Obit of Edward Timmons; Dunkirk, Chautauqua Co., NY

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OBITUARY CLIPPINGS THAT WERE TUCKED INSIDE THE 1936 DIARY OF ALICE M. ARTHUR
OF FALCONER, NY

EDWARD TIMMONS

DUNKIRK, DEC. 28, 1936.  The funeral of Edward Timmons, former cigar
manufacturer who died Saturday evening at his home, 53 Newton Street, will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 P.M. at the Ehlers Funeral Home here, with
burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.  He was 81 years old and had resided here for
62 years.  He was born in Forestville, and for many years was a trainmanon
athe D.A.V.& P. branch of the New York Central Railroad.  Later he conducted a
cigar factory and continued in this business until a few years ago.  Surviving
are his wife, Minnie Timmons, who is 81 years old, a son, Ernest E. Timmons of
this city; two sisters, Mrs. L.E. Robinault of Meadville, Pa.; and Miss Nellie
Horton of Erie, Pa.  He was a member of Olympia Lodge of Odd Fellows.