John J. Fonda, formerly of this city, died Saturday at Albany City Hospital following a long illness. He was 69. Mr. Fonda had been employed as a cook at the Pier Hotel in Albany and had lived at 35 Hamilton street, there, for the past year. He was born in Nlskayuna and before moving to Albany had lived in Schenectady for 10 years. Rev. Edward Diamond will officiate at the funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Bond funeral home and burial will be at Fisher cemetery. There will be no viewing hours. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Montross of Burnt Hills; two brothers, Earl Fonda of Duanesburg and Elmer Fonda of Glenville; and three sisters, Mrs. Ada Tryon of this city, Mrs. Stella Barkley of Amsterdam and Mrs. Lillian Stoutner of Gloversville. Schenectady NY Gazette, Tuesday, August 27, 1957.
Married Hattie (Nicholson) Slocum in 1930.
Married Hattie (Nicholson) Slocum in 1930.
John J. Fonda, formerly of this city, died Saturday at Albany City Hospital following a long illness. He was 69. Mr. Fonda had been employed as a cook at the Pier Hotel in Albany and had lived at 35 Hamilton street, there, for the past year. He was born in Nlskayuna and before moving to Albany had lived in Schenectady for 10 years. Rev. Edward Diamond will officiate at the funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Bond funeral home and burial will be at Fisher cemetery. There will be no viewing hours. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Montross of Burnt Hills; two brothers, Earl Fonda of Duanesburg and Elmer Fonda of Glenville; and three sisters, Mrs. Ada Tryon of this city, Mrs. Stella Barkley of Amsterdam and Mrs. Lillian Stoutner of Gloversville. Schenectady NY Gazette, Tuesday, August 27, 1957.
Married Hattie (Nicholson) Slocum in 1930.
Married Hattie (Nicholson) Slocum in 1930.
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