Notes:

North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 9/16/1964

Harold E. Bollier, 68, North Tonawanda's post-
master for 29 years, died today at his home, 150 E. Fel-
ton St., North Tonawanda.
Mr. Bollier suffered a heart at-
tack in March and was con-
vaalescing at home.
A lifelong resident of North
Tonawanda, Mr. Bollier was ap-
pointed postmaster on March 13,,
1935, by President Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
He was treasurer of the Niag-
ara-Orleans Chapter of the Na-
tional Association of Postmasters
in 1952. He also was a director
of the Niagara Savings and Loan
Association and was an appraiser
for the firm.
Before his appointment as post-
master, Mr.. Bollier was a mem-
ber of the North Tonawanda
Board of Education when the
origina high school on Payne
Avenue was constructed. He also
was a member of the North Ton-
awanda Library Board, but re-
signed when he became postmas-
ter.

A graduate of North Tonawan-
da High School, he also attended
the University of Buffalo. He la-
ter joined his father's real estate
firm,, the former J. H. Bollier
Realtors Inc., in North Tonawan-
da.
An active member of the Third
Presbyterian Church, he was cit-
ed in 1943 for 25 years service
as a Sunday School superintend-
ent. He also was a Sunday
School teacher, elder and choir
member.
Besides his wife, Ethel, he is
survived by two sons, Roger
W., president of Niagara Cutter
Co., and the Rev. John A. Bol-
lier of Chatsworth, Calif.; a
brother, Chester A.,, director of
physica education and recreation
in Union Free School District,,
Kenmore - Town of Tonawanda,
and a sister, Mrs. Alvin Jedele
of North Tonawanda.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m.
Friday at the Third Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Kenneth E.
Miller will officiate.

Harold married SCHURR, Ethel about 1909. Ethel was born on 23 Aug 1895; died on 18 Sep 1992 in North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 3/18/1949

Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Bollier
of 150 East Felton St. have been
notified that the body of their
son, CpL Sherwood H. Bollier,
killed fighting the Germans in
Holland is being returned aboard
the U. S. Transport Haiti Victory.
He died in action with the U. S.
Paratroopers on Oct. 2, 1044.
He was with his command in
the D-Day invasion of France and
he fought with his detachment for
38 days without relief. His presence
in the front lines in Holland
followed his reassignment to active
duty after a rest period in
England, earned by the valiant
fighting he and his comrades performed
in Normandy.
A lifelong resident of North
Tonawanda, Cpl. Bollier was a
graduate of the North Tonawanda
High School and received his
Bachelor of Science degree from
the University of Georgia. He was
employed by the Union Bag and
Paper Company of Savannah, Ga.,
when he enlisted in the Naval Air
Corps.
After receiving an honorable
discharge from the Navy he signed
on with the paratroopers in October
1942, and went overseas a
year later.
Besides his parents, Cpl. Bollier
is survived by two brothers,
Roger and John A. Bollier.

Roger married NASH, M Bernice [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married LOTHIAN, Gertrude H [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Roger married ANASTAS, Anita Marie [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]