The New York herald., 1921-10-30
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HAzEN.-on october 2s. 1891. at rs resi-
deiice. 63l Esplanade, Pelham Manor, ~
a., John Cunningham Hazen, beloved hus-
band Of Emily Hall Hazen and father of
Mrs. William Twills Tiers. Funeral pri-
vate, al Church of the Redeemer, Pelham.
on Sunday afternoon. October 80, 81
o'clock. Kindly send no flowers
KELLER.-Henrletta, in her I'D year. nr-c-
a mort illness. Fune raj services VIII be
held az her late residence, Asp Mathilda
av., Wakefield, y. y. on Monday evening.
October 81, at $50 p. NJ. Funeral private
LAY.-John Hartness. suddenly. on October
70. beloved husband OF Amelia Haines-
Funeral services at his late residence.
255 Lenox av.. Monday evening. Octo-
Der 81. at o'clock.
LoMAs.-stanley. in his 5Ist year. October
"a. at Westbury. l.. !. English papers
pll laae copy.
McCOOEY-Anna E.. on October 2s. 1921. at
her residence, 1890 Dean 81. BROOKLYN
Lady Of victory victory. Throop roc % az. - ana ID Nc Nc
Donough ST., Monday, October 81. 1921.
vary. Automobile cortege. Please omit
flowers.
NEUGAss. Edwin A., after brief Illness.
In his 18th year. beloved husband OF
Gore and Edwin, Jr. funeral services
a. his late rezidence. 2s5 Central Park
West. at o:9o 4; NJ. Monday. October
81. Kindly omit flowers. Funeral private
New Orleans papers please copy.
NEwELL.--on October 2s, 1921. Charles a.
Newell. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 1858 Egmont av.. Mount Vernon.
n. Y. Sunday. 3 o'clock. InterInent Ken
sico Cemetery.
NIC'KERSON.-On October 2s, 1921. Francis
e. Nickerson, at Brooklyn. y: Y. son OF
the Rev. Or. and Mrs. G. NJ. Nickerson
of 5S5 Fourth st., Lansingburg. n. y.
Funeral at Lansingburg. n. y. on Mo-
vember l.
oAKLEY-walter r. Campbell Funeral
Hfstratr ~ of ndax
Church Campbell Building). Broadway,
66th St.. until Monday.
PARR.-Richard. on October Is. Services The
Funeral Church. Broadway at Goth St,
on Monday. October 81. at p. NJ.
sIEGELE.--At Caldwell. n. j.. October 20,
1921 August Slegele, formerly Of New York
city and Brooklyn. IN his list year.
son. August Siegele. Jr.. Hanford place,
Caldwell, N: j.. on Monday. October 81,
at 2. NJ. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.
Brooklyn, Tuesday. ii A. NJ.
STENGEL.-At Newark. N. j., on Friday,
October 2S. 1921. William H.. husband of
Annie Louise Pabst Stengel Funeral SER
vices will be held at his late home. 81
Johnson av.. Newark. on Monday, October
81. at 2:30 p. NJ.
SYRETT.-LIlla NJ The Funeral Church
sCempeen Building). Broadway. Goth ST.,
Su1dar, ~ 4. NJ.
WATi,Gs.-On October 20. at his home. ia
Orr.ge rd.. Montclair, n. j.. William
Rossi.s- Waters, beloved husband of Adele
u 3eaer o wasess
private. lr ~rment at Griswold Conn.
WEIR.-l friday. October %. 1921, Alex
ander, beloved husband OF Mary Weir. In
his S6th year. Relatives. trends and mem
bers of Lily Lodge. No. S42. F. and A. NJ.
and Ivy Chapter. No. 23S. r. A. M. are
kindly invited to attend funeral services
at his late residence. 1913 East 15tth ST.,
Sunday, October so. 8 p. NJ. Interrnent
Woodlawn.
WHITSoN. = At Briarcliff Manor. n. y.
October 90 1921, Hessle Purdy whitson,
wife of Charles II. Whitson. aged 81
years. Funeral service on Tuesday. No
yyenber !, at O'Clock. at her late resi-
Far shre Rdse ManSs at
WOLFFRAM-Willam Herbert, aged &c. F'u-
neral services at the residence Of his
mot mother, Atlantic Highlanas. \; j.. satur-
be at Woodlawn station TO meet train
leaving Grand Central 1885 A. NJ.
WOODWARD
At special meeting of the New York
State Board OF the National society Of
United States Daughters of 1912. held at
tober 20, i!i2i, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas. God In His wisdom has called
from midst Blanche Noble (Mrs.
George 3D. Woodward faithful menu
Der OF long standing. one of the charter
trustees OF the National Society, third
Society and second vice-regent of the
Andrew Jackson New York County Chap
ter: and.
Whereas, our late lamented member
at all times devoted to the interests
of society, giving generously and
constantly of her time and means to the
advancement of it's general and special
objects, and while her hospitality TO tha
members was unbounded. her initiative
and counsel were eagerly sought and
cepted, and thag IL due to her par
tieuar efforts that certain lasting me-
MORALS were founded and carried to
fruition by our society.
Now. therefore be Il
Resolved, That the New York State So-
cety OF the National Society OF United
States Daughters of 1912 record with
deep regret the death of their valued
member, Mrs. George B. Woodward,
whose departure from our midst VIII
leave an enduring void and.
Further resolved, That these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of this
meeting and published in the daily press
as tribute to the esteem in which Mrs.
George Il. Woodward held by her
fellow members OF the State Society.
Mrs Joseph r. Ryan.
Chairman for this Memorial.
Mrs. William Gerry Slade.
New York State President
wOODwARD.-The National Society of tho
United States Daughters of 1912 an
nounces with sorrow the death of one OF
its valued charter trustees, Mrs. George
b. blanche Nobe) Woodward, on Octo-
ber Z, 1921. Mrs. Clarence +. r. Jenne.
President National Society.