Person Record

Metadata

Name

Judge, Wade William

Genealogy ID

76966

Born

02 JUN 1893

Birthplace

Mansfield, Tioga PA

Deceased

24 JAN 1943

Deceased where

Sayre, Bradford PA

Cemetery

Prospect Cemetery

Education

Mansfield State Normal School
Wharton School of Finance

Occupation

Pres. First National Bank
Proprietor, Department Store

Titles & honors

Corporal 11 May 1918
Mansfield School Board
F. & A. M. Friendship Lodge No. 247
World War One
Austin-Cox American Legion Post 478 (Charter Member)
World War One Memorial Wall
M.S.N.S. Honor Roll (Carontawan 1918 - 1208.msns.1918)

Military

World War One

Father

Thomas W. Judge

Mother

Myra L. Williams

Spouse

Yolande Clark

Children

Clark V. Judge
Tom William Judge

Reference

Obit

Notes

Army
Served 20 Dec 1917 - 23 May 1919
Served Overseas 14 July 1918 - 9 May 1919
154 Dep Brig
304 Div Sup Train

JUDGE - Wade W. Judge, [SRGP 76966] aged 49 years of Mansfield, died at 10 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24 [1943], at the Packer Hospital at Sayre. He had been ill several months. Mr. Judge was president of the First National Bank of Mansfield, treasurer of the Board of Education, a leader in civic activities, prominent in the Masonic Lodge and a member of St. James Episcopal church. He served in the first world war and was a member of the Army of Occupation. He was active in the American Legion. Mr. Judge was well known in banking and business circles throughout the state and served on various state banking committees. He was born in Mansfield, son of Tom W. and Myra Williams Judge. He was a graduate of Mansfield State Normal School and the Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania.
Surviving are his widow, Yolanda Clark Judge; sons, Tom, attending the University of Indiana and Clark, attending Dartmouth; a sister, Mrs. Herbert Peterson; and an aunt, Miss Rose Judge of Mansfield. Prayer services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the residence, 47 College avenue, Mansfield, and final rites will be conducted at St. James Episcopal church at 2 p.m., Rev. John G. Hilton, will officiate; burial in Prospect cemetery, with taps sounded by Austin-Cox Post, American Legion, of which Mr. Judge was a member. - Wellsboro Agitator, 27 January 1943