MEXICO, Sept. 8 Mrs. Clara Hatch died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Luke S. Kenyon, in Washington street, where she has resided for the past year. For some time she has been failing in health and her end was not unexpected. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Louise Halladay of this village; two nephews, Luke S. Kenyon of Mexico, and Clarence Kenyon of Palermo; one
niece, Mrs. George Rowe of Wolcott. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and regular attendant until too frail to continue.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at her late home conducted by the Rev. Dr. John Young and burial in the Mexico village cemetery
Sept 10 1924 Daily Times
niece, Mrs. George Rowe of Wolcott. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and regular attendant until too frail to continue.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at her late home conducted by the Rev. Dr. John Young and burial in the Mexico village cemetery
Sept 10 1924 Daily Times
MEXICO, Sept. 8 Mrs. Clara Hatch died Saturday night at the home of her nephew, Luke S. Kenyon, in Washington street, where she has resided for the past year. For some time she has been failing in health and her end was not unexpected. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Louise Halladay of this village; two nephews, Luke S. Kenyon of Mexico, and Clarence Kenyon of Palermo; one
niece, Mrs. George Rowe of Wolcott. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and regular attendant until too frail to continue.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at her late home conducted by the Rev. Dr. John Young and burial in the Mexico village cemetery
Sept 10 1924 Daily Times
niece, Mrs. George Rowe of Wolcott. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and regular attendant until too frail to continue.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at her late home conducted by the Rev. Dr. John Young and burial in the Mexico village cemetery
Sept 10 1924 Daily Times
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