The funeral of Clarence F. Bintz of Elbridge, who died Tuesday in University Hospital will be conducted at the home of his sister, Mrs. Edward Brockway, at Phelps Mills at 8:30 AM Thursday and in St. Rita’s Church, Deferiet, a half-hour later. Burial will be in Saint James Cemetery, Carthage.
Mr. Bintz, formerly employed as a papermaker at the Glenside Mills, Skaneateles Junction, had been a patient at the hospital 17 days. Death was caused by coronary thrombosis.
Surviving besides Mrs. Brockway, are his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Heath Bintz; a daughter, Miss Alice Bintz; two brothers, Sherman M. Bintz and Roy H. Bintz of Watertown; and another sister, Mrs. Frank Wood of Phelps Mills.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, November 6, 1940
Mr. Bintz, formerly employed as a papermaker at the Glenside Mills, Skaneateles Junction, had been a patient at the hospital 17 days. Death was caused by coronary thrombosis.
Surviving besides Mrs. Brockway, are his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Heath Bintz; a daughter, Miss Alice Bintz; two brothers, Sherman M. Bintz and Roy H. Bintz of Watertown; and another sister, Mrs. Frank Wood of Phelps Mills.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, November 6, 1940
The funeral of Clarence F. Bintz of Elbridge, who died Tuesday in University Hospital will be conducted at the home of his sister, Mrs. Edward Brockway, at Phelps Mills at 8:30 AM Thursday and in St. Rita’s Church, Deferiet, a half-hour later. Burial will be in Saint James Cemetery, Carthage.
Mr. Bintz, formerly employed as a papermaker at the Glenside Mills, Skaneateles Junction, had been a patient at the hospital 17 days. Death was caused by coronary thrombosis.
Surviving besides Mrs. Brockway, are his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Heath Bintz; a daughter, Miss Alice Bintz; two brothers, Sherman M. Bintz and Roy H. Bintz of Watertown; and another sister, Mrs. Frank Wood of Phelps Mills.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, November 6, 1940
Mr. Bintz, formerly employed as a papermaker at the Glenside Mills, Skaneateles Junction, had been a patient at the hospital 17 days. Death was caused by coronary thrombosis.
Surviving besides Mrs. Brockway, are his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Heath Bintz; a daughter, Miss Alice Bintz; two brothers, Sherman M. Bintz and Roy H. Bintz of Watertown; and another sister, Mrs. Frank Wood of Phelps Mills.
Syracuse Herald-Journal, November 6, 1940
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