House, Jennie
(Harrington) Lunn 1863-1929
Funeral
of Mrs. House Held At Her Home in New Berlin
New Berlin, July 15---(Special) Funeral services for Mrs.
Jennie (Lunn) House, who lived near New Berlin, and who died
Saturday afternoon at her home from the effects of a serious
appendicitis operation, which she underwent about three weeks ago,
were held from her late home under the directions of Rev. B. H. Eddy
of the New Berlin Baptist church, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
bearers were her two sons by her first husband and her second
husband's two sons. These are J. Edward Lunn and Howard Lunn, and
Charles House and William House. Burial took place beside her
husband and daughter in the Hillington cemetery at Morris.
Flowers were sent to the funeral by the Baptist church of New
Berlin, of which Mrs. House had been a member for the past five
years, by the Missionary society of the Baptist church and by friends
and relatives. Among those from places other than New Berlin
attending the services were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dibble and Miss
Ellen Lawler of Richfield Springs; Mr. and Mrs. George Dockstader
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis House of West Burlington; Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Harrington and son, Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. George Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myers of
Garrattsville; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Docksteader, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. J Edward Lunn and family of Oneonta;
William Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Benton House of Morris; Roy Gilbert
of New Lisbon; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Holdridge and Mrs. Lois House of
Edmeston.
Mrs. House, who was in her 66th year, was born in the
town of New Lisbon, the daughter of George W. and Emily Harrington.
Forty-eight years ago she married George W. Lunn. Most of her life
was passed in New Lisbon and Garrattsville. After wedding C. E.
House about five years ago she moved to New Berlin.
The immediate relatives surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Eva
Docksteader of New Lisbon and Mrs. George Myers of Garrattsville;
two brothers, Arthur Harrington and Herman Harrington of
Garrattsville; her husband, C. E. House; two sons, J. Edward Lunn,
and Howard C. Lunn of Oneonta; and five grandchildren. Mrs. House
was a member of the Baptist church for about 50 years. She was a
devoted mother.
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