Friday, December 4, 1931
The Otsego Farmer, page 4
Mrs. Claude W. Rose
News of the death of mrs. Claude W. rose Wednesday afternoon at the Fox memorial Hospital at Oneonta following an operation, brought a deep sense of sorrow to a wide circle of friends in this locality.
Mrs. Rose, who was Clara S. Chase, the daughter of James and Ella (Fowler) Chase, was born in the town of Middlefield July 25, 1895. She was graduated from the Cooperstown High School with the Class of 1915 and taught in rural schools for three years. She was united in marriage with Claude W. Rose october 10, 1920, the most of their married life having been spent at Whig Corners and Schuyler Lake. She was a young woman of beautiful Christian character and her untimely passing will be keenly felt in many circles.
She was a member of the Schuyler Lake Baptist Church and the order of the easter Star and took an active part in their work. She was also interested in the otsego county Council of Postmasters, having been associated with her husband in charge of the Schuyler Lake postoffice.
Besides her husband mrs. Rose is survived by her mother, Mrs. James Chase of Cooperstown; three brothers, Lee of Utica, Earl of Whig Corners and Charles of Richfield Springs, and one sister, Mrs. Loren D. Sperry of Cooperstown, besides several uncles and aunts and nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist chuch at Schuyler lake, the Rev. Clde Truax of South Edmeston officiating, assisted by the Rev. George P. Kehrer of hartwick. Burial will be made at the cemetery at Schuyler Lake.
The Otsego Farmer, page 4
Mrs. Claude W. Rose
News of the death of mrs. Claude W. rose Wednesday afternoon at the Fox memorial Hospital at Oneonta following an operation, brought a deep sense of sorrow to a wide circle of friends in this locality.
Mrs. Rose, who was Clara S. Chase, the daughter of James and Ella (Fowler) Chase, was born in the town of Middlefield July 25, 1895. She was graduated from the Cooperstown High School with the Class of 1915 and taught in rural schools for three years. She was united in marriage with Claude W. Rose october 10, 1920, the most of their married life having been spent at Whig Corners and Schuyler Lake. She was a young woman of beautiful Christian character and her untimely passing will be keenly felt in many circles.
She was a member of the Schuyler Lake Baptist Church and the order of the easter Star and took an active part in their work. She was also interested in the otsego county Council of Postmasters, having been associated with her husband in charge of the Schuyler Lake postoffice.
Besides her husband mrs. Rose is survived by her mother, Mrs. James Chase of Cooperstown; three brothers, Lee of Utica, Earl of Whig Corners and Charles of Richfield Springs, and one sister, Mrs. Loren D. Sperry of Cooperstown, besides several uncles and aunts and nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist chuch at Schuyler lake, the Rev. Clde Truax of South Edmeston officiating, assisted by the Rev. George P. Kehrer of hartwick. Burial will be made at the cemetery at Schuyler Lake.
Friday, December 4, 1931
The Otsego Farmer, page 4
Mrs. Claude W. Rose
News of the death of mrs. Claude W. rose Wednesday afternoon at the Fox memorial Hospital at Oneonta following an operation, brought a deep sense of sorrow to a wide circle of friends in this locality.
Mrs. Rose, who was Clara S. Chase, the daughter of James and Ella (Fowler) Chase, was born in the town of Middlefield July 25, 1895. She was graduated from the Cooperstown High School with the Class of 1915 and taught in rural schools for three years. She was united in marriage with Claude W. Rose october 10, 1920, the most of their married life having been spent at Whig Corners and Schuyler Lake. She was a young woman of beautiful Christian character and her untimely passing will be keenly felt in many circles.
She was a member of the Schuyler Lake Baptist Church and the order of the easter Star and took an active part in their work. She was also interested in the otsego county Council of Postmasters, having been associated with her husband in charge of the Schuyler Lake postoffice.
Besides her husband mrs. Rose is survived by her mother, Mrs. James Chase of Cooperstown; three brothers, Lee of Utica, Earl of Whig Corners and Charles of Richfield Springs, and one sister, Mrs. Loren D. Sperry of Cooperstown, besides several uncles and aunts and nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist chuch at Schuyler lake, the Rev. Clde Truax of South Edmeston officiating, assisted by the Rev. George P. Kehrer of hartwick. Burial will be made at the cemetery at Schuyler Lake.
The Otsego Farmer, page 4
Mrs. Claude W. Rose
News of the death of mrs. Claude W. rose Wednesday afternoon at the Fox memorial Hospital at Oneonta following an operation, brought a deep sense of sorrow to a wide circle of friends in this locality.
Mrs. Rose, who was Clara S. Chase, the daughter of James and Ella (Fowler) Chase, was born in the town of Middlefield July 25, 1895. She was graduated from the Cooperstown High School with the Class of 1915 and taught in rural schools for three years. She was united in marriage with Claude W. Rose october 10, 1920, the most of their married life having been spent at Whig Corners and Schuyler Lake. She was a young woman of beautiful Christian character and her untimely passing will be keenly felt in many circles.
She was a member of the Schuyler Lake Baptist Church and the order of the easter Star and took an active part in their work. She was also interested in the otsego county Council of Postmasters, having been associated with her husband in charge of the Schuyler Lake postoffice.
Besides her husband mrs. Rose is survived by her mother, Mrs. James Chase of Cooperstown; three brothers, Lee of Utica, Earl of Whig Corners and Charles of Richfield Springs, and one sister, Mrs. Loren D. Sperry of Cooperstown, besides several uncles and aunts and nephews and nieces.
The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist chuch at Schuyler lake, the Rev. Clde Truax of South Edmeston officiating, assisted by the Rev. George P. Kehrer of hartwick. Burial will be made at the cemetery at Schuyler Lake.
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