An obituary was published in Nashua Telegraph, Nashua, New Hampshire, on 4 October 1965
Hazel McCloy,
World War One
Veteran, Dies
Mrs Hazel E. McClory, a World War I veteran, and a resident at the Mary E. Hunt home since Dec 10, 1955, died at the Home Sunday morning. She was born in Chicago, Ill., on Jan 11, 1883, daughter of Henry L. and Myrtle (Duncklee) Morrill.
Mrs McClory was the first resident of the Mary E. Hunt home to have been a World War I veteran. She enlisted at Quincy, Mass
in 1916 and served in the United States Navy as a First Class Yeomanette, for the duration of the war. For several years following
the war, she resided in Campton, this state.
Mrs McClory was a member of the First Baptist church of Nashua, the Plymouth, NH Rebekah lodge, IOOF, the American Legion post in Plymouth and was a past president of the Campton Women's club.
She is survived by an adopted daughter, Mrs Nancy Lee, Davis Calif. and two grandsons.
McCLORY — Died in Nashua on October 3, 1965, Mrs Hazel E. McClory of the Mary E. Hunt home. The funeral service will be at the
Mary E. Hunt home on Tuesday afternoon October 5 at two o'clock. Calling hours will be at the Home after nine on Tuesday morning. Burial will be in the Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend. Rev Harold C. Bonell will officiate.
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