The New York herald., 1921-01-15
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son. Funeral services at the residence of
his mother. ParlEview az, Hollis. =. T..
Sunday. January 10. at O'Clock. Trains
leave Pennsylvania and f1atbush ey. sta
tions at ;55. t
Rutherford, ~. j., on Janu-
airy 10. 1921. Elizabeth Thompson. In her
0oth year. Funeral services at her late
street. Erie r.. r.. at . 80 O'clock.
Thursday, January I3. at 81. z
Nincent's Hospital Myles Tierney. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth l.. y. Tierney.
father OF Myles ]. and John G. Tierley.
Funeral from the residence of his son. DR. &
Myles J. Tierney. Alwyn Court. is2 West
airy -; thence TO the Church OF ST. Fran
els Xavier, West 10Th ST. Requiem mass
az 10 a. NJ. Please omit flowers. 70
At special meeting Of the R,ani ~
Managers Of The New York Catnolie
January, 1921. the following minutes wers
read, adopted and ordered spread upon
the minutes: n
Board Of Managers of The New YORK
Catholic PrOtectory, died on January -.
1921. He was elected 20 the Board In this
autumn OF 1895 He served for many
years on tho various Committees OF the
Board, and in December. 1912, was elected
President. an office which he continued
10 hold without interruption until the
Mr.. Tierney will be forever remembered
by all the friends of the Protectory as the
moving spirit In the erection and de-
velopment OF the farm school at Lincoln-l
dale. He was the Chairman OF the Conl-
mittee In charge of the project. planned 2
the enterprise and superintended Its con-
struction. Upon its completion he followed
It's development closely. contributing gem
erously TO It's maintenance and improves
inent and giving freely to II of his owna
most valued time. A'
He kept in close personal touch with.
every branch of the institution. and ini-
oh pff han 10 afa TIM
zeal for order. patience. industry, straight
torWardness and courage. ea'
Our departed President was OF heroic
mould. HiS was the rugged temperament
that makes leaders among men. He had
nrinness OF mind, tenacity OF purpose and
an indomitabe viii. He was patient,
prudent. tactful and wise. and above all
he was the very essence of kindness,
generosity, charity and love-a deeply re-
Igious man, permeated with never fan,
Ing realization OF his own obligations 70
God and to his neighbor-an ideal chief
tain for an enterprise such as ours, dedi-
Gated to the Christian education and up
bringing OF the young.
In Mr.. Tierney's death The New York
Catholic Protectory loses a guiding spirit
the Board Of Managers a well beloved
and always 10 be remembered friend
In view of the foregoing BE 1T
attend his funeral in a body. and that
copy Of the minutes be forwarded. B
suitably engroSsed, 10 his family.
MICHAEL COLEMAN. Vice-President.
f
The Board of Trustees of the Enligrant .
Industrial Savings Bank record with deep
sorrow The death of Mr.. Myles Tierney.
First Vice-President. which occurred the
18Th OF January. 1921.
Mr.. Tterney was elected a member OF
the Board OF Trustees on February s,
1894. He brought to the bank expert
business enterprise. and at the time of his
election occupied an already commanding
position, not only In business, but also IN
the field OF charitable endeavor. From
the very beginning of his trusteeship he
infused into the Board spirit Of orosres-
siveness, OF attention to detail and tire
courage to carry the results of reflection
into action, which resulted In n develop
ment OF the banks interests and Inn
provement In its management which, as
the years went by. brought an ever In
creasing harvest. AT the time OF Mr.
Tierney's election 20 the Board the bank
was one OF several substantial mutual
At the time OF his death II the largest
mutual savings banks In the world. 5E~
on January Il. 1901, Mr.. Tierney wa.
the Executive Committee and served In
that capacity until January II. 1909. He
was faithful ~, in his his q attendance enc nee & at ins
other Committees OF which he was y
member.
First vice-Presldent. and continued 70
hold that office until the time OF his
death. Ya
In extending our deep sympathy 20 his
bereaved family. we cannot too emphatt-
cally describe the loss which the Boarh
has sustained In Mr.. Tiernsys death. No
member OF the Board OF Trustees has
excclled him in integrity. wisdom. judg-
ment and devotion 10 the interests OF the
bank. lie was man OF noble character
firm and unswerving. but tactful, geners
GUS and with an isfinite capacity for
friendship. Each member OF the Board
Of Trustees feels great personal loss IN
JOHN ]. PULLEyN.
President.
Board of Trustees Of $.
Josephs Day Nursery have learned VITA
deep regret of the death OF Myies Tier
ney. a former President. and for many
years devoted Trustee OF the Board.
The members OF the Board are requestei
to attend the requiem mass at the Church
OF St. Francis Xavier. West 18th St.
Saturday morning. January 10, 1921, a.
John J. Cunningham. IS
President.
william II. Carr.
Secretary. Ia,
rIERNEY.-The board OF managers Of the
New York Catholic Proteetory are reI
Francis Xavier. 80 West 1Gth ST., thlss
Saturday morning at D:b O'Clock 10 az
tend in a body the funeral services of .
be held at the Church OF ST. Francis
xavier at. 10 O'Clock A. NJ ,.. .f
Michael Coleman, Nice-President
Joseph T. Grace. Secretary.
rrr,RST,Y'-The managers OF the New York
Botanical Garden mourn the loss OF their
associate. Myles Tierney: They are re-
ouesied 20 attend requiem mass A. the
Church Of st. Francis Xavier on satur.r
NJ l.. Britton. sec'y
rIERNIsY. .-Myles. The American-Irish His
torcal Society announces with sorrow thu z
death OF our member. Mylcs Tierney. Tlia
members are requested TO attend the re-
QUEEN mass a the Church of 81. Francis
Xavier. 18TH 81, near 9th av, SATURDAY
January -. az 10 o'clock A. NJ. 3D
Joseph /. G. Clarke, President General
Santiago +. Cahill, secretary-General'
rYt,ER.-on Friday. January ~. 1921, Bella
TrnLs beloved wife of William III. Tyler.
Funeral services VIII b. held az her lsiH
residence, 42G Central PARK West, near
i03d ST.. on Monday morning, January u.
al 10 O'Clock. lnterment at convenience os
family.
UTHE.-Mary Cnee McDannoldl. wife q
George g. uthe. daughter OF Sarah Wrig1t
McDannold. January IL, le2l az l..if'
A. NJ. al her residence, 500 Nelson as.
brentwood, y. j. Funeral Saturday, II
A. NJ, from residence. If.
.vARiNG.-At Railway. n. j., Janua-y 4.
Eva l.. wife u the late Wilson WarinH-
Funeral from the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Clifford Woodruff. jefferson ay.
Railway, Saturday. January 10, 2'5O 4. Ne
UErss.-rsaac. OF 100 West 11eth ST.. IN hisy,
sTth year beloved father OF Mrs. MARI
Weiss and Lena Weiss. Services az
Meyers Funeral Parlors. 22s Lenox ay.,
Sunday. January l6, 10 A. NJ. sharp. 1
yTuTE.-on January 10. at her residences
12f East seth ct, Veronica a. White. be
loved sister OF Katherine A. John ~.
S,anlsiau, y. and Cecilia F. White
Funeral on Saturday. January 10, from
Church of 81. rgnntlus Loyola. where a
solemn requiem mass VIII oe oiierea 10