Of Warsaw. Widow of Earl Goodenow. She died at home in South Warsaw. Born in Warsaw, the daughter of Wm. and Hattie Horton Pratt and lived in Warsaw all her life. Mr. Goodenow died in 1920. Survived by 5 sons & 3 daughters, Everett Goodenow of Warsaw; Mrs. Riley Letson of Stafford; Kenneth Goodenow, Warsaw; Mrs. John Maha, Corfu; Melvin Goodenow, Syracuse; Edgar Goodenow, Gainesville; Claude Goodenow and Miss Hattie Goodenow of Warsaw; 19 grandchildren & 13 great grandchildren; a brother and 4 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Stone; Mrs. Mary Williams; Mrs. Alice Wright of Warsaw; Mrs. Edith LeMay, Stafford and Claude Goodenow, Warsaw. Former employee of Grover's Restaurant and a Past Noble Grand of the Friendly Rebekah Lodge #334 of Warsaw.
Of Warsaw. Widow of Earl Goodenow. She died at home in South Warsaw. Born in Warsaw, the daughter of Wm. and Hattie Horton Pratt and lived in Warsaw all her life. Mr. Goodenow died in 1920. Survived by 5 sons & 3 daughters, Everett Goodenow of Warsaw; Mrs. Riley Letson of Stafford; Kenneth Goodenow, Warsaw; Mrs. John Maha, Corfu; Melvin Goodenow, Syracuse; Edgar Goodenow, Gainesville; Claude Goodenow and Miss Hattie Goodenow of Warsaw; 19 grandchildren & 13 great grandchildren; a brother and 4 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Stone; Mrs. Mary Williams; Mrs. Alice Wright of Warsaw; Mrs. Edith LeMay, Stafford and Claude Goodenow, Warsaw. Former employee of Grover's Restaurant and a Past Noble Grand of the Friendly Rebekah Lodge #334 of Warsaw.
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