McCRONE. — On October 8, at her parents’ residence. 45 Calder street, St. Kilda, Mary (Mollie), third-eldest daughter of William and Jessie McCrone; in her twentieth year. Deeply mourned. “Asleep in Jesus.” -Otago Witness, 9/10/1912.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
ST. KILDA METHODISTS. (excerpt)
We regret having to record the death of one of our most promising young people, Miss Molly McCrone. She was always most assiduous in the welfare of Sunday school, ever ready to take a class or assist in any way possible, thus winning the hearts of the scholars and officers of the school. Our sister always had her lamp burning ready for the call. -Evening Star, 18/11/1912.
IN MEMORIAM
McCRONE. — In loving memory of dear Molly McCrone. who departed this life on October 3, 1912 “We miss her most who loved her best.” —Inserted by the S.K.M.Y.W.B.C. -Otago Witness, 8/10/1913.
"S.K.M.Y.W.B.C." might mean "St Kilda Methodist Young Women's Bible Class." There is a men's counterpart mentioned in the papers of the time.
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