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Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born:''' February 3, 1896 '''<span style="">Henry Uihlein'''<span style="">''' II''' was a grandson of Henry Uihlein, a longtime president of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With an interest in medicine, Henry II was enrolled at Cornell University when he contracted tuberculosis. He moved to Lake Placid to regain his health, becoming an avid supporter of local sports. particularly speedskating. He was a generous philanthropist in his l..." |
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''' | '''Henry Uihlein'''''' II''' was a grandson of Henry Uihlein, a longtime president of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With an interest in medicine, Henry II was enrolled at Cornell University when he contracted tuberculosis. He moved to Lake Placid to regain his health, becoming an avid supporter of local sports. particularly speedskating. He was a generous philanthropist in his lifetime and left large donations of property and money to the community. | ||
An article about him appeared in the ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' & ''Lake Placid News'' supplement, "1980 Olympic Winter Games 40th Anniversary," published in February 2020. | An article about him appeared in the ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'' & ''Lake Placid News'' supplement, "1980 Olympic Winter Games 40th Anniversary," published in February 2020. | ||
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Born: February 3, 1896
'Henry Uihlein' II was a grandson of Henry Uihlein, a longtime president of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With an interest in medicine, Henry II was enrolled at Cornell University when he contracted tuberculosis. He moved to Lake Placid to regain his health, becoming an avid supporter of local sports. particularly speedskating. He was a generous philanthropist in his lifetime and left large donations of property and money to the community.
An article about him appeared in the Adirondack Daily Enterprise & Lake Placid News supplement, "1980 Olympic Winter Games 40th Anniversary," published in February 2020.