The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-17

Deceased was a native of New Or
leans and had resided in our district
for the past three years. The flu
neral took place Saturday morning.
at 10 O'Clock from her late residence
10 Delaronde St. Interment was
in St. Bartholomew Cemetery.
Burmaster-Charles w. Burmas-
ter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Burmaster of McDonoghville, died at
O'Clock Saturday morning at Nor
| folk, Va, where he was in the army
branch of the service. Besides his
| parents, he leaves three brothers and
! three sisters. One of his brothers
left Friday morning to be at the bed
side, but death came before he ar
rived at Norfolk. The body was
brought home for burial.
| Sweeney-On Saturday, Oct. 18th.
at 4:10 O'Clock p. m, William a.
Sweeney, died at the age of thirty
two years Deceased, who was the
son of Josephine Meyers and the late
Miles Sweeney was a native of our
town.
He was a member of Young Mems
|
The funeral took place Sunday, Oct
18th at $3.50 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his step-father, August Sa-
lone, 225 Lavergne st. Interment
was in St. Bartholomew Cemetery.
The ballbearers were: c. Umbach, L.F
Gisch, c. P. Shea, G. De Blanc, l.. c
SteEger, Captain c. H. Hoke.
Forsythe-On Thursday night,
Brooks Forsythe died after undergo
, ing an operation. Deceased who
was thirty-four years old, was ma
tive of ST. James Parish, but had re
sided here for many years.
The funeral took place Friday af
ternoon at 2 o'clock from Barrett!
Undertaking parlors, 705 PelicaI
Ave. Interment was in st. Mary
Cemetery.
Church.-The funeral of Mrs. A
: Church of Laurel, Miss, who died o
2 pneumonia, took place Tuesday in Al
[ giers. She was a sister of Euw. Nc
Kee, the we'll known Texas and PacIn
: Railroad man. Mrs. Church had beel
/ supervisor of the trained nurses a
: Charity Hospital before her marriage
: and was well known. The Abbot
n Paul, of the Benedictine Fathers, az
{ companied the remains to Algiers an
D officiated at the obsequies. Beside
her mother and husband, Mrs. Churc
k leaves four sons, who are in the ser'
ice, and three daughters.
Fox-On Monday, Mrs. Archie Fol-
O nee Bridget Dalton died at the age {
: "a years.
, The funeral took place Tuesda
/. morning from her late residence, 81
/. Slidell Avenue.
coe.-On Monday. Mrs. B. Coe, ne
Bertha Chapman died at the age
forty years. Deceased was born
Golden, ILL.,, and had resided here fc
the past ten years. The funeral too
II place Tuesday morning at 10 o'cloc
l. from her parents residence, 1925 Z
y mira Avenue. Interment was in NJ
q Donoghville Cemetery. - -a-
S. Monroe On Monday, little Dorotf
1t C.. Monroe, the four-year old daught'
% of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Monroe of 2:
Lavergne Street died. The funer
Of took place Tuesday at 2:30 p. m, fro
Is the parents residence. lnterment wi
IS in Firemen Cemetery.
ID Cossa.-On Tuesday October 10Th
Of $3.50 o'clock p. m. Thomas Cossa. NJ
re band of Lena Harris died at his hon
r. 219 Lavergne Street, at the age
s. thirty-three years. Deceased was
native of New Orleans.
s. The body was shipped Wednesd;
m morning at s o'clock on the New {
4 leans Lower Coast railroad to Poi
e. Pleasant for interment.
Karnes.-Private Fred Juter Karne
died at the Marine Hospital on Tue
of day October 8, victim of influen2
ia which developed with pneumonia.
O. remains were shipped to his form
a home at Hillsboro, ILL.,, on Wednesd
u afternoon.
Z Private Karnes was well know
RS among the young people here, ana
ly though he had not been stationed
err the Marine Barracks very long.
an had made a host of friends, who we
shocked to learn of his untimely deal
e. His Commander, in speaking
ar. Private Karnes' friends of his deal
to said:
m. There was no better man und
ON nv command and | have only wor
he of commentator for him, both as m
ne and soldier" What greater tribt
nd could be paid to one whose lie W
81 offered for the good of his country
Private Karnes enlisted in the
TX rine Corps in 1915 and had seen I
cd wears of service in Haiti. He was
on thusiastic about the out come OF
er war, and looked forward to being Sc
'or over seas. God willed 1t otherw
and called him home.
~ TeIson.-On Monday October IA,
~, $40 o'clock D. m. Mrs John w
=. lev Telson, nee Aline w. Jeffrey oil
a.. Deceased who was twenty-five we;
- and ten months of age was native
nd our town.
n The funeral took. place Tuesc
'e at 3 o'clock from her late residen
"a 321 Homer Street Interment was
~ McDonogh Cemetery.
: >. SouIant-On Sunday October Is,
ISIS $40 o'clock a. m, Mrs. Alphonse
Soulant, nee Theresa Fftzhenry q
te, at the age of thirty years. Decea'
az az was a native of Algiers.
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