Harry Forshee, 44 years of age, proprietor of the "Three Bear Inn" and the "Indian Inn" of this village, died at his home Thursday after an illness of four or five days of pneumonia.
A good sketch of his early life was given in the Gleaner last week. He was an ideal hotel keeper and took pride in having everything in the best shape. There is no better conducted hotel between Syracuse and Binghamton.
The Greyhound busses always stopped for meals and some days from 75 to 100 of the passengers had meals there. He was well liked and had a host of friends here. He was a good business man. A member of the Chamber of Commerce and the American Hotel Association.
His funeral was largely attended from his late home Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Burial will be at McGraw.
Besides the widow, he leaves a daughter and his mother.
After the above was written that the mother, Mrs. Amanda Forshee died early Sunday morning and her burial will be today.
originally published the DeRuyter Gleaner - Thursday, October 13, 1932 - - based on the article he passed October 6, 1932
A good sketch of his early life was given in the Gleaner last week. He was an ideal hotel keeper and took pride in having everything in the best shape. There is no better conducted hotel between Syracuse and Binghamton.
The Greyhound busses always stopped for meals and some days from 75 to 100 of the passengers had meals there. He was well liked and had a host of friends here. He was a good business man. A member of the Chamber of Commerce and the American Hotel Association.
His funeral was largely attended from his late home Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Burial will be at McGraw.
Besides the widow, he leaves a daughter and his mother.
After the above was written that the mother, Mrs. Amanda Forshee died early Sunday morning and her burial will be today.
originally published the DeRuyter Gleaner - Thursday, October 13, 1932 - - based on the article he passed October 6, 1932
Harry Forshee, 44 years of age, proprietor of the "Three Bear Inn" and the "Indian Inn" of this village, died at his home Thursday after an illness of four or five days of pneumonia.
A good sketch of his early life was given in the Gleaner last week. He was an ideal hotel keeper and took pride in having everything in the best shape. There is no better conducted hotel between Syracuse and Binghamton.
The Greyhound busses always stopped for meals and some days from 75 to 100 of the passengers had meals there. He was well liked and had a host of friends here. He was a good business man. A member of the Chamber of Commerce and the American Hotel Association.
His funeral was largely attended from his late home Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Burial will be at McGraw.
Besides the widow, he leaves a daughter and his mother.
After the above was written that the mother, Mrs. Amanda Forshee died early Sunday morning and her burial will be today.
originally published the DeRuyter Gleaner - Thursday, October 13, 1932 - - based on the article he passed October 6, 1932
A good sketch of his early life was given in the Gleaner last week. He was an ideal hotel keeper and took pride in having everything in the best shape. There is no better conducted hotel between Syracuse and Binghamton.
The Greyhound busses always stopped for meals and some days from 75 to 100 of the passengers had meals there. He was well liked and had a host of friends here. He was a good business man. A member of the Chamber of Commerce and the American Hotel Association.
His funeral was largely attended from his late home Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Burial will be at McGraw.
Besides the widow, he leaves a daughter and his mother.
After the above was written that the mother, Mrs. Amanda Forshee died early Sunday morning and her burial will be today.
originally published the DeRuyter Gleaner - Thursday, October 13, 1932 - - based on the article he passed October 6, 1932
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