Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-22
DR.. IRVINE M. FLlNN
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
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The funeral will be held Friday
morning. with services NJ his late resi-
dence. Interment will be made In
Wilmington and Brandywine ceme-
terry.
Mrs. u. r. Forrey.
Word was received here today by
Miss Mamie Burton. No, IL South
Union street. OF the death of her aunt,
Mrs. y. +. Forrey. formerly of Phila-
delphia, but who at the time of her
death was In Los Angeles. California,
Mrs. Forrey had been spending some
time there for her health, and was
about ready to start home when she
was stricken i'll again, She is sur
vived by her husband, ID. Frank For
rey. now OF Philadelphia Mrs. For
fey was a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Ii. Johnson OF Rehoboth. The body
will be shipped, to Rehoboth for burial.
No arrangements for a funeral have
yet been made as 1t takes some time
for the body to come from California.
F"iNs 4""'y y ~ 1VH">Vus
Mrs. Mary G. Johnson, 81 years old.
wife of William #. johnson, associate
proprietor of the Johnson & Brother
stores. at Seventh and King streets
and Third and King. died at her home
1908 West Sixth street. last night. She
had not been well for some time. but
her condition had apparently been
much improved a few days ago.
Deceased was born in Wilmington
and had lived here all her life. She
was noted for her charitable disposi
tion. and had many friends. She is
survived by her husband. two chill
dren. Mrs. William Beck and Harry
Johnson: three sisters. Mrs. Harry
Snyder of this city, Mrs. Jennie Mil
lcr of Philadelrhia. and Mrs. John
Conners of Camden. n. j., and onJ
brother, John Mines of kenneti
| Square. Pa.
| The funeral will be held from her
late home on Thursday morning with
requiem mass at st. paul's Catholic
! Church. Of which she was an active
member. at 1890 O'Clock 1ntermeri
will he made in the Cathedral GENE
terry.
John =. Cassidy.
Word was received here this morn.
ing from Mt. Hope Retreat Baltimore
Md. news of the death of Mrs. Johr
l.. Cassidy. of Mcoredstown. NJ Kid.
n,y trouble was the cause of death
Before her marriage Mrs. Cassidy wa.
Miss Cecilia V. Collins. daughter of th>
late Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Collins. -o
New Castle. In addition to her hus
band she Is survived by two sister.
and a brother; Mrs. James +. McIvci
OF this city; Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gala
CHER. New Castle; and James Collins
Philadelphia. Arrangements for tn,
funeral have not been Competed.
Rev. w. W. Redman.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Greenwood. Nov. 22--Rev. w. w
Hedman, the second oldest member q
the Wilmington NJ. T.. Conference
aged sc years. died suddenly, Sunda,
morning at his home near Lincoh
city.
Funeral services viii he held at tn
home, Wednesday at / O'Clock y. m
Iuterment at Rridgevllle cemetery.
James ]. Hin's widow Dead.
Nv Associated Frees to Every Evening.
~. Paul Mimi. Nov. 22.-Nrs. Jamv
!. Hin. widow of James J. Hin, prcsi
dent Of the Great Northern Railwa,
died at her home here this mornin
following a long illness,
, Funeral OF James Thompson.
The funeral of James Thompso
took place from his late residence, |
q East Fifth street yesterday Afternoon
\ with Rev. Edward Henry Ford, as
- sistant rector Of st. Andrew Il.
I Church officiating. Interment was
Z Silverbrook cemetery.
The pallhearers were Hugh Boet
, ser. Frank NJ. SEWER JOHN Crane
; James X. Yates, former Assistant Fl,
: Chief John w. Porter and Patrick
? McGrory of New Castle.