Son of William Money & Arvilla D. Money Berger
Obit - Chanute Tribune, Chanute, Kansas - Wednesday, Dec 31, 1919
FUNERAL OF HENRY MONEY TOMORROW
Services In Christian Church at 2 in the afternoon
Son of Mrs. T. R. Berger Will Be Buried First Day of New Year. Her Husband Buried Today, Last Day of Old Year.
The funeral services of David Henry Money will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Christian Church. They will be conducted by Rev. E. A. Blackman.
Mr. Money was the son of Mrs. T. R. Berger, of 1018 North Garfield avenue, whose husband died Saturday evening after being struck by a motor car. Mrs. Berger's husband was buried today. The last day of the old year; her son will be buried tomorrow, the first day of the new year.
Mr. Money died at 12:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of pneumonia after having been ill only a few days. He was taken sick in Kansas City and came home at once. When he arrived here his condition was such that he was taken to a hotel at once, because it was not thought wise to move him to his residence at that time. Friday, however, he was taken to the family home.
He would have been 26 years old next February 22, having been born on Washington's birthday in 1894 in Portland, Indiana. He had lived in Chanute seven years, working first as a driver for the merchant's delivery system, then as a driver for the express company. A short time ago he was made a messenger for by the express company with a run between Kansas City and Chanute and was at the Kansas City end of his run when his fatal Illness began.
He was a member of the United Workmen and had also applied for membership and a $1000 dollar policy in the Modern Woodmen, but had not completed the latter application.
According to his fellow employees he had planned to be married yesterday, the day he died.
Obit - Chanute Tribune, Chanute, Kansas - Wednesday, Dec 31, 1919
FUNERAL OF HENRY MONEY TOMORROW
Services In Christian Church at 2 in the afternoon
Son of Mrs. T. R. Berger Will Be Buried First Day of New Year. Her Husband Buried Today, Last Day of Old Year.
The funeral services of David Henry Money will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Christian Church. They will be conducted by Rev. E. A. Blackman.
Mr. Money was the son of Mrs. T. R. Berger, of 1018 North Garfield avenue, whose husband died Saturday evening after being struck by a motor car. Mrs. Berger's husband was buried today. The last day of the old year; her son will be buried tomorrow, the first day of the new year.
Mr. Money died at 12:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of pneumonia after having been ill only a few days. He was taken sick in Kansas City and came home at once. When he arrived here his condition was such that he was taken to a hotel at once, because it was not thought wise to move him to his residence at that time. Friday, however, he was taken to the family home.
He would have been 26 years old next February 22, having been born on Washington's birthday in 1894 in Portland, Indiana. He had lived in Chanute seven years, working first as a driver for the merchant's delivery system, then as a driver for the express company. A short time ago he was made a messenger for by the express company with a run between Kansas City and Chanute and was at the Kansas City end of his run when his fatal Illness began.
He was a member of the United Workmen and had also applied for membership and a $1000 dollar policy in the Modern Woodmen, but had not completed the latter application.
According to his fellow employees he had planned to be married yesterday, the day he died.
Son of William Money & Arvilla D. Money Berger
Obit - Chanute Tribune, Chanute, Kansas - Wednesday, Dec 31, 1919
FUNERAL OF HENRY MONEY TOMORROW
Services In Christian Church at 2 in the afternoon
Son of Mrs. T. R. Berger Will Be Buried First Day of New Year. Her Husband Buried Today, Last Day of Old Year.
The funeral services of David Henry Money will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Christian Church. They will be conducted by Rev. E. A. Blackman.
Mr. Money was the son of Mrs. T. R. Berger, of 1018 North Garfield avenue, whose husband died Saturday evening after being struck by a motor car. Mrs. Berger's husband was buried today. The last day of the old year; her son will be buried tomorrow, the first day of the new year.
Mr. Money died at 12:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of pneumonia after having been ill only a few days. He was taken sick in Kansas City and came home at once. When he arrived here his condition was such that he was taken to a hotel at once, because it was not thought wise to move him to his residence at that time. Friday, however, he was taken to the family home.
He would have been 26 years old next February 22, having been born on Washington's birthday in 1894 in Portland, Indiana. He had lived in Chanute seven years, working first as a driver for the merchant's delivery system, then as a driver for the express company. A short time ago he was made a messenger for by the express company with a run between Kansas City and Chanute and was at the Kansas City end of his run when his fatal Illness began.
He was a member of the United Workmen and had also applied for membership and a $1000 dollar policy in the Modern Woodmen, but had not completed the latter application.
According to his fellow employees he had planned to be married yesterday, the day he died.
Obit - Chanute Tribune, Chanute, Kansas - Wednesday, Dec 31, 1919
FUNERAL OF HENRY MONEY TOMORROW
Services In Christian Church at 2 in the afternoon
Son of Mrs. T. R. Berger Will Be Buried First Day of New Year. Her Husband Buried Today, Last Day of Old Year.
The funeral services of David Henry Money will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Christian Church. They will be conducted by Rev. E. A. Blackman.
Mr. Money was the son of Mrs. T. R. Berger, of 1018 North Garfield avenue, whose husband died Saturday evening after being struck by a motor car. Mrs. Berger's husband was buried today. The last day of the old year; her son will be buried tomorrow, the first day of the new year.
Mr. Money died at 12:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon of pneumonia after having been ill only a few days. He was taken sick in Kansas City and came home at once. When he arrived here his condition was such that he was taken to a hotel at once, because it was not thought wise to move him to his residence at that time. Friday, however, he was taken to the family home.
He would have been 26 years old next February 22, having been born on Washington's birthday in 1894 in Portland, Indiana. He had lived in Chanute seven years, working first as a driver for the merchant's delivery system, then as a driver for the express company. A short time ago he was made a messenger for by the express company with a run between Kansas City and Chanute and was at the Kansas City end of his run when his fatal Illness began.
He was a member of the United Workmen and had also applied for membership and a $1000 dollar policy in the Modern Woodmen, but had not completed the latter application.
According to his fellow employees he had planned to be married yesterday, the day he died.
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