Died at Little Sisters of the Poor. Funeral Mass said by priest in Washington, D. C.
Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Friday, July 17, 1917 - pg. 4, col. 4
Miss Alice Ryan, 85, for many years a resident of Cumberland and the last of her family, died yesterday afternoon in the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Washington, D. C. Her body was brought this afternoon to the Wolford Funeral Chapel, pending arrangements for burial. Miss Ryan lived on Paca street, and was engaged in dress-making. She was well-known to older residents in that neighborhood.
(Obituary courtesy of Pat Dailey)
Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Friday, July 17, 1917 - pg. 4, col. 4
Miss Alice Ryan, 85, for many years a resident of Cumberland and the last of her family, died yesterday afternoon in the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Washington, D. C. Her body was brought this afternoon to the Wolford Funeral Chapel, pending arrangements for burial. Miss Ryan lived on Paca street, and was engaged in dress-making. She was well-known to older residents in that neighborhood.
(Obituary courtesy of Pat Dailey)
Died at Little Sisters of the Poor. Funeral Mass said by priest in Washington, D. C.
Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Friday, July 17, 1917 - pg. 4, col. 4
Miss Alice Ryan, 85, for many years a resident of Cumberland and the last of her family, died yesterday afternoon in the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Washington, D. C. Her body was brought this afternoon to the Wolford Funeral Chapel, pending arrangements for burial. Miss Ryan lived on Paca street, and was engaged in dress-making. She was well-known to older residents in that neighborhood.
(Obituary courtesy of Pat Dailey)
Evening Times; Cumberland, Maryland
Friday, July 17, 1917 - pg. 4, col. 4
Miss Alice Ryan, 85, for many years a resident of Cumberland and the last of her family, died yesterday afternoon in the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Washington, D. C. Her body was brought this afternoon to the Wolford Funeral Chapel, pending arrangements for burial. Miss Ryan lived on Paca street, and was engaged in dress-making. She was well-known to older residents in that neighborhood.
(Obituary courtesy of Pat Dailey)
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