Background
Krafft, Julia Steven was born in Wheaton, Illinois, United States. Daughter of George Barnard and Rose (Austin) Clark.
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Julia Steven Krafft
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Julia Steven Krafft, Food products executive, small business owner. Recipient Citizen's award Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1944, various citations American Legion. Board of directors, vice president women's board Salvation Army, Chicago, also member of advisory board; director women's boards Chicago Boys Clubs, Passavant Memorial Hospital, Lyric Opera; chairman Chicago Beautiful Committee; trustee Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Education
Educated business college, Elgin, Illinois, 1913-1914.
Career
Organized, Steven's Candy Kitchens, Inc., 1921; president, Steven's Candy Kitchens, Inc., until 1956, when sold; president, Honey Bear Farm, Genoa City, Wisconsin, since 1951; owner, The Little Traveler, Geneva, Illinois, since 1953; president succeeding corporation, 611 N. Sacramento Corporation.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors, vice president women's board Salvation Army, Chicago, also member of advisory board. Director women's boards Chicago Boys Clubs, Passavant Memorial Hospital, Lyric Opera. Chairman Chicago Beautiful Committee.
Trustee Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Connections
Married Walter A. Krafft, June 25, 1939. 1 daughter, Virginia.
