Cold Brook. Jan. 9 — Mrs. William Countryman, 47, clerk of the town of Russia for the last eight years and assistant postmistress of Cold Brook for the last two years, died in Herkimer Memorial Hospital Monday following an operation for appendicitis. She was taken ill Friday and was removed to tbe hospital Sunday afternoon.
Born October 27, 1887, daughter of the late Edgar L. and Celia Dicker, town of Russia, she was married to Mr. Countryman January 8, 1912. He is the son of John and Eliza Countryman. Mrs. Countryman, had been a Democrat all her life. She was a member of White Shrine. O. E. S., Newport Lodge, and was a graduate of Poland High School.
She is survived by her husband, a sister, Miss Myrtle Dicker, teacher in Poland High School. Rome Daily Sentinel, January 10, 1935
Born October 27, 1887, daughter of the late Edgar L. and Celia Dicker, town of Russia, she was married to Mr. Countryman January 8, 1912. He is the son of John and Eliza Countryman. Mrs. Countryman, had been a Democrat all her life. She was a member of White Shrine. O. E. S., Newport Lodge, and was a graduate of Poland High School.
She is survived by her husband, a sister, Miss Myrtle Dicker, teacher in Poland High School. Rome Daily Sentinel, January 10, 1935
Cold Brook. Jan. 9 — Mrs. William Countryman, 47, clerk of the town of Russia for the last eight years and assistant postmistress of Cold Brook for the last two years, died in Herkimer Memorial Hospital Monday following an operation for appendicitis. She was taken ill Friday and was removed to tbe hospital Sunday afternoon.
Born October 27, 1887, daughter of the late Edgar L. and Celia Dicker, town of Russia, she was married to Mr. Countryman January 8, 1912. He is the son of John and Eliza Countryman. Mrs. Countryman, had been a Democrat all her life. She was a member of White Shrine. O. E. S., Newport Lodge, and was a graduate of Poland High School.
She is survived by her husband, a sister, Miss Myrtle Dicker, teacher in Poland High School. Rome Daily Sentinel, January 10, 1935
Born October 27, 1887, daughter of the late Edgar L. and Celia Dicker, town of Russia, she was married to Mr. Countryman January 8, 1912. He is the son of John and Eliza Countryman. Mrs. Countryman, had been a Democrat all her life. She was a member of White Shrine. O. E. S., Newport Lodge, and was a graduate of Poland High School.
She is survived by her husband, a sister, Miss Myrtle Dicker, teacher in Poland High School. Rome Daily Sentinel, January 10, 1935
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