Aloysius P. Leonard, 57 ,husband of Mary Royer Leonard, 1207 Swede Street, Norristown,Pa. Died in Philadelphia Naval Hospital yesterday after a long illness. Born in Philadelphia, Pa on Sept 25, 1894. He was the late son of Edward and Elizabeth(Fahy)Leonard. He is a vetern of Service in World War 1. Serving with the 79th Division in France. Mr. Leonard was employed at the United Engineers, West Conshohocken,Pa.,and retired because of illness six months ago.
In addition to his widow, he is survived by a daughter Margaret E.Leonard at home, five sons,James B.,110 East Seventh Avenue,Conshohocken,Charles R. 412 Cherry Street, Norristown, Pa. Howard T.,l U.S. Army, stationed at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Four brothers Edward,John,James A.,of West Conshohocken. Joseph Of Conshohocken,Pa., and three grandchildren.
Due Notice of Funeral Arrangements will be given by the Merritt W. Bosler Funeral Home, 627 Swede St.,Norristown,Pa.
The Times Herald
Saturday July 5,1952
Obituary on Page 2
In addition to his widow, he is survived by a daughter Margaret E.Leonard at home, five sons,James B.,110 East Seventh Avenue,Conshohocken,Charles R. 412 Cherry Street, Norristown, Pa. Howard T.,l U.S. Army, stationed at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Four brothers Edward,John,James A.,of West Conshohocken. Joseph Of Conshohocken,Pa., and three grandchildren.
Due Notice of Funeral Arrangements will be given by the Merritt W. Bosler Funeral Home, 627 Swede St.,Norristown,Pa.
The Times Herald
Saturday July 5,1952
Obituary on Page 2
Aloysius P. Leonard, 57 ,husband of Mary Royer Leonard, 1207 Swede Street, Norristown,Pa. Died in Philadelphia Naval Hospital yesterday after a long illness. Born in Philadelphia, Pa on Sept 25, 1894. He was the late son of Edward and Elizabeth(Fahy)Leonard. He is a vetern of Service in World War 1. Serving with the 79th Division in France. Mr. Leonard was employed at the United Engineers, West Conshohocken,Pa.,and retired because of illness six months ago.
In addition to his widow, he is survived by a daughter Margaret E.Leonard at home, five sons,James B.,110 East Seventh Avenue,Conshohocken,Charles R. 412 Cherry Street, Norristown, Pa. Howard T.,l U.S. Army, stationed at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Four brothers Edward,John,James A.,of West Conshohocken. Joseph Of Conshohocken,Pa., and three grandchildren.
Due Notice of Funeral Arrangements will be given by the Merritt W. Bosler Funeral Home, 627 Swede St.,Norristown,Pa.
The Times Herald
Saturday July 5,1952
Obituary on Page 2
In addition to his widow, he is survived by a daughter Margaret E.Leonard at home, five sons,James B.,110 East Seventh Avenue,Conshohocken,Charles R. 412 Cherry Street, Norristown, Pa. Howard T.,l U.S. Army, stationed at Camp Breckenridge, Ky. Four brothers Edward,John,James A.,of West Conshohocken. Joseph Of Conshohocken,Pa., and three grandchildren.
Due Notice of Funeral Arrangements will be given by the Merritt W. Bosler Funeral Home, 627 Swede St.,Norristown,Pa.
The Times Herald
Saturday July 5,1952
Obituary on Page 2
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