hood of Jacksonport officiated."
"F. de Forrest Schook,
Funeral Services for F. de Forrest Schook, retired Art Institute teacher, will be held today at Bally's(sic) Harbor, Wis. Mr. Schook, who died Tuesday at Sturgeon Bay, Wis., taught painting and illustrations at the Chicago Institute for more than 25 years. He was born in Grand Rapids. Mich., 72 years ago and studied art in France and England. Many of his paintings have been exhibited thruout(sic) the country. Two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cole and Mrs. Jane Rogers, survive."
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Burial services took place August 2, 1943
Door County Advocate; Friday, 1943-08-06; pg 1
"Short burial services were held at the Baileys Harbor cemetery Monday for the ashes of the late Prof. de Forrest Schook, who died at a Sturgeon Bay hospital last October. His daughter, Mrs. Clare Cole and family, and old friends and neighbors were in attendance. The Rev. Hood of Jacksonport officiated."
Chicago Daily Tribune, Oct. 15, 1942
"F. de Forrest Schook,
Funeral Services for F. de Forrest Schook, retired Art Institute teacher, will be held today at Bally's(sic) Harbor, Wis. Mr. Schook, who died Tuesday at Sturgeon Bay, Wis., taught painting and illustrations at the Chicago Institute for more than 25 years. He was born in Grand Rapids. Mich., 72 years ago and studied art in France and England. Many of his paintings have been exhibited thruout(sic) the country. Two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cole and Mrs. Jane Rogers, survive."
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Burial services took place August 2, 1943
Door County Advocate; Friday, 1943-08-06; pg 1
"Short burial services were held at the Baileys Harbor cemetery Monday for the ashes of the late Prof. de Forrest Schook, who died at a Sturgeon Bay hospital last October. His daughter, Mrs. Clare Cole and family, and old friends and neighbors were in attendance. The Rev. Hood of Jacksonport officiated."
"F. de Forrest Schook,
Funeral Services for F. de Forrest Schook, retired Art Institute teacher, will be held today at Bally's(sic) Harbor, Wis. Mr. Schook, who died Tuesday at Sturgeon Bay, Wis., taught painting and illustrations at the Chicago Institute for more than 25 years. He was born in Grand Rapids. Mich., 72 years ago and studied art in France and England. Many of his paintings have been exhibited thruout(sic) the country. Two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Cole and Mrs. Jane Rogers, survive."
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Burial services took place August 2, 1943
Door County Advocate; Friday, 1943-08-06; pg 1
"Short burial services were held at the Baileys Harbor cemetery Monday for the ashes of the late Prof. de Forrest Schook, who died at a Sturgeon Bay hospital last October. His daughter, Mrs. Clare Cole and family, and old friends and neighbors were in attendance. The Rev. Hood of Jacksonport officiated."
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