Published Woodbridge Leader
January 11, 1929
FREDERICK E. AHLERING
The funeral of Frederick E. Ahlering, 45 was held from the R.A. Hirner Funeral home on Green Street, Woodbridge, Thursday morning, followed by a requiem high mass in St. Anthony's Church, Port Reading. Rev. Fr. Gallassi, officiated.
Mr. Ahlering died in the Perth Amboy City Hospital Monday evening after a brief illness. He had been a resident of Turner Street, Port Reading for many years. Interment was in St. James Cemetery.
He is survived by five children and three brothers, Clifford, Albert and Sidney, all of New York City.
January 11, 1929
FREDERICK E. AHLERING
The funeral of Frederick E. Ahlering, 45 was held from the R.A. Hirner Funeral home on Green Street, Woodbridge, Thursday morning, followed by a requiem high mass in St. Anthony's Church, Port Reading. Rev. Fr. Gallassi, officiated.
Mr. Ahlering died in the Perth Amboy City Hospital Monday evening after a brief illness. He had been a resident of Turner Street, Port Reading for many years. Interment was in St. James Cemetery.
He is survived by five children and three brothers, Clifford, Albert and Sidney, all of New York City.
Published Woodbridge Leader
January 11, 1929
FREDERICK E. AHLERING
The funeral of Frederick E. Ahlering, 45 was held from the R.A. Hirner Funeral home on Green Street, Woodbridge, Thursday morning, followed by a requiem high mass in St. Anthony's Church, Port Reading. Rev. Fr. Gallassi, officiated.
Mr. Ahlering died in the Perth Amboy City Hospital Monday evening after a brief illness. He had been a resident of Turner Street, Port Reading for many years. Interment was in St. James Cemetery.
He is survived by five children and three brothers, Clifford, Albert and Sidney, all of New York City.
January 11, 1929
FREDERICK E. AHLERING
The funeral of Frederick E. Ahlering, 45 was held from the R.A. Hirner Funeral home on Green Street, Woodbridge, Thursday morning, followed by a requiem high mass in St. Anthony's Church, Port Reading. Rev. Fr. Gallassi, officiated.
Mr. Ahlering died in the Perth Amboy City Hospital Monday evening after a brief illness. He had been a resident of Turner Street, Port Reading for many years. Interment was in St. James Cemetery.
He is survived by five children and three brothers, Clifford, Albert and Sidney, all of New York City.
