Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-10
OBITUARY.
Many Mt Funeral Of Miss Rachael {
McCIintock Saturday Afternoon.

The funeral of Miss Rachael G. Nc
Chntock took place Saturday afternoon
with services at the residence of her
brother, ID. A. McChntook, 305 North
Broome street, Rev. Charles ii. Bohner,
officiating The pallbearers were: Will
liam Rodman McClintock. Jay Finley
Van Lear. William JAY Robinson, George
s Baird, Harry T.. Bucher and T.. G. Jones
Intorment was Mt Wilmington and Brandy
wirp cemetery Many sorrowing relatives
and friends attended Two sisters, Miss
Cora Il. MoClutook and Miss Elizabeth
II. McClintock. and one brother, Daniel
A. McChntock. survive.
Miss McClintook died last "Wednesday
AT her home in the Marquette Apartments
She had been suffering with heart trouble
for | ; years She suffered a stroke on Mon
dav morning. her entire right side bccom-
ing paralyzed On Wednesday morning
SECOND stroke occurred, which resulted
IN her death. She did not regain con-
sciollsness after the first attack. The de
ceased WAS lifelong resident ut Viii
mington. She was n very active and
helpful member of the Women $ league
of Hanover Presbyterian Church She
was very much loved because Of her
affable disposition.
FUNERAL or Mira. ELlzApErH hRADWAh
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Bra dway
widow of Waddngton Bratlway viii take
place tomorrow afternoon. with services
IN the chapel Of Wilmington and Brandy
wire cemetery Mrs Elizabeth Bradway,
who had left this city several weeks ago
10 reside in Charleston, : G, died III that
CITY last Wednesday. at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. J Howard Morris,
aged SIS wears Mrs Rradway was mar
rcd to Mir Bradway in Philadelphia, IN
1860. and in 1872, thcv came to Viii
mirgton and established here the City
Steam Laundry ~ Sixth and Shiplcv
streets. later al SD Market street, IN
partnership with William L. Hammond
Mr. Bradway died about fifteen years
ago Mrs Bradway up until the last few
weeks lived ~ 7la Adams street Mrs
Bradwav is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Reba c. Morris Of Charleston.
s G., and Mrs Breta h AEpin, of Philadel-
rhia \ third daughter. Mrs John 4
Iallcv Of this city, ded about two years
ago Three grandchildren also survive.
MISS AGNES c. TRAYNoR.
Word was received in this CITY recently
OF the death of Miss Agnes { Travoor
a former resident Of Wilmington At the
bethesda Private Sanltarum. in White
Plains, y Y. on December %. 1929
The cause Of her death was heart exhaus-
tlon. following nervous breakdown.
She had been III about two months Miss
Traynor was horn in Wilmington ~ wears
ago. and moved to plattsburg y ~. about
10 wears ago. She graduated from the
Wilmington High School IN the same
class rs her brother. Lieutenant Com
.E,~ g Z -
navy She IS tho niece q Mr. and Mrs
Martin Il kcogh IF 2l6 North Broomc
street. this city The dccea acd Is survived
by her father James i Trayror three
brothers Martin l.. James \ and LieUtc
ant Commander Francis L Traynor.
and two sisters. Mrs : + Fitzpatrick
and Mrs. Francis I. Fitzpatrick
MSS MARY + MKAY
Miss Mary Eleanor Mckay. daughter
Of the late DIR Read ! and MARY :
Elliott Mckay died Saturday IN Icffer-
son Hospital Philadelphia Ut heart fat,
ure following an operation
Funeral services VIII he conducted this
afternoon At her late home. 141a North
Harrison street. by Rev Charles l.
Candcc pastor Of Ncstminster Presbv-
terian Church. Of which Miss Mckay was
4 HNIuANi Nv th'Cea~h = SAAi NtNfi "
two sisters, Rebecca and Margaret Elliott
Mckay Both Of the sisters have been III
in the jefferson Hospital Philadelphia
but hope to he able TO attend the funeral
CAuL HoLcoMB.
Paul Holcomb, of sic West street. a
member Of Every Evenings local staff
died this morning at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital lie was taken sick
about 5 week ago. and appeared to i'm
prove but became worse and Saturday
night was moved 20 the hospital He was
about 35 years old and came here from
New York few months ago His parents