Funeral Services were held from the late home of George W Hopper, 56, who died Thursday while at work in the American Locomotive plant in Schenectady.
Rev. A. J. Higgins, pastor of the Methodist Church of Delanson, and Rev. Clark S. Defandorf of Amsterdam, had charge of the service.
Burial was made in Grove cemetery, Delanson.
Mr. Hopper la survived by his wife, three sons, three daughters and a sister.
Schenectady Gazette, April 12, 1932
George was a pipe fitter and the son of George W. Hopper and Anna Wilson.
Rev. A. J. Higgins, pastor of the Methodist Church of Delanson, and Rev. Clark S. Defandorf of Amsterdam, had charge of the service.
Burial was made in Grove cemetery, Delanson.
Mr. Hopper la survived by his wife, three sons, three daughters and a sister.
Schenectady Gazette, April 12, 1932
George was a pipe fitter and the son of George W. Hopper and Anna Wilson.
Funeral Services were held from the late home of George W Hopper, 56, who died Thursday while at work in the American Locomotive plant in Schenectady.
Rev. A. J. Higgins, pastor of the Methodist Church of Delanson, and Rev. Clark S. Defandorf of Amsterdam, had charge of the service.
Burial was made in Grove cemetery, Delanson.
Mr. Hopper la survived by his wife, three sons, three daughters and a sister.
Schenectady Gazette, April 12, 1932
George was a pipe fitter and the son of George W. Hopper and Anna Wilson.
Rev. A. J. Higgins, pastor of the Methodist Church of Delanson, and Rev. Clark S. Defandorf of Amsterdam, had charge of the service.
Burial was made in Grove cemetery, Delanson.
Mr. Hopper la survived by his wife, three sons, three daughters and a sister.
Schenectady Gazette, April 12, 1932
George was a pipe fitter and the son of George W. Hopper and Anna Wilson.
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