Obituaries of Julius A. Hayden II
This article appeared in the The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday, April 30, 1932
JULIUS HAYDEN DIES IN GERMANTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA
Julius A Hayden, formerly widely known in Atlanta business and civic circles, died Friday morning at his home in Germantown, Pennsylvania after a lingering illness. Mr. Hayden, who had been retired from active participation in business, was the brother of Mrs. George W. Harrison of Atlanta.
The son of Judge Julius A. Hayden and Harriet Cone Hayden, leading figures in the early history of Atlanta, Mr. Hayden removed to Pennsylvania many years ago, making his home in Germantown, near Philadelphia. Up to recent months he had enjoyed good health and while it was known among his friends here that he was ill, it was not generally known that his condition was critical.
In Atlanta, Mr. Hayden was associated with Franklin Printing and Publishing Co., and was prominently known in the typographical and publishing field.
Surviving are four children, Edith, Mary, Julius, and Rubin, all of Germantown, and 3 sisters, Mrs. George W. Harrison of Atlanta, Mrs. John G. Williams of Evanston, Illinois, and Mrs. A. M. Thrasher of Montreaux, Switzerland.
Funeral services and burial will take place in Atlanta.
This obituary was printed in the Atlanta Journal on Saturday, April 30, 1932
MR. JULIUS A. HAYDEN DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA, WILL BE BURIED HERE
After a lingering illness, Mr. Julius A. Hayden, who before his removal to Germantown, Pennsylvania, was prominently connected with the Franklin Publishing Co., died Friday at his home in Germantown. He had been retired from business for some time because of ill health.
Mr. Hayden was a brother of Mrs. George W. Harrison of Atlanta, and was the son of Judge Julius A. Hayden and Harriet Cone Hayden, pioneer citizens of Atlanta. Surviving, besides Mrs. Harrison, are four children: Edith, Mary, Julius, and Rubin Hayden, all of Germantown, and two other sisters, Mrs. John G. Williams of Evanston, Illinois, and Mrs. A. M. Thrasher of Montreaux, Switzerland.
Funeral services and burial will take place in Atlanta.
This notice appeared in The Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia, on May 3, 1932
Funeral Notices: Hayden--friends and relatives of Mr. Julius A. Hayden, Germantown, Pennsylvania, Mr. Julius Hayden, jr, Miss Edith Hayden, Mr. Reuben Hayden, Miss Mary Hayden, Mr. and Ms George W. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Williams of Evanston, Illinois, and Mrs. A. M. Thrasher of Montreaux, Switzerland, Miss Nellie Hightower, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleming, Mr. George W. Harrison, jr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, of Columbus, Mississippi are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Julius Hayden this afternoon, May 3, 1932, at 4 o'clock at Winship Memorial Chapel at the First Presbyterian Church.
Dr. J. Sprole Lyons will officiate. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. The following gentlemen will serve as pall bearers and will please meet at Spring Hill at 3:15 o'clock: Judge E.C. Kontz, Mr. Henderson Hallman, Mr. Mark Hightower, Mr. Chris Elyea, Mr., Chessley B. Howard, Mr. J. T. Doonan, Mr. T. Jeff Hightower, and Mr. A.J. Orme.
