Mrs. Teddy Cloke
Special to The New York Times
January 21, 1960
West Orange, N.J., Jan 20--Mrs. Agnes Frances Herterich Cloke, a former public school teacher here, died yesterday at her home, 700 Eagle Rock Avenue. Her age was 48. She was the wife of Teddy Cloke.
Mrs. Cloke held a bachelor's degree from Jersey City State College and a masters' from Newark State College. She was vice president of the West Orange Education Association, a trustee and secretary of the Pleasantdale Presbyterian Church and a Republican county committeewoman.
Surviving also are a daughter, Elizabeth A.; a brother and sister.
Special to The New York Times
January 21, 1960
West Orange, N.J., Jan 20--Mrs. Agnes Frances Herterich Cloke, a former public school teacher here, died yesterday at her home, 700 Eagle Rock Avenue. Her age was 48. She was the wife of Teddy Cloke.
Mrs. Cloke held a bachelor's degree from Jersey City State College and a masters' from Newark State College. She was vice president of the West Orange Education Association, a trustee and secretary of the Pleasantdale Presbyterian Church and a Republican county committeewoman.
Surviving also are a daughter, Elizabeth A.; a brother and sister.
Mrs. Teddy Cloke
Special to The New York Times
January 21, 1960
West Orange, N.J., Jan 20--Mrs. Agnes Frances Herterich Cloke, a former public school teacher here, died yesterday at her home, 700 Eagle Rock Avenue. Her age was 48. She was the wife of Teddy Cloke.
Mrs. Cloke held a bachelor's degree from Jersey City State College and a masters' from Newark State College. She was vice president of the West Orange Education Association, a trustee and secretary of the Pleasantdale Presbyterian Church and a Republican county committeewoman.
Surviving also are a daughter, Elizabeth A.; a brother and sister.
Special to The New York Times
January 21, 1960
West Orange, N.J., Jan 20--Mrs. Agnes Frances Herterich Cloke, a former public school teacher here, died yesterday at her home, 700 Eagle Rock Avenue. Her age was 48. She was the wife of Teddy Cloke.
Mrs. Cloke held a bachelor's degree from Jersey City State College and a masters' from Newark State College. She was vice president of the West Orange Education Association, a trustee and secretary of the Pleasantdale Presbyterian Church and a Republican county committeewoman.
Surviving also are a daughter, Elizabeth A.; a brother and sister.
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