Obituary

Harry Henry Hermenet Sr.

Harry Hermenet Dies Four Hours

After Being Crushed

In Pennsylvania Coal Mine

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hermenet of Sodus Centre

 received word on Monday afternoon of the

fatal injury of their son, Harry Hermenet,

in a coal mine Monday noon.

They left immediately remaining in Pennsylvania

to return today with the body. Another son,

Alfred, went to Pennsylvania Tuesday morning,

returning the same day.

Mr. Hermenet, who would have been 30 years old,

had he lived until December 23rd,

was employed in a coal mine in Waymart, Pennsylvania. He was running a shovel, when a large rock fell

down upon the shovel, crushing him. The accident happened at noon Monday and the injured

man was rushed to the Carbondale City hospital,

where he lived until 4:30 o'clock.

He left Sodus Centre eleven years ago,

leaving behind him a reputation for honesty,

forthrightness and good fellowship.

He was an exemplary young man,

and was active in the

Sodus Centre Presbyterian church, of which

 he was a member. He attended District

School Number 9 and had

a host of friends among his fellow students.

Mr. Hermenet married after he left this town,

and his wife and three young children,

Doris, Harry Jr., and Janet, survive him.

He is also survived by his parents; two sisters,

Miss Ila Hermenet of Lyons and

Miss Bertha Jane Hermenet of

Sodus Centre, and three brothers,

Raymond, Frank and Alfred of Sodus Centre.

Services were held at the home in Pennsylvania this morning and the remains will be brought to this village about five o'clock this afternoon.

Services will be conducted by

Dr. L. J. Bolt of Rochester at 1 o'clock tomorrow

afternoon at the home of Adrian Hermenet and the body

will in interred in the Brick church cemetery.

The many friends of the family sympathize with them in the loss of so promising a member.

Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere thanks and deepest appreciation

to those who were kind to us during our recent bereavement,

especially those who furnished automobiles and gave flowers.

Mrs. Harry Hermenet and Family,

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hermenet and Family