New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Obitua ary

city and had been active in Lutheran Church
work and member OF the King =
Daughters.
JAMES 4 HENRY. >,Nty-seven. retired
merchant whose home Was at 5e3 Wet
Twentieth Street died suddenly SUNDAY he
Mas an old resident Of the Chelsea quarter.
FRED SAMII.AR. Of i,o Seccnd Avenue. n
member Of Company Il 3e.fh Machine Gun
Battalion. died Suuday At Camp Dix lie
wa formerly n resident Of Philadelphia
MRS HANNAH CARROLL who diei
Sunday in her homo AT Fast seventy
seventh Street. was he mothr~ Of FatrolmaN
Michael Carroll She was member Of the
Church of -. Isna,ius loyola.
MRS. CHRISTINA FLI.RODr eishty-s,x.
wife Of John c Ellrodt former residcnts ~
this city. died Sunday at her home at Mount
Vernon. She Is survived by her husband.
three sons and two daughters
CONRAD V. FINK "a lifelong residen, ct
this city who Was with the brokerage hlm
Of Chatter Edie Wall Street died SUNDAY
at his home. 6a1 Wes; l9oth street. He wax
a veteran of the world
EUGENE. j. CAHlll. nineteen. son e
the late James B. CahiN. Marhattan truck
man. died sunday in his home. &25 West
Eighteenth Street He Ia survived by his
mot 1er. four sisters and brother.
CAPTAIN HIRAM RANNOR. cirhts-tro.
who died suddenly Thursday uirht ~ Centre
Moriches l.. |. VIII he buried tins aftes.
noon He was yach, sailing master and
THOMAS PENNEY siNty-cight. "A resi-
dent OF Brooklyn for many wears died
Saturday OF dropsy Before hi~ retirement
from active hfe he had been in the employ
of the Standard OIL Company. He was D,
master of Cosmopolitan Lodge 5s5 T. and
a VI
THE REV VINCENT MURPHY twentv-
four a curate of the Church Of Our Lady Of
Good Counsel. Brooklyn. WAS drowned IN
bay near SOUTHAMPTON. !. last SUNDAY
He a fellow
student Father Murphy is survived by two
brothers.
JOHN HONAN Died at his home N Jersey
City SUNDAY following short illness Nj
Honan wa a member of ST Michacls
Church and the Holy Name Society.
JOHN FREDERICK SCHMADtkt. sixty
seven who died al pellror last Friday viii
be buried in Greenwood Cemetery He was
one of the largest coal dealers IN BROOKLYN.
Mr. Schmadeke member of the Somcr-
Vile IN. j., Country Club the Crescent
Athletic Club. Atlantic Yacht Club. Halifax
River Yacht Club and numerous other or
Canizations.
BENJAMIN SMITH sANBoRN. seventy
FIVE Il retired real estate operator of Brook
lyn and lifelong advocate of prohibition.
died last Saturday at his home He viii be
buried this morning.
MICHAEL. REYNOLDS. eighty-four a
veteran Of the Civil War. died Saturday AT
his home in Brooklyn. He had been a clerk
in the New York Sub-Treasury for forty
years.
MISS MARIE. A MEADOWS. 4 teacher IN
Public School l67. Brooklyn died of heart
disease last Saturday he funeral will be
held this morning ard interment will be IN
Calvary Cemetery.
RALPH PAUL. sixty-sis. orc of the hcst
Known residcnts Of the Steinway uoighbor-
hood of Long Island City died Sunday nigh'
! following operation. For forty Years Mr.
Paul conducted drug store ~ The corner
of Steinway Avenue and Shore Road. II"
was member of Advance Lodge ! and
A M
MISS LOUISE MARY BOIEN teacher
IN Public School l56 BROOKLYN died Satui-
day at her residence in fia,hush She vas
Il member OF the Children Of Mar society
of the Church of 81 Francis Of Assisi Re-
quicm mass viii be celebrated m that churri,
this morning.