George W. Murray died Sunday in his apartment in the Post Office Block from pneumonia, aged 22 years and 11 months.
He is survived by his widow and one child and also is mother Mrs. John Hess.
Mr. Murray was a member of Coronal Council, Royal Arcanum, and at the funeral services, which were held Thursday in the Reformed Church, members of the council were the bearers and the service for the dead was read at the grave,
Reverend F.T.B. Reynolds officiated at the church and Mrs. M.L. Terry and Mrs. Frank Smith sang two favorite hymns.
Burial was made in Green Grove Cemetery.
Published in The Keyport Weekly (Keyport, New Jersey) - Friday - 17 January 1919
He is survived by his widow and one child and also is mother Mrs. John Hess.
Mr. Murray was a member of Coronal Council, Royal Arcanum, and at the funeral services, which were held Thursday in the Reformed Church, members of the council were the bearers and the service for the dead was read at the grave,
Reverend F.T.B. Reynolds officiated at the church and Mrs. M.L. Terry and Mrs. Frank Smith sang two favorite hymns.
Burial was made in Green Grove Cemetery.
Published in The Keyport Weekly (Keyport, New Jersey) - Friday - 17 January 1919
George W. Murray died Sunday in his apartment in the Post Office Block from pneumonia, aged 22 years and 11 months.
He is survived by his widow and one child and also is mother Mrs. John Hess.
Mr. Murray was a member of Coronal Council, Royal Arcanum, and at the funeral services, which were held Thursday in the Reformed Church, members of the council were the bearers and the service for the dead was read at the grave,
Reverend F.T.B. Reynolds officiated at the church and Mrs. M.L. Terry and Mrs. Frank Smith sang two favorite hymns.
Burial was made in Green Grove Cemetery.
Published in The Keyport Weekly (Keyport, New Jersey) - Friday - 17 January 1919
He is survived by his widow and one child and also is mother Mrs. John Hess.
Mr. Murray was a member of Coronal Council, Royal Arcanum, and at the funeral services, which were held Thursday in the Reformed Church, members of the council were the bearers and the service for the dead was read at the grave,
Reverend F.T.B. Reynolds officiated at the church and Mrs. M.L. Terry and Mrs. Frank Smith sang two favorite hymns.
Burial was made in Green Grove Cemetery.
Published in The Keyport Weekly (Keyport, New Jersey) - Friday - 17 January 1919
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