FRANK SCHLIE—
Frank Schlie, 70, of
113 DeLond av., for many years an
attendant at Woodlawn Cemetery,
died last night at his home after
illness of two weeks. He had been
a resident of the North Side for the
past 40 years. Surviving are one
son. John Schlie; a daughter, Mrs.
Emma Nann; a brother, Martin
Schlie; two sisters, Mrs. Henrietta
Herman and Mrs. William Thater,
and seven grandchildren. Funeral
services will be conducted privately,
at the home at 8:30 o'clock Thursday
morning and a half hour later
in the Church of the Assumption,
with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Mr. Schlie was a member of
St. Fedilis Society.
Syracuse Journal Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1928 pg 6
Frank Schlie, 70, of
113 DeLond av., for many years an
attendant at Woodlawn Cemetery,
died last night at his home after
illness of two weeks. He had been
a resident of the North Side for the
past 40 years. Surviving are one
son. John Schlie; a daughter, Mrs.
Emma Nann; a brother, Martin
Schlie; two sisters, Mrs. Henrietta
Herman and Mrs. William Thater,
and seven grandchildren. Funeral
services will be conducted privately,
at the home at 8:30 o'clock Thursday
morning and a half hour later
in the Church of the Assumption,
with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Mr. Schlie was a member of
St. Fedilis Society.
Syracuse Journal Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1928 pg 6
FRANK SCHLIE—
Frank Schlie, 70, of
113 DeLond av., for many years an
attendant at Woodlawn Cemetery,
died last night at his home after
illness of two weeks. He had been
a resident of the North Side for the
past 40 years. Surviving are one
son. John Schlie; a daughter, Mrs.
Emma Nann; a brother, Martin
Schlie; two sisters, Mrs. Henrietta
Herman and Mrs. William Thater,
and seven grandchildren. Funeral
services will be conducted privately,
at the home at 8:30 o'clock Thursday
morning and a half hour later
in the Church of the Assumption,
with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Mr. Schlie was a member of
St. Fedilis Society.
Syracuse Journal Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1928 pg 6
Frank Schlie, 70, of
113 DeLond av., for many years an
attendant at Woodlawn Cemetery,
died last night at his home after
illness of two weeks. He had been
a resident of the North Side for the
past 40 years. Surviving are one
son. John Schlie; a daughter, Mrs.
Emma Nann; a brother, Martin
Schlie; two sisters, Mrs. Henrietta
Herman and Mrs. William Thater,
and seven grandchildren. Funeral
services will be conducted privately,
at the home at 8:30 o'clock Thursday
morning and a half hour later
in the Church of the Assumption,
with burial in Assumption Cemetery.
Mr. Schlie was a member of
St. Fedilis Society.
Syracuse Journal Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1928 pg 6
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