A. E. Havener resided here for many years prior to moving to Elbert, southeast of Denver. He was a brother of John and Julius Havener, who are also well known in this city. His death took place yesterday. He suffered from congestion of the lungs. The remains will be brought here at 10:15 Sunday morning and will be taken direct to Grandview where internment will be made in the family plot. Services will be conducted by Rev. Woodford.
A son, Hugh Havener of Denver, and his wife will accompany the remains here. Julius Havener, brother of the deceased, Miss Ruth Havener and MRs. Effie Maryott, daughters, who have many friends here, will also be here for the services.
Posted in the Fort Collins Courier on Friday, December 7, 1917, page 2.
Age at time of death 61 years 24 days
Husband of Lydia K Havener
A. E. Havener resided here for many years prior to moving to Elbert, southeast of Denver. He was a brother of John and Julius Havener, who are also well known in this city. His death took place yesterday. He suffered from congestion of the lungs. The remains will be brought here at 10:15 Sunday morning and will be taken direct to Grandview where internment will be made in the family plot. Services will be conducted by Rev. Woodford.
A son, Hugh Havener of Denver, and his wife will accompany the remains here. Julius Havener, brother of the deceased, Miss Ruth Havener and MRs. Effie Maryott, daughters, who have many friends here, will also be here for the services.
Posted in the Fort Collins Courier on Friday, December 7, 1917, page 2.
Age at time of death 61 years 24 days
Husband of Lydia K Havener
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