New-York tribune., 1919-08-07
Obituary

MEKMAN X. NORMAN. for thirty-six
irn;or ',S q deputy IN the office of the Clerk of
~ ..'ou VI county, N. d., died Monday n;pht at
;,,Sss ;,iS sumner home in Chester. NJ j.. after an
ia.'l iliness s OF month He was member of the
Id" hrm OF Berbcr G. Norman
:, ISAAC 3. LEONARD. ffty-four. Now
~ ok X o'ty broker died unexpectedly Monday
"a ~acetract tire I'09naI IN or the Kentucky Association
beon 80, III Lexington. Ky. where he had
peel engaged in breeding horses
LEON E. KATZENsTE1N. 6ftv.six =,
soclal welfare worker and organizer of tho
-: T. nl; II. a. and other Jewish organizatjons
o'eu tuesday OF heart disease at Camp S,,r,
H''Se' ~ T. which he was managing.
captain A. F. c. MILLIGAN. fortv
70 , WIN the firm of Coe. Milligan e.
Soe' real estate brokers. died in the Fila
feth General Hospital Tuesday Of acuta to"i"- q,
| digestion. 0' s''u'e IN
4;'.l WlLLlAM II. HAMILTON, seventy-one. =
rStifea r,'l wood engraver, died Tuesday in tba
pn;sn rpla;sn'ng HOSPITAL; lie had lived at College
no An,ar,, -, H., ne I had been in the employ of
o:,hH FREDERICK Derrick DE LANCY KING. fifty
schools of Lawrence Cedarh,lrst and IN ~
wood. l.. l., died Tuesday at his hon,o -,
Ceda,rhurst: He had retired from '''' active
work last fall because of his health.
WILLIAM JOERGER, for many vears
connected with the sales department of ~
General Chemical Company. died .NIonGav J '''c ne
heart disease at his home, Il Hewes Stroo,
Brooklyn. N' '''ec''
OIlO HERMAN SIEGMANN, tifty-cight
1or II, many Years employed in the office of The
r. j. Carlin Construction Company, is dead
d. ms nome IN Bay Ridge. He was a Mason
~ {. member OF the Volunteer Firemcn's
ASSOCIATION of Flatbush
MRS, LILLE PrAFr wHFAr1.Fv
thlrty-three. wife of Thomas Wheatev wbo
Is employed by the Western Electric C"r' "a1o
pi,aany, died Monday of diabetes after a long
Brooklyn. ' lace
p a MRS; nsS, s,,1t MARY ELIZABETH KERNAGHAN
ner home. III Crystal Street. BROOKLYN Har
hrst husband was the late James Bantiste
ana at the time of her death she was The
"'oow OF Captain N. +. Dill. mariner.
JEROME NJ. PIGoTT. thirty-eight. died
Yesterday Yesterday at his home. 3102 Snyder Avenue.
flatbush Gas Company and member IF
the tn Board of Supervisors of the 99th Ward
Brooklyn. ''' "''o'
MICHAEL ROECHLEIN. seventv-dvs
retired barber, died Tuesday at his hors
Ioso Hancock Street. Brooklyn. He was a
Greenpoint. He is survived by his wife. a
daughter, four sons, eleven grandchldren
and many nephews and neces
EDITH GILMORE JOHNSTON. daughter
OF OF the late Professor Alexander Johnston. Of
rrinceton University. Princeton, N. j.. died
Monday in South Orange, N. j.
JACOB VAN WINKLE sixty-seven. re-
tired contractor, died yesterday at his home
IN IN fassaic, N. j., where he had lived for
thlrty-nine years and where he had erected
many large buildings. He is survived by a
wife and five children
ANDREW DOEBERL. sixty-six. 4 resident
OF greenwich, Conn. died at his home there
Yesterday. He had lived in Greenwich for
thirty years. His wife, five sons and Ave
daughters survive him. '''e
HARRIE WALTER. formerly manager Of
the y, Midland Railroad on Staten Island. died
corder Of deeds in Media. Penn. for twenty
Years The funeral will be held in Media on