Remains of
the late Charles Dean Woodley, aged 60 years, of Buffalo, arrived
here on Friday last from Cobden [sic], N.Y., where he
died from the effect of a stroke, Wednesday, 21 Jan 1920.
The remains
were accompanied by the widow, Mr. and Mrs. H. Parks of Cobden [sic],
and Blake Woodley of Tonawanda, N.Y., and taken to Greenwood
Cemetery for interment. The service was conducted by Rev. J. B.
Moore.
The deceased
was born on the Woodley homestead just east of this village and is
survived by a sorrowing widow, two daughters, Mrs. H. Parks of
Colden [sic], N.Y., Mrs. [Jas.] Matchell of Denver, Co.,
and two sons, Blake of Tonawanda, and Clyde of Buffalo.
Two sisters,
Mrs. A. Sovereign of Bay City, Michigan, and Mrs. R. McLaughlin of
Pokomo, Indiana, and three brothers, Emery of Scotland, and Fred
and Elmer of Townsend, survive.
To these the
sympathy of the community is extended.
