RUTH HANLEY
MESSAGE BRINGS SADNESS TO MANY FRIENDS HERE
A message that brought sorrow to many friends in the city came from Stanley,
Wis., last evening, announcing the death there of Mrs. John Hanley, nee Ruth
Broderick, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick, Cleveland avenue, this city.
Mrs. Stanley had been ill for two months and for several days her condition
had been critical. Mrs. Broderick and other members of the family were present
at her death.
The body of Mrs. Hanley will be brought here this afternoon and the funeral
will be held in this city. Announcement of the burial will be made later.
Mrs. Hanley was born in this city in 1893, being 30 years of age at death.
She was a graduate of the local schools and later engaged as a teacher at
Marshfield and later at Stanley. She was married five years ago to Capt. John
Hanley, upon his return from overseas, the two having met at Marshfield while
Mrs. Hanley was teaching there. Besides her husband she is survived by two
children, John Jr., and another son two months of age. The former has been here
with Mrs. Broderick during the summer and was taken to Stanley last week when
Mrs. Hanley's condition became critical and Mrs. Broderick left to be with her
daughter. Miss Belle Broderick has been at Stanley for several weeks caring for
her sister. Two other sisters, Alice and Emma and a brother Ephraim of this
city, also survive.
Mrs. Hanely was popular with a wide circle of friends here and her death is
a sad shock.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, August 20, 1923 P. 1
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Funeral of Mrs. Hanley Thursday
The body of Mrs. John Hanley, formerly Ruth Broderick will arrive from Stanley
over the Soo Line Wednesday evening and the funeral will be held Thursday
morning with services at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 9 o'clock the Rev.
W.J. Luby officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 21, 1923 P. 12
********
[cause: endocarditis-malignant/bur. on Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick lot/from
burial permit: white, married, born 7/3/1895, died 8/20/1923 in Stanley,
WI, age 28y 1m 17d, housewife, born in Illinois to Daniel Broderick
(born Canada) & Elizabeth Nagel (born WI), transported by Soo Railroad]
MESSAGE BRINGS SADNESS TO MANY FRIENDS HERE
A message that brought sorrow to many friends in the city came from Stanley,
Wis., last evening, announcing the death there of Mrs. John Hanley, nee Ruth
Broderick, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick, Cleveland avenue, this city.
Mrs. Stanley had been ill for two months and for several days her condition
had been critical. Mrs. Broderick and other members of the family were present
at her death.
The body of Mrs. Hanley will be brought here this afternoon and the funeral
will be held in this city. Announcement of the burial will be made later.
Mrs. Hanley was born in this city in 1893, being 30 years of age at death.
She was a graduate of the local schools and later engaged as a teacher at
Marshfield and later at Stanley. She was married five years ago to Capt. John
Hanley, upon his return from overseas, the two having met at Marshfield while
Mrs. Hanley was teaching there. Besides her husband she is survived by two
children, John Jr., and another son two months of age. The former has been here
with Mrs. Broderick during the summer and was taken to Stanley last week when
Mrs. Hanley's condition became critical and Mrs. Broderick left to be with her
daughter. Miss Belle Broderick has been at Stanley for several weeks caring for
her sister. Two other sisters, Alice and Emma and a brother Ephraim of this
city, also survive.
Mrs. Hanely was popular with a wide circle of friends here and her death is
a sad shock.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, August 20, 1923 P. 1
********
Funeral of Mrs. Hanley Thursday
The body of Mrs. John Hanley, formerly Ruth Broderick will arrive from Stanley
over the Soo Line Wednesday evening and the funeral will be held Thursday
morning with services at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 9 o'clock the Rev.
W.J. Luby officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 21, 1923 P. 12
********
[cause: endocarditis-malignant/bur. on Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick lot/from
burial permit: white, married, born 7/3/1895, died 8/20/1923 in Stanley,
WI, age 28y 1m 17d, housewife, born in Illinois to Daniel Broderick
(born Canada) & Elizabeth Nagel (born WI), transported by Soo Railroad]
RUTH HANLEY
MESSAGE BRINGS SADNESS TO MANY FRIENDS HERE
A message that brought sorrow to many friends in the city came from Stanley,
Wis., last evening, announcing the death there of Mrs. John Hanley, nee Ruth
Broderick, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick, Cleveland avenue, this city.
Mrs. Stanley had been ill for two months and for several days her condition
had been critical. Mrs. Broderick and other members of the family were present
at her death.
The body of Mrs. Hanley will be brought here this afternoon and the funeral
will be held in this city. Announcement of the burial will be made later.
Mrs. Hanley was born in this city in 1893, being 30 years of age at death.
She was a graduate of the local schools and later engaged as a teacher at
Marshfield and later at Stanley. She was married five years ago to Capt. John
Hanley, upon his return from overseas, the two having met at Marshfield while
Mrs. Hanley was teaching there. Besides her husband she is survived by two
children, John Jr., and another son two months of age. The former has been here
with Mrs. Broderick during the summer and was taken to Stanley last week when
Mrs. Hanley's condition became critical and Mrs. Broderick left to be with her
daughter. Miss Belle Broderick has been at Stanley for several weeks caring for
her sister. Two other sisters, Alice and Emma and a brother Ephraim of this
city, also survive.
Mrs. Hanely was popular with a wide circle of friends here and her death is
a sad shock.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, August 20, 1923 P. 1
********
Funeral of Mrs. Hanley Thursday
The body of Mrs. John Hanley, formerly Ruth Broderick will arrive from Stanley
over the Soo Line Wednesday evening and the funeral will be held Thursday
morning with services at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 9 o'clock the Rev.
W.J. Luby officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 21, 1923 P. 12
********
[cause: endocarditis-malignant/bur. on Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick lot/from
burial permit: white, married, born 7/3/1895, died 8/20/1923 in Stanley,
WI, age 28y 1m 17d, housewife, born in Illinois to Daniel Broderick
(born Canada) & Elizabeth Nagel (born WI), transported by Soo Railroad]
MESSAGE BRINGS SADNESS TO MANY FRIENDS HERE
A message that brought sorrow to many friends in the city came from Stanley,
Wis., last evening, announcing the death there of Mrs. John Hanley, nee Ruth
Broderick, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick, Cleveland avenue, this city.
Mrs. Stanley had been ill for two months and for several days her condition
had been critical. Mrs. Broderick and other members of the family were present
at her death.
The body of Mrs. Hanley will be brought here this afternoon and the funeral
will be held in this city. Announcement of the burial will be made later.
Mrs. Hanley was born in this city in 1893, being 30 years of age at death.
She was a graduate of the local schools and later engaged as a teacher at
Marshfield and later at Stanley. She was married five years ago to Capt. John
Hanley, upon his return from overseas, the two having met at Marshfield while
Mrs. Hanley was teaching there. Besides her husband she is survived by two
children, John Jr., and another son two months of age. The former has been here
with Mrs. Broderick during the summer and was taken to Stanley last week when
Mrs. Hanley's condition became critical and Mrs. Broderick left to be with her
daughter. Miss Belle Broderick has been at Stanley for several weeks caring for
her sister. Two other sisters, Alice and Emma and a brother Ephraim of this
city, also survive.
Mrs. Hanely was popular with a wide circle of friends here and her death is
a sad shock.
Manitowoc Herald News, Monday, August 20, 1923 P. 1
********
Funeral of Mrs. Hanley Thursday
The body of Mrs. John Hanley, formerly Ruth Broderick will arrive from Stanley
over the Soo Line Wednesday evening and the funeral will be held Thursday
morning with services at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 9 o'clock the Rev.
W.J. Luby officiating. Burial will be at Evergreen.
Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, August 21, 1923 P. 12
********
[cause: endocarditis-malignant/bur. on Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick lot/from
burial permit: white, married, born 7/3/1895, died 8/20/1923 in Stanley,
WI, age 28y 1m 17d, housewife, born in Illinois to Daniel Broderick
(born Canada) & Elizabeth Nagel (born WI), transported by Soo Railroad]
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