The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-16
W. A. MCCORMICK

NVIIiJa, - sVes over the body oil
"Wednesday at his home, 5I2 West d
h aia street, St Elmo, were
neld from the residence THURSDAY
morning at 1880, with Rev. A. O.
Wrlght' MS pastor, assisted by Rev
H. smith; officiating. The inter.
ment followed In Wilson cemetery. The
union. ie Jumpers
| Mr.. Mccormick was born at Marion
TON N: @, on Jan. 20, 1867, He was
me eldest son of Hiram and Pheba
McCormick. For more than thirty wears
ne mad resided In and around Chatta-
noosa, haying come here with his par
ents NJ the age OF 10 years. For A.
long time he was employed by differ
ent railroads. For the past fifteen or
twenty years he has served as lore
man OF several large cooperages here.
he was an expert cooper.
Mr. Mccormick was married to Miss
Rachael Wilson In 1899, this union be-
Ing blessed with the birth of two chill
dren. The eldest died In infancy.
Louis. the younger son, survives his
rather. After n few years his wife
passed away. Some time later he was
united in marriage to Miss Winnie
Reynolds. The two children born to
this union died In early infancy.
The deceased leaves to mourn his
loss his mother. Mrs Pheba McCor-
mick; his widow. Mrs. Winnie Nc
Cormick; son, Louis: one brother,
10. G, Mccormick, OF Alton Park, and
two sisters, Mrs. 7. ]. Plnion, OF St
Elmo. and Mrs. Henry Perrin, of
Daisy.
Mr.. Mccormick united with the
Methodist church in his youth. later
Joining the Highland Park United
Brethren church. He was an active
member at the time OF his death.
While residing at Daisy, prayer meet
ings were held at his home. there being
no religious services In the community.
Later he gave a plot OF ground and
assisted in erecting a church on the
plot. He decided the, structure to the |
as n church and school and |
II was named Mccormick chapel in bis
honor.
He was a true Christian. a dutifui
son. a loving husband, kind father and
n true friend.
W. n. Foster, sr.
The funeral of w. II. Foster, ST.,
aged 81. who died Wednesday at his
homo In Tunnel Hill. Ca, after a long
illness. was held from the residence
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev
John 7. Richardson officiating The
interment took place In Tunnel Hill
cemetery The Masons were in charge
,f the services. Surviving the de-
ceased are five daughters and two
IONS.
Max X. Tauscher.
Max Kirkpatrick Tauscher, 9-months-
Id son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Tauscher,
lome OF Mrs Tauscher's aunt. Mrs.
ohm s. Martin. $40 East Eighth street,
vas laid TO rest In Forest Hills GEM
tory, following private funeral serv-
ces Thursday afternoon. ,
Funeral Of Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs: Nancy Il. Campbell. who died
wednesday morning, win be held from
'hapman's chapel Thursday evening at
$50, with Or. j. w. liner officiating. {
The body will be sent at 9:45 to Oak
and City. Ind, for interment, II
Col. Harvey Jones ples.
Montgomory. Ala, Sept, l6;--Col.
anks OF the United Confederate Vet
rams, former adjutant general and a
ome of his daughter, Mrs. James +,
iaury. In Mobile this morning, aged 49, :
OR years Colonel Jones has lived In .
iontgomery. He was clerk of the !
United states district court for the y
liddle district of Alabama. "
C. c. Hanemeyer.
Funeral services over the body OF &. =
. Hagemeyer. who died Wednesday In
incinnati, following an attack OF
neumonia, viii be held Friday morn
~ at IL Mt Butler, Ky, his summer J
ONE. MIR. Hagemeyer had been in v
,rested in tho development of Ten
essee properties for the past twenty II
ears. He had financial interest in the
ennessee Lumber and Coal company
/ Glenmary, and In the Oneida ~ !.
Yestern railroad at Oneida. He was = =
rominent coal operator and promoter, .
is son, Bartlett Hagemeyer, Is secre- u
,ry of the 0. ~ w, road, :, u
Joshua Smith.
Huntsville. Ala, Sept. l6--Joshua 4,
NTH. an aged citizen of Gurley, Is !,
FAD after a long illness, He is sur ~
we'd by his widow, two sons and two 4
luuhterS