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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Scrapbooks Collection M UHJhK 1*, Ly.j Mr. Easterbrook was born in Painted P /. Post,Centralthe son Libraryof Isaac ofand Rochester and Monroem cfaififertCounty · Historic Scrapbooks Collection Amanda Easterbrook. His father RITES TUESDAY waa an Episcopal After #2 clergyman. To thfmfnyreadershe many r <ft**Fh* Ibe&dferat attending public school, he entered DTrtfff and Chronicle who for years were stimu- Starkey Seminary, and from there ; contributed every came to Rochester and entered the I slated by the editorial FOR PRESIDENT law firm of Drake & Milliman. 'Sunday to the editorial page by Norman S. DIES IN AVON OF Lived will in Gorham ! Easterbrook, the news of his passing | ' The law did not hold him, the of a long . more than at passing OF PAVING FIRM 1 bring regret and in 1896 he entered the employ friend. For years his contribution was used of this as a K| 1937 HEART ATTACK j newspaper reporter. In D. & C. NOV 7 to broaden his as the first editorial on the Sunday page. /f 3a j Seeking experience, f| M.^J 7, he the staff of until this month it j joined the James recent years and early John B. Ehrhart town Morning Post in 1900. From was published under his signature. there he went to the York, Pa., N. S. Easterbrook's Mr. Easterbrook spent many years in Services to Be Gazette, and then to the Harris- state and Pennsyl burg, Pa., Patriot. He returned to newspaper work in this Last Article Like was with In Church The Democrat and Chronicle In vania, but his longest connection 1915, and later became in associate The Democrat and Chronicle. Service Premonition editor and editor. literary and editorial were Funeral services for John B. For he made his the news departments many years, Ehrhart, 59, of 47 Rugby an interest in literature and home in Gorham, but in the later broadened by Rochester Vul A newspaper career that prcsldie,rit'~tyrw the began of period of his life at Avon. He years he conducted a page on The Democrat and Chronicle in many canite Pavement Company, will commuted between his home and from 1896 and, except for one break of reviews. held Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. Rochester, using his train journeys and at 10 o'clock from a few years, continued on it with In later years failing health the home, as opportunity for meditation. necessl-'^/ Church. out interruption, ended yesterday of duties Immaculate Conception In Mr. Easterbrook tated the curtailment many (Oct. 16, 1936) with the death of 1907, married butj^ Burial will in Holy Sepulcher Martha F. Cole of editorial, though often inter I Norman S. Easterbrook, 67, at his Gorham. There his Sunday Cemetery. Bearers are expected to were three until *i home in Avon. children, two of whom rupted, appeared with some regularity be Jack Carritt, Herbert Johnson, are living They are a daughter, Mr. Easterbrook will be remem- early this month. With his deep religious Nelson Langman, Garry Kyles, bered readers of this Margaret and a son, John. He aieo Herbert and Lee Miller. Mr. % by many had no fears of the end. Indeed Gray leaves a nature, he newspaper as the writer of articles brother, Lee W. Easter Ehrhart died Friday morning at in Hawaii. is evident from his last editorial, pub of a philosophical and religious brook, it Brook-Lea Country Club while for nature tl.at have appeared under Services will take place in the lished Oct. 4th, that he was "Preparing talking with a group of friends. Avon home at 1 m. his name on the editorial page. p. Monday, Rest." Born in Rochester, he had been For he was associate with the Rev. Charles E. Matthews active in business here for more many years, The Democrat and Chronicle joins with editor and wrote the leading edi of Avon Episcopal Church, offi than 30 years. In addition to head friends among its readers, few of torial each Sunday. ciating. Burial will be in Gor his many ing the vulcanite company, he also of Two years ago, he gave up active ham, where the committal service whom had the pleasure personal waa treasurer of the D. Lee Miller editorial work, confining himself will be conducted by the Rev. acquaintance, in extending its sympathy to Corporation. He was a member to the one Sunday article. Last Frederick H. Allen Jr. of Aurora. of the Rochester Club and of the his family. The inspiration of his writing May his health failed, but he re Chamber of Commerce. in many other lives, though covered a measure of vigor during will live on Survivors include his widow, Mrs. for which he the summer and seemed to be im he now has entered the rest John B. Ehrhart, and one son, proving until stricken with a heart well John, a junior at Cornell Univer """ was prepared attack a few days ago. sity. ^mmmmmmmmi Like Premonition r His final article which appeared C. William Eherwein4 67, one on Oct. 4, under the caption, "Pre th oldest harness makers in the) "avem^ntFirm for waa paring Rest." in the nature city, died yesterday, Apr. 26, 1936. { Of a premonition. Discussing life at his home, 94 Harvington Drive,) Hotel man and its similarity to the routine Irondequoit. Head Dies at of the seasons, he wrote: He had been connected wirhl "But though there is so much Feters Brothers, the Rowerdink j similarity between the routine of Company and Charles H. Weniger. j 0 1939 Co the seasons and the course of hu He is survived two AtejwFf by daughters, man life, there is a difference as Mrs. Herbert Simon of Rocheater j wide as and deep the gulf between an-1 Mrs. Glenn Johnson of Man t Church B. Ehrhart, 59, of 47 Rugby, presi heaven and hell. The of things chester; a son, Charles S. Eberwein, dent of the Rochester Vulcanite j Last rites for J. Fhrmaa nature sleep and rest and awaken and three Albert | grandchildren. veteran will; Pavement Company, died at 11 I into the same life from ^traut, 61, Jhotel man, again which Funeral services will be held I they fell After due at 8:45 a. m. Thurs p. m. yesterday at Brook-Lea Coun asleep. prepa Thursday at 8:30 a m. at the JbrTWlducted day at 412 Brown St. and at 9! Club. ration, man falls asleep where he home and at 9 o'clock try at Stj la. m. in St. Church. finds rest for a Joseph's longer or shorter Thomas* Church. Death came to Mr. Ehrhart as he Mr. Ehrmantraut, proprietor of I length of time, when he also was with friends. la hotel at Crescent Beach fori talking awakens, but into a different life Born In Rochester, he had been many years and well-known as than that from which he passed a] prominent in business for three of Rochester fraternal or- la sleep. [member decades. At his death he headed fast iganizations, died Sunday night at This may be a better life than the pavement firm at 840 Sherman PhiloWeWrM) Dltfk I his home, 1391 Edgcmere Dr., the one he left behind, or it may Greece. St and was treasurer of the D. Joseph O. Ebrayan, 54. an em- 1 I bs worse, Its nature depending on Lee Miller Corporation, 1880 East P ploye of the Rochester Telephone He was a member of the Elks, how the first Ufa was lived. This Ave. He was a member of the for 25 died I Rochester Liederkranz and tbc la Corporation years, yes Rochester Club and the chief difference in expe Crescent Beach Fire Association the Chamber terday (May 25. 1940) In Park of Commerce. riences having so much in common. and the Hotel Avenue Hospital. He was con- 1 and Restaurant Nature works laws that J Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Doll through nected with the cable maintenance (Men's Association. one never While is a Ehrhart, and son, John, a Jun- vary. man, too, He a Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jo- department. was member of J at Cornell creature of law. he can make his icr University. Warren C. Hubbard Lodge, F*AM. isepha Vetter Ehrmantraut; a" life conform to higher laws than and Lalla Rookh Grotto. He leaves [daughter, Miss Ruth C. Ehrman-, nature knows. His a preparing for his wife, Frances Cutler Ebrayan. Itraut; son, Leon W. Ehrman- j rest will be a noble his and two experience; Funeral services will be held at I |traut. brothers, William rest will be a sacrament that ad Charles P. Ehrmantraut. may 2 p. m. tomorrow in his home, 92 j not be described; his awakening Kislingbury St. will be in the Kingdom of Heaven where life abounds in fullest meaa- Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Historic Scrapbooks CollectionL. B. Let Him Go*' Neighbors' Plea for Cabinetmaker p ELLIOTTT JuTT *Q' Handled Accounts for Leading Finns of City, Nation Luther Bayard Elliott, 68, na tionally known advertising counsel and a former member of the faculty of University of Iowa, died yesterday (July 1, 1935) in Roch ester General Hospital after a brief illness. .- Mr. Elliott was^om in Glen- wood, Iowa, July 1$, 1867, and was graduated from the University of Iowa. Immediately after his grad uation he becanje /fcAnember of the faculty of that" institution, special izing in botany aftd biology. Ran Owh Company Here In 1890 he came to Rochester as a salesman for Bausch & Lomb Optical Cfprnpany, contacting edu extradited.