General Notes

Lived in Sturgeon Bay in 1920

Miss Curry Dies
Funeral Yesterday
Miss Catherine Curry, 72, died
pt her home Monday' of compli­
cation following an illness  of
several months. Funeral services
were held Thursday moming at
8:30 from the Stoneman chapel
and at 9 o'clock from the Corpus
- Christi church with the Rev. Fr.
' p. Bunkleman saying the mass.
Miss Curry, who has been en­
gaged in nursing the past . 14
years, was born.at Toronto, Can­
ada, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.:
" Martin Curry, May 17, 1865. A
year ater the family moved to
thia country, settling in Nase-
waupee where deceased lived tin-
til 1912 when the parents moved
to the home in Sawyer.
The survivors are a brother,
James Curry of Sturgeon Bay a
sister, • Mrs. Hugh Goss of Sawyer
with whom Miss Curry made
her  home after her parents
death:  an adppted sister, Mrs.
" Elmer Long of Sturgeon Bay,
• and 13 nephews and . 12 nieces.
• . Among those here from outside
tor the funeral were Joseph
'Goss, Chicago Mrs. Andrew
' Charneski. Green Bay and .Mrs.
Ralph Paul,. Algoma.