McDonough-Edward Granger of McDonough, formerly of Binghamton, died Thursday, morning in a Binghamton hospital. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth, and two sons, George R. and Edward J. Granger, three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bradt of West Edmeston, the Misses June and Elizabeth Granger of McDonough. The body was removed to the George J. Scholder Funeral Home for funeral. The body was brought to his home in McDonough Friday morning at 10:30, a prayer service was held at his home. The body was then taken to Binghamton where a funeral service was held at the funeral parlors. Messrs. Claude Purdy, Charles Lull, Dan Foster, Francis Hecox, Benjamin Kenyon and Ed Lamb were bearers.
Published in the Norwich Sun Thursday, December 8, 1938
Published in the Norwich Sun Thursday, December 8, 1938
McDonough-Edward Granger of McDonough, formerly of Binghamton, died Thursday, morning in a Binghamton hospital. He is survived by his widow, Elizabeth, and two sons, George R. and Edward J. Granger, three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bradt of West Edmeston, the Misses June and Elizabeth Granger of McDonough. The body was removed to the George J. Scholder Funeral Home for funeral. The body was brought to his home in McDonough Friday morning at 10:30, a prayer service was held at his home. The body was then taken to Binghamton where a funeral service was held at the funeral parlors. Messrs. Claude Purdy, Charles Lull, Dan Foster, Francis Hecox, Benjamin Kenyon and Ed Lamb were bearers.
Published in the Norwich Sun Thursday, December 8, 1938
Published in the Norwich Sun Thursday, December 8, 1938
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