Warren County NJ Archives Obituaries.....Harry G. NOLAN, 1933
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 Obit Index  Easton Express

                 Nolan Harry G. 5/1/1933 p.8
  Harry G. NOLAN, 53 a prominent business man and resident of 
Hackettstown for many years, died at 2:0'clock this morning in 
Easton Hospital, where he was admitted a week ago for surgical 
treatment, Mr. NOLAN was secretary and treasurer oh the Board 
of Water Commisioners of Hackettstown. He was a member of 
Independence Lodge No. 42, P and A.M; of Vigilance Hook and 
Ladder Company and of the Hackettstown Men's Club
  For many years he had conducted a stationery and news store 
in the Harris building at Hackettstown and before being in 
business for himself, was employed by the people who formerly 
conducted the store.
   He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Laura EYERS NOLAN and by 
one sister, Mrs. William Houston, of Phillipsburg.
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                   Obit Index Eastern Express
                   Nolan Harry G. 5/2/1933 p.8
                    Funeral of Harry G.NOLAN
  The funeral of Harry G. NOLAN will be held Thursday at 2 p.m., 
at his home 117 High street, Hackettstown. The Rev. H. R. BREISCH, 
pastor of the Methodist Espiscopal Church, Hackettstown, will be in 
charge Internment will be made in Hackettstown Union Cemetery. Mr 
NOLAN was a member of  Independence Lodge No. 42, P.& A.M since May 
3, 1904, and Masonic, funeral services will be conducted. Vigilance 
Hook and Ladder Company and the Hackettstown Club to which he also 
belonged will be represented. MR. NOLAN was recently elected 
secretary and collector for the Hackettstown Board of  Water 
Commissioners, for many years he had a stationery store in Hackettstown.




               The Hackettstown Gazette: May 5,1933
           Hary G. NOLAN Passes Away Following Operation
  After an afflection of long standing and of which he never complained,
Harry G.NOLAN was compelled to consult his physician and upon his advice 
was addmitted to the Easton General Hospital.His case was acute and he was 
operated on at once for ulcers of the stomach.Not much hope was offered 
his many friends and relatives,but he rallied and lingered for a week when 
his condition suddenly grew worse and the end came Subday morning.
   Harry G.NOLAN'S is one of the oldest established business places on Main 
street. He served as clerk and finally purchased the William F. KLUPPELBERG 
business. Later he moved the business to the Harris block where it has 
remained since.
   He had filled the position of secretary to the Board of Water Commioners 
for a long term of years and acted as their collector.
  He was a member of Vigilant Hook and Ladder Co., the Hackettstown Club, 
and a member of Independance Lodge, No. 42. Fand A.M. of 29 years standing, 
and these organizations attended his funeral. wuth Masonic honors at the 
grave.
  He is survived by his wife, and a sister residing in Phillipsburg. Funeral 
services were held at his late home, 117 High street. Thursday afternoon. 
Rev. H.R. BREISCH, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated.
Internment was in Union Cemetery.



My NOTES He was the son of Thomas Joseph Nolan & Mary Jane Willever Woolever

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