New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-06
DIED.
BOUKER- Entered into rest At


BOUKER Entered into rest at mid
night. July 3. al 327 Communipaw
av.. Jersey City, Sarah Elizabeth,
wife Of the late John Anderson
Bouker and daughter Of the late
Michael and Rachel Van Wart Sim
mons. in the olth year of her a6e.
Funeral services at the Lafayette
Dutch Reformed Church, Communi-
paw av. end Pine S.. Thursday, July
s. at 2:30 in the afternoon. Inter-
ment private.
BROCKWAY -At his residence, Brock
way, y. Y, Edwin BrocNway, aged ~
years. Funeral services Will be held
Thursday q. m, and Will be private.
Interment Hayerstraw, y. Y. Allan
tic City papers please copy.
CANNON-James Graham Cannon.
suddenly. July 8. at his home at
Goldenbridge, y. Y, in the 56,h
year of his age. Funeral service FRI
day at 2:3O p. m.
EICKEMEYER- At her home, 102 Lin
den ST., Yonkers. on Wednesday, July
8, 1916, Isabel Hicks E!ckemeyer, Tor
twenty-five years the beloved wiie
and sweetheart of Rudolf Eicke-
meyer, jr. Services at the Flrsr
PRESBYTERIAN Church, North Broad
way, Yonkers, Saturday afternoon, a.
O'clock. Burial in Oakland Ceme
terry.
KLACKNER- On Tuesday, July 4,
Christian Klackner. Funeral from
his late residence, West 2sth st, on
Friday, July 7; thence 70 81. AIMS
Church, 18th ST., near 4tn ay, where
q solemn mass of requiem will be
offered for the repose OF his soul az
10 a. m. Member Of the Catholic
Club. New York Yacht Club, Dun
woodie Country Club. Out Of town
papers please copy.
Edgar. July 3. IN
the 68th year Of his age. Funeral
services viii be held az Madison Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner Goth St., on Thursday. July 8. az
1880 p. H. lnterment 40 convenience
Of family. kindly omi. flowers.
LEAYCRAFT- The New York Citf
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church announces with great sor-
row the death OF their president,
John Edgar Leaycraft, and request,
the members Of the society 20 atten
the funeral service az the Madisd
Avenue Church, Thursday, July a.
meeting in the chapel at 1920 p. m
WILLARD l.. ROBINSON,
Executive Secretary.
LEAYCRAFT The members Of the
committee of the Laymen'3 Mission
arv Movement Of the United States
and Canada, also the members Of the
Sunday Evangelistic Campaign Pro-
motion Committee for New York, are
requested 20 attend the funeral ser
vices Of their beloved associate, Mr.
j. Edgar Leaycraft, az the Madison
Avenue H. r. Church, corner 60th
ST., on Thursday, July 8. az 1880 p. m.
JAMES u. SPEERS. Chairman.
LEAYCRAFT Members Of the Lay
mems Association, New York Con-
ference, ere invited 20 attend the
funeral Of John Edgar Leaycraft,
former President Of the Association,
At the Madison Avenue Church,
Thursday July 6th, 1880 =. II.
c. EDGAR ANDERSON, President.
MCCULLOUGH suddenly. at North
Bennington. W., July 4. Dorothea
Hall, infant daughter Of Hail Park
and Edith Won BeIthuysen McCul-
Tough, aged three months.
PARK On July 5, 1916. at Flower
Hospital George Carpenter Park. In
the 65th year Of his age. Notice o.
funeral hereafter
RUDDELE On July :, Margaret ~.
member of 6lst Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. Funeral services
Friday. 10 a. m, Methodist Episcopal
Church Home, 92d 81. and Amstcr-
dam ay.
CEMETERIES.
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