WILLIAM EDWARD DANNER, World War veteran and a life-long resident of Brunswick, died Monday night at 11:30 o'clock at the Frederick City Hospital of pneumonia after an illness of several weeks, aged 38 years. He resided on North avenue, in Brunswick and was employed as a brakeman by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Lottie Kerr, Baltimore; one son, Charles Edward Danner, at home and four brothers, H.L. Danner, A.H. Danner, A.L. Danner and H.W. Danner, all of Brunswick; four sisters, Mrs. Daisy Gibbons, Mrs. Helen James, both of Baltimore; Mrs. Mabel Repp, Frederick and Mrs. Edna Staub, Brunswick. His mother, Mrs. Flora Danner, Brunswick, also survives.
Funeral services were held at the home; interment was in Park Heights Cemetery, Brunswick; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Son, funeral directors.
Source: Frederick Post (Frederick, MD)
April 13, 1932
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He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Lottie Kerr, Baltimore; one son, Charles Edward Danner, at home and four brothers, H.L. Danner, A.H. Danner, A.L. Danner and H.W. Danner, all of Brunswick; four sisters, Mrs. Daisy Gibbons, Mrs. Helen James, both of Baltimore; Mrs. Mabel Repp, Frederick and Mrs. Edna Staub, Brunswick. His mother, Mrs. Flora Danner, Brunswick, also survives.
Funeral services were held at the home; interment was in Park Heights Cemetery, Brunswick; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Son, funeral directors.
Source: Frederick Post (Frederick, MD)
April 13, 1932
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WILLIAM EDWARD DANNER, World War veteran and a life-long resident of Brunswick, died Monday night at 11:30 o'clock at the Frederick City Hospital of pneumonia after an illness of several weeks, aged 38 years. He resided on North avenue, in Brunswick and was employed as a brakeman by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Lottie Kerr, Baltimore; one son, Charles Edward Danner, at home and four brothers, H.L. Danner, A.H. Danner, A.L. Danner and H.W. Danner, all of Brunswick; four sisters, Mrs. Daisy Gibbons, Mrs. Helen James, both of Baltimore; Mrs. Mabel Repp, Frederick and Mrs. Edna Staub, Brunswick. His mother, Mrs. Flora Danner, Brunswick, also survives.
Funeral services were held at the home; interment was in Park Heights Cemetery, Brunswick; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Son, funeral directors.
Source: Frederick Post (Frederick, MD)
April 13, 1932
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He is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Lottie Kerr, Baltimore; one son, Charles Edward Danner, at home and four brothers, H.L. Danner, A.H. Danner, A.L. Danner and H.W. Danner, all of Brunswick; four sisters, Mrs. Daisy Gibbons, Mrs. Helen James, both of Baltimore; Mrs. Mabel Repp, Frederick and Mrs. Edna Staub, Brunswick. His mother, Mrs. Flora Danner, Brunswick, also survives.
Funeral services were held at the home; interment was in Park Heights Cemetery, Brunswick; arrangements were by C.H. Feete and Son, funeral directors.
Source: Frederick Post (Frederick, MD)
April 13, 1932
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