Camden Loses Two Prominent Citizens
Philadelphia Inquirer —
William K. Hurff served as vice president and director of the Security Trust Company. His home was in Moorestown.
About a year prior to his death, he had traveled to Pasadena, California with his wife to recover his health. He died on Sunday, December 15, 1912, in Pasadena. He was 40 years old and was survived by a widow and a son. He was formerly connected with the Camden National Bank, and later with the Real Estate Loan and Trust Company, which was absorbed by the Security Trust Company.
Hurff was well-known as a lover of horses, his horse, Leader of Fashion, taking the McGrann Cup at the West Jersey Horse Show.
This obituary also mentions Alfred Cramer, who died the same week. The article discusses Camden institutions including Penn Street, Cramer Hill, East Camden, the Camden National Bank, Grace Baptist Church, and the Camden Choral Society.