Notes for: Vincent Bodine
From Ronny Bodine:
On 19 July 1907, Edith Bodine, wife of Vincent Bodine, applied for a U.S. passport while in Berlin, Germany. In her application she noted her date and place of birth. (Passport Applications, 1906-1925, no. 39146.) It would appear that Vincent and Edith Bodine were traveling aboard when their daughter Paula was born in Germany. On 1 Dec 1909, the SS Haverford, sailing from Liverpool, arrived in Philadelphia. Aboard were Vincent Bodine, 34, Edith Bodine, 31 and Paula, 9 months.
Vincent Bodine registered for the World War I draft in 1917-18 in Camden. As his occupation he stated he was a "Practitioner of Cristian Science." The Bodine family was living 1920 in Camden, Camden County where Vincent reported the same occupation as he did when he registered for the World War I draft. By April 1930, Edith Bodine was widowed and living in Camden with her daughter. Edith reported her occupation the same as her late husband's. Vincent and Edith Bodine were buried in Harleigh Cemetery, Camden.
Obituary, The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pa.) of Tuesday, 14 April 1925.
BODINE.--Suddenly, April 12, VINCENT, husband of Edith Mills Bodine. Funeral services Wed., 11 A.M., at the home of W. B. M. Burrell, 427 Market st., Camden, N.J. Int. private, Harleigh Cem.
Obituary, The Morning Post (Camden, NJ) of Wednesday, 12 Aug 1942.
Mrs. Edith Bodine, a resident of Camden more than 25 years, died yesterday at Avalon where she had been spending the Summer. Her home was at 205 Penn street. Mrs. Bodine was a member of the Christian Science church and is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Paula B. Carr, who lives at the Penn street address. Mrs. Bodine was the widow of Vincent Bodine. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the funeral home of Joseph H. Murray and Son, 408 Cooper street. Burial will be in Harleigh Cemetery.