OBITUARY: Mrs. Frances (Crogan) Woodrick; Herkimer, Herkimer co., NY
surname: Woodrick, West, Crogan

submitted by Judi Boniface (herkimergenealogy @ yahoo.com)
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MRS. FRANCES WOODRICK, ILL THREE MONTHS, DIES

Was Born in Newport and Spent Early Life There, Later Moving to This 
Village

Death removed a lifelong resident of Herkimer county last night at her home,
309 East German street with the passing of Mrs. Frances Woodrick.  Death
followed an illness of three months.

Mrs. Woodrick was born in Newport, where she spent the early years of her
life, being educated in the public schools there.  After her marriage to
George Woodrick, she moved to Herkimer, where she has since resided.  The
deceased was a member of the St. Francis de Sales Church and the Rosary
Society connected with that church.  She had a wide acquaintance and was held
in high esteem by the many who knew her.  Surviving, besides her husband, is a
son, George Woodrick, jr.; two sisters, Mrs. Eugene West, Syracuse, and Miss
Margaret Crogan, Syracuse, and also by three grandchildren.

The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 from  the house and at 9:30  from
St. Francis de Sales Church, Rev. D. J. McCarthy officiating.  Interment will
be made at Newport.

[This is from an old scrapbook, the date penciled on it is May 18 -33 (May 18,
1933).  My guess is that it is from the Evening Telegram newspaper, published
in Herkimer, NY.]