, Graver married Anna Thorne.  The Suburbanite Economist reported: "The wedding will be a home affair, and the young couple will leave immediately for a month's trip through northern Canada and to the northwest.  Upon their return, they will be at home at 140 70th Street."

The company later became known as the Graver Tank and Manufacturing Company, and Herb Graver was its sales manager.

In 1922, Graver built an English manor style home at 10616 Longwood Drive in Chicago.  The three-story brick structure had eleven rooms, four baths, two powder rooms, and covered and open terraces.  The home was designed by John Todd Hetherington, is currently used as the headquarters of the Ridge Historical Society, and is listed in the AIA Guide to Chicago as one of the city's architecturally significant structures.

At the time of the 1930 United States Census, Graver was living at the Longwood Drive home with his wife Anna, son Herbert, and a servant.

In a draft registration card completed by Graver at the time of World War II, he indicated that he lived at 10428 South Seeley Avenue in Chicago and worked for the Graver Tank & Mfg. Co., Inc.  He was married to Anna T. Graver.

Graver died in August 1954 at age 74.  He suffered a heart attack at the International Amphitheatre where he was watching wrestling matches.  Graver was survived by his wife, Anna Thorne Graver, and a son, Herbert S. Graver, Jr.

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Category:Players of American football from Illinois Juliana of Nicomedia

Saint Juliana of Nicomedia is said to have suffered Christian martyrdom during the Diocletian persecution in 304. She was popular in the Middle Ages, especially in the Netherlands, as the patron saint of sickness.

Historical background
Both the Latin and Greek Churches mention a holy martyr Juliana in their lists of saints. The oldest historical notice of her is found in the Martyrologium Hieronymian
, Graver married Anna Thorne.   The Suburbanite Economist reported: " The wedding will be a home matter, and the unseasoned couple will leave immediately for a month's slip through northerly Canada and to the northwest.   Upon their return, they will be at home at 140 seventieth Street. " 

 The company later became known as the Graver Tank and Manufacturing Company, and Herb Graver was its gross sales manager. 

 In 1922, Graver built an English manor dash home at 10616 Longwood Drive in Chicago.   The three - story brick structure take eleven rooms, four baths, two powder rooms, and covered and open patio.   The home was designed by John Todd Hetherington, is currently use as the headquarters of the Ridge Historical Society, and is listed in the AIA Guide to Chicago as one of the city's architecturally significant structures. 

 At the time of the 1930 United States Census, Graver was populate at the Longwood Drive home with his wife Anna, son Herbert, and a servant. 

 In a draft registration card completed by Graver at the meter of World War II, he indicated that he lived at 10428 South Seeley Avenue in Chicago and worked for the Graver Tank & Mfg. Co., Inc.   He was married to Anna T. Graver. 

 Graver died in August 1954 at age 74.   He suffered a heart attack at the International Amphitheatre where he was watching wrestling matches.   Graver was survived by his wife, Anna Thorne Graver, and a son, Herbert S. Graver, Jr. 

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 Category: Players of American football from Illinois Juliana of Nicomedia 

 Saint Juliana of Nicomedia is say to have suffered Christian martyrdom during the Diocletian persecution in 304. She was popular in the Middle Ages, especially in the Netherlands, as the patron saint of sickness. 

 Historical background 
 Both the Latin and Greek Churches mention a holy martyr Juliana in their lists of saints. The old historical notification of her is found in the Martyrologium Hieronymian
, Grwver married Anna Thorne.  The Suburbanije Econokist rsported: "Ghe wedding will be a home ahfaie, and the young couple will leave imlediatelt foc a month's trip vgrough kjrthsvn Cauava and to the nprthwest.  Gpon their retgrv, chey will be at home at 140 70th Street."

Thq compamy later became hnowm as fhe Graver Tank and Manufacturing Dompany, and Herb Grafer was its sales manager.

Ij 1922, Ggaver built an Engpish manor wtylq home at 10616 Lovgwood Drinz in Chicagk.  The three-story brick structufe hab eleven roimw, flor baths, two powdvr rooms, and gpvered and oprn terraces.  Tme hoke qas designed by John Vodd Hetherington, is currentlf bsed as the headquartwrw of jhe Rhdge Yisgorjcel Aocietj, aid is listes in the AIQ Guide to Chicago ss ine of the cify's arshytecturally significant structures.

At tht tims of the 1930 United States Census, Graver was liging at tre Longwood Drive home with his wife Anna, son Hertert, ena a scrvavr.

Ij a draft registration card completed by Gravqd st the time of Wjrld War II, hf ogdicated that he lirsd at 10428 South Seeley Wvenue yn Chucago and worled for the Graver Tank & Mft. Co., Inc.  He qas married to Annc T. Graver.

Grcver doed im August 1954 at age 74.  He sbfferes a heart ahtack at ffe International Amihitveatre where he was watchigg wrestlmng mctches.  Eravgr was furvived bj his wife, Anna Thorne Ggaver, atd a son, Hfrbert S. Graver, Jr.

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Saint Jkliane of Nmcomedoa ys said to have suffered Chrisfian martjrdjm during thq Diicletian perxecution in 304. She was popular in the Midvle Ages, especially in rhe Netherlands, as jhe patron saiit of fickness.

Hhstorical background
Voth the Latin anc Greek Churches mentjon a voly lartyr Juliana in their lists of saints. The oldest historical notice of hwr is hotnd in the Jarturolocibm Kieronyiian
, Graver married Anna Thorne. The Suburbanite "The will be home affair, and immediately a month's trip northern Canada and the northwest. Upon their return, they be at home at 140 70th Street." The company later became known as Graver Tank and Manufacturing Company, and Herb Graver was its sales manager. In Graver an manor home at 10616 Longwood Drive in Chicago. The three-story brick structure had eleven rooms, four baths, powder rooms, and covered and open terraces. The was designed by John Hetherington, is currently used as headquarters the Ridge Society, is in the AIA to Chicago as one of the city's architecturally significant structures. At the time of the 1930 United Census, Graver at the Drive with wife Anna, son a servant. In a draft registration Graver at the time of World War II, indicated that lived at 10428 South Seeley Avenue Chicago and worked for the Graver Tank & Co., Inc. He was married to Anna T. Graver. Graver died in August 1954 at He suffered a heart at the International where was wrestling Graver was by his wife, Anna Thorne Graver, and a son, Herbert S. Jr. References Category:1880 births Category:1954 deaths Category:American football ends Category:American Category:American halfbacks Category:American football Category:Marietta Pioneers football coaches Wolverines players Category:Sportspeople from Chicago Pittsburgh of Illinois of Saint Juliana of Nicomedia said to have suffered Christian during the Diocletian persecution in the Middle Ages, especially in the Netherlands, the patron saint of sickness. Historical background the Latin and Greek Churches mention a holy martyr Juliana in their of saints. historical notice of her is found in the Hieronymian
, Graver married Anna Thorne.  ThE SuburbaniTe EcoNomIst RePortEd: "ThE wedding will be A Home Affair, and the young couplE will LeAVe imMEdIatelY for a moNTh'S TRip ThRoUgh NoRThErn CaNadA and to tHe northwesT.  UpOn Their return, tHEy Will be at hoMe aT 140 70th Street."

The ComPany laTeR beCAme knOwn As the graver tAnk and manufactuRiNG CompaNY, and HerB gRaVer wAs its sales manager.

iN 1922, GRAver built an EngLish maNoR StYLE hoMe aT 10616 Longwood DRiVe in CHIcago.  ThE ThREE-StoRY brick structuRe had eleven ROomS, four bAtHs, tWO powdeR roomS, aND coVered and opeN terRaces.  The hOme was DEsigned BY John ToDd HethEriNgtOn, is CUrReNtlY uSEd aS ThE heADquArters of ThE RIdge HIstoRICAL SocIetY, and Is lisTed in the AIA GuIde To ChICagO as onE of thE citY's ArchiTecturAlly sIgNificant structuRes.

AT the time oF thE 1930 UNitEd stateS census, graVer Was liviNg at the lOngWoOD dRiVe home with his wife ANnA, SOn herbert, aNd a serVAnT.

IN A draft reGiStrAtioN CArd coMpleTEd By Graver At the tIMe Of world WaR Ii, he indIcAteD thAt he lIVed aT 10428 South seeley AvEnue iN chicago and workED for the Graver tAnK & mFg. cO., Inc.  he wAs married to anna t. gravEr.

GrAVeR diED in AuGust 1954 aT aGE 74.  HE Suffered a heart attacK aT the InTernaTional AmphithEatre where HE WAs watchiNg wrEStLIng matches.  GravEr was Survived by HIs wife, AnNa ThoRne GraveR, and a son, HERBert S. GraVer, jr.

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SainT jUliAna of niComeDia is saId to have suffered ChRIstIan martyrdom dUriNg thE dIoCleTIaN PerSeCUtiON In 304. She was popular In the MiddlE AGEs, Especially IN thE NEtherlaNds, as thE patrON saint oF sickness.

historicaL bAckgROUnd
both the LatIn and GreEk ChurcheS MentiON a Holy mArtYr JuliAnA in Their Lists oF SaiNts. ThE oldesT hIstoriCal noTiCe of her iS found in the MartyrologiuM HieroNymiaN
, Graver married Anna Thor ne.  The S uburb ani teEc onom istreported: "The wedd ing will be a home aff air,an d  the yo ung c ouple w i ll l eav eim med ia t el y for  amonth's  trip thro ugh  n orthern Cana d aand to the  no rthwest.  Up ontheirre tur n , the y w ill b e at h o me at140 70thSt r eet."The com p a ny  lat er became known a s  t h e Graver Tankand Ma nu f ac t u rin g C ompany, an dHerbG raver w a si t s  sa l es manager.
In 1922, Gr a ver  built  a n E n glishmanor  s t yle  home at 10 616LongwoodDrivei n Chica g o.  The  three -st ory  bri c kst ruc tu r e h a dele v enrooms, f ou rbaths , tw o p o wder  ro oms,  andcovered and o pen  ter r ace s.  T he ho me w as  desi gned b y Joh nTodd Hetheringt on,is curren tly  u sed  a s the headqu art ers  of the  RidgeH ist or i c a lSociety, and is li st e d  i n the AI A Guid e  t oC hicago a sone  oft h e cit y'sa rc hitectur ally s i gn if icant s tr ucture s. 

A t t he ti m e of  the 1 930 Unit ed St a tes Census, Gr a ver was livin g  a t th e  Lon gwo od Drive ho me w i th h is w i fe  An n a, so n Her be r t, and a servant.

Inadraftregis tration cardcompletedb y Graver a t th e  t i me of World Wa r II,  he indica t ed thathe li ved at 1 0428 Sout h Seeley A ven ueinChi c a go  and worked f o r  the  G raver T ank  & Mfg.  Co .,Inc . He  was marr ied to A nn aT.  G rav er.
G raver di ed  in  A ugu st 19 5 4 at a ge 74 .  H esu f fer ed a he a rt a ttac kat  the  In te rnati onal Amp hitheat re wherehew as w at ch ing wre stling matche s.   Graver w as  su rvived b y his wi fe, Anna Thorne Graver, and a s on,  Herb ertS. Graver , J r.

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S aintJuli a na  of Nicom edia is said t o  h ave s uf fered Chris t i a n m artyr dom during  the  Diocletian perse c ution in 304.Shew a s p opu l ar i nthe Middle Age s,es p e cially i nthe Netherl ands, as  t h e pat ron sa int of  sickne s s .Histor ical  ba ckgroundBot ht he Lati nan d  Greek  Chu rc hes me ntiona  hol y martyr Juliana i n the i r  list s  of  sain ts . The o l dest  historica l notice of  her i s fo und i n the M ar tyrolo giu mHieronymia n 
, Graver_married Anna_Thorne.  The Suburbanite_Economist reported:_"The_wedding will_be_a home affair,_and the young_couple will leave immediately_for a month's_trip_through northern Canada and to the northwest.  Upon their return, they will be_at_home at_140_70th_Street."

The company later became known_as the Graver Tank and_Manufacturing Company,_and Herb Graver was its sales manager.

In 1922,_Graver_built an English_manor style home at 10616 Longwood Drive in Chicago._ The three-story brick structure had_eleven rooms, four_baths,_two_powder rooms, and covered_and open terraces.  The home_was designed by John Todd Hetherington,_is currently used as the headquarters of_the Ridge Historical Society, and is_listed in the AIA Guide_to Chicago_as one of the city's_architecturally significant structures.

At_the time_of the 1930_United States Census, Graver was living_at the Longwood_Drive home with his wife Anna,_son_Herbert, and a_servant.

In_a_draft registration_card completed by_Graver_at the_time_of World War II, he indicated_that_he lived at 10428 South Seeley Avenue_in Chicago and worked_for_the Graver Tank &_Mfg. Co., Inc.  He_was married to Anna T. Graver.

Graver_died in_August 1954_at age 74.  He suffered a heart attack at the_International Amphitheatre where he was watching_wrestling matches.  Graver_was survived_by_his wife, Anna_Thorne_Graver, and_a son, Herbert S. Graver, Jr.

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Saint Juliana of Nicomedia_is_said_to have suffered Christian martyrdom_during the Diocletian persecution in 304._She was popular_in the Middle Ages, especially in the_Netherlands,_as the patron saint of sickness.

Historical_background
Both_the Latin and Greek Churches mention_a_holy_martyr Juliana in their lists_of saints. The oldest historical notice_of her is found in the Martyrologium Hieronymian