Taken from obituary:
Dolgeville, NY Nov. 26, 1945
Mrs. Bertha (Thompson) Warner, former resident of Stratford, passed away early Saturday morning in White Plains. She was married twice; her first husband being Howard Goodwin, who died 40 years ago. After moving to White Plains, she was married to Mr. Warner, now deceased.
There survives one son and two daughters.
The body will arrive in Little Falls tomorrow, by train, where it will be met by Funeral Director Jacobson and taken to the Stratford cemetery, where a prayer service will be held at 2 o'clock by Reverend C.A. Moulton, of the local Universalist church.
Dolgeville, NY Nov. 26, 1945
Mrs. Bertha (Thompson) Warner, former resident of Stratford, passed away early Saturday morning in White Plains. She was married twice; her first husband being Howard Goodwin, who died 40 years ago. After moving to White Plains, she was married to Mr. Warner, now deceased.
There survives one son and two daughters.
The body will arrive in Little Falls tomorrow, by train, where it will be met by Funeral Director Jacobson and taken to the Stratford cemetery, where a prayer service will be held at 2 o'clock by Reverend C.A. Moulton, of the local Universalist church.
Taken from obituary:
Dolgeville, NY Nov. 26, 1945
Mrs. Bertha (Thompson) Warner, former resident of Stratford, passed away early Saturday morning in White Plains. She was married twice; her first husband being Howard Goodwin, who died 40 years ago. After moving to White Plains, she was married to Mr. Warner, now deceased.
There survives one son and two daughters.
The body will arrive in Little Falls tomorrow, by train, where it will be met by Funeral Director Jacobson and taken to the Stratford cemetery, where a prayer service will be held at 2 o'clock by Reverend C.A. Moulton, of the local Universalist church.
Dolgeville, NY Nov. 26, 1945
Mrs. Bertha (Thompson) Warner, former resident of Stratford, passed away early Saturday morning in White Plains. She was married twice; her first husband being Howard Goodwin, who died 40 years ago. After moving to White Plains, she was married to Mr. Warner, now deceased.
There survives one son and two daughters.
The body will arrive in Little Falls tomorrow, by train, where it will be met by Funeral Director Jacobson and taken to the Stratford cemetery, where a prayer service will be held at 2 o'clock by Reverend C.A. Moulton, of the local Universalist church.
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