The funeral of Arthur Fonda, well known resident of Mayfield for many years, was held yesterday afternoon at the home of his son, Harlan Fonda, 32 North Main street, in the village. The service was largely attended and conducted by the Rev. W. H. Kroeger, pastor of the Mayfleld Methodist church. Flowers were from relatives, friends, the Golden Rule class, Official Board, Dorcas class and Mrs. Frank Brown's class of the Methodist church, the W. C. T. U., the Fulton County A. B. C. board, Ernest Luft & Co.. teachers and pupils of the Mayfleld school, girls of Rubin' s annex, Hathaway Garage, Dixon Glove company, and the Hoffmann-Stafford Tanning company of Chicago. Bearers were Truman Mercer, Baltus Dixon, George Groves, Edmund Delaney, Edward Hathaway and Harold J. Close, all of Mayfield. Interment was in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Gloversville. The Morning Herald, Saturday, September 12, 1936
The funeral of Arthur Fonda, well known resident of Mayfield for many years, was held yesterday afternoon at the home of his son, Harlan Fonda, 32 North Main street, in the village. The service was largely attended and conducted by the Rev. W. H. Kroeger, pastor of the Mayfleld Methodist church. Flowers were from relatives, friends, the Golden Rule class, Official Board, Dorcas class and Mrs. Frank Brown's class of the Methodist church, the W. C. T. U., the Fulton County A. B. C. board, Ernest Luft & Co.. teachers and pupils of the Mayfleld school, girls of Rubin' s annex, Hathaway Garage, Dixon Glove company, and the Hoffmann-Stafford Tanning company of Chicago. Bearers were Truman Mercer, Baltus Dixon, George Groves, Edmund Delaney, Edward Hathaway and Harold J. Close, all of Mayfield. Interment was in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Gloversville. The Morning Herald, Saturday, September 12, 1936
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