Mrs. Celia Beck, aged 56, wife of Louis Beck, died Friday morning at 9 o’clock. Mrs. Beck had been suffering for the past four years and her passing was surcease from further pain. Death was attributed to complications attending her long illness.
Mrs. Beck had been a resident of Duquesne since her marriage 36 years ago, her husband had been engaged in the butcher business, and is well known here.
The deceased is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Greenwald, of Yonkers, N.Y., and a son, Philip Beck of Detroit, Mich. Her mother, Mrs. Sara Glick, of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, also mourns her demise with the following brothers and sisters: Samuel Glick, of Clairton; Attorney, Norman Glick, of Pittsburgh; Max Glick, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Sam Schwartz, of Homestead; Mrs. Helen Rosenbaum, of Homestead and Mrs. B. Rothman of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh.
Burial was from Allebrand’s chapel at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, with interment in Beth Jacob congregation cemetery.
(Duquesne Times, Aug 17, 1934, p 2)
Contributed to the memorial by: Joanne Graham Wazny
Daughter of Herman Glick and Sara Freedman
Mrs. Beck had been a resident of Duquesne since her marriage 36 years ago, her husband had been engaged in the butcher business, and is well known here.
The deceased is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Greenwald, of Yonkers, N.Y., and a son, Philip Beck of Detroit, Mich. Her mother, Mrs. Sara Glick, of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, also mourns her demise with the following brothers and sisters: Samuel Glick, of Clairton; Attorney, Norman Glick, of Pittsburgh; Max Glick, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Sam Schwartz, of Homestead; Mrs. Helen Rosenbaum, of Homestead and Mrs. B. Rothman of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh.
Burial was from Allebrand’s chapel at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, with interment in Beth Jacob congregation cemetery.
(Duquesne Times, Aug 17, 1934, p 2)
Contributed to the memorial by: Joanne Graham Wazny
Daughter of Herman Glick and Sara Freedman
Mrs. Celia Beck, aged 56, wife of Louis Beck, died Friday morning at 9 o’clock. Mrs. Beck had been suffering for the past four years and her passing was surcease from further pain. Death was attributed to complications attending her long illness.
Mrs. Beck had been a resident of Duquesne since her marriage 36 years ago, her husband had been engaged in the butcher business, and is well known here.
The deceased is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Greenwald, of Yonkers, N.Y., and a son, Philip Beck of Detroit, Mich. Her mother, Mrs. Sara Glick, of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, also mourns her demise with the following brothers and sisters: Samuel Glick, of Clairton; Attorney, Norman Glick, of Pittsburgh; Max Glick, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Sam Schwartz, of Homestead; Mrs. Helen Rosenbaum, of Homestead and Mrs. B. Rothman of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh.
Burial was from Allebrand’s chapel at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, with interment in Beth Jacob congregation cemetery.
(Duquesne Times, Aug 17, 1934, p 2)
Contributed to the memorial by: Joanne Graham Wazny
Daughter of Herman Glick and Sara Freedman
Mrs. Beck had been a resident of Duquesne since her marriage 36 years ago, her husband had been engaged in the butcher business, and is well known here.
The deceased is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Greenwald, of Yonkers, N.Y., and a son, Philip Beck of Detroit, Mich. Her mother, Mrs. Sara Glick, of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh, also mourns her demise with the following brothers and sisters: Samuel Glick, of Clairton; Attorney, Norman Glick, of Pittsburgh; Max Glick, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Sam Schwartz, of Homestead; Mrs. Helen Rosenbaum, of Homestead and Mrs. B. Rothman of Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh.
Burial was from Allebrand’s chapel at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon, with interment in Beth Jacob congregation cemetery.
(Duquesne Times, Aug 17, 1934, p 2)
Contributed to the memorial by: Joanne Graham Wazny
Daughter of Herman Glick and Sara Freedman
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