Rome Sentinel Wednesday March 5, 1930
CUSHMAN – March 2, 1930, at Savannah, Georgia, Charles W. Cushman of Utica and Vernon in his 56th years.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at his late residence, 1623 Genesee Street, Utica. Interment will be in family plot Lawrence Cemetery, Vernon.
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Rome Sentinel Tuesday March 4, 1930
Charles W. Cushman, Prominent Financier, Passes in South
Esteemed Citizen Was on Extended Tour with wife
VERNON, March 3 – Telegrams from Savannah, Georgia, received here this morning announced the sudden death of Charles W. Cushman, well known in Vernon and Utica. Mr. Cushman, accompanied by Mrs. Cushman, had been spending the past two months touring in the southern states. Although for several years, Mr. Cushman had been in poor health, for the past year he had felt unusually well and his death comes as a distinct shock to his many friends.
Charles W. Cushman was born in 1874 in the town of Westmoreland, son of the late Daniel Cushman and Frances McIncrow Cushman. Most of his life had been spent in Vernon, where he attended school. He took a business course in Utica. For several years he conducted a men's furnishing store here. He was married about 30 years ago to Miss Katherine A. Garry of Vernon, who survives.
Mr. Cushman was a man of pleasing personality and was always interested in public affairs. He had served as supervisor of the town of Vernon for several terms and at one time was an active member of the board of the Maple Park Home, Vernon Center. He had served as treasurer of Vernon improvement Society and was a member of the Oneida County Agricultural Society.
For 15 years he was a director of the Utica City National Bank, serving as vice president and president. On account of poor health he was obliged to resign the presidency of this organization. At the time of his passing he was a director in the Utica Trust & Deposit Company and of the National Bank of Vernon, as well as actively interested in several Utica enterprises.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman spent the winters in Utica and in the summer they resided in their beautiful home in this village. Mr. Cushman was public spirited and had dome much for this village in many ways.
Surviving beside his wife is one son, Robert E., law student at Yale University and who was captain of a Yale crew last year. He also leaves one cousin, Mrs. John J. Gibson, Bay Shore, L.I.
CUSHMAN – March 2, 1930, at Savannah, Georgia, Charles W. Cushman of Utica and Vernon in his 56th years.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at his late residence, 1623 Genesee Street, Utica. Interment will be in family plot Lawrence Cemetery, Vernon.
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Rome Sentinel Tuesday March 4, 1930
Charles W. Cushman, Prominent Financier, Passes in South
Esteemed Citizen Was on Extended Tour with wife
VERNON, March 3 – Telegrams from Savannah, Georgia, received here this morning announced the sudden death of Charles W. Cushman, well known in Vernon and Utica. Mr. Cushman, accompanied by Mrs. Cushman, had been spending the past two months touring in the southern states. Although for several years, Mr. Cushman had been in poor health, for the past year he had felt unusually well and his death comes as a distinct shock to his many friends.
Charles W. Cushman was born in 1874 in the town of Westmoreland, son of the late Daniel Cushman and Frances McIncrow Cushman. Most of his life had been spent in Vernon, where he attended school. He took a business course in Utica. For several years he conducted a men's furnishing store here. He was married about 30 years ago to Miss Katherine A. Garry of Vernon, who survives.
Mr. Cushman was a man of pleasing personality and was always interested in public affairs. He had served as supervisor of the town of Vernon for several terms and at one time was an active member of the board of the Maple Park Home, Vernon Center. He had served as treasurer of Vernon improvement Society and was a member of the Oneida County Agricultural Society.
For 15 years he was a director of the Utica City National Bank, serving as vice president and president. On account of poor health he was obliged to resign the presidency of this organization. At the time of his passing he was a director in the Utica Trust & Deposit Company and of the National Bank of Vernon, as well as actively interested in several Utica enterprises.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman spent the winters in Utica and in the summer they resided in their beautiful home in this village. Mr. Cushman was public spirited and had dome much for this village in many ways.
Surviving beside his wife is one son, Robert E., law student at Yale University and who was captain of a Yale crew last year. He also leaves one cousin, Mrs. John J. Gibson, Bay Shore, L.I.
Rome Sentinel Wednesday March 5, 1930
CUSHMAN – March 2, 1930, at Savannah, Georgia, Charles W. Cushman of Utica and Vernon in his 56th years.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at his late residence, 1623 Genesee Street, Utica. Interment will be in family plot Lawrence Cemetery, Vernon.
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Rome Sentinel Tuesday March 4, 1930
Charles W. Cushman, Prominent Financier, Passes in South
Esteemed Citizen Was on Extended Tour with wife
VERNON, March 3 – Telegrams from Savannah, Georgia, received here this morning announced the sudden death of Charles W. Cushman, well known in Vernon and Utica. Mr. Cushman, accompanied by Mrs. Cushman, had been spending the past two months touring in the southern states. Although for several years, Mr. Cushman had been in poor health, for the past year he had felt unusually well and his death comes as a distinct shock to his many friends.
Charles W. Cushman was born in 1874 in the town of Westmoreland, son of the late Daniel Cushman and Frances McIncrow Cushman. Most of his life had been spent in Vernon, where he attended school. He took a business course in Utica. For several years he conducted a men's furnishing store here. He was married about 30 years ago to Miss Katherine A. Garry of Vernon, who survives.
Mr. Cushman was a man of pleasing personality and was always interested in public affairs. He had served as supervisor of the town of Vernon for several terms and at one time was an active member of the board of the Maple Park Home, Vernon Center. He had served as treasurer of Vernon improvement Society and was a member of the Oneida County Agricultural Society.
For 15 years he was a director of the Utica City National Bank, serving as vice president and president. On account of poor health he was obliged to resign the presidency of this organization. At the time of his passing he was a director in the Utica Trust & Deposit Company and of the National Bank of Vernon, as well as actively interested in several Utica enterprises.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman spent the winters in Utica and in the summer they resided in their beautiful home in this village. Mr. Cushman was public spirited and had dome much for this village in many ways.
Surviving beside his wife is one son, Robert E., law student at Yale University and who was captain of a Yale crew last year. He also leaves one cousin, Mrs. John J. Gibson, Bay Shore, L.I.
CUSHMAN – March 2, 1930, at Savannah, Georgia, Charles W. Cushman of Utica and Vernon in his 56th years.
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at his late residence, 1623 Genesee Street, Utica. Interment will be in family plot Lawrence Cemetery, Vernon.
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Rome Sentinel Tuesday March 4, 1930
Charles W. Cushman, Prominent Financier, Passes in South
Esteemed Citizen Was on Extended Tour with wife
VERNON, March 3 – Telegrams from Savannah, Georgia, received here this morning announced the sudden death of Charles W. Cushman, well known in Vernon and Utica. Mr. Cushman, accompanied by Mrs. Cushman, had been spending the past two months touring in the southern states. Although for several years, Mr. Cushman had been in poor health, for the past year he had felt unusually well and his death comes as a distinct shock to his many friends.
Charles W. Cushman was born in 1874 in the town of Westmoreland, son of the late Daniel Cushman and Frances McIncrow Cushman. Most of his life had been spent in Vernon, where he attended school. He took a business course in Utica. For several years he conducted a men's furnishing store here. He was married about 30 years ago to Miss Katherine A. Garry of Vernon, who survives.
Mr. Cushman was a man of pleasing personality and was always interested in public affairs. He had served as supervisor of the town of Vernon for several terms and at one time was an active member of the board of the Maple Park Home, Vernon Center. He had served as treasurer of Vernon improvement Society and was a member of the Oneida County Agricultural Society.
For 15 years he was a director of the Utica City National Bank, serving as vice president and president. On account of poor health he was obliged to resign the presidency of this organization. At the time of his passing he was a director in the Utica Trust & Deposit Company and of the National Bank of Vernon, as well as actively interested in several Utica enterprises.
Mr. and Mrs. Cushman spent the winters in Utica and in the summer they resided in their beautiful home in this village. Mr. Cushman was public spirited and had dome much for this village in many ways.
Surviving beside his wife is one son, Robert E., law student at Yale University and who was captain of a Yale crew last year. He also leaves one cousin, Mrs. John J. Gibson, Bay Shore, L.I.
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