Geraldine married KAMINSKI, Anthony on 6 Mar 1944 in Niagara Falls, Niagara County, NY. Anthony was born about 1915 in Buffalo, Erie County, NY; died on 15 Feb 1968 in Town of Lewiston, Niagara County, NY; was buried on 17 Feb 1968 in Riverdale Cemetery, Town of Lewiston, Niagara County, NY - Section 8. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Niagara Gazette - 3/7/1944

Karalnakl-Smal#
Monday evening. February 21, Miss
Oeraldlce Marie Smale. only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Smale,
of Lewis ton road, was united In
marriage to Mr. Anthony J. Kamln-
ski. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Kamin.«kl, of Bush street, Buffalo.
The ceremmony took plalce ta 7
o;clock in the zion Lutheran church,
Michigan avenue and Tenth street,
with the Rev. Arthur Schmoyer,
D.D. officiating at the impressive
double ring ceremony.
The muscial setting for the serv-
ice was provided by the organist,
Mrs. Eva Vosburg, and Mr. Carl
Heywang, soloist.
The chancel was softly lighted
with candelabra among palms annd
gladoli, which provided a lovely
background for the bridal party.
The bride, who entered the church
on the arm of her father, was lovely I
in a fuchsia-colored wool suit, with i
matching accessories, and wearing a
corsage of white orchids.
The bridesmaids. Miss Eileen J.
Schwenk, cousin of the bride, was j
charming in a powder blue wool |
suit, with matching accessories, and j
wearing pink orchids.
Mr. Fred Titus, of Pennsylvania,
was best man. The ushers were Mr.
Gerald Joy and Mr. Jack Jarvls. j
both of Niagara Falls. j
The mother of the bride wore a '•
black and white ensemble with hat
of gardenias. j
The mother of the brtdeeroom aLvj '
wore black and white, with gardenia
l corsage. ]
After the ceremony a wedding j
supper was served at the home of
the bride's parents in Lewiston road
for the Immediate families. The
i bride and bridegroom left for a j
short honeymoon trip to New York j
City, returning to Niagara Falls en :
route to Palm Springs, California. '
on a combined honeymoon and
business trip.

1. KAMINSKI, Peter K

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Niagara Gazette 6/2/1968

SMALE—in St. Mcrv's Hospital, May
; l , 1968. Williom G. Smale, age 77,
of 4343 Lewiston Rd. Husband of.
Karolvn M. Smale. Fattier of Mrs.
Gerald'me M. Kaminski, all of this
city. Also survived by one sister,
Mrs. William (Hilda) Mackmlnn, of
this city, and 2 brothers, Claude Smale
of Buffalo, and Ralph Smale, of De-
Volt, Michigan, and one grandson,
Peter K. Kominski, and one greatgrandchild
of Buffalo. Funeral services.
Mon. at 1 P.m. from the Otto Redanz
Funcrol Home Inc., Michigan Ave. and
Tenth St. Rev. Paul Swank officiating.
Interment In Riverdale Cemetery. The
fomi'v will be present today and Sun.
3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Donations may be
mode to the Memorial Fund of Zlon
Lutheran Church.

William + STEINBRENNER, Caroline M. Caroline (daughter of STEINBRENNER, Karl and LOEHER, Barbara) was born in Mar 1891 in New York; and died; was buried on 15 Aug 1977 in Riverdale Cemetery, Town of Lewiston, Niagara County, NY - Section 8. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Niagara Gazette - 12/30/1939

Dec. 10—William G. Smale, 75, 465
Seventh street, veteran teamster,
dies.

12/11/1939

Heart Attack Fatal to Longtime
Employe of Falls Carting
Company.
William G. Smale, veteran Niagara
Falls teamster, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon of a heart attack
In the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Emil R. Boles, with whom he lived.
He was 75 years old.
Coming to Niagara Falls from
Seaforth, Ont., In 1900. Mr. Smale
obtained employment t l t h the William
Young Carting company as a
teamster and had been employed by
that firm ever since, in late years
serving as a night watchman at the
garage and offices in Eighth street.
Entering the business when trucks
as a means of transportation were
unheard of. he often recalled how
trips to Buffalo and Lockport with
a wagon were long, tedious jour-
neys, occupying an entire day, and
that during the winter months heavy
snows and low temperatures made
the trips even more difficult.
He served many of the important
Niagara Falls industries when their
rise was judt beginning and hauled
much of the heavy machinery
whcih has played so great a part in
establishing this city's industrial
prominence.
An authority on horses, Mr. Smale
was given much of the responsibility
of caring for the more than 100
kept by the local carting firm in
the large barns in Sixth street be-
fore motor trucks began to make
their presence felt.
After the complete motorizing of
Young's equipment, Mr. Smale re-
mained with the firm as a night
watchman and yesterday had re-
turned from work, only a few hours
before hiis death, in apparently
good health.
In spite of the fact that he was
no longer able to care for horses,
hemaintained a keen interest in
them and about a year ago served
as a judge for a horse show held in
Chippawa, Ont. When this city's
first large scale horse show was
staged in Hyde Park stadium last
summer, he spent the entire day at
the scene, talking with owners and
trainers.
Reluctant tyo travel in automo-
biles Mr. Smale experienced a
thrill only a few years ago when he
made one step beyond this mode
of transportation and went up in
an airplane at the municipal air-
port, seeing for the first time how
the city in whci he had lived for
nearly 40 years looked from the air.
Born in Ashwater, Devonshire,
England on December 10, 1865, he
came to Canada to take up residence
in Seaforth, Ont., shortly before the
turn of the century, and lived there
until he came to this city.
Surviving, in addition to Mrs.
Boles, are three sons, Claude A.
Smale, of Buffalo, and William G.
Smale, Jr. and Ralph S. Smale, of
this city. There also are give grand-
children, Miss geralding Smale, Miss
Dorothy Smale, Miss Betty Smale,
robert E. Boles and William A.
Boles, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o;clock Wednesday afternoon from
his late home, 465 Seventh street,
with burial in Memorial Park ceme-
tery. The Rebv. Sylvanus S. Davies,
pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Epis-
copal church, will officiate.

Notes:

Birth date and immigration date from Niagara Gazette Obit

Niagara Gazette - 10/29/1945

Carl Steinbrenner
U Laid at Rest
Funeral services for Carl Steinbrenner,
Sr., well known builder,
were held on Saturday afternoon
at the home of h i s daughter. Mrs.
William G. Smale. 4843 Lewiston
road. The Rev. Arthur D. Schmoyer.
D.D., officiated at t h e services at
which music was rendered by Mrs.
Fred Scotland and Carl Heywang.
Members of the immediate family
acted as bearers. They were h is
sons, Frank and Carl, Jr.. of this
city; his s o n s - i n - l a w , John P. Dcringer,
of New York City, and Will
i am O. Smale, of t h i s city, h is
nephew, Henry Schwenk. and his
grandson. Howard C Steinbrenner.
Interment was made in Riverdale
cemetery.

ALSO On 10/25/1945

Carl Steinbrenner, 86, Dies
at Home of Daughter;
Was Native of Germany.
STRIKES CAUSE
CANCELLATION OF
PLANE FLIGHTS
Film Strikers to Return to
Work; Teamsters Threaten
Freight Delivery Tieup.
Drastic Allied Order Cuts Japan
Off Diplomatically From Entire
orld; Konoye To Renounce Titles
A pioneer builder who had erected
many well-known public buildings
in the city, Carl Steinbrenner,
died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. .William G. Smale,
4843 Lewiston road.
Mr. Steinbrenner was born in
Wittenberg. Germany, July 2, 1839.
He was educated in the public
schools and early in life learned the
carpentry trade. In 1880 he migrated
to this country.
Settling in the old Suspension
Bridge section of the city he found
employment in his trade, which he
followed until 1892 when he established
a planning mill and lumber
yard on the site of the present
North Junior high school. He conducted
this enterprise for a number
of years.
Among his building projects were
the Zion Lutheran church, Michigan
avenue, of which he was a charter
member, and the First Baptist
church, Main street, two fire halls,
the Highland avenue and Third
street ones, the Crick Block. Third
street school, the Permanent Savings
and Loan Association building,
as well as several other major
business places.
" H e Was active In public affairs
and served under the administration
of Philip J. Keller as a member of
the Board of Public Works. He
was a charter member of the Exempt
Firemen's association.
Surviving are two sons, Carl and
Frank Steinbrenner, two daughters,
Mrs. J. P. Deringer and Mrs. William
G. Smale, five grandchildren
and five great grandchildren.
The funeral service will be held
at the home Saturday at 2 p.m.
with the Rev. Arthur Schmoyer officiating.
Interment will be at
Rlverdale cemetery

ALSO on 10/25//1945

Carl Steinbrenner, 86, Dies
at Home of Daughter;
Was Native of Germany.

A pioneer builder who had erected
many well-known public buildings
in the city, Carl Steinbrenner,
died yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. .William G. Smale,
4843 Lewiston road.
Mr. Steinbrenner was born in
Wittenberg. Germany, July 2, 1839.
He was educated in the public
schools and early in life learned the
carpentry trade. In 1880 he migrated
to this country.
Settling in the old Suspension
Bridge section of the city he found
employment in his trade, which he
followed until 1892 when he established
a planning mill and lumber
yard on the site of the present
North Junior high school. He conducted
this enterprise for a number
of years.
Among his building projects were
the Zion Lutheran church, Michigan
avenue, of which he was a charter
member, and the First Baptist
church, Main street, two fire halls,
the Highland avenue and Third
street ones, the Crick Block. Third
street school, the Permanent Savings
and Loan Association building,
as well as several other major
business places.
" H e Was active In public affairs
and served under the administration
of Philip J. Keller as a member of
the Board of Public Works. He
was a charter member of the Exempt
Firemen's association.
Surviving are two sons, Carl and
Frank Steinbrenner, two daughters,
Mrs. J. P. Deringer and Mrs. William
G. Smale, five grandchildren
and five great grandchildren.
The funeral service will be held
at the home Saturday at 2 p.m.
with the Rev. Arthur Schmoyer officiating.
Interment will be at
Rlverdale cemetery

Karl + LOEHER, Barbara. Barbara was born in Dec 1861 in Germany; died on 3 Mar 1930 in Niagara Falls, Niagara County, NY; was buried on 15 Mar 1930 in Riverdale Cemetery, Town of Lewiston, Niagara County, NY - Section 8. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Niagara Gazette - 3/4/1930

(From Yesterday's Qwl Edition)
MRS. Carl Stcinbrenner, Sr.. died in
the home of her. daughter. Mrs. \\iiiam
G. Smale. 4843 Lewiston road
shortly after 4 o'clock this afternoon
following an aillness of a week. Mrs.
Steinbrenner had been an invalid for
many years.
Eesides her daughter. Mrs. Smak
I she is survived by another daugh'irJ
j Mrs. J. T. Berringer, New York Citya
; two sons. Carl G. Stelnbrenner, J:J
I and F. W. Steinbrenner; her husband,
; Carl Stcinbrenner, Sr., and one brotc
er. Frank Lochcr, all of this city.
Mrs. Stelnbrenner was born
Wurtemburg, Germany, and came
this city when a girl of 17. She r.
lived here since that time. She was::
member of Zion Lutheran church as
of the Frauen Vcrein society of th
church.
The funeral will be held Wednes—jj
afteniLC-n at 2:30 o'clock from the
home of Mrs. Smale and services will
be private. the Rev. Herman Brezing
will officiate and burial will be in
Riverdale cemetery.