Gazette & Bulletin Nov 13 1939:
Finney Adam Maggs, 70, of 328 High Street died at the Williamsport Hospital Saturday afternoon after a brief illness.
surviving are his wife Mrs. Ida C Maggs, his stepfather Joseph Graff of Avis, three sons Ernest E, Harry L and Frederick S, two brothers Eli Graff and William Graff and 6 grandchildren.
He was a retired employee of the NYC railroad and was engaged in the making of ice cream in Jersey Shore.
Finney Adam Maggs, 70, of 328 High Street died at the Williamsport Hospital Saturday afternoon after a brief illness.
surviving are his wife Mrs. Ida C Maggs, his stepfather Joseph Graff of Avis, three sons Ernest E, Harry L and Frederick S, two brothers Eli Graff and William Graff and 6 grandchildren.
He was a retired employee of the NYC railroad and was engaged in the making of ice cream in Jersey Shore.
Gazette & Bulletin Nov 13 1939:
Finney Adam Maggs, 70, of 328 High Street died at the Williamsport Hospital Saturday afternoon after a brief illness.
surviving are his wife Mrs. Ida C Maggs, his stepfather Joseph Graff of Avis, three sons Ernest E, Harry L and Frederick S, two brothers Eli Graff and William Graff and 6 grandchildren.
He was a retired employee of the NYC railroad and was engaged in the making of ice cream in Jersey Shore.
Finney Adam Maggs, 70, of 328 High Street died at the Williamsport Hospital Saturday afternoon after a brief illness.
surviving are his wife Mrs. Ida C Maggs, his stepfather Joseph Graff of Avis, three sons Ernest E, Harry L and Frederick S, two brothers Eli Graff and William Graff and 6 grandchildren.
He was a retired employee of the NYC railroad and was engaged in the making of ice cream in Jersey Shore.
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