Franklin Duane of Wilmington, Delaware, aged 65 years, who dropped dead Saturday while attending a class reunion at Princeton university, was buried yesterday at All Saints' cemetery at Navesink. He was a retired railroad official. The body was brought by special train from Wilmington to Red Bank and from here it was taken by A.M. Posten & Son to the cemetery. Mr. Duane was a brother-in-law of Mrs. J. M. Duane of Locust Point. Richard Duane is a nephew and Mrs. W. Strother Jones, Jr., and Mrs. Stantor Whitney are nieces of Mr. Duane
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 20, 1928
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 20, 1928
Franklin Duane of Wilmington, Delaware, aged 65 years, who dropped dead Saturday while attending a class reunion at Princeton university, was buried yesterday at All Saints' cemetery at Navesink. He was a retired railroad official. The body was brought by special train from Wilmington to Red Bank and from here it was taken by A.M. Posten & Son to the cemetery. Mr. Duane was a brother-in-law of Mrs. J. M. Duane of Locust Point. Richard Duane is a nephew and Mrs. W. Strother Jones, Jr., and Mrs. Stantor Whitney are nieces of Mr. Duane
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 20, 1928
Red Bank Register, Wed., June 20, 1928
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