The Archive · 1935

Evans, of Shanghai

Tu the presence of a very large iatnaah roan aay attendance of mourners, the funeral was held on Tueeday. Dec. 1, at the Bubbling Well Cemetery. of the late Mise Helen Florence Dearborn. The seeiaat ce Sear service wes conducted by the Revs, cee te Doe Bmbery and C. BIN. Myers, and during the service {wo hymns: "For the Saints" and "Refoice, Rejote, Ye tints" were sung."'The committal service al the graveside was condtoth a ea'by the Rev. W. J. Embery. The Shief mourners were the deceased's Mother, Mrs. bel Jewell Dearborn, 'Scientific Department 'Bayer', Shang. the Misses Jewel, and Mr. Joseph Sewell Evans. 'The casket. was care Hed' to the grave by Messrs C. 5 Young, Samiel Lansen, George.

After completing his pharmaceuti-Slager, H MacPhail, A.C. Davis, and cal studies he came out to the Far Pott East in 1909, where he was connected with a German pharmacy, two years Mr. G. P. Foster later he founded a pharmacy in Hongkong, where he remained up 'A Reuter message from London the outbreak of the Great War, when dated December 11, according to the the again returned to Bangkok to J"Hongiong Dally Press" of Decem-offer "his services to the Siamese jeer 13, advises that the death has oc-Government. On Siam's entering the lourred of Mr. G. P. Forster, formerly for Messrs. Jardine, atathesen & Ca, War he was interned in. Indi, and Felurned to Germany in 1916," only The lalo Mr. G. P. Forster arrived fo come out to China atter a lapse Jor three years as the representative Shanghai early in' 1905, to join the of the Farbenfabriken form. Fried BY sapajou.

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