MRS. MANZER DIES FROM HEMORRHAGE

Special to The Binghamton Press

   Oxford, Jan. 30.-Mrs. Marion A. Manzer, wife of Lewis Manzer, died at her home on Columbia street Saturday morning, from cerebral hemorrhage.  Mrs. Manzer had been in poor health for some months, and recently grew worse.  Her husband had been up with her all the night before.  When he left her in the morning it was supposed that she was better, but death occurred within an hour.

   Mrs. Manger was born in Oxford March 17, 1872.  She was educated at Oxford Academy, and taught in the district school for several years.  She is survived by her husband, three small children, Morton, Marguerite and Gladys; her mother, Mrs. Emma Thornton; three brothers, Charles Thornton of Ithaca, and Howard and Ray Thornton, of this village.

   The funeral was held today from her late home at 11 a.m., Rev. C. B. Parsons officiating.  Interment was in Riverview cemetery.

NOTE:  THE SPELLING OF MANZER AND MANGER WAS AS IT APPEARED IN THE ARTICLE.