Mrs Anna Pfaff Werner, 77, wife of John W Werner and a former resident of Naumburg and Lowville, died Tuesday afternoon at her home in Camden. She had been ill for two years and had been confined to bed for the past six months.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the J Floyd Smith Funeral Home, Camden, with Rev George E Stiegler, pastor of Camden Trinity church, officiating. Burial will be made in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Camden.
Surviving besides her husband are a son Otto P Werner, Camden; a granddaughter, Miss Beverly Werner, Camden and a brother, Philip Pfaff, Oneida.
Mrs Werner was born at Naumburg May 14, 1876, daughter of Jacob and Anachthinna Pfaff. She was married at Naumburg Jan 29, 1896 to Mr Werner of New Bremen. The couple lived at Lowville for years and when their son grew up he and Mr Werner ran the Reo Automobile Agency and were proprietors of the Dayan St. Garage. In 1931 the family moved to Camden where Mr Werner was engaged in the meat and grocery business.
Mrs Werner was a member of the Evangelical United Brethen Church, Naumburg.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the J Floyd Smith Funeral Home, Camden, with Rev George E Stiegler, pastor of Camden Trinity church, officiating. Burial will be made in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Camden.
Surviving besides her husband are a son Otto P Werner, Camden; a granddaughter, Miss Beverly Werner, Camden and a brother, Philip Pfaff, Oneida.
Mrs Werner was born at Naumburg May 14, 1876, daughter of Jacob and Anachthinna Pfaff. She was married at Naumburg Jan 29, 1896 to Mr Werner of New Bremen. The couple lived at Lowville for years and when their son grew up he and Mr Werner ran the Reo Automobile Agency and were proprietors of the Dayan St. Garage. In 1931 the family moved to Camden where Mr Werner was engaged in the meat and grocery business.
Mrs Werner was a member of the Evangelical United Brethen Church, Naumburg.
Mrs Anna Pfaff Werner, 77, wife of John W Werner and a former resident of Naumburg and Lowville, died Tuesday afternoon at her home in Camden. She had been ill for two years and had been confined to bed for the past six months.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the J Floyd Smith Funeral Home, Camden, with Rev George E Stiegler, pastor of Camden Trinity church, officiating. Burial will be made in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Camden.
Surviving besides her husband are a son Otto P Werner, Camden; a granddaughter, Miss Beverly Werner, Camden and a brother, Philip Pfaff, Oneida.
Mrs Werner was born at Naumburg May 14, 1876, daughter of Jacob and Anachthinna Pfaff. She was married at Naumburg Jan 29, 1896 to Mr Werner of New Bremen. The couple lived at Lowville for years and when their son grew up he and Mr Werner ran the Reo Automobile Agency and were proprietors of the Dayan St. Garage. In 1931 the family moved to Camden where Mr Werner was engaged in the meat and grocery business.
Mrs Werner was a member of the Evangelical United Brethen Church, Naumburg.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the J Floyd Smith Funeral Home, Camden, with Rev George E Stiegler, pastor of Camden Trinity church, officiating. Burial will be made in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Camden.
Surviving besides her husband are a son Otto P Werner, Camden; a granddaughter, Miss Beverly Werner, Camden and a brother, Philip Pfaff, Oneida.
Mrs Werner was born at Naumburg May 14, 1876, daughter of Jacob and Anachthinna Pfaff. She was married at Naumburg Jan 29, 1896 to Mr Werner of New Bremen. The couple lived at Lowville for years and when their son grew up he and Mr Werner ran the Reo Automobile Agency and were proprietors of the Dayan St. Garage. In 1931 the family moved to Camden where Mr Werner was engaged in the meat and grocery business.
Mrs Werner was a member of the Evangelical United Brethen Church, Naumburg.
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