Funeral services were to be held today at 8pm at the home of Frederick Ward, sixty-three, a lumber salesman, 30 Deepdale Drive, Great Neck, L.I., who died shortly after his car crashed into a tree on Middle Neck Road. He had suffered an heart attack of heart disease, from which his death occurred.
Mr. Ward had been a practicing lawyer until six years ago, when failing health made it necessary for him to change occupation that would keep him out of doors. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Arbuckle Ward survives.
The New York Evening Post, Wed., Jan. 29, 1930
Mr. Ward had been a practicing lawyer until six years ago, when failing health made it necessary for him to change occupation that would keep him out of doors. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Arbuckle Ward survives.
The New York Evening Post, Wed., Jan. 29, 1930
Funeral services were to be held today at 8pm at the home of Frederick Ward, sixty-three, a lumber salesman, 30 Deepdale Drive, Great Neck, L.I., who died shortly after his car crashed into a tree on Middle Neck Road. He had suffered an heart attack of heart disease, from which his death occurred.
Mr. Ward had been a practicing lawyer until six years ago, when failing health made it necessary for him to change occupation that would keep him out of doors. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Arbuckle Ward survives.
The New York Evening Post, Wed., Jan. 29, 1930
Mr. Ward had been a practicing lawyer until six years ago, when failing health made it necessary for him to change occupation that would keep him out of doors. His wife, Mrs. Agnes Arbuckle Ward survives.
The New York Evening Post, Wed., Jan. 29, 1930
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