T. ROY F0ELLER DIES IN
MIDDLET0WN HOSPITAL
T. Roy Foeller, of Middletown,
brother of Mrs. William Race, of
Monticello, died Saturday night at
the Horton Memorial Hospital, aged
forty. He had been employed as a
trainman on the O. & W.. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 at the chapel of Webb Horton
church. The Rev. E. VanDyke
Wight officiated. Burial was
in Circleville cemetery.
Mr. Foeller was born at Ellenville
August 7th, 1888, a son of Henry
D. Foeller and Matilda A. Aldrich.
He was twice married, first to
Diantha Mannett, who died in Middletown
May twenty-sixth, 1926. He
married Mrs. Nina Bailey November
twenty-ninth, 1927, at Milford, Pa.
He leaves his wife and one daughter,
Evelyn, by the first marriage;
two step-children, Gladys, wife of
DeWitt Romich, of Simpson, Pa., and
Helen Bailey at home; three brothers
William H. and T. Vincent Foeller,
of Middletown; Orville E., of Wurtsboro,
and one sister, Lila, wife of
William Race, of Monticello.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN
MONTICELLO, NEW YORK
MAY 31, 1929
MIDDLET0WN HOSPITAL
T. Roy Foeller, of Middletown,
brother of Mrs. William Race, of
Monticello, died Saturday night at
the Horton Memorial Hospital, aged
forty. He had been employed as a
trainman on the O. & W.. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 at the chapel of Webb Horton
church. The Rev. E. VanDyke
Wight officiated. Burial was
in Circleville cemetery.
Mr. Foeller was born at Ellenville
August 7th, 1888, a son of Henry
D. Foeller and Matilda A. Aldrich.
He was twice married, first to
Diantha Mannett, who died in Middletown
May twenty-sixth, 1926. He
married Mrs. Nina Bailey November
twenty-ninth, 1927, at Milford, Pa.
He leaves his wife and one daughter,
Evelyn, by the first marriage;
two step-children, Gladys, wife of
DeWitt Romich, of Simpson, Pa., and
Helen Bailey at home; three brothers
William H. and T. Vincent Foeller,
of Middletown; Orville E., of Wurtsboro,
and one sister, Lila, wife of
William Race, of Monticello.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN
MONTICELLO, NEW YORK
MAY 31, 1929
T. ROY F0ELLER DIES IN
MIDDLET0WN HOSPITAL
T. Roy Foeller, of Middletown,
brother of Mrs. William Race, of
Monticello, died Saturday night at
the Horton Memorial Hospital, aged
forty. He had been employed as a
trainman on the O. & W.. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 at the chapel of Webb Horton
church. The Rev. E. VanDyke
Wight officiated. Burial was
in Circleville cemetery.
Mr. Foeller was born at Ellenville
August 7th, 1888, a son of Henry
D. Foeller and Matilda A. Aldrich.
He was twice married, first to
Diantha Mannett, who died in Middletown
May twenty-sixth, 1926. He
married Mrs. Nina Bailey November
twenty-ninth, 1927, at Milford, Pa.
He leaves his wife and one daughter,
Evelyn, by the first marriage;
two step-children, Gladys, wife of
DeWitt Romich, of Simpson, Pa., and
Helen Bailey at home; three brothers
William H. and T. Vincent Foeller,
of Middletown; Orville E., of Wurtsboro,
and one sister, Lila, wife of
William Race, of Monticello.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN
MONTICELLO, NEW YORK
MAY 31, 1929
MIDDLET0WN HOSPITAL
T. Roy Foeller, of Middletown,
brother of Mrs. William Race, of
Monticello, died Saturday night at
the Horton Memorial Hospital, aged
forty. He had been employed as a
trainman on the O. & W.. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 at the chapel of Webb Horton
church. The Rev. E. VanDyke
Wight officiated. Burial was
in Circleville cemetery.
Mr. Foeller was born at Ellenville
August 7th, 1888, a son of Henry
D. Foeller and Matilda A. Aldrich.
He was twice married, first to
Diantha Mannett, who died in Middletown
May twenty-sixth, 1926. He
married Mrs. Nina Bailey November
twenty-ninth, 1927, at Milford, Pa.
He leaves his wife and one daughter,
Evelyn, by the first marriage;
two step-children, Gladys, wife of
DeWitt Romich, of Simpson, Pa., and
Helen Bailey at home; three brothers
William H. and T. Vincent Foeller,
of Middletown; Orville E., of Wurtsboro,
and one sister, Lila, wife of
William Race, of Monticello.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN
MONTICELLO, NEW YORK
MAY 31, 1929
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