Theodore CHANOCK ³

   Other names for Theodore were Ted, Theodore CHANOCH and Theo CHANOCK.

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Residence, Jun 4, 1900, 590 West Taylor St., Chicago. ⁷

2. Residence, Apr 16, 1910, 2651 Crystal St., Chicago. ⁸

3. Residence, Sep 12, 1918, 1027 N. Richmond St., Chicago. ⁹

4. Employment, Sep 12, 1918, Speigel-May Co., 1061 W. 35th St., Chicago, Illinois. ⁹ Theodore was a buyer in the mailorder dept.

5. Residence, Jan 6, 1920, 1027R N. Richmond St., Chicago. ¹⁰ Theodore was a buyer for a mail order company.

6. Residence, Apr 14, 1930, 7557 South Shore Drive, Chicago. ¹ ED #286, sheet 13A.

7. Employment, Apr 14, 1930, Chicago. ¹ Theodore was a lamp manufacturer.

8. Business, Oct 17, 1948, Chanock Investment Trust. ¹¹

9. Land Purchase, Dec 5, 1948, Stone Canyon Road, Bel-Air, California. ¹² Theodore and his wife, residents of Chicago, bought two acres of wooded land on Stone Canyon Road next to the Bel-Air golf course on which they planned to build a "residential estate." The architect was Burton Schutt, who designed the Bel-Air Hotel.

10. Residence, Feb 19, 1950, Stone Canyon Road, Bel-Air, California. ²

11. Business, Jan 27, 1956, Bel-Air Hotel, 701 Stone Canyon Road, Los Angeles. ¹³ Theodore was president.

12. Residence, Dec 1960, Los Angeles, Calif. ⁶

13. Endowment, Mar 1964, Ted and Frances Chanock Virology Wing, Hebrew University-Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem. ^{14 15}

14. Fellowship, Aug 1969. ¹⁶ The Chanocks were installed as fellows of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

15. Business, 1974, Bel-Air Hotel, Los Angeles. ³ Theodore was co-owner. His partners were Joseph Drown and Oliver Morris. The Bel-Air was eventually bought by Rosewood Hotels and Resorts, and later by Kava Holdings.

Theodore married Frances Edith SCHWARTZ, daughter of Jacob W SCHWARTZ and Florence MENDELSSOHN, in Feb 1922.^{1 2} (Frances Edith SCHWARTZ was born on Feb 20, 1903 in Illinois ⁵ and died on Aug 31, 1995 in Los Angeles ⁵.)