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| 23501 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/15/1954 STEFFENHAGEN-Suddenly on Sunday, Nov. 14 Robert E Steffenhagen of Tobey Road, Pittsford; age 28 years. He Is survived by his parents, Alfred and Alice Steffenhagen, Pittsford; three sis- ters, Mrs. John Castellano, Rochester, Miss Marion, Miss Doris Steffenhagen; three brothers Charles, Raymond, Edward, all of Pittsford. -Friends may call at Zornow's Funeral Home 22 Lincoln Ave., Pittsford, from where services will be held Wednesday | STEFFENHAGEN, Robert E (I188351)
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| 23502 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/17/1947 TAIFSarah Jane Talf, widow of the late Edward J. Talf Sr, at 1194 Plymouth Ave. South. Nov. 16, 1947. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. John Winney and Mrs. Jack Suddell of East Rochester, Mrs. Harvey Kern of Rochester, and Mrs. George Suddell of Larchmont, N. Y.; three sons, Dr. Edward J. Taif and John F. Taif of Rochester, and James J. Taif of Brockport; 12 grandchildren ond five great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Frank Ashtons Funeral Home, 1218 Culver Road at Haselwood Ter., where funeral servlces will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment, Oakwood Cemetery, Penfleld. New York | Sarah Jane (I80316)
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| 23503 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/19/1929 Lockport, Nov. 18- Fred L. Berray. 35, of 139 Juniper Street, linotype operator employed by the Lockport Union-Sun and Journaldied today at an East Aurora sanatorium. He came here eight years ago from Walton where he was employed on the Walton Reporter. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Myrtle L. Berray of this city; one sister and four brothers. Mrs. George L Breckenridge of Elisabeth. N. J.: Donald S- Berray of South Berlin; Kenneth E., E. Burr and Robert J. Berray of Lockport. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 o'clock at Walton | BERRAY, Fred L (I141906)
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| 23504 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/28/1937 AMONSTAM--Entered into rest Sat- urday evening, November 27, 1937, at her home, 76 Harvard St., Har- tiett Kammer Aronstam. Sur- viving are her husband, Theodore; one daughter, Barbara Virginia; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Mosher and Mrs. Charles Schoener; two brothers, George B. and Frank Kammer; one niece; one nephew. -Funeral services from her home. Time to be announced later. | KAMMER, Harriet C (I118772)
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| 23505 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/30/1929 Batavia, Nov. 29-Mrs. Frances E. Blair. 62. ot 13 Brooklyn Avenue, died at her home late yesterday. She had been ill a week. She bad resided in Byron and Batavia since her marriage to Mr. Blair 39 year ago. Besides her husband, Mrs. Blair leaves a son. Arthur B Blair of the West Main Street road: four grandchildren: a sister, Mrs R. K. Peard of East Pembroke, and a niece and a- nephew. Funeral at her late residence Sunday afternoon. | BENNETT, Frances E (I136573)
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| 23506 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/8/1938 Batavla - Funeral services for Mrs. Edwin F. Brayley. 71, who died in her home, 39 Vemon Ave., Sunday, will be in a local funeral home at 2:30 p. m. today. | ROSAMUND, Alice (I168124)
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| 23507 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 11/9/1947 Medina-Military funeral services Ifor Pfc. Richard E. Johnson, U. 8. Marine Corps, son of Percy E. Johnson, 128 Hedley St., will be held today at 2 p. «n. in Town ville, Pa. Killed in action in the Pacific area on Feb. id, 1944, the body has arrived at the home of his mother, Mrs. Rosella Harringshaw. j Born in Medina, Aug. 16, 1920, Pfe. Johnson attended the Medina High School, enlisting in the Marine Corps on Jan. 1, 1942, during his senior year ln high school. He Wayne Holstein Club Sets Pall Meet at Canandaigua Canandaigua-The Wayne Holstein Club, which served both Ontario and Wayne Counties, has arranged for a fall meeting in the Courthouse here on Wednesday at 8 p. m. This meeting is open to ajl interested Holstein breeders regardless of whether they are members of the organisations. in addition to the' regular business meeting there will be several guest speakers with Information interesting to Holstein owners. Carl Wooster, president of the Holstein- Frieslan Association of America, will talk, while Hugh Hughes, superintendent of cattle at the Palmyra Fair, will report on the recent State Cattle Show. William Brown, secretary of the State Holstein Association, will give the latest Information on the affairs In the state organization. For some time the Wayne County members of the club have been much more active than the Ontario County members. Realizing that there are many important Holstein breeders in Ontario County who would greatly add to the strength of the organisation as well as benefit themselves, the club Is planning a series of meetings to be held at locations more convenient to Ontario County residents than those held at Sodus ln the past received his training at San Diego, Calif., and went overseas, where he served with the 22nd Marine Division. Also surviving are his Medina-Military funeral services Ifor Pfc. Richard E. Johnson, U. 8. Marine Corps, son of Percy E. Johnson, 128 Hedley St., will be held today at 2 p. «n. in Town ville, Pa. Killed in action in the Pacific area on Feb. id, 1944, the body has arrived at the home of his mother, Mrs. Rosella Harringshaw. j Born in Medina, Aug. 16, 1920, Pfe. Johnson attended the Medina High School, enlisting in the Marine Corps on Jan. 1, 1942, during his senior year ln high school. He Wayne Holstein Club Sets Pall Meet at Canandaigua Canandaigua-The Wayne Holstein Club, which served both Ontario and Wayne Counties, has arranged for a fall meeting in the Courthouse here on Wednesday at 8 p. m. This meeting is open to ajl interested Holstein breeders regardless of whether they are members of the organisations. in addition to the' regular business meeting there will be several guest speakers with Information interesting to Holstein owners. Carl Wooster, president of the Holstein- Frieslan Association of America, will talk, while Hugh Hughes, superintendent of cattle at the Palmyra Fair, will report on the recent State Cattle Show. William Brown, secretary of the State Holstein Association, will give the latest Information on the affairs In the state organization. For some time the Wayne County members of the club have been much more active than the Ontario County members. Realizing that there are many important Holstein breeders in Ontario County who would greatly add to the strength of the organisation as well as benefit themselves, the club Is planning a series of meetings to be held at locations more convenient to Ontario County residents than those held at Sodus ln the past received his training at San Diego, | JOHNSON, Richard E (I160887)
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| 23508 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/10/1930 Clifton Springs. Dec. 9 - Coroner L. P. Conley of this village will con- duct an inquest Thursday at 9 o'clock into the death of James Cornell, 7 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cornell of the Phelps- Clifton Springs Road. The boy was struck late today by an auto- mobile driven by C. Ballard of Canandaigua, R. D. and died in the Clifton Springs Sanitarium two hours later. Young Cornell was returning home from schooll this afternoon and was walking along the Clifton Springs Phelps Road when Bal- lard's car approached. According to Ballard's report to the coroner, the boy darted across the road into the path of his car, moving at a 25-mile an hour speed. Ballard took the boy to the sanitarium here, where he died. an autopsy performed by Dr. W. S. Thomas re- vealed death due to fractured skull. Ballard was not held, but will appear at the inquest Thurs- day. | CORNELL, James (I139039)
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| 23509 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/2/1948 Batavia*-Charles R. Blood, 75, former vicepresident of the First National Bank and former Town of Bethany supervisor, died at 9:25 a. m. yesterday (Dec. 1. 1948) in his home at Morganvllle. Death followed a year's Illness. Surviving are his wife, Lillie Ford Blood; a daughter, Mrs. Pierson C Fleming, Morgamrille; a brother, Monroe T., Warsaw; two sisters. Miss Mary J. Blood, Rochester, and Mrs. Earl Kidder, Alexander. Funeral servces will be In the Morganville Congregational Church at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow. Friends may call at the Fleming home until noon tomorrow. | BLOOD, Charles R (I151276)
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| 23510 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/20/1894 -A pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delos L. Smith of Murray, Tuesday evening, when their eldest daughter, Cora, was united in marriage to Frank F. Bovanizer. Rev. D. W. Moore, of Brockport, performed the ceremony, in the presence of about sixty invited guests. Arthur Mower, of Canandaigua, acted as gromsman, and Miss Minnie L. Davis of Ridgway, as maid of honor. | Family: BOVANIZER, Frank F / SMITH, Cora B (F57740)
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| 23511 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/21/1965 Robert E. Bulman of 147 Hodan Rd., Perinton. Entered into rest suddenly Dec. 18, 1965. He is suvived by his wife, Anna Murphy Bulman of Perinton;, one brother, George of Mccedon; sev- erol nieces end nephews. Friends may call at the Root & Keenan Funeral Home, Main St., Fair- port, 2-5 and 7-9 from where the funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8:30 and from the Church of Assumption of Our Lady at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Ann's Cemetery, Palmyra. Arrange- ments by Tlscher. | BULMAN, Robert E (I188303)
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| 23512 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/22/1917 John G. Elser, who at one time had the agency of the Democrat and Chronicle for the West Side, died on. Thursday night at his home, No. 305 Child street, aged 64 years. He was born in Wittenberg, Germany, and came to the United States and directly to Rochester when he was 18 years old. He lived in the Twentieth ward the rest of his life. Mr. Elser, shortly after he came to Rochester, obtained employment with the Fleckenstein Bakery Company. He later was made superintendent of that concern. In 1880 be started in the bakery business for himself. Five years afterwards ho went into the real estate business. He retired from this on account of ill health. He leaves his wife. Mrs. Eva Elser: two sons, John and William Elser; two daughters, Mrs. John La Force and Mrs. Nicholas LaForce, and four grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Monday afternoon. | ELSER, John G (I126329)
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| 23513 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/24/1917 GOSNELL-In this city, Friday, December 21, 1917, Charles Gosnell, aged 52 years. He is survived by his wife, Gertrude Gosnell; two daughters, "Mrs. J. Mc- Creedy and Miss Gertrude Gosnell; two sons, Harold and Charles Gosnell; two sisters, Mrs. Molyneaux, of Forest Park, Ill., and Mrs. Mary Fltsgerald; one brother, Samuel Gosnell, of this city. -Funeral Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from his home. No. 11 Angle street | GOSNELL, Charles (I126327)
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| 23514 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/26/1948 Batavia - Funeral of Walter Blood, 76, Galloway Rd. farmer, will be in the Bohm Mortuary at 2 p. m. tomorrow. He died Friday (Dec. 24, 1948) in his home after being in failing health for 2 years. Surviving are three sons, Floyd. Elba; Burton, LeRoy, and Horace, Galloway Rd.; two daughters, Mrs. Ethel Beechler, Alexander and Mrs. Donald Morse, Batavia; 24 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. | BLOOD, Walter Sewall (I151263)
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| 23515 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/27/1943 Military funeral services for Sec ond Lt. Lawrence T. Buckley, who was posthumously awarded the Sil ver Star for bravery under fire on Makin Island, will be conducted Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. in Farrell Brothers Colonial Funeral Home, 52 Ridge Rd. W.. and at 10 o'clock in the Pro-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart. Lieutenant Buckley. 29, was killed in action Nov. 20, 1943. His home was at 3418 Mt. Read Blvd. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Walter B. Burns and Mrs. John A. Lamb, and three brothers, J. Lloyd, Leslie M. and Linton Buckley. Burial will be in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery | BUCKLEY, Lawrence T (I183022)
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| 23516 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/29/1938 Barre-John Bovanizer, formerly of Brockport and Barre, died Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio, in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Willis Chrisman. Besides Mrs. Chrisman, he is survived by three other daughters, Mrs. William Pittman and Mrs. George Daum of Barre, and Mrs. Anna Jones of Albion; a son, John Jr., and several grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services will take place at 2:30 tomorrow iri the funeral home at 160 Main St., Brockport, with burial in Beach Ridge Cemetery, Brockport. | BOVANIZER, John A (I159832)
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| 23517 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/5/1961 A requiem Mass will be offered at 9:15 a.m. Thursday in Sacred Heart Cathedral for Leslie Buckley, 61, pioneer motor bus operator here, following prayers at the Robert, J. Poole Funeral Home, 1305 Dewey Ave., at 8:45 a.m. Mr. Buckley, who was born in Brighton, died Sunday (Dec. 3, 1961) at Park Avenue Hos- pital after a brief illness. His home was at 500 Rumson Road He started his bus line on Lake and Ridge Road west of Parma and Hilton in 1918 and continued it until 1925 when he sold out to the New York State Railways, later the Roch- ester Transit Corp. From 1925 to 1940 he op- erated the Hilton Service Co., an oil firm, and since 1940 had been foreman of the East- man Kodak Co. garage. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Marian Lark Buckley; two sis- ters, Mrs. Walter Burns and Mrs. John A. Lamb,, and two brothers, J. Lloyd Bucklley and Linton Buckley. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. | BUCKLEY, Leslie M (I183016)
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| 23518 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 12/7/1968 MRS. RAYMOND BUCKLAND MUMFORD - Mrs. Catherine Buckland, 64, of 998 Main St., wife of Raymond Buckland, d i e d unexpectedly yesterday (Dec. 6, 1968) shortly after being admitted to Wyoming C o u n t y Community Hospital, Warsaw. A former Bethany area resident and a native of Pavilion, Mrs. Buckland had lived here for seven years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Mumford. Surviving with Mr. Buckland axe two sons, Raymond of Harris Corners and Lee of Attica; three daughters, Mrs. Raymond (Irene) Billings of Hume, Mrs. Wilford (Betty) Wilcox of Green Cove Springs, Fla., and Mrs. George (Virginia) Stanton of Warsaw; a brother, Ted Fogard of Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs. Michael Burg of Attica, 22 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the Bohm Mortuary, Batavia, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow. A service will be held there at 2 p.m. Monday. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Batavia. | FOGARD, Catherine (I182651)
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| 23519 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/1/1919 Yellow and white were the colors used to decorate the home of Edith S. Johnson, 801 S. Geddes st.. when her marriage to Charles F. Amish of Spencerport took place at noon on Saturday. The Rev. Ivan J. Howlan of tho Park M. P. Church, officiated. Flowers, palms and ferns wero used effectively to carry out tho decorative motif. The bride wore a white hand embroidered crepe de chlne gown and carried bride roses. She was attended by Miss Harriet G. Weaver of llion, who was dressed in a yellow crepe de chlne and carried yellow roses. Tho bridegroom was accompanied by Lynn B. Johnson. The other attendants wore Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Amish of Rochester, the latter being dressed in white and yellow flowers. The brlde's mother. Mrs. Seymour Johnson, wore a gown of gray silk and georgette crepe. After a trip to Utica and Illon whore they will visit relatives, the bride and bridegroom will live with her people until spring. The bride is a teacher at Taunton. N. Y., and her husband Is an employe at tho H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company. Luncheon was served after the ceremony to 20 guests. Among those were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amish of Spcncorport, parents of tho bridegroom; Mrs. Mabel Blackman, Rochester; Miss Mildred Becker, Georgo M. Becker and Lieut. V. M. Becker, Illon; Lee B. Becker, Cedarvllle. | Family: AMISH, Charles F / JOHNSON, Edith S (F40229)
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| 23520 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/18/1929 Lockport. Feb. 16 Mrs. Albertina Butz. 77. wife of William Butz, died today at the home of her son. Edward Butz. 78 Beverley Avenue, after a long illness. She leaves two sons. Edward and Henry Butz snd a daughter. Mrs Myrtle Nochtrieb of this city. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock from the home of her son, Edwsrd. Burial in West Shelby. | RHODES, Albertina (I108258)
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| 23521 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/25/1926 Bushville, Feb 24 -Miss Loretta Allen, 73 years old, died Sunday afternoon at the Batavia Hospital. She had lived in Oakfield. where she was bom.until 18 months ago when she came here to. l i v e with her brother, Millard F. Allen. Besides her brother, she leaves a nephew and three neices. Funeral services took place today front the Hartley undertaking Parlor in Batavia. Burial was made in the Carey cemetery at Oakfield. | ALLEN, Loretta (I114226)
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| 23522 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/27/1932 Joseph O. Munz, 17, of Lake Road, Sea Breeze, special deputy sheriff and private night petrolman in Brighton, died yesterday morning in the Highland Hospital several hours altar ha was struck by an automobile in Clover Street Muna, according to Depu'y Arthur Kleinhammer, was struck by a machine driven by Wentworth Crouch, 30, of 61 Beverly Street, who was passing another machine. Crouch was taken into custody but released after his statement was taken. Munz leaves his wife, Mrs. Olla Bement Munz; two daughters, Miss Olla F. Munz and Mrs. Earl Mar- batta; a brother, Frank Munz; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Hanf, Mrs. Charles Schenkel, Mrs. Peter Wolf and Mrs. Frank Munz, and a grandchild. Mr. Muns was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 390 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs Karl Marbatta, 370 Fernwood Avenue, with the Rev. Walter Krumwtede. minister of Grace Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial in Pittsford Cemetery win be attended by military honors in charge of L. Bordman Smith Camp, United Spanish War Veterans. | MUNZ, Joseph G (I138468)
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| 23523 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/5/1929 ELTON W. STREETER Lockport. Feb. 4Elton W Streeter. 74. died today at his home at Streeter's corners, town of Cambria. He leaves his wife. Ida. two daughters and four sons, Mrs. Carrie Allison of Niagara Falls. Mable Wolford of Lockport. Elmer Streeter of Niagara Falls. Bert Streeter of Brookfleid. III.; Arthur Streeter of California; William Streeter of Kenmora and Howard Streeter of Cambria. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at North Rldge Methodist Church | STREETER, Elton W (I78036)
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| 23524 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 2/8/1958 STEFFENHAGEN-Suddenly on Fri- day, Feb 7, Alfred H. Steffenhagen of 68 Tobey Rd.,, Pittsford. He is sur- vived by his wife, Alice Bulman Stef- fenhagen; his daughters, Mrs. John (Thema) Castellano, Miss Marion Stef- fanhagen, Rochester, Miss Doris Stef- fenhagen, Pittsford; his sons, Charles, Rochester, Raymond and Edwrd Stef- fenhagen of Macedon; seven grandchil- dren; his sister, Mrs. William Kassel, Pittsford. Friends may call at Zornow's Funeral Home, 21 Lincoln Ave.,, Pittsford Services Monday at 2:30 p.m.. Inter- ment in Pittsford. | STEFFENHAGEN, Alfred (I188325)
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| 23525 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/10/1947 BENWITZ-Mrs. Gertrude Benwitz. Saturday, Mar. 8. 1947. at her home, 43 Spiegel Pk. She is survived by her husband. Alfred A. Benwitz; two daughters. Mrs. Gertrude Volkmuth and Mrs. Marion Streb; two grandchildren, one brother, Leo Werner. Services Tuesday morning at 8:30 from the home and at 9 o'clock at Holy Redeemer Church | WERNER, Gertrude F (I137760)
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| 23526 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/11/1932 STKFFEN- Entered into rest Catherine Alt Steffen of 287 Gregory Street. Thursday afternoon at the Highland Hospital, aged 45 years. She leaves her husband, Cnsrles W. Steffen; one dsughter, Mrs. George Geer; one son, Charles Jr.; one brother, Charles Alt, and one grhndchild, Remains will rest at the N. J Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South Avenue. Announcement of funeral later. | ALT, Catherine (I114846)
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| 23527 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/13/1919 BANNING—In New York. Tuesday. March 11, 1919, Corporal George Albert Banning, of the 102d Ammunition Train. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Adra A. Banning; two brothers, Paul W. and Windsor M. Banning, and one sister, Miss Pansy Banning, all of Rochester. —Funeral servlces will be held at his late home, No. 240 Melga Street. Friday afternoon, March 14, 1919. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Mt. Hope cemetery. | BANNING, George Albert (I123545)
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| 23528 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/15/1932 Caledonia, Mar. 15-Funeral serv- ices will be conducted in St. And- rew's Church here Thursday at 2 o'clock for Henry H. Bennion, 75, who died last night at his home at Balcoda, Town of Wheatland. ALSO Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 3/24/1932 Henry H. Bennion,a former resident of the townships of Sheldon and Wethersfield, died at his home at Mumford. N. Y., March 14th, after a three months illness. He was born at Fairfield, Conn., Septem ber 17. 1853. He is survived by his wife and eleven children, David Bennion of Scottsville, Owen Bennion of St, Thomas, Ont., Frank, Wayne and Raymond Bennion of Mumford, Chester Bennion of Castile, Joseph Bennion of Warsaw, Donald Bennion, Mrs. Homer C. Nevinger and Mrs. Wm B. Witter of Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Roy H. Tuttle Of Johnsonburg; and one sister, Mrs. Emma Pierce of West Falls, N. Y. Funeral services were held Thursday, March 17th at 1: 30 p. m. from his home and at 2:00 p. m, in St. Andrews Episcopal Church at Caledonia. The Rev. Fisher officiated. Interment was made at Mumford | BENNION, Henry H (I136937)
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| 23529 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/15/1958 BULMAN - Byron J. Bulman of 760 Garnsey Rd.. Fairport, N.Y.. suddenly, March 13, 1958. He Is survived by his wife. Jennie; two daughters, Mrs. Rob- ert (Norma) Anderson of Victor, Mrs. La Verne (Betty) Barnum of Big Moose. N.Y.; one son, Clarence of Fairport; two brothers, George and Robert of Fairport; three grandsons; several nieces and nephews. -Friends may call 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Emery Funeral Home. Fair- port, where services will be neld Sunday at 2:30 p.m.. Rev. Laurence L. Gruman officiating. Interment in Pittsford Ceme- tery. | BULMAN, Byron J (I188296)
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| 23530 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/22/1933 BUCHNER John H Beachner of Parma N Y aged 71 years Monday, March 30. 1933_ at the home of his daughter 1248 Genesee Park Blvd He is survived by one son, George J. Beachner of Webster. N. Y . and two daughters Mrs Florence B. Barr and Mrs Julia B Evans; five grandchildren and one brother, William Beachner of Buf falo, N Y. -Funeral Friday, private Interment at West Webster Cemetery | BEACHNER, John (I129186)
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| 23531 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/23/1930 George G. Alt, f o r m e r p o l i c e m a n, died y e s t e r d a y , a g e d 87 y e a r s . He was a p p o i n t e d to the, R o c h e s t er P o l i c e D e p a r t m e n t o n April 18, 1900, and retired Sept. 3, 1926. He leaves his wife, E d i t h Bradford Alt . t w o d a u g h t e r s . Mrs. Henry Chatfield and Mrs. C h a r l es H o f f m a n : t w o s o ns, R a y m o n d and Irving Alt; a sister, Mrs C h arles S t e p h a n y, and a brother. C h a r l es Alt. He was a member of the Locust Club. Funeral services will be c o n d u c t e d T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n at 1103 Main s t r e e t East. b u r i a l will be m a d e Mount H o p e C e m e t e r y. | ALT, George G (I114835)
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| 23532 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/6/1956 BUELTE-Mary M. Dries Buelte. aged 60 years, suddenly, Friday, March 2, 1936, at her home, 4610 Lyell Road. She is survived by her husband, Elmer L. Buelte; one son, Bernard Buelte; three daughters, Mrs. Robert- (Dorothy) Cas- sidy, Mrs. William (Patricia) Cassidy of this city, Mrs. Alan (Mary) Bushman of Spencerport, N.Y.; five grandsons; four sisters, Mrs. Clara Kohlmeier. Mrs. Frank Myers. Mrs. Dorothy Neitzie, Mrs. Peter Van deWeghe; six brothers, John, Stanley, Herman, Samuel, Raymond and Albert Dries. -Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. at Haubner & Stallknecht Funeral Home, 828 Jay Street. Funeral Wednes- day morning at 8:30 o'clock and 9 o'clock at St. John's Evangelist Church, Spencer- port, N.Y. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, | DRIES, Mary M (I185298)
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| 23533 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 3/9/2969 GIGLIO-CLETUS Mr. and Mrs. Cletus J. Buelte of Holley announce the marriage of their daughter, Patricia to Michael Giglio of Rochester on Feb. 28. | Family: GIGLIO, Michael / BUELTE, Patricia A (F68022)
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| 23534 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 4/18/1924 RATTON-In this city, on Wednesday. April 16, 1924. Charlotte M.. widow of Albert Rayton She Is survived by one son. Leslie J . and one daughter. Verata E Rayton also her mother. Mrs. John Heffer three, brothers, Albert J., Charles B. Bridgeman. of Sanborn. N Y , and Adelbert B. Bridgeman. of Rochester, sad one slater, Mrs. Nellie Weatherbee, of 'his city Funeral from the chapel of Ingmlre & Thompson Company. No. 137 Chestnut street, corner of Court street. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Irondequoit cemetery. | BRIDGEMAN, Charlotte M (I171443)
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| 23535 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 4/23/1932 Lockport. Apr. 23-Dorothy Tatu, 4-year-old daughter or Mrs. Emma Tatu of Olcott, 12 miles north of here, was killed Instantly at 2 o'clock this afternoon whan struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Pearl Sampson of Olcott while crossing a street In the lakeside village. The child had just purchased a package of cookies from a bakery wagon and was running with the cookies clutched tightly in her hand when struck. Dr. F. T. Car mer, coroner, learned. Mrs Sampson claimed the child ran directly is front of her car. Tha coroner will conduct an inquest at his office Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. B e s i d e s her mother, the child leaves her grandparents Mr. and Mra. John Tatu of Olcott. | TATU, Dorothy (I111317)
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| 23536 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 4/7/1933 Henry G Amish. real estate man. died at his home. 35 Evangeline Street, yesterday morning, after a heart attack suffered Wednesday evening. Hs was 57. Mr. Amish was born in Ogden. Apr. 12, 1875. and had lived in Rochester 30 years. For the last 12 years he had been in the real estate business. Before that he was a commercial traveler. He leaves his wife. Mrs. Helena M Amish: two brothers, Lewis of Brockport and George of Rochester. and a sister. Mrs. William Ballard of Spencerport. He was a member of Germania Lodge, F & A M, Roch- ester Commantory, Damacus Temple and Rochester Mutual Benefit Asso- ciation. He also was a member and past president of the United Commer- cial Travelers Association. Funeral services will be conducted at his home Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Pleas- sant Hill Cemetery, Ogden. | AMISH, Henry G (I115507)
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| 23537 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 5/1/1964 BATAVIA-Albert Buckman 74, of the Dodgson Road, died Thursday (April 30, 1964) after suffering a heart attack at his home. Born in Darien Dec. 15, 1889, Mr. Buckman was the son of Fred and Augusta Wanneke Buckman. He had resided on the Dodgson Road 53 years and had been engaged in farming. He was a member of the Holy Name of Mary Church in East Pembroke and North Darien Grange 405. On Feb. 23 1909, he married Theresa Sta- pell, who survives. Also surviving are three sons, Charles of Batavia, Harold of Stafford and Norman of Hone- oye Falls; a daughter, Mrs. Norene Ayraut of Alden; a brother, George of Corfu; three sisters, Mrs.. Augusta Hardie and Mrs. Ellen Seltz of Buf- falo and Mrs. Edna Schell of Michigan; four grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. The C. B. Beach Funeral Home in Corfu is completing service arrangements. | BUCKMAN, Albert L (I183077)
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| 23538 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 5/7/1916 Shortsville, May 7.-The funeral of George Poyneer. who died suddenly in New York. N. Y., at noon on Saturday, will be held from the Shortsville Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The pastor, the Rev. Donald H. MacKenaie, will officiate, and interment will follow in Brookside cemetery. Shortsvile. Mr. Poyneer was born ia Palmyra forty-three years ago. and during his boyhood was a frequent visitor to this Village, his aunt being the late Mrs. Clara Van de Carr, of Shortsville. Twenty years ago he was married to Miss Jennie Alliger, of Elmira, and for the past ten years they have made their home in Buffalo. Mr. Poyneer was a traveling salesman. He leaves his wife, one son. Robert, and one daughter, Louise, all of Buffalo. | POYNEER, George H (I114414)
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| 23539 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 6/11/1937 MISS Gertrude Benwitz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Benwitz of Winterroth Street, and Donald C. Markham of Syracuse were united in marriage Saturday afternoon in the parlors of Salem Lutheran Church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Paul Schroeder. The bride wore a gown of white silk organza and a shoulder length veil, and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and lilies. Miss Lorraine Benwitz was her sister's only attendant, and was gowned in blue silk organza. She wore a pink halo in her hair and carried pink roses and blue snap- dragons. Clarence Nather Jr. was best man for Mr Markham. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Roosevelt. Out of town guests attending in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mark- ham, Miss Katherine Markham, Miss Alice Markham, Owen Mc- Manus, Dean Smith, Peter Keis- gans, Roy Wahl and Clair Mark- ham of Syracuse and Harry Hutch- ison of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Markham are mak- ing their home in Syracuse. | Family: MARKHAM, Donald C / BENWITZ, Gertrude A (F49805)
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| 23540 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 6/30/1896 -Bertha K., daughter of Mary Ann and the late John Bletzer, died Sunday afternoon at her home, No. 250 Maple 'street* aged 18 years. | BLETZER, Bertha (I150737)
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| 23541 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 6/4/1938 ALT-At her home, 118 North View Terr. Mrs. Kathenne Alt, widow, of the late Charles Alt. She Is survived by one daughter, Miss Florence K. Alt; one son, Arthur C. Alt; two grandchildren, Ferne and Doris Alt; one brother, Anthony Byers. The body is resting at L. Schauman's Sons, 809 Clinton Ave. N., where services - will be held on Monday at 3 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Frederick Knubel will officiate. Interment st Mt. Hope Cemetery. | BYERS, Catherine (I114848)
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| 23542 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 7/10/1934 Knowlesville July 8- Funeral services for John W Breitsman, 67. who died in His home here yesterday will be in the home at 3:30 p. m tomorrow with burial in West Ridgeway Cemetery. Surviving are hie widow Nellie, of Knowlesville a son, Willis. Medina. a daughter Mrs. G M Chap- man, Alston. Ohio. a brother, Emory, Medina, and a sister, Mrs. Edward Worden, Milburn, N. J | BREITSMAN, John W (I169339)
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| 23543 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 7/12/1936 BUELTE- Entered into rest. Satur- day morning, July 11. 1936 Mary A. Buelte in St Marys Hospital She is survived by , three sons,, Arthur E , Elmer L. and Cletus J.: two daughters. Mary A. Buelte and Mrs. Franklyn R. Earle; three; brothers. Louis. George and Joseph Frankenberger: one aunt. Agatha Luther: also three grandchildren. -The remains are resting at the funeral home of Anthony J. Ryan's Son. 4 West Ave., from' where the services will be held Tuesday morning at 9:30 and 10:00 o'clock; from St. Peter's and Paul's Church Interment at Holy Sepul- chre Cemetery | FRANKENBERGER, Mary A (I185263)
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| 23544 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 7/19/1958 BUCKNER-Fay Buckner of 1239 Emerson St., July 18, 1958. He is survived, by his wife, Ethel: five sons, George, Edward, Albert, Fay and Gordon Buckner; one sister, Mrs. Laura Warne of Oswego. N.Y.; two brothers. Albert of Detroit and Ray of Rochester, N.Y.; 10 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. . Friends may call at the Lewis & Holly Funeral Home, 151 Genesee St.. 2-5 and 7-9 o'clock. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. Intement, Riverside Cemetery. | BUCKNER, Fay (I183241)
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| 23545 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 7/20/1947 The marriage of Miss Charlotte Blanche Boniface, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Boniface of University Avenue, to Robert Charles Dengler, former student at Colorado State College and son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Charles Dengler of Quentin Road, waa solemnized in Christ Episcopal Church on July 10. The Rev. Ernest K. Nicholson, pastor of All Saints Church, received the vows in a setting of gladioli, lilies, palms and lighted candelabra. The bride wore a princess-style gown of white satin fashioned with a sweetheart neckline and a circular train. A seed pearl tiara held her fingertip veil of French illusion and she carried a white satin muff covered with white orchids and stephanotis. Mrs. Robert Harris ofv East Rochester, matron of honor, wore orchid chiffon and carried a matching muff covered with yellow pansles. The bride's nieces, Susan Huff and Karen Boniface, were flower girls. They wore white net and carried small muffs topped with purple pansies. Alger Ray Stever Jr. was best man and the ushers were Wayne H. Boniface, John H. Boniface, Jack Phillips and Richard Copeland of Buffalo. . The bridegroom served 4 years With the Air Forces. | Family: DENGLER, Robert Charles / BONIFACE, Charlotte Blanche (F56519)
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| 23546 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 7/25/1924 WILLIAM VOLSCHOW Lockport, July 24. William Volschow, 57 years old, died yesterday at his home. No. 359 Niagara street, after a week's illness. Surviving, besides his wife, Harttie, are one son, Herbert, his mother, Mary: five brothers and seven sisters, Theo- dore and Fred, of Olcott; Joseph and Louis of Lockport and John of Barker, Mrs. Lena Krueger, Mrs. Minnie Lawton, and Mrs. Rose Reachkoff, of Ol- c o t t ; Mr. Ann Geiger and Mrs. Emma Mathers, of Middlepnrt ; Mrs. Reka Gillmaster, of Medina, and Mrs. Mary Israel, of Wilson Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Trinity Lutheran church. Burial will be made in Cold Springs cemetery. | VOLSCHOW, William (I86702)
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| 23547 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 8/19/1933 Hornell. Aug . 19-Mrs. Anna Bossard, 45 of Crittenden, died today at the Bethesda Hospital. She was a member of Park Methodist Episcopal Church here and a lifelong resident of this vicinity. Surviving are her husband. Fred Bossard; five children, Hariett, William, Marian, Merlin and Ken- neth, all at home, and a sister, Mrs. Buare Gulliver, Babylon, L.I. | Anna B (I158911)
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| 23548 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 8/24/1963 BATAVIA - Frank Buckman, 71, of the Telephone Road, Bethany Center, died Thursday night (Aug. 22, 1963) in Gene- see Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Mr. Buckman was born in Crittenden Sept. 26,, 1891. He had resided in the Batavia area for 30 years an retired three years ago after beingnight watchman for the Walls Bean & Grain Co. He was a member of the Bethany Center Fire Department. Surviving are his wiow, the former Dora Moltrup; a daugh- ter, Mrs.. Paul Moltrup of Mor- ganville; a foster daughter,, Mrs. David Hiscutt of East Bethany; two brothers, George of Corfu and Albert ofo North Alexander; four sisters, Mrs. Joseh Shell in Michigan, Mrs.. Augusta Harie and Mrs.. Ellen Feltz of Buffalo and Mrs. Ross Ander- sn of Corfu,, and three grand- children. The service will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the H. Leonard Mc- Andrew Funeral Home here. Burial will be in Evergreen Hill Cemetery, Corfu. | BUCKMAN, Frank (I183098)
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| 23549 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 9/11/1928 BLETZER -Catherine M. Bletzer aged 48 years, wife of Joseph A Bletzer, died Monday Sept 10 1928, at Strong Memorial Hospital. She is survived by three daugh- ters, Mrs. Albert Keller and the Misses Marion C. and Loretta H. Bletzer; three sons, Armond J., Joseph E., Jr., and Edward A. Blet- zer; an aunt, Mrs. Agatha Luther; three sisters, Mrs. Bernard J. Buel- te, Mrs. John mcDonald and Mrs. Charles Hasenauer; four brothers, Louis, George and Joseph Frank- enberger of Rochester and Freder- ick Frankenberger of Milqaukee. Funeral services will be held Friday morning, Sept. 14, at 8:30 o'clock from the home, 186 Arbor- dale Avenue, and at 9 o'clock at St. John the Evangelist church. Interment will be made on the family lot at Holy Sepulcher Ceme- tery. | FRANKENBERGER, Catherine M (I150744)
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| 23550 | Rochester NY Democrat Chronicle - 9/19/1938 MRS. CHARLES G. BAKER Medina-Following a long period of ill health and an operation Thursday in Medina Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Mary M. Baker, 48, died Saturday in the hospital. Mrs. Baker was the wife of Charles G. Baker, 1109 S. Main St. Born in the Town of Barre, she was married in 1912. She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Church here and was active In church affairs. Surviving besides her husband are a son. Carl, and a daughter, Mrs. Fred E Freeman both at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Benz, of Shelby Center, and one brother, George H. Benz of Medina. | BENZ, Mary M (I121188)
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