Injuries sustained in an automobile accident two years ago today claimed the life of Miss Edith MacVicar, 37, of 214 Milton av., Prospect School teacher. In a weakened condition and suffering from injuries which required several operations. Miss MacVicar was forced to withdraw from her teaching post two weeks ago while she attempted to recoup her lost strength. She was unable to fight off the relapse, however, and she died at her home early this morning. She was affiliated with Daughters of St George and with West-minster Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are her mother, two brothers, Frank and Charles, and a sister, Mrs. Frederick Schoeberlein. Funeral services will be conducted from the home Wednesday. Burial will take place in Myrtle Hill Cemetery.
Jan 21 1929 Syracuse Journal
Jan 21 1929 Syracuse Journal
Injuries sustained in an automobile accident two years ago today claimed the life of Miss Edith MacVicar, 37, of 214 Milton av., Prospect School teacher. In a weakened condition and suffering from injuries which required several operations. Miss MacVicar was forced to withdraw from her teaching post two weeks ago while she attempted to recoup her lost strength. She was unable to fight off the relapse, however, and she died at her home early this morning. She was affiliated with Daughters of St George and with West-minster Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are her mother, two brothers, Frank and Charles, and a sister, Mrs. Frederick Schoeberlein. Funeral services will be conducted from the home Wednesday. Burial will take place in Myrtle Hill Cemetery.
Jan 21 1929 Syracuse Journal
Jan 21 1929 Syracuse Journal
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