Pg 2, Newspaper-Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, Mercer Co., NJ.
OBITUARY APPEARED MONDAY JULY 23, 1945: HARRY W. ERRICKSON: Harry W. Errickson, 59, of Anderson Street died today after a long illness. He is survived by three sons, Pfc. Ellis C. Errickson, who has just returned home from overseas; Fuller B. and Harry W. Sr.; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence S. Puglan, Hightstown; Mrs. Nicholas Stettner of Trenton; a brother, Alward C. of Trenton and a sister, Mrs. Susie M. Chambers of New Egypt. Seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild also survive. The funeral is under the direction of George F. Ullrich.
OBITUARY APPEARED MONDAY JULY 23, 1945: HARRY W. ERRICKSON: Harry W. Errickson, 59, of Anderson Street died today after a long illness. He is survived by three sons, Pfc. Ellis C. Errickson, who has just returned home from overseas; Fuller B. and Harry W. Sr.; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence S. Puglan, Hightstown; Mrs. Nicholas Stettner of Trenton; a brother, Alward C. of Trenton and a sister, Mrs. Susie M. Chambers of New Egypt. Seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild also survive. The funeral is under the direction of George F. Ullrich.
Pg 2, Newspaper-Trenton Evening Times, Trenton, Mercer Co., NJ.
OBITUARY APPEARED MONDAY JULY 23, 1945: HARRY W. ERRICKSON: Harry W. Errickson, 59, of Anderson Street died today after a long illness. He is survived by three sons, Pfc. Ellis C. Errickson, who has just returned home from overseas; Fuller B. and Harry W. Sr.; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence S. Puglan, Hightstown; Mrs. Nicholas Stettner of Trenton; a brother, Alward C. of Trenton and a sister, Mrs. Susie M. Chambers of New Egypt. Seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild also survive. The funeral is under the direction of George F. Ullrich.
OBITUARY APPEARED MONDAY JULY 23, 1945: HARRY W. ERRICKSON: Harry W. Errickson, 59, of Anderson Street died today after a long illness. He is survived by three sons, Pfc. Ellis C. Errickson, who has just returned home from overseas; Fuller B. and Harry W. Sr.; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence S. Puglan, Hightstown; Mrs. Nicholas Stettner of Trenton; a brother, Alward C. of Trenton and a sister, Mrs. Susie M. Chambers of New Egypt. Seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild also survive. The funeral is under the direction of George F. Ullrich.
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