Gouverneur Press
WELL KNOWN DELIVERYMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Jeremiah D. Regan, well known deliveryman of this village died at his home, 3 Willow Street Sunday morning. He had been in failing health for some time. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church at 9:30 Tuesday morning and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Regan was born in Colton, August 23,1869, son of John and Mary Ward Regan. His early life was spent there. He removed to Potsdam upwards of thirty years ago and for a number of years was employed as a traveling salesman for the Lockwood Department Store. He afterward operated a farmers shed in Raymond street and some years ago purchased the J. C. Crew property in Willow street which he operated as livery and farmers sheds tip to the time of his death. He married Miss Beatrice Daily of this place who, with a daughter, Miss Evelyn Regan, survives him. He is also survived by three brothers, John, residing in Montana, James of New York City, and Michael of Salamanca, NY; and by three sisters, the Misses Mary and Margaret Regan of New York City, and Mrs. Katherine Ames.
"The Potsdam Herald-Recorder"
Friday, August 30, 1929
The news of the death of "Jerry" Regan came as a distinct shock to his multitude of friends. Mr. Regan had been in failing health for some months, but had been able to be about almost to the hour of his death. Sunday morning, Mrs. Regan, hearing a fainting call, responded but in time to catch Mr. Regan in her arms as he slumped in death.
Jeremiah Regan was born in Colton on August 23, 1869 to John and Mary Ward Regan. He has lived in Potsdam for over forty years. Some years ago he drove a sales wagon for A. L. Lockwood. More recently, and for many years, he has conducted the farmers' sheds on Willow Street.
Mr. Regan was married to Beatrice Dailey, who, with one daughter, Evelyn, survives him. He is survived also by three brothers, John of Montana, James of New York City and Michael of Salamanca, NY and by three sisters, Margaret and Mary Regan and Mrs. Sylvester (Katherine) Ames all of New York City.
Jerry Regan will be mourned by a host of acquaintances. Optimistic, kindly, a real neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand, he was one of those whom, whatever their station in life, are greatly missed in death.
The funeral mass was at St. Mary's Church on Tuesday morning at 9:30 am. Rev. Father T. J. Mahoney officiating, assisted by Father Gallagher. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. The pall bearers were Dr. W. J. Baldwin, Messrs L. Lagona, George St. Dennis, Jacob Clough, Fred William and J. C. O'Brien.
WELL KNOWN DELIVERYMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Jeremiah D. Regan, well known deliveryman of this village died at his home, 3 Willow Street Sunday morning. He had been in failing health for some time. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church at 9:30 Tuesday morning and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Regan was born in Colton, August 23,1869, son of John and Mary Ward Regan. His early life was spent there. He removed to Potsdam upwards of thirty years ago and for a number of years was employed as a traveling salesman for the Lockwood Department Store. He afterward operated a farmers shed in Raymond street and some years ago purchased the J. C. Crew property in Willow street which he operated as livery and farmers sheds tip to the time of his death. He married Miss Beatrice Daily of this place who, with a daughter, Miss Evelyn Regan, survives him. He is also survived by three brothers, John, residing in Montana, James of New York City, and Michael of Salamanca, NY; and by three sisters, the Misses Mary and Margaret Regan of New York City, and Mrs. Katherine Ames.
"The Potsdam Herald-Recorder"
Friday, August 30, 1929
The news of the death of "Jerry" Regan came as a distinct shock to his multitude of friends. Mr. Regan had been in failing health for some months, but had been able to be about almost to the hour of his death. Sunday morning, Mrs. Regan, hearing a fainting call, responded but in time to catch Mr. Regan in her arms as he slumped in death.
Jeremiah Regan was born in Colton on August 23, 1869 to John and Mary Ward Regan. He has lived in Potsdam for over forty years. Some years ago he drove a sales wagon for A. L. Lockwood. More recently, and for many years, he has conducted the farmers' sheds on Willow Street.
Mr. Regan was married to Beatrice Dailey, who, with one daughter, Evelyn, survives him. He is survived also by three brothers, John of Montana, James of New York City and Michael of Salamanca, NY and by three sisters, Margaret and Mary Regan and Mrs. Sylvester (Katherine) Ames all of New York City.
Jerry Regan will be mourned by a host of acquaintances. Optimistic, kindly, a real neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand, he was one of those whom, whatever their station in life, are greatly missed in death.
The funeral mass was at St. Mary's Church on Tuesday morning at 9:30 am. Rev. Father T. J. Mahoney officiating, assisted by Father Gallagher. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. The pall bearers were Dr. W. J. Baldwin, Messrs L. Lagona, George St. Dennis, Jacob Clough, Fred William and J. C. O'Brien.
Gouverneur Press
WELL KNOWN DELIVERYMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Jeremiah D. Regan, well known deliveryman of this village died at his home, 3 Willow Street Sunday morning. He had been in failing health for some time. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church at 9:30 Tuesday morning and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Regan was born in Colton, August 23,1869, son of John and Mary Ward Regan. His early life was spent there. He removed to Potsdam upwards of thirty years ago and for a number of years was employed as a traveling salesman for the Lockwood Department Store. He afterward operated a farmers shed in Raymond street and some years ago purchased the J. C. Crew property in Willow street which he operated as livery and farmers sheds tip to the time of his death. He married Miss Beatrice Daily of this place who, with a daughter, Miss Evelyn Regan, survives him. He is also survived by three brothers, John, residing in Montana, James of New York City, and Michael of Salamanca, NY; and by three sisters, the Misses Mary and Margaret Regan of New York City, and Mrs. Katherine Ames.
"The Potsdam Herald-Recorder"
Friday, August 30, 1929
The news of the death of "Jerry" Regan came as a distinct shock to his multitude of friends. Mr. Regan had been in failing health for some months, but had been able to be about almost to the hour of his death. Sunday morning, Mrs. Regan, hearing a fainting call, responded but in time to catch Mr. Regan in her arms as he slumped in death.
Jeremiah Regan was born in Colton on August 23, 1869 to John and Mary Ward Regan. He has lived in Potsdam for over forty years. Some years ago he drove a sales wagon for A. L. Lockwood. More recently, and for many years, he has conducted the farmers' sheds on Willow Street.
Mr. Regan was married to Beatrice Dailey, who, with one daughter, Evelyn, survives him. He is survived also by three brothers, John of Montana, James of New York City and Michael of Salamanca, NY and by three sisters, Margaret and Mary Regan and Mrs. Sylvester (Katherine) Ames all of New York City.
Jerry Regan will be mourned by a host of acquaintances. Optimistic, kindly, a real neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand, he was one of those whom, whatever their station in life, are greatly missed in death.
The funeral mass was at St. Mary's Church on Tuesday morning at 9:30 am. Rev. Father T. J. Mahoney officiating, assisted by Father Gallagher. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. The pall bearers were Dr. W. J. Baldwin, Messrs L. Lagona, George St. Dennis, Jacob Clough, Fred William and J. C. O'Brien.
WELL KNOWN DELIVERYMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Jeremiah D. Regan, well known deliveryman of this village died at his home, 3 Willow Street Sunday morning. He had been in failing health for some time. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's church at 9:30 Tuesday morning and interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Mr. Regan was born in Colton, August 23,1869, son of John and Mary Ward Regan. His early life was spent there. He removed to Potsdam upwards of thirty years ago and for a number of years was employed as a traveling salesman for the Lockwood Department Store. He afterward operated a farmers shed in Raymond street and some years ago purchased the J. C. Crew property in Willow street which he operated as livery and farmers sheds tip to the time of his death. He married Miss Beatrice Daily of this place who, with a daughter, Miss Evelyn Regan, survives him. He is also survived by three brothers, John, residing in Montana, James of New York City, and Michael of Salamanca, NY; and by three sisters, the Misses Mary and Margaret Regan of New York City, and Mrs. Katherine Ames.
"The Potsdam Herald-Recorder"
Friday, August 30, 1929
The news of the death of "Jerry" Regan came as a distinct shock to his multitude of friends. Mr. Regan had been in failing health for some months, but had been able to be about almost to the hour of his death. Sunday morning, Mrs. Regan, hearing a fainting call, responded but in time to catch Mr. Regan in her arms as he slumped in death.
Jeremiah Regan was born in Colton on August 23, 1869 to John and Mary Ward Regan. He has lived in Potsdam for over forty years. Some years ago he drove a sales wagon for A. L. Lockwood. More recently, and for many years, he has conducted the farmers' sheds on Willow Street.
Mr. Regan was married to Beatrice Dailey, who, with one daughter, Evelyn, survives him. He is survived also by three brothers, John of Montana, James of New York City and Michael of Salamanca, NY and by three sisters, Margaret and Mary Regan and Mrs. Sylvester (Katherine) Ames all of New York City.
Jerry Regan will be mourned by a host of acquaintances. Optimistic, kindly, a real neighbor, always ready to lend a helping hand, he was one of those whom, whatever their station in life, are greatly missed in death.
The funeral mass was at St. Mary's Church on Tuesday morning at 9:30 am. Rev. Father T. J. Mahoney officiating, assisted by Father Gallagher. Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery. The pall bearers were Dr. W. J. Baldwin, Messrs L. Lagona, George St. Dennis, Jacob Clough, Fred William and J. C. O'Brien.
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