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| 31501 | Utica NY Daily Press - 9/8/1939 Herkimer - Mrs. Pearl Bennett, 27, of. Holland Patent, died Sept. 7, 1939 i n Herkimer Memorial Hos- pital, following a long illness. Pear Bose was born in Mohawk, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Mar- cus Bose. When a girl her fam- ily came to this village. In 1934 she was married to Ernest Ben- nett of Holland Patent and she had lived in that village since. She was a graduate from Herki- mer High School, class of 1927, and attended the Methodist Church. Besides her husband and par- ents she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Maurice Baker, Holland Patent, and iss Madeline Bose, Herkimer, and a brother, Harold, Herkimer. | BOSE, Pearl (I158760)
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| 31502 | Utica NY Daily Press - 9/8/1960 Miss Janet Lee Alton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. Alton Sr.. Poland. is engaged to William E. Coleman, Fulton- Miss Alton was graduated this year from Oswego State Teachers College. She is on the faculty of Poland Central School. Mr. Coleman is an air tech- nician with the New York Air National Guard, Hancock Field, Syracuse. The couple plans to be mar- ried Oct. 8. | Family: COLEMAN, William E / ALTON, Janet Lee (F40058)
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| 31503 | Utica NY Daiy Press - 8/31/1926 Mon. Aug 10At St. Augustine's Church Monday morning. Miaa Kath- erine F. Doyle, daughter of Mr. and mrs. Roy e. Doyle, 337 Otsego Street wasunited in marriage to Ransom Slocum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh L. Slocum, 35 South Third Avenue, by Rev. L.R. Benson. The bride was attended by Miss EleanorChamberlain and the groom by Wagner Knipple. Mr. and Mrs. Slocum will reside at Springfield, Mass. | Family: SLOCUM, Ransom / DOYLE, Katherine F (F11587)
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| 31504 | Utica NY Herald - 9/20/1893 The marriage of Fred Shirley and Miss Frances Frenette will occur at the :Presbyte|rian Church Thursday morning. | Family: SHIRLEY, Fred F / FRENETTE, Frances (F24684)
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| 31505 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch Boonville. Aug. 4.-Ira Briggs, aged 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Briggs of Boonville. was drowned here shortly before noon to-day. He was in swimming; in the Black River Canal in what Is known as the Kent bridge. about a mile south of the village.The boy and several companions were In swimming about 11:10 o'clock this morning*. It Is believed young Briggs was seised with cramps, as he could swim fairly welt. The water was about six feet deep where he was drowned. The other boys saw him floundering In the water less than 30 feet from shore and they pushed a long pole t o htm He appeared dased and unable to understand that they were trying to aid him. The body had not been recovered early -this afternoon. Coroner Haberer Is in charge. Besides his parents the boy Is sur- vived by several brothers and sisters. He was born m Boonville and had lived in this village all his life, the He was born in Boonville and had lived in this village all his life, the family ressidence being in Hawkins- ville road. H e attended the Boonville High School and the Methodist Church a n d S u n d a y School. He was a bright boy in his studies and popular with his companions. The sympathy of the whole village is extended the bereaved family. | BRIGGS, Ira (I126883)
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| 31506 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 1/31/1919 Mrs. Delphine Pierce,.aged 69 years. widow of Russell Pierce, died last evenlng, following a short illness following a difficult operation. She leaves six children. Mrs. Ward Slillman of Newport, Miss Laura Pierce. Miss Alma Pierce and Mrs. Raymond C. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce of St. John.. ville and Chester of Newport. She was a member of thr ladies' Aid Society of the M. E, Church | BARRINGER, Delphene (I125539)
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| 31507 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 2/27/1909 North Bay. Feb. 27-Word has been received here announcing the death of Lola Annie, wife of Earl Penoyer. which occurred at her home In West Monroe Wednesday morning. -Mrs Penoyer was a twin sister of Mrs. Erwln Campbell, a daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Annis. She was born. here. 21 years ago and February 26, 1907 , she was married to Mr. Penoyer. February 13 last triplet daughters were born of the union, and were named Ruth. Ruby and Reba. Ruby and Reba lived five days and passed away. Mrs. Penoyer is survived by her husband. Infsnt daughter and also leaves her parents, two sisters. Mrs. Harrie Wells of Norwich and Mrs. Campbell of this place. | ANNIS, Lola (I117419)
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| 31508 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 3/11/1909 Thursday afternoon, March 4, took place the marriage of Miss Anna Beechwood and Charles J. Schwenk at the home of the officiating clergyman, the Rev. T. A. Bendrat, of the Lutheran Church. They were attended by Miss Rose Myers and George W. Schwenk, brother of the groom. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue with hat to match. She Is a young lady who is popular among her friends and the groom is a prosperous farmer this town. After a short wedding tour they will live one mile west of Constablevllle. ALSO Lowville NY Journal Republican - 3/15/1934 TWENTY-FIVE AND 45 YEARS AGO Extracts From the Journal and Ro- publican of March 10 1909, and March 14, 1889 Miss Anna Beechwood and Charles J. Schwenk, Constablevllle, were married March 4th by Rev. T. A. Ben- drat. | Family: SCHWENK, Charles Jacob / BEECHWOOD, Anna S (F2551)
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| 31509 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 3/15/1915 North Bay, March 15.-Volney P. Annis died Saturday. Mr. Annis was born in Redfield 72 years ago. but had lived in this village about 50 years. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Annis. and shortly after Mr. Annis's birth they moved to the town of Florence, coming from that place to North Bay soon after. His wife died about six years ago. He is survived by three brothers, John of Tonawanda, Atwell and Albert of this place. mr. Annis will be remembered by many visitors in Oneida Lake as captain, about 30 years ago, of one of the lake steam- ers, the A. T. Garvin. | ANNIS, Volney P (I117413)
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| 31510 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 3/24/1911 Oneida. March 24.-Miss Margaret M. Angel and Willis B. Johnson were united in marriage at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening st the home of the officiating clergyman, the Rev. Frank T. Latham. They were attended by Miss Rose Angel and Frank Angel, brother and sister of the bride. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Angel of 28 Liberty street. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson left for a trio through the western part of the State. | Family: JOHNSON, Willis B / ANGEL, Margaret M (F40925)
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| 31511 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 4/30/1912 Westernville. April 30-Nancy Grower, widow of John C. Grower, who died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. David W. Pillmore. Saturday night, in her, 91st year, was born in the town of Steuben. May 3,1921 daughter of Bryant and Sarah Young. She was married to John C. Grower May 22, 1844. Of this union seven children were born, six sons and one daughter, and for 54 years the ' home was unbroken by death. In t h e early 1870's they moved to this place. Fol- lowing the death or her husband. 10 years ago. she made her home With her daughter, who has-faithfully cared for her. She was a member of the M. E Church and was always In attendance whenever possible. Besides This daughter. Lizzie. four sons. Gard- ner Grower of Chicago. Wallace of Nebraska. William of Syracuse and Frank of Oneida, and two brothers, Seth and Gardner Young of Watertown, survive. | YOUNG, Nancy (I33385)
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| 31512 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 5/20/1919 Mrs. Henry Annis died at 5:10 p. m. yesterday at her home, 507 William street For 25 years she had been an invalid and during that time she was a great sufferer, yet she was always cheerful. Her maiden name was Laura Stone. She was bom In the town of Western, December 8. 1845. and in that town, January 23, 1867. married Mr. Annis, and soon thereafter they went to Waverly. la. There they lived some time and then returned east and went to Hyland Mills where Mr. Annis operated the factory in which was made the first factory cheese. She was a member of the Wealeyan Methodist Church. Surviving are the husband and one sister and one brother. Mrs. Clara Robinson of this city and Stephen Stone of Waverly. who has been here for some time. The funeral will be held at the house 2 p. m. Thursday. | STONE, Laura (I117427)
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| 31513 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 7/11/1910 Mrs. Nathan P. Levee. aged 56 . of 73 South street, died suddenly yesterday afternoon during the rain storm. and it is believed that fright led to her death. Mrs. Levee had all her life been very much afraid of lightning and it was her custom when a alarm came up to shut herself in a small pantry- Yesterday afternoon she saw a flash of lightning and with a scream ran to the pantry. A few moments later she called for help and when the door was opened she was found lying on the door groaning. Her son. George, carried his mother to a couch, threw some water In her face and summoned Dr. Falrbank. but Mrs. Levee was dead when the physician arrived. It is supposed that fright and the heat affected her heart. She bad been in poor health for some time. No inquest will be held. Mrs Levee was born in Little Falls December 9. 1853. And her maiden name was Marian Angel. In 1872. she married Mr. Levee. For a tlme they lived in Oneida. For the last 20 years she had resided In Utica. She was a member of Tabernacle Baptist Church and possessed a wide circle of friends. In addition to her husband she is survived by one son. George: one daughter. Mrs. Mabel Steele, both of Utlca; one sister. Mrs. William Jones of Clint o n : three brothers. Henry. Zenith and Willis Angel all of Oneida; a father. George F. Angel 'of Oneida, who is 11 years old. and a grandson seven weeks old. | ANGEL, Marian (I117234)
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| 31514 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch - 9/24/1915 The Rochester Herald contains the announcement of the marriage of Goruonwy Owen Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce J. Thomas of this city, and Mrs. Minnie Newton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bremer of Sod us. at the parsonage of St. John's Lutheran Church of Lyons. Wedensday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Henry C. BelderbecRe performed the ceremony. They will make their home in Buffalo. | Family: THOMAS, Goruenwy Owen / BREMER, Minnie (F61553)
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| 31515 | Utica NY Herald Dispatch 12/28/1910 Gilbert Bronson. a veteran of the Civil War. died at his home In the Hall district In the town of Remsen. yesterday. at the age of 82 years, after a short Illness. He leaves one daugh- ter. Mrs. Grower of Whltestown. and one brother. The funeral will be held on Saturday at the Wheeler Town School House and burial will be at that place. | BRONSON, Gilbert (I33550)
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| 31516 | Utica NY Morning Herald - 1881 O w e a f i f a p o l e o a ' s S o l e U e r s B e a d . < * Our Ofiteial Corrupondmc*. WESTEBjmixs, Feb. i».Jehn George Grower died in this village recently at the residence of his son, John Grower. The deceased was born in Wittemburg, Germany, January 13, 1791, and was In his 91st year. He was s soldier snd fought under Nspoleon It also against that- emperor snd on the side of the sines. He was with Napoleon in bis disastrous campaign to Moscow; saw that city burned, and out of 180 Germans in his company, only 18 returned alive, and some of this number were wounded and sick. ' Mr. 0. was in the wars six years, fought in 86 batiks, was first and only wounded at Waterloo, und sr Napoleon. He came to the United States n 1881 snd settled at Cape Vincent*in this stats, where he resided until 1874, when he came o Bve with his son at this place. He leaves fot ir ehlldren, two sons and two daughters, twent rstk grand children and seventeen great grazd children. | GROWER, John George (I72257)
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| 31517 | Utica NY Oberver - 5/26/1977 Mrs. Eva Keilmurray, 87. of 1904 Butterfield Ave, died Wednesday May 25, 1977. She was born in Rome, September 1, 1889 a daughter of George and Alice Potter Bowman. She graduated from Rome Free Academy in 1907 and came to Utica that same year. She entered the School of Nursing in Faxton Hospital and graduated from there in the Class of 1910. In 1912 she was married to William T. Kellmurray, who died in 1937. After her husband's death she returned to nursing at Faxton Hospital and started the first Central Supply Room there and was in charge of that until she retired in 1963. Mrs. Kellmurray was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church and the Faxton Hospital Alumni. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Alice) Luke of New Hartford; one sister, Mrs. K. Irene Nelson Of New- Hartford; six grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Another daughter, Mrs. Leonard (Jean) Relnwald of Hamilton died in 1971. The funeral will be held at 9:30 Saturday morning from the Heintz Funeral Home. 1517 Whitesboro St, and at 10 in Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 on Fri- day. | BOWMAN, Eva (I117464)
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| 31518 | Utica NY Observer - 4/17/1977 FRANKFORT-Miss Carol A became the bride Samuel P LoVullo at 3 yesterday afternoon in a double ring ceremony and nuptial mass in St. Mary's Church. The Rev Alfred Lamanna officiat- ed. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Tocco, Jr., 227 First Avenue. Her husband is the son of the late Mr and Mrs Albert LoVullo. The bride was given in marriage by her father The bride was attended by Miss Marie Scialdone of Herkimer as -maidof honor and Mrs Charles Caiola her sister, as matron of honor. Charles Caiola. brother-in-law of the bride, was best man. After an evening reception at the Gener at Herkimer Hotel,, the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will make their home at 294 Sanders Road in Buffalo. The bride, who has a bachelor's and a master's degree from SUNY at Buffalo. is principal of the South Side Elementa- SchooI in East Aurora Her husband is assistant sales manager for McCullough Coffee Inc. | Family: LOVULLO, Samuel P / TOCCO, Carol A (F27377)
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| 31519 | Utica NY Observer Camden - Arba J. Mickle, .86. died Feb. 23, 1946, in the home of his. daughter, Mrs. Olive Dunham, Wolcott, here, where he had re- sided for the, past 22 years. He was born in North Bay, March 22, 1859, the son of Jeremiah and Mrs. Ann Hardy Mickle. He was married twice, first 'to Elizabeth Henlich in Syracuse in 1879, who died in 1886; and then to Annette Piersall, of Oneida, in 1890, who died in 1914. He was a member of St John's Episcopal Church of Oneida, In addition to Mrs. Dunham, he is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. Henry Angel and Mrs. Althera Wahl, both.of Sylvan Beach, and Mrs. Walter Pierce of Oneida; one son, William A, of Buffalo; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow from the Dunham home with the Rev. B. A. Walton of the United Church, officiating; The body will be placed in the vault of the Glenwood Cemetery, Oneida, until spring. | MICKLE, Arba J (I87562)
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| 31520 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: MURRAY, Robert W / WOHLER, Margery Ann (F11671)
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| 31521 | Utica NY Observer JOHNSON-Wednesday, August 7, 1974. Clark G. Jonnson. husband of Pearl Andrews Johnson of 1 Sunrise Court. West Frankfort, N.Y. Friends may call at the Heinz Funeral Home 1517 Whitesboro St. Thursday and- Friday 1 to 4 and 7 to 9. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 at the funeral home. Friends are invited. Additional servivors include 14 grandchildren. | JOHNSON, Clark G (I116899)
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| 31522 | Utica NY Observer John DeLerno, 48, of 417 mary died June 8, 1951 in his home after an illness of two years. Mr. DeLerno was born in Brook- lyn Nov. 11, 1902, son of Pauline and the late Alexander DeLerno. For 19 years he was employed as a ship chandler in Brooklyn. He married Jennie Talerico Apr. 24, 1941. Since 1943 he had lived in utica where he was employed at the incinerator plant until his ill- ness. Surviving besides his wife, and mother are two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Burbon and Mrs. George DePina, Brooklyn; two sons, John DeLerno, Jr., Brooklyn and Fran- cis DeLerno, Utica' a sister, Mrs. John Sanders, Syracuse; a brother, Gus DeLerno, Brooklyn; two aunts, Mrs. Dannie Deno and Mrs. Lor- etta Hall, Utica and several cousins, nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Tuesday from his late residence and from St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church times tobe announced. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. | DELERNO, John (I80350)
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| 31523 | Utica NY Observer Monday, April 14,1967 JOSEPH TALERICO - - Joseph A. Talerico, 45, formerly of 1501 Bleecker St, died unexpectedly of a heart attack Saturday in Anaheim, Calif., where he had lived since 1945. born in Utica, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Talerico. A World War II veteran, he served in the European .a n d African campaigns. B e s i d e s his wife, the for- mer Rosemary Critelii, a Utica native, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Joan Riddle; seven sisters, Mrs. Frances Centolelja, Mrs. James (Eva) Paciello, Mrs. Margaret Gimelll, Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. Alfred (Angle) Mauntz and Mrs. Dario (Rosemary) Monescakhi, all of Utica, and Mrs. Joseph (Fay) Cittadino, Boynton Beach, Fla., and three brothers, John, Albert and Paul, all of Utica. The funeral will be Wednesday fro mthe Forest Lawn Chapel, Cypress, Calif. | TALERICO, Joseph A (I44308)
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| 31524 | Utica NY Observer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cittadino, Boynton Beach, Fla., formerlyof Utica, announce the betrothal of their daughter, Mary. Rose to Salvatore Scalzo, son of Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Scalzo, 721 South St. The wedding will take place Sept 4, ALSO Utica NY Observer Miss Mary Rose Citta- dino, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J o s e p h Cittadino, Boynton Beach, Fla., on Sept. 4, became the bride of Salvatore C. Scalzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scalzo, 721 South St. T h e double ring ceremony and nuptial Mass were performed at 11 o'clock in St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church. Helen Ehlinger was the organist and sito performed the double Mts.John Talerico the vocal soloist. Dinner followed for The wedding party and members of the family in Trink- aus Manor. Guests were received that evening in the Parkway Gardens, after which Mr. and Mrs. Scalzo left to spend the week in New York City and Atlantic City, N.J. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a sabrina necklined gown of silk taffeta with tapered sleeves and a bell skirt with a bouffant back bow and a cathedral train. Bouffant veiling fell from a headpiece of crystals. The bride carried a prayer book with white orchids and ivy. Mrs. Paul Ciruzzi was matron of honor for her cousin. Bridesmaids were Miss Joann Cittadino, the bride's sister, Miss Carmel Paciello, and Miss Joyce Dimambro and Miss Roseann Cittadino, the bride's cousins. The bridegroom's neice, Miss Karen Ann Manhino, was the miniature bride. Jeremiah Pugliese was Mr. Scalzo's best man. His ushers were Albert Taurisano. Anthony Perretta, An- thony -Scarzo, a brother, and Angelo Maggi, a cousin Master Joseph Gogliono was the ring bearer. | Family: SCALZO, Salvatore C / CITTADINO, Mary Rose (F26819)
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| 31525 | Utica NY Observer Mrs. Lyda E. Porter, 80, of 134 Elmwood PI., died yesterday at the home of her daughter after a long illness. She was born in the Town of Wilmurth, a daughter of Edward and Ida Sweet Branson, and attended its schools. She moved to Utica 20 years ago. She was married to' Glen Porter. He died several years ago. Mrs. Porter was a Protestant. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Peter (Alma) Ching, of Utica. The funeraj will be at 1:30 Monday from the Ueiatz Funeral Homer Burial will be in Alder Creek Cemetery There are no calling hours. | BRONSON, Lyda E (I175660)
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| 31526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: REGINELLI, Frank / WOHLER, Janice Lynn (F11675)
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| 31527 | Utica NY Observer - 7/10/1968 CLAYVILLE - Mrs. Betty Jane Bristol. 33. of 223 Oneida St., died today -in Faxton Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Sauquoit. She was married to Robert Bristol in 1954. Mrs. Bristol had been employ ixl by the General Klectric Co,, at the Broad St. plant. She attended Willowvale Methodist Church and was a member of' the Willowvale- Women's League and -the--Clayville-Firemen1* Auxiliary. Besides her parents, Glenn Baker, Utica, and Mrs. Marjorie Walroth, Utica. she leaves two daughters. Bonnie Jo and Diane, and two sons, Robert and Steven, all at home; a sis ter. Mrs. Walter (Joyce) Shepherd. Chadwicks: two brothers. Glenn Baker. Winston-Salem, N. C, and Donald Baker, Oriskany- Falls; two step-sisters, Mrs- Dawn DeCicio. Connecticut, and Mrs. Gail Miller, Bellow Falls. Vt.; and a stepbrother, Pvt. Douglas Walroth. Camp Drum. The funeral will be at 10 Friday from the J. Donald Smith Funeral Home. Chadwicks. Burial will .be. in Crown Hill Memorial Park. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow. | BAKER, Betty Jane (I173403)
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| 31528 | Utica NY Observer - 1/10/1965 Oneida -. Erwin E. Campbell Sr., 76, of Sylvan Beach, a former-auto- dealer in Oneida, died Friday In the Oneida City hospital from injuries. he suffered in a fall and from pneumonia. Dr. George R. Kinsella, Madison County coroner, aft- er an autopsy, said that Mr. Campbell suffered three brok- en left ribs and pneumonia developed. He was admitted to the hospital at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Mr. Campbell, police said, fell while at the Zimmerman Boarding Home, 239 Lexing- ton Ave., where he lived. He was born at North Bay. He leaves six sons, Spencer, Sylvan Beach; Edward, Oneida; Erwin, Jr. with the U. S. Navy; Albert, Buffalo, and martin and Kenneth, Port- ville; two daughters, Mrs. Mercy Mathews, Buffalo and Mrs. Cora gilliam, Batavia, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Camp- bell, New Rochelle. The funeral will be at 10 tomorrow from the Campbell- Dean Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert J. Harman, Pre- byterian minister, officiating. Burial will be in North Bay Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. | CAMPBELL, Erwin E (I117423)
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| 31529 | Utica NY Observer - 1/16/1961 Mrs. Rose Demsey,72, of 9 Westminister Rd., New Hartford, died today in the Charles T. Sitrin Home after a long illness. She was born May 27, 1888, in London, England, and came to'Utica from London a year later with her family. She was the daughter of Ben and Leah Benjamin. She was married to Ben Demsey in 1909 in Utica. He died Feb. 27, 1924. Mrs. Demsey was a chart- er member of Temple Beth El and its Sisterhood. She leaves a son, Samuel J. Demsey, Utica; a sister, Mrs. Emanuel A. Lichtman, Utica; two brothers, I. S. Benjamin, Utica and Herman Benjamin, Erie, Pa.; four grandchildren; two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 1 to- morrow afternoon from the Tifereth Zvi Synagogue, James St., with Rabbi May- nard Hyman, Rabbi Isaac Freeman and Contors Martin mermelstein and Paul Nieder- land, officiating. Burial will be in the Tifereth Zvi Ceme- tery, Whitesboro. | BENJAMIN, Rose (I138832)
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| 31530 | Utica NY Observer - 1/17/1988 BOONVILLE - J. Orin Andrews, 67, husband of Beverly Martin An- drews and proprietor of Andrews Electric Co. for many years, died at his home on January 16, 1988 Funeral services will be held Monday at Trainor Funeral Home, 143 Schuyler St., Boonville. Calling hours 2-4 and 7- 9 p.m. Sunday. Memorials may be made to Boonville Fire Department Ambulance. | ANDREWS, James Orin (I116853)
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| 31531 | Utica NY Observer - 1/18/1960 Forestport - L. Gould Den- slow, 69, of Forestport, died in St. Luke's Memorial Hospital, Utica after a long illn e s s . He was born in Boonville, Oct. 5, 1890, son of James H. and Mary Horton Denslow. He married Alice Briggs in Boonville April 5, 1907. She died Dec. 17, 1959. He was a life resident of this vicinity, except for a few years in Syracuse, where he was engaged in mason work. He operated a canal boat on the Black River and Erie Canals from 1910 to 1922. He also operated a sandpit and sand block works near Alder Creek Station. Six years ago he started a service station operation on Rte. 28 at Alder Creek. He operated the station until his death. - >.. . He was_of Methodist faith. Surviving are four sons, Floyd, Syracuse; Leafeo and Cecil, Foresport; Thomas, Westmoreland; four daughters, Mrsi'Daniel Brown, Yorkville; Mrs.- Alfred Knowles, Mrs. John Majczak and Mrs. Stanley Starzyk, all of Utica; a brother, ,George, Boonville; four sisters, Mrs. Hayes Golden, Rome; Mrs. Raymond Cotton, Syracuse; Mrs. John Gehringer, Chadwicks; Mrs. Richard Buck, Whitesboro; an uncle, 25 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, and sev- eral nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 2 tomorrow from Trainor Fu- neral Home, Boonville, the Rev. Alton A. Parker, pastor of the Boonville Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Alden Creek Ceme- tery. | DENSLOW, L Gould (I171778)
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| 31532 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: WENTWORTH, David F / BEHA, Karen C (F46825)
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| 31533 | Utica NY Observer - 1/27/1946 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Elsie Moench, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moench of Troy, to Richard K. Barber, .eon of Mrs. Harold Barber, 152 Grove PL, and the late Mr. Barber. The wedding took place Jan. 19 In St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Troy, the Rev. H. P. Vieth officiating at the double ring ceremony. Mrs. William LaCross, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor and the best man was Howard Barber, Arlington, N. J., brother of the bridegroom. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of faille taffeta with a full net skirt ending In a train. Her fingertip veil of bridal illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls and she carried a bouquet of white gladioli. H e r attendant wore a gown of blue with a satin bodice and full net skirt with matching net head piece and carried a bouquet of' peach gladioli. A reception followed in the home Of the bride after which the couple left for a wedding trip. They will make their home in Utica. The~bride ls a graduate-of-Troy High School and Troy .Business College. The bridegroom is a graduate. of Utica Free Academy and recently was discharged from the Army Air Corps after serving for four years, 26 months'of which were spent in the Southwest Pacific. He is employed in Rome. | Family: BARBER, Richard K / MOENCH, Elsie (F43633)
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| 31534 | Utica NY Observer - 1/31/1937 ANNOUNCEMENT has been made of the engagemrnt of Miss Eva Talerico. daughter of John Talrrlco, 511 Mohawk Street, to James Paclcllo. 1001 Young Place. Tho marriage will take place Apr. 29. | Family: PACIELLO, James / TALERICO, Eva (F15023)
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| 31535 | Utica NY Observer - 1/31/1954 Mrs. Glenn Baker, 207 Eagle Bt, announces'the engagement of her daughter, Betty Jane, to Robert Bristol, son of Mrs. Anna Bristol, Chadwicks. No date has been set for the wedding. | Family: BRISTOL, Robert P / BAKER, Betty Jane (F63148)
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| 31536 | Utica NY Observer - 1/5/1959 Mri Tnd 'Mrs. Frank Tocco, Sr., 320 Railroad St., Frank- fort, were honored at surprise- dinner party yesterday in observance of their 51st w e d d i n g anniversary. The party . w)n given by their daughter, end son-in-law Mr and Mrs. Patsy DeLuca, at their home, 1013 Culver Ave. Also attending were their other children, Frank and Joseph Tocco of Frankfort; Victor Tocco, Mary Jane Spina and Mrs. Kenneth Wet- more, all of Utica, and twelve grandchildren. | Family: TOCCO, Frank / PARATORE, Providenza (F25423)
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| 31537 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: GREENE, Thomas Storm / BEHA, Camilla Marie (F46823)
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| 31538 | Utica NY Observer - 1/9/1964 Kenneth K. Wetmore, 1419 York St., headwaiter at Trinkaus Manor and a former 30 yeai employe of Utica State Hospital, died yesterday in St. Luke's-Memorial Hospital Center. He was born in Highmarket, son of Frank and Helen Rutledge Wetmore, and at- tended schools in that-area He retired from the hospital a few years ago and had since been employed by the restaurant. Mr. Wetmore mar- ried Marian Tocco, in Frank- fort, in 1945. He was a mem- ber of St. Patrick's Church and the New York State civil Service Employes Associa- tion. Besides his wife, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Jerry. (Violet) Watson, of Hartford, Conn. The funeral-will be at 7:45 Saturday from the Fountain Chapel of the Matt Funeral - Home"and at 8:30-from~St. Patrick's Church where a requiem Mass will be offered. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Calling hours are 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow. | WETMORE, Kenneth (I82478)
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| 31539 | Utica NY Observer - 10/1/1934 John F. Grower F r a n k f o r tJohn Franklin Grower, "t. died at his home. 111 First Avenue, this morning, Oct. 1, l»Xi. Hs was born In Steuben, Sept, II, 1ISC. a son of ths late John Grower and Nancy Young Grower. In 117", he married Miss Jennie Shirley at Delta. N. T. T h v hare lived In Frankfort ths last II years. He was employed by ths Union Fork *. Hoe Company tB« past 15 yraTJC Hs was a member of ths Presbyterian church of lllon. and protrlnrnt In the Masonic orders being.a membra of Olive Branch liOdge 40. FA AM, and the Past Masters' Association. He was a past royal patron of the Eastern Star and past assistant grand lecturer of-j[he Amaranth. Hs la surVt\ed by hi« widow, ons daughter. Mrs. F.llxabeth Greenwood. Syracuse; two sons. Frank Allen Grower. Rome, and Charles Shirley Grower, Geneva: also elgbl grandchildren and two great-grandchHdren. and one sister Mrs. Donald Pittmarr, Westernville. | GROWER, John Franklin (I33403)
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| 31540 | Utica NY Observer - 10/12/1975 SAUQUOIT - Mrs: Laura Alton, 63, of-Sulphur Springs Road, proprietor of the Alton Diner, died yesterday in the St. Luke's Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Canada; daughter-of Bruce and Elsie Newman Gorham. She came to this country and to Poland as a child and attended school in Poland and Morris- ville. She was. married To John Alton in Poland in 1933 The couple came to Sauquoit in 1939. Mrs.- Alton has also been employed by the Alexander Hamilton Inn. Clinton and Hart's Hill Inn. Mrs. Alton was a member of the Paris United Church of Christ, and belonged to the Paris Grange. She was a past lecturer of - the Panoma Grange. Besides her husband she leaves two sons; Alfred of Hilton and Thomas of Clark Mills; five daughters; Miss "Amy" Alton, Washington Mills; Mrs. James (Kath- erine) Moore, Clinton; Mrs. John (Margaret) Roselli, New Hartford;, Mrs,. John (Ruth; Ivancic. Sauquoit; Mrs. Edward (Prisilla) Dragulski, of Oneida; a brother, Peter Gorham, Poland; and a sister Mrs. Ella Lehrnann, Norman, Okla. The funeral will be Monday at the convenience of the family from the J. Donald Smith Funeral Home, Sau- quoit Cremation will take place in Waterville. There are no calling hours. | GORHAM, Laura (I115103)
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| 31541 | Utica NY Observer - 10/16/1942 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tocco, 320 Railroad, Frankfort announce the marriage of their daughter, Fior ence, to Patsy DeLuca, son of Mr. and Mrs. William DeLuca, 308 HubbelL The ceremony took place Oct 10, 1942, in St Mary's Church, Frankfort the Rev. Edward J. Hogan officiating. Miss Vita Geloce was the maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Mary Parotore, Frankfort, Miss Jeanette Blandlno, Rochester, and Miss Nancy DiSano, Hion. The best man was Joseph Mastrino, Utica, and the ushers were Joseph Tocco, Frankfort Teddy Rose and Rocco Macre, Utica. Following a wedding trip to Ni- agara Falls and Rochester the couple are living at 906 Bleecker. | Family: DELUCA, Patsy / TOCCO, Florence (F27374)
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| 31542 | Utica NY Observer - 10/20/1941 HerkimerMlas Ruth Bernice romstock. daughter of Mr. and MYs.~ Maurice R. ComsTock. STeu*' brn Rd.. waa married Sunday. t afternoon to Murray 1^. Harter, Auburn, Ind., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde harter, Ilion, in the home of the bride's parents by the Rev. Edward v. Winder, Baptist Church pastor. Miss Virginia Comstock was her sister's bridesmaid. John Shaw,' n, wa.s best man. The bride wore burgandy chif- fon velvet and a corsage of white roses. "Her sister wore marine .blue crepe and a corsage of talis-! ' man ros^s. A r e c p t i o n took place in the home. The couple left on a trip through Southern Canada and the Midwest. They will make their home in Auburn, Ind., where Mc. Harter is a road inspector for the Cincinnati Milling Machine Com- pany. The bride was graduated from Herkimer High School in 1934 and Nathan Littauer Hospital School of Nursing, Gloversville. She served in the Saratoga Hospital for a year and had been engaged here recently in private duty. Mr. Har0 ter is a graduate of Ilion High School. Prenuptial parties were given by Mrs. Stanley Comstock, Herkimer, and Mrs. James Strad and Mrs. Harold Shores. | Family: HARTER, Murray L / COMSTOCK, Ruth Bernice (F25442)
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| 31543 | Utica NY Observer - 10/27/1985 Ruth E. Havens O'Dowd Ruth E. Havens O'Dowd, of 333 Genesee St.. died October 25, 1985. in St. Elizabeth's Hospital. She was born in Utica. daughter of Richard and Mary Hughes. She was educated in Utica Schools and had resided here all of her life. She was the owner of the Green Lantern Restaurant on Oneida Square for the past 20 years. She had also cooked forthe former Cavallo Restaurant and had worked at Twin Ponds and other local restaurants. She married Raymond O'Dowd in 1970. She leaves, besides her husband, a daughter and son-in-law. Patricia A. and John R. Spina, of Ashville, NY.; four sisters. Mary Kneller. Fanny Weidon. Margaret Vivyan and Jane Kelsey: two brothers. John Hughes and David Hughes, both of N.J.: three grandchildren. Tammy Baldwin. Licia Spina and Marcy Spina. She was predeceased by a daughter, Jacqueline Havens, in 1960. A memorial service will be held Monday, at 2 p.m.. at the Maynard Methodist Ch«ch. Maynard Drive, Marc^4«-heu of flowers, it is respectsuggested that donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. Cremation took place at Waterville. N.Y. Arrangements are by The Doyle Funeral Home. | HUGHES, Ruth E (I74712)
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| 31544 | Utica NY Observer - 10/29/1925 Miss Anna M. Schug, daughter of Mr. and Mra. George Schug. 908 Court Street, and Wallace Byron Bristol, were married at 9 o'clock this morning in St. Joseph's Church with a nuptial mass celebrated by the Rev. Innocent Dres- seL The bride was attended by her niece, Mlss Loretta Schug and Jo-And'Jo- seph N. Schug, brother of the bride, acted as beat man. The bride wore white crepe de chine and carried a shower bou- quet of. White roses. Her attendant wore orange crepe and carr ried tea. roses. The ushers were Francis.Bristol, brother of the bridegroom, and Thomas Schug. brother -of the bride. Breakfast followed tbe ceremony at the home of the bride's parents and later a reception took place with a lrge number of friends and relatives In attendance. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Bristol, 1011 Nye Avenue Is connected with the N. Y. Telephone Co.. and the bride has been assistant evening chief at the same company Mr. anl Mrs. Bristol left on a trip to Rochester and Niagara Fall, to make their home at 208 Court Street. " The brlde has been honored at many parties. Including showers by employes, of the telephone com* panny at the home of Miss Leola Smith and showers by the Misses Agnes and Margaret Cloonan, Miss Elizabeth Owens. Miss Eliza- beth Beyche, Mrs. Joseph Schug, Mrs. William Schug. Mrs. George Schug Jr. and Mrs. Thomas Schug. The couple received a large array of beautiful gifts. | Family: BRISTOL, Wallace Byron / SCHUG, Anna M (F63106)
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| 31545 | Utica NY Observer - 10/30/1957 Rome - Mrs. Margaret D. Beasock, 69, formerly of Rome, died Oct. 28, 1957, in DeGraff Memorial Hospital, Tonawanda. She was born Jan. 8, 1888, In -Oriskany, daughter of George and Anne Cluff Hol man. On Aug. 30, 1903, in St. Mary's rectory here, she was married to Francis J_ Beasock. She had resided in Tonawanda for the past two years. Besides her husband, she leaves four daughters, Mrs. Earl Wilkes of Rome, Mrs William F. Smith and Mrs. Arnold Bueler, both of Orisk any, Mrs. Hollie Baldwin of Chadwicks; four sons, Walter F., Arnold A., Howard J. and Willard J. Beasock, all of Tonawanda; a sister, Mrs. John O'Neil of Oriskany; a brother, William Holman of Forestport; 45 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 3:30 tomorrow from the Griffin & Aldridge Funeral Home. Burial will be in the Oriskany Cemetery. | HOLMAN, Margaret D (I129580)
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| 31546 | Utica NY Observer - 10/31/1957 Rome-Mrs. Ruth A. Perry, 62, of 115 1/2 E. Liberty St., died Oct. 30, 1957, -in a Rome hospital after a long Illness. She was born Oct. 28. 1895 In West Branch, daughter of Michael and Martha Hitching Harrig. On Dec. 11, 1916, in Bride Presbyterian Church, Rochester, she was married to Charles J. Perry. A resident of Rome most of her life, Mrs. Perry was ed ucated in local schools. She attended tfie First Methodist Church ana was a member ' of the Women of the Moose, Daughters of Liberty and Royal Neighbors; of America. Besides her-husband, she leavds five daughters, Mrs. Ray C. Crippen of Rome, Mrs. Anthony J. Bechy of Oriskany Falls, Mrs. Willard J. Beasock - of Tonawanda, Mrs. Henry E. Carlin of Little Falls, Mrs. Theodore E. Netzband of New London; two sons, Stanley W. and Robert C. Perry, both of Rome; three sisters, Miss Bessie M. Harrig of New York City, Mrs. William J. Dixon of Utica, Mrs. Byron N. Weed of Rome; a brother, Olin E. Harrig of White Plains; 12 grandchildren. The funeral will be at 2 Saturday from the Martin J. Nunn Funeral Home, the Rev. ' Roland L: Osgood, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Churchville | HARRIG, Ruth A (I129697)
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| 31547 | Utica NY Observer - 10/31/1973 Gordon (Bud) Kellly, 60, of 1618 Brinckerhoff Ave., a bartender for various restaurants in the Cornhill area, died yesterday in Syracuse Veterans Hospital. He was born in Utica. He attended Utica schools and was marrieid to Agnes Shields in 1941. she died in 1964. He served with the Army during World War II. He was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church. He leaves a daughter, Miss Margaret Jean Kelly, and two sisters, Miss Edna Mae Kelly and Mrs. Donald (Jean) Beha, both of Utica. The funeral will be at 8:45 Friday from Quinn, Ryan & Nunn Funeral Home and at 9:30 from Blessed Sacrament Church. Burial will be in St. Agnes Cemetery. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Thursday. | KELLY, Gordon (I131972)
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| 31548 | Utica NY Observer - 11/11/1961 Mrs. Carrie Barber, 65, of 420 Lansing St., president of the International Alliance Club, died today In St Luke's Memorial-Hospital after-a brief illness. Bom in Utica, the daughter of Louis - and Mary Felicia Elefante, she was educated in local schools. She was married to George S. Barber in 1920 in Sarah, Pa. Mr. Barber died in Utica in 1938. Mrs. Barber was a member of St. Agnes Church, the Avanti Savoia Society, and president of the Alliance Club for the past 15 years. She leaves a son, Charles L. Barber; two daughters, Mrs. Salvatore (Flora-Mae) Brindisi and Mrs. Warren (Josephine) Kane; two brothers, Michael and Fred Elefante, and a sister, Mrs. Anthony (Josephine) Nicotera, all of Utica; a stepson, George Barber, and two stepdaughters, Mrs. Lillian Bonina and Mrs. Ida Fassett, all of Utica The funeral will be at 9 Tuesday from the Assaro funeral Home, 2118 Beech- grove Pl, and at 9:30 from St. Agnes Church, where a sol- emn requiem high Mass will be offered. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home are from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow and Monday. The Avanti Savoia Society will visit the funeral home at 7:30 Monday. The Alliance Club will visit the funeral home at 8 Monday. | ELEFANTE, Carrie (I123726)
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| 31549 | Utica NY Observer - 11/27/1981 FRANKFORT John Paratore 73 of 6401 Broadway. Woodside. N Y . died at his home on November 24. 1981 He was born in Frankfort on August 11. 1908. the son of Joseph and Anna Occipinti Paratore He attended Frankfort schools and had been employed by Schafer Brewing Co . N Y until his retirement in 1971 He is survived by a daughter, Adriene J Cirone. Seneca Falls: five brothers. James of Rochester. Edward of Miami. Fla . Joseph. L'tica. Sam. Syracuse and Frank. L'tica. eight sisters, Marian Arena. Miami. Fla . Mrs Anna Percola. L'tica. Mrs Mary Ciruzzi. L'tica. Mrs Lino (Rose) Leonardi, Miami. Fla . Mrs Florence DiGristina. L'tica. Mrs Leo iFannie) Bono. Frankfort. Mrs John (Sarah- Spina. L'tica. Mrs Mario (Constance) Romano. Syracuse, several nieces, nephews, cousins He was predeceased by two brothers. Victor of Mt Holly. N J and Peter of Frankfort. NY Funeral services will be held Saturday morning. 8:30 from the V J Iocovozzi Funeral Home. Inc.. 203 Second Ave , Frankfort and 9 a m from St Mary's Church where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated by the Rev A Lamanna. Pastor Interment will be in Mt Olivet Cemetery in the spring Calling hours at the funeral home will be Fridav. 2-4 and 7-9 | PARATORE, John (I74768)
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| 31550 | Utica NY Observer - 12/10/1966 ONEIDA - Mrs. Rose A. H. Murphy of 240 Liberty St, widow of Chief of Police James A. Murphy, died Sunday afternoon in City hospital. Mrs. Murphy was a life, resident of Oneida. She was the mother of Police Chief George A. Murphy who succeeded.his father at head of the Police Department here. Mrs. Murphy was.a member, of tbe First P r e s b y t e r i an Church. Surviving besides her son, is a daughter, Mrs. J. Arthur Egan of Oneida and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Richardson of Oneida. The funeral will be at 2 Wednesday from the family residence. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. | ANGEL, Rosa (I117224)
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