Nogales international., 1939-01-14
Death Takes
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gone from us, but not without nav
ing left it's Christening enobling IN
fluence indellibly integrated in our
souls. Mother Hardy, we are all bet
ter for your having sojourned with
us for a season.
"You have gone, but to live IN
the house of the Lord forever
Pallbearers
Active pallbearers at the funeral
were w. w. Barbee, G. c. Chesh-
ire. Roy Cheshire, r. H. Blbolet'
DR.. M. I. Merritt and Craig Pot-
finger. the latter substituting lot
Writ G. Bowman, who was unable
to be present on account OF III
ness.
Honorary pallbearers were Cor
don Farley, j. J. Lowe, G. Mlgnar-
dot. Robert FIeischer, R. t. Fra
zier. Louis Escalada, George o.
Bercich. William Simonton, Frank
] Duffy, Duane Bird, Thomas l..
Hall. ]. v. Robins, Nasib Kara1n'
M G. Little, G. A. Little, S. D.
Monahan. E. r. Thurman OF Pnoe-
nix E. G. Houle, w. F. Chenoweth,
Charles S. Smith, zenas B. Noon'
7 s Gonzalez, G. L. Harker.
". A. Smoker and A. L. Gustetter
of Tucson, T. B. Fits, P. E. Bal
fert. Hugo Miller, A. j. Mltcnell'
Chester Rosenstern, Louis Hudgln'
BENJAMIN Jones, Charles T. Fra
izer. E. Juillerat, Alex Durazo, q
g Crenshaw, H. r. Sisk, E. K.
Cumming, James Hiler, Sam Brack-
er.
Phil Capin, Dave Levy, H. Davl-
SON Ben Ashby, Tom M. Falvey'
IF johnson, Jake Rochlin, Maui
rice Pogash, E. Titcomb. H. }.
Karns Paul M. Arend, William
zacharias, Presley L. Cheshire
Manuel Escalada, James .McCraW'
syke Marsland, H. G. Medlen'
George Januel, T. H. Shannon, oV-
to H. Herold, Theron Richardson
N. D. Pomeroy.
111io Pima. Jr., H. r. Chatham,
f M Mather, Emory D. Miller, A.
T Milliken. Charles E. Bells, FREQ
F. Edwards, John Jund, E. 5. Ed
monson, William j. Phillips, joseph
E. Wise, Charles A. Bauer, James
A. Harrison, Chris Kerson, NICK
Kerson, Albert Bookas, Harry
Georgelos, Lester Mershon, CharleS
L. Brown, Harold j. Brown OF Phoe-
nix.
Ed Bohlinger, A. S. Henderson
r. G. Blabon, Eugene T. Richards
Chester RAIDER, S. G. Barker, Craig
Pottinger, Robert Sands, j. G. ToV-
rea Victor j. Wager, Sr., Dave
! Wilkey, Arthur M Peck, Will Wal
ker. w. H. Lytle, John J. Egan'
James Manson, Gus Ashford.
Surviving Relatives
Besides her husband, who was
collector of customs at Nogales dur
ing the two administrations OF
President Woodrow Wilson, Mrs
Hardy is survived by son, Leslie
C. Hardy of Phoenix, chief deputy
county attorney of Maricopa coun'
tv: a granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
Ann Hardy of Phoenix and three
! orandsons, Charles L. Hardy, Les
lie B. Hardy and John E. Hardy
all of Tucson. She was the mother
of Superior Court Judge Charles L
Hardy who died here on December
II, 1885.
She is also survived by a sister
Mrs. Eta Daniel of Clark county
Kentucky; and two brothers, JET
@. Boone of Winchester, KY, anc
Oscar C.. Boone of Tucson.
Member Famous Family
Mrs. Hardy, daughter of Cyrus
w. Boone and Martha Ecton Boone
was born in Scholesville, CLARK
county, KY, on February IA, 1867
and would have been 72 years ole
had she lived until next month
She married Charles E. Hardy at
Kiddville, KY, May IA, 1885 - 81
years ago. She was g. member CT the
historically famous pioneer Boone
family of Kentucky.
She came to Tucson in October
1895 and to Nogales on December
13, 1913, when her husband be
came collector of customs here. Hel
mother died in Kentucky last yeal
at the age of almost 101.
Mrs. Hardy was an honorary life
member of the Tucson chapter OF
the Eastern Star, a member of the
Baptist church, and person who
numbered her friends by her ac-
quaintances one who endeared
herself to the entire community