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| 26851 | Utica NY Daily Press SAUQUOIT - Carey Douglas Ivancic, infant son of John and Ruth Alton Ivancic, 9437 Paris Hill Road, died Tuesday in St. Luke's-Memorial Hospital Center where he was born Monday. Besides his parents and a twin brother. Craig, he leaves three other brothers. Michael. RicHard and John, all at home. The funeral was yesterday from the J. Donald Smith Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery, Newport. | IVANCIC, Carey Douglas (I115167)
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| 26852 | Utica NY Daily Press Sylvan Beach - Harry G. Angel, 65, brother of Mrs. J. A. Murphy and Mrs. Margaret Rich- ardson and Mrs. J. A. Murphy, Oneida, died Feb 5, 1954 in Onei- da City Hospital after a two weeks illness. He was born Oct 25. 1888, In Oneida son of George and Eliza- beth Bishoff Angel, Oneida. Mr Angel was employed by the New York Central Railroad for 48 years and was a gate tender at the time he was taken ill. He was a member of the Railroad Maintenance Worken Union and of St John's Episcopal Church. He was employed on the Barge Canal at one time. Mr. Angel married the former Rebecca Mickle at the Presbyterian Manse in 1913. Surviving besides his wife and parents are a brother, Frank Angel, Syracuse, a former resident of Oneida, the two slsters, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be from the home of his parents, 240 Liberty St., at 2 today. The Rev. Roswell Williams, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. | ANGEL, Harry G (I87568)
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| 26853 | Utica NY Daily Press WEST LEYDEN -- Mrs. Mary Kotary Beha, 84, widow of John Beha, died May 3, 1954 in sun- set Nursing Hospital, Constable- ville. She had been in ill health for the past year and seriously ill for one week. She was born near Weat Ley- den, March 14, 1870, daughter of Joseph and Adeline Seelman Kotary. She spent nearly all her life at West Leyden and attended local schools.. She also attended St. Michael's Sisters School at Mohawk Hill. She was married to John Beha on October 1, 1888, at St. Mi- chael's Church, Mohawk Hill, by the Rev. Joseph Welant. The couple purchased the Beha home- stead farm near West Leyden and lived there until 1920. In 1923, they purchased their home in West Leyden village where they had sines lived. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 1, 1938. A High Mass was celebrated by the Rev. B. A. O'Connell at S t Mary's Church, West Leyden. On October 1, 1948, the couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home here. Mr. Beha died Feb. 8, 1952 Mrs. Beha was a communicant of St. Mary's Church, West Ley den, and a member of its Altar- Rosary Society. She was a gold star member of West Leyden Grange 620. She had held every office in th£ grange excepting master. Surviving are five sons. Ambrose L. Beha, Watervule; Henry F. Beha, Columbus, Ohio; James a. Beha, Mohawk, superintend- ent of Frankfort schools; Ray- mond G. and William J. Beha both of West Leyden; one adopt- ed daughter, Mrs. Theresa Na- bors, Seattle, Wash.; 19 grand- chidren, 35 great-grandchildren; one brother, Benjamin Kotary, Boonville; several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 9:15 Thursday from the Trainor Fu- neral Home, Boonville, and at 10 from St. Mary's Church, West Leyden, where a requiem high Mass will be celebrated by the Rev. Aloysius Isele. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, West Leyden. | KOTARY, Mary (I131845)
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| 26854 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/6/1937 ANTHONY A LINCK Constableville - Anthony A. linck. 10, died in his h%me on _Wast Road, two miles from here. ~>eeterday after a 10-day lltoeae of pneumonia-,. ^ - Me. waa born m WesfYtfrHTTaon of the late Isidore/aad~ Frances Dorse Linck. Me married CTara J. Hehwenk Jsn. 21, 1107. at Kt. Michael's Church. Mohawk Hill, the Rev. Joseph Wleand. officisting. Mr. Linck v w a farmer and had resided IS years in the houee where be died.- Fer three .years.be. made cheese st his home. He spent his entire life In th* vicinity of Constableville. Mr. Linck was a -member of St. Mary**"Church, Con-^ tableville. -leavee Mas. Uaek. two dsiaghters, Mra. Wlnaton Hoage. Boon- iHe. and Miss lsabeUs Linck. at ti TI, two sons, ElaifX *nd Harold. at borne; a grandson. Carl Hoage BooaetUat- four ststere. Mna Edward Hamlin, and Mies Mathilda -T,ifw*b ITtU-a Mra. Paul llsthia and Mise Caroline Linck. Hempatead, L I.; five brothers, William. Talcottville, Benjamin. Utica, Alexander and Peter." Mohawk Hill. Joseph.-Duluth» Minn.; two half- i - . w ^ire M»ry Domsef and Mrs. Anthony Schaw, lowville, and a half-brother, Leidore Linck, Michi- gan The funeral will be held at It:SO Fridar-at Bt. MaryTTChuech.^onatablevtUe. and interment will be at St Mlehael'a Cemetery. Mohawk Hill. The Rev. Joseph P. Hesiin will officiate | LINCK, Anthony A (I5830)
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| 26855 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/10/1978 Mr Edward H Baye. 73. of 5721 Walker Rd . Utica. died Sunday, January 8. 1978 at Faxton Hospital after a short illness He was born in Lockport. NY. August 23. 1904 son of Edward and Cora Baye He married Pearl Goff. October 20,1925 in Lockport.He has .resided in the Utica area since 1941 Mr Baye was an active member of Christ Community Church, Utica He was employed for 39 years for the Richfield Oil Company, and was superintendent of the Richfield Terminal in Utica. retiring in 1969 Besides his wife, he is survived by four sisters. Mrs Frank (.Gladys) Sieler of Lockport. Mrs Kenneth (Murtle) Bixler of Lockport, Mrs Harry (Edith) Stinerof Lockport. Mrs Robert (Mildred) Welch of Texas, one brother. Mr Elmer Workman of Lockport The funeral will be Wednesday evening at 7 30 from the Wells & 'Lloyd Funeral Home. 100 Main Street. Whitesboro. with the Rev Robert Peterson. Pastor of the Christ Community Church, officiating Burial will be in W rights Corners Cemetery. Wrights Corners. NY Calling hours are Tuesday 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4 In lieu of flowers, friends so desiring may make contributions to the Christ Community Church Memorial or Flower Fund in Mr Baye's memory | BAYE, Edward H (I148277)
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| 26856 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/17/1985 WHITESBORO-POLAND - Miss Michele S. Alton, 25, of 159 Main Street, Whitesboro and formerly of Poland, died unexpectedly January 15, 1985 at her residence. Michele was born November 17.1959 in Utica. the daughter of Kathleen Schroeder Alton and the late Reuben Alton. Jr. She graduated from Poland Central School in 1977 and attended Wells College. Michele later attended St. Elizabeth's School of Nursing and was employed at the Junior Junction Nursery School. Utica. She was a member of St. John's Church of Newport. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Kathleen Alton of Poland: one sister, Lisa Coe of Poland; one brother, Gavin, stationed with the U.S. Army in Germany; her maternal grandmother. Mrs. Kathryn Schroeder oiPoland; her paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Alton. Sr. of Poland: two nephews and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends are invited to attend her Funeral Mass on Friday at 10 a.m. at St. John's Church, Newport. Spring interment will take place in the Pine Grove Cemetery, Poland. There are no calling hours. Memorials may be made to K.V.A.C. Arrangements are with the Autenrith Funeral Home. Newport. | ALTON, Michele S (I115059)
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| 26857 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/2/1939 VEITEL-SCHWENK OneidaInvited to remain after the morhing worship to witness the marriage of the daughter of the pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Church. Oneida, and a Leroy businessman. more than 300 parishioners formed the audience at the wedding of Miss Ruth Elisabeth Schwenk And Carl H Veitel at noon Sunday. The Reverend Frederick W. Schwenk performed the ceremony. Donald O. Schwenk. a brother, gave his sister in marriage. Miss Nettie Wiggins played the wedding marches. In the wedding- party were Mrs. Edna Rabensteln. Buffalo, matron of honor Miss Jenny Veltel and Miss Arvilla R. Weller, both of LeRoy. , bridesmaids: Marie Veltel LeRoy. flower girl; Kenneth Flint, Leroy.. best man; Delbert Ellison. LeRoy, and Gordon L. Schwenk, Oneida, another brother of the bride., ushers. | Family: VEITEL, Carl H / SCHWENK, Ruth Elizabeth (F635)
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| 26858 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/21/1976 Benedict A. (Benny) Brindisi, 65, of 719 South S t . owner of Ben's Restaurant at South Street and Webster Avenue until 1965, was pronounced dead on arrival Monday in St. Luke's-Memori al HospitaLCenter. Morgan Jones, coroner, attributed death to natural causes. Mr. Brindisi had most recently been employed as a fork lift operator for the Bossert Manufacturing Co.. retiring in November. He was born in Utica and attended ocal schools. He married Theresa Musa in 1940. Besides his wife and his mother. Mrs. Fred (Josephine) Brindisi, he leaves a son, Anthony Brindisi; two daughters, Mrs. Richard (Josephine) BiaJek and Miss Shirley Brindisi, three brothers, Rosario, Salvatore and Anthony Brindisi and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph (Theresa) Troper and Mrs. Richard (Rose) Clair, all of Utica. The funeral .will be at 8:30 Friday from the Matt Funeral Home and at 9 from St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church, where a Mass of christian burial will be offered. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today and tomorrow. | BRINDISI, Benedict A (I172775)
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| 26859 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/21/1978 Mrs Lucy Brindisi, 48, of 313 N. Oscar St died Thursday, January 19, 1978 in St Lukes Memorial Hospital after a long illness She was bom in Utica. the daughter of the late Nicole and Tomasina Ciufo Donatello She was educated in local schools, and in 1965. she married Rosario (Russ) Brindisi in Vermont She was a communicant of St Anthony of Padua Church and- a member of the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Utica. Besides her husband Russ, she leaves one daughter Miss Lynn at home; three" broth - ers, .MichaeJ Dona- tello of Utica, John Donatello. Tampa. Fla . James Donatello. Frankfort, NY : three sisters. Mrs Mary Cote, Mrs Louis(Angeline) Polite Mrs. Kenneth (Frances) Tanner, all of Utica Also surviving are several nieces and nephews' The funeral will be held Monday at 8:30 a.m from the Matt Funeral Home. and at 9:00 a.m. in St. Anthony of Padua Church, where a mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Entombment will take place in Resurrection Chapel Mausoleum Friends may call Saturday 4 Sunday 2 to 4 and from 7 until 9 at the Matt Funeral Home, 700 Rutger St at Mohawk Sts. | DONATELLO, Lucy (I172795)
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| 26860 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/25/1969 Mrs. Lillian Benjamin, 71, of 18 Town and Country Court, widow of Irving Benjamin, died Jan. 24. 1969 in St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born in Utica. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Barber. She was married to Mr. Benjamin in 1917 in New York City He died in 1062. She leaves a brother, Walter E-Barber. Utica. Funeral services will be at 11 Monday from the Calvary Epis copal Church. Burial will be in Temple Emanuel Cemetery New Hartford. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow at the Friedel Funer al Home, Court and York Streets. Arrangements are' being made by Birnbaum Funeral Service. | BARBER, Lillian M (I123963)
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| 26861 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/27/1977 Albert M Behm. 62. of 5 Green Acres, a retired electrician with Niagara Mohawk Power Corp . died Wednesday at Faxton Hospital after a brief illness He was born in Niagara Falls, and attended local schools. In 1936 he married Lucille Leonard. She died in 1967 He then married Aleda Galley in 1969 He retired from Niagara Mohawk after many years in 1974 Mr. Behm was a member of Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Liberty Lodge 959, F&AM, past president of the Town of Schuyler Republican Club, a member of the Utica Auxiliary, and an instructor for the American Red Cross. Besides his wife, he leaves his mother, Mrs Edith Behm of Niagara Falls; three daughters. Mrs Lyle Saun dra) Shaver, of Kent, Wash . Mrs Joseph (Paula) Izzo. of Syracuse. and Miss Delores Behm. of Potsdam; two sisters.Mrs Thomas (Lillian) Delaney, Niagara Falls, and Mrs Henry (Geraldine) Schullz. of North Tonawanda The funeral will be at 11 tomorrow from the Williams Funeral Home with burial Monday at Niagara Falls Memorial Park Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to today. | BEHM, Albert M (I132177)
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| 26862 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/31/1967 MRS. MAUDE HAMBLIN NEWPORT-Mrs. Maude L. Hamblin. 81, a resident of Newport for the past 54 years, died yesterday in her home on Mechanic Street. She was born in Gray. Her first husband, Charles Wesley Grower, died in 1917. She was married to Fred Hamblin in 1924 in Newport. He died last year. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Fauvelle, and a son, Millard Grower, both of New- port. The funeral will be at 2 to- morrow from the Autenrith Fu- neral Home, Newport with the Rev. Russell Little, Methodist pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Gray Cemetery next spring. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today. | DYGERT, Lena Maude (I33452)
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| 26863 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/7/1960 Rome-Mrs. Nina M. Bow- man. 71, of 108 W. Fox St.. died Tuesday in Rome Hos- pital after a short illness She was born May 25. 1888. in North Bay, daughter of Atwell and Mary Ann Flana- gan Annis. She was married april 1, 1906, in Mcconnells- ville to Guy W. Bowman, who survives. She had lived in Rome since 1907. Mrs. Bowman was a mem- ber of the Skillin Relief Corps, the Auxiliary of the Lake Delta Fire Department, and of the Progressive Associstion of Lake Delta. She leaves her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Nevin- ger; a son, Alexander a. Bow- man, and a sister, Mrs. Elma g. Hemingway, all of Rome; three grandchildren; a great grandchild. The funeral will be at 2 Saturday from the Griffin & Aldridge Funeral Home, 209 N. Washington St. Burial will be in Wright Settlement Cemetery. Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. | ANNIS, Nina M (I117444)
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| 26864 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/7/1976 HERKIMER - The superintendent of schools in Herkimer from 1959 to 1972 Arnold B Copping, died yesterday in Utica. Copping, 66, of 724 Garden Lane, was stricken at the S & M Electric Center a 242 Genesee St and was dead on arrival at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Dr. Charles Brady, coroner, said death was due to natural causes Mr Copping was born in Kendall, son of John H. and Lillian Bowen Copping He married Ethelyn Bovee in 1940 He was veteran of World War II and served as a naval lieutenant in Europe and off the Coast of North Africa He was active in Rotary since 1949 the Herkimer Masonic Lodge, the Re formed Church and was vice presiden of its Consistory He also served as ; deacon and elder of the church He leaves his wife and a son. Robert of Oxford. Conn . two sisters. Mrs Ruth Strait of Albany and Mrs Ernest (Edith) Roach of San Clemente. Calif Funeral arrangements by the Fenne Funeral Home are incomplete. | COPPING, Arnold B (I160380)
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| 26865 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/8/1969 Joseph Cittadino, 50, of 702 S.E. First St., Boynton Beach, Fla, formerly of Utica, died Jan 6 in Florida. He was born in Utica. son of Peter and Mary Cittadino, He was a U.S. Navy veteran during World War II. He married Carmella Talerico several years ago. He was employed by the Giace Packing Co., Del Ray Fla.. and a member of the Boynton Beach Lions Club. Besides his wife he leaves his mother, Mrs: Mary Cittadino, Seneca Turnpike, Clinton; two daughters, Mrs. Salvatone (Mary Rose) Scalzo and Mrs. LeRoy (Joann) MoMahon all oi Boynton Beach; a brother. John Cittadino, Utica. and a sister, Mrs. H e r m a n (Carmella) Hertler Fla. , The funeral will be tomorrow from the Scoboey Funeral Home, and from St Mark's Church, Boynton Beach. | CITTADINO, Joseph (I80335)
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| 26866 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1/8/1971 SALISBURY CENTER - Miss Minnie A. .Wiseman 92, died Wednesday in Herkimer Memorial Hospital. Before entering the hospital Dec. 31, 1970, she had resided at the Middleville Rest Home. Miss Wiseman was born in Onondaga County. In 1897, she moved to Newfane where she was employed at the Lockport Felt Co. She moved to Salisbury Center in 1951. Miss Wiseman was a member of the United Methodist Church of Salisbury Center and a charter member of the church's WSCS. She was a former member of the OES and the DAR of Newfane. She leaves a sister, Mrs. Flora Grassel of Salisbury Center and a step-sister, Mrs. Jessie Wiseman of Lockport. The funeral will be at 2 Saturday from the Kenneth M. Drier Funeral Home, Dolgeville, with burial in Salisbury Center Rural Cemetery this spring. Calling hours are Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday until time of services. | WISEMAN, Minnie A (I95882)
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| 26867 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/18/1969 ROME - Mrs. Daisy Grower, 83, of South Street, Lee Center, wife of Millard Grower, died Thursday in Rome Hospital. She was born in Delta, daughter, of Eldred and Elisa Moore Adams. She was married to Mr. Grower in Delta in 1904. She lived in Lee Center most of her life. Mrs. Grower was a member of the Lee Center United Methodist Church. Besides her husband she leaves a son, Edward R. Grower, Rome. The funeral will be at 10 today from the Griffin and Aldrige Funeral Home. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Stokes. | ADAMS, Daisy (I33422)
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| 26868 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/20/1947 Frankfort- Frank Reina. 46. 113 Orchard St. died yesterday in Ilion Hospital after a short illness. He was born Nov. 2, 1900, in Italy, the son of Angelo and Mam- mie Reina. He came to this coun- try in 1912 and has resided in Frankfort ever since. He had been employed by the Union Han- dle Company for many years. He was married Oct. 20, 1923 to Sophie Bono. Tday was to have been his 24th wedding anniversary. He is survived by his wife, one daugher, Mrs. Mammie Lilie, Frankfort; four sons, Angelo, Sam, Frank and Julie, all of Frankfort; one brother, Thomas,, Utica, and three sisters, Mrs. Rose Puleo and Mrs. Marion Nicollette, both of Frankfort, and Mrs. Jennie Lodato, Chicago. He was a member of the New Frankfort Italian Society and St Mary's Church. Funeral arrangements are in- complete. | REINA, Frank (I156817)
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| 26869 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/22/1917 Herkimer. Oct 22.-William H Barber passed away last night at his residence in East German street, following an i l l n e s s of several months. He was 52 years old and had resided in Herkimer for several years and had employment at the Remington works In llion. He was a member of the Down-and-Out Club and also of Gen. Nicholas Herkimer Council, O. E. A M , and had a wide circle of friends and acquaintances who sill regret his death He is survived by his widow and by two sons, William Barber of Utica and Leo Barber, who went away with Company M of Mohawk and is now at Camp Wadsworth, S. C. | BARBER, William H (I123967)
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| 26870 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/23/1939 Oneida-Mrs. Ola Campbell. 52, wife of E E. Campbell, Oneida auto dealer and formerly Sylvan Beach postmaster, died Oct 22. 1939, at the-City Hospital,, where she was taken in the municipal ambulance Friday. The family formerly, lived at North Bay. | ANNIS, Ola (I117418)
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| 26871 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/29/1984 ILION - Robert E. Sorenson. 56. of Box 600 Avery Rd.. passed away October 27.1984 in Mohawk Valley General Hospital. He was born April 20.1928 in Frankfort, son of Martin and Adeline Elthorpe Sorenson. He was married to the former Audrey Slocum. November 9, 1949 in Ilion. He was educated in Ilion schools and was a lineman for the New- York Telephone Company, retiring this year. He was a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guards. He was a member of the Ilion Lodge 591F & AM, the Ilion Moose Lodge 1010, and the Telephone Pioneers. Mr. Sorenson was a member of St. Augustine's Episcopal Church. He is survived by his mother Adeline of Ilion; his wife. Audrey; two sons and a daughter-in-law, Robert and Jackie Sorenson of Ilion and Thomas Sorenson of Texas; one daughter. Mrs. Michael (Deborah) Eramo of Ilion; two brothers. John of Mohawk and James of Ilion; two grandchildren, Kelly & Michael Eramo. Services will be held from the Whiter- Hendrix Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. George B. Greene officiating. Interment in Armory Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9. | SORENSON, Robert E (I109822)
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| 26872 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10/9/1973 MIAMI, Fla - Herman Hettlei. 62. of 14045 N.E. 8th Ave., formerly of.Utica. died yesterday in the Veterans Hospital. Miami. He was born in Germany and came to the U.S. and Utica as a child. He attended Utica schools. He married Carmella Cittadino in 1946 in Utica. Mr. Hertler was a self employed painter in. Llicafor 17 years and later in Miami. He moved to Miami in 1956. Besides his wife he leaves two sons Robert and Peter, both of Miami; a brother. Leo. Miami. : The funeral will be Thursday from the Bennett and Ulm- Funeral Home, Miami Burial wiH be in Miami. Local arrangements are by the Friedel Funeral Home. | HERTLER, Herman (I80339)
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| 26873 | Utica NY Daily Press - 10n/28/1939 Miss Evelyn Brado, St. Johns- ville, died yesterday of injuries re- ceived in an automobile accident at South St. Johnsville a few hours after a New Berlin woman had been killed in a crash near Morris. Mrs.. Leo Van Deusen, 39, New Berlin, died of a fractured skull after the car she was driving skidded and struck a tree near Morris Thursday. Her six-months- old child also in the car,, escaped with bruises. Miss Brado, 16, St,, Johnsville High School senior,, died at 8 a.m. Friday, in th Little Falls Hos- pital of a fractured skull and other inuries suffered when the car in which she was a passenger struck a tailroad embankment at South St. Johnsville at midnight. Three Injured Three others were hurt in the crash. Stanley Kosenowski, Steele St., Herkimer, driver, is in the hos- pital suffering from a triple frac- ture of the jaw and bruises and lacerations. His condition was de- scribed as "good" today. Frank Waskowski, 329 King, Herkimer, suffered a severe lacera- tion of the right ear and othr lac- erations and bruises. He re- mained at the hospital over night, and was discharged Friday. Alice Ambridge, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. elson Ambridge, E. Main St., St. Johnsville, fouth oc- cupan t of th e car , wa s treated by Dr. Raymon d Wytrwa l a t th e scen e of th e accident and a t his offic e for concussio n of th e brain, cuts and bruise s and shock . Sh e wa s take n home after treatment. After the death of Miss Brado, Dr. Wytrwal notified Dr. Howard Crosby, croner, of Fultonville, who began an investigation. Dr. Crosby said an inquest will be con- ducted later. Mrs.. Van Deusen's husband is employed at the Lindsey Poultry Farm, where the family lived. It was learned that Mrs. Van Deusen was enroute to Gilbertville. Miss Brado, daughter of William and Mabel Warren Brado, was born at Buffalo and the family had lived in St. Johnsville several years. She was actice in school clubs,, in- cluding the Glee Club and the Fu- ture Auto Drivers Club. She is survived by her parents, three brothers,, Edward, George and William Brado, and a sister, Hazel Brado. Visited Girl's Home Police Officer Vernon Flander of St.. Johnsville,, who made the pre- liminary investigation of theh acci- dent, said the occupants of the car had spent he evening at the home of one of the girls, and were enroute to Mindenville,, where Miss Brado's faher, William Brado, is an operator at Lock 16 on the Barge Canal. The car left the road near the West Shore Railroad crossing at South St. Johnsville, on the south side of the Mohawk River. Just across the railroad tracks, the road forks, the right branch being the Mindenville road and the left, the road to Fort Plain. The driver was quoted as saying that he was condused in the dene fog and that he turned to the right before reaching the fork. Dies Enroute Dr. Wytrwal administered emer- gency treatment. Miss Brado and Kosenowski and Waskowski were taken to Little Falls Hospital by ambulance. Mrs. Van Deusen died enroute to an Oneota hospital after her car struck a tree on the New Berlin- Morris Road. Dr. J. R. Clerk,, Morris, administered first aid, the said Mrs. Van Deusen suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Dr. Norman W. Getman, Oneonta, Otsego Cunty coroner, gave a ver- dict of accidental death. | BRADO, Evelyn M (I164657)
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| 26874 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/1 /1899 Oneida, Oct. 31.-Another pretty home wedding took place this evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mra Willis Angel on Lenox avenue, when their accomplished daughter, Miss Lottie, became the wife of Simeon J. Rlckerd. The bridesmaid was Miss Julia Northrup of Rome, and the best man was Earl Buyea of Cazenovla, a cousin of the groom. The houae was tastefully decorated and the ceremony was performed in the presence of a few invited friends by Rev. Charles C. Maxfield. They were the recipients of many costly and useful presents. Mr. Rlckerd is a popular young man and has for a number of years been employed as a clerk in Fred Polley'a Jewelry store. He has many friends who wish him and his bride a long, happy and prosperous life. Mr. and Mrs. Rlckerd left for a short honeymoon on the 9:14 train west, after which they will reside In this place. | Family: RICKERD, Simeon J / ANGEL, Lottie (F40940)
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| 26875 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/16/1962 Middleville - Mrs. Anna Boyce, of Summit St., a resident of this village for the past 15 years, died yesterday in Herkimer Memorial Hospital. She was born in Muskegan, Mich., daughter of Frank and Mary Hrab Hoina. She was married to Cecil Boyce in 1933. Mi. Boyce died in 1952. leaves two sons Frank and Edward, both of Middleville; her father, Little Falls and a sister, Lottie Aniol, Little Falls. The funeral will be at 1:30 tomorrow from the Autenrith Funeral Home, Newport, with he ReV. Ivan Greenfield, Newport Methodist pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery, Poland. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today at the funeral home. | HOINA, Anna (I162167)
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| 26876 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/2/1972 CASTELLANO - Entered into rest - Monday. Oct. 30, 1972, Theresa Mongono, of 1213 Mary St.. aged 74 years, beloved wife ef Cosmo Costellano, mother of .Frank and Michael S. Costellano; sister of Mrs James (Josephine) Abiusi, Luciono end Frank Mangone, grandmother of five. The funeral will be Thursdoy ot 9:30 from the Madonna Chapel of the Motl Funeral Home. 700 Rutger SI. and at 19 o.m rn St. Mary of Mt. Carmef Church. Burial in St. Agnes | MANGONE, Theresa (I111794)
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| 26877 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/22/1955 ILION - Gerald D. Wohler, 35, died Nov. 21, 1955 at his home, 51 W. River St., after a long ill- ness. He was born Feb. 19, 1920 in Fairfield, son of George and Nel- lie Grower Wohler. He married Helen Preston in Decatur on Apr. 2, 1942. A resident of Ilion for three years coming here from Norway. Mr. Wohler was employed as a stock clerk in the Chicago Pneu- matic. He was assistant scout- master of the Methodist Boy Scout Troop and a member of the Special Police. Besides his wife he leaves five daughters, Margery, Carol, Bar- bara, Janice and Karen; his father an dmother in Newport; two brothers, Kenneth, New- burgh, and Edward, Washington. The funeral will be at 2 Wed- nesday at the home with the Rev. Carlton Van Arnum, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Middleville Cemetery. | WOHLER, Gerald Douglas (I33490)
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| 26878 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/25/1938 Oneida - Thanksgiving Day meant another milestone in life for Mr. and Mrs. George R. Angel, 440 Liberty St., who were married 51 years ago. Friends and rela- tives called to extend congratula- tions and there was a dinner for the family. Mr. Angel worked for the New York Central Railroad 45 years, 23 of which was in his home city. he retired last year on pension, the first local railroad man to leave under federal pension. | Family: ANGEL, George R / BISCHOFF, Elizabeth D (F40922)
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| 26879 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/7/1974 BRADENTON, Fla. - Robert 'J. Havens, 73, of 507 Boliva Blvd., formerly of Utica and' Poland, died Oct. 29 in a- Bradenton hospital, i He was born in Buffalo and attended Utica schools. Mr.' Havens was a_ carpenter for several Utica area construction companies. He was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church,' Ziyara Temple Scottish Rite Masons and Liberty Lodge F'&'AM. He leaves his wife. Pansy Havens; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Ann Dano, Syracuse; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Ruth Stafford, Bradenton; three sons, Robert J. Havens Jr., Evans Mills: Frank and Richard, Poland; a sister, Mrs. Mildred Eck, St. Petersburg. The funeral was held* in Bradenton followed, by cremation | HAVENS, Robert J (I74752)
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| 26880 | Utica NY Daily Press - 11/9/1905 Newport. Nov. 9.—Russell Pierce died very suddenly at his home in ttiis village last night about 11 O'clock, He was about the village as usual until about 9 o'clock, when he went home and rested. Being troubled for breath he arose and dressed Then a doctor was called, but he survived only about 15 minutes after the physician's arrival. Mr. Pierce had been ailing for about two weeks, but had been able to be about. An attack of pneumonia, and heart failure were the immediate cause of his death. Russell Pierce was born In Holland Patent. May 26. 1840. and resided there until about nine years ago, when he removed to Remsen. coming to Newport four years ago this month. While In Holland Patent and Remsen he followed the occupatlon of farmer. He was known in Newport as an industrious man and had gained many friends who will be pained to learn of his death, for he was highly respected by all. He was united in marriage February 25, 1874. to Delptrene Barringer of Constablevllle. Besides his widow, he Is survived by Six children, Mrs. May StiIlmun, Laura, Alonso, Ernest, Florence and Cheater Pierce, all of Newport: also two brothers. Newton of Holland Patent and Edmond of Rome, and two sisters. Mrs. Charles Hamilton of Sloansville and Mrs. Henry Wolcott of Schenectady. The funeral will be held Saturday at 9 o'clock at the house, interment at Holland Patent | PIERCE, Russell (I125540)
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| 26881 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/14/1983 FRANKFORT- Mr. Salvatore J; (Leo) Bono, 73, of 110 Second Ave., died Monday, December 12. 1983 In St. Luke's Hospital. He was born In Frankfort on October 30, 1910. the son of the late Salvatore and Anna Ginovissi Bono. He was educated in Frankfort schools. Mr. Bono was married to' Fanny Paratore on October 9, 1943 In St Mary's Church, Frankfort. He was formerly employed as a driver for the H. Frank Murlaugh Coal and Oil Co. until his retirement in 1968. He was a communicant of St. Mary's Church, Frankfort. He is survived by his wife, Fanny; one son and daughter-in-law, Salvatore S. and Cindy, Herkimer; three daughters, Mrs. Ronald (Anna Marie) Smithson, Frankfort. Mrs. Gary (Maryann) Klein, Utica, Mrs. Joseph (Rosalie) Scarafile, Utica; three brothers, Sam, Frankfort, Joseph, Utica. John, Sylvan Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Sophie Reina, Frankfort, Mrs. Rose Nardi, Clayton, Mrs. Sam (Ada)-Favat, Frankfort; six grand-. childrem: Scott, Michelle, Kimberly, Shari Lynn, Jason Joseph, and Joseph; several nieces, nephews and SEVERAL LINES UNREADABLE ing 8:30 from the V.J. locovzzi Funeral Home. 203 Second Ave. and 9 a.m. at 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, Frankfort. Calling hours will be Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at the Funeral Home. | BONO, Salvatore J (I74778)
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| 26882 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/18/1975 MADISON-Mrs. Marilyn L. Bechy, 54, of Madison, died yesterday in Community Memorial Hospital, Hamilton, after a long illness. She was born in Rome, daughter of Charles and Ruth Perry. She had lived in Waverly and Oriskany Falls before moving to Madison in 1973. Mrs. Bechy was a memberof the American Legion Auxiliary. Oriskany Falls. She leaves six daughters. Mrs. Lorraine, Rifenberg, with whom she lived; Mrs. Carol Hughes, Ballston Spa; Mrs. Mary Bikowsky, Knoxboro; Mrs. Patricia Wilcox. Westmoreland; Miss Karen Bechy and Miss Jeanne Bechy, Waverly; three sons, Anthony J. and Alan, Waterville; and Charles, of Owego; her father, of Rome; four sisters, Mrs. Doris Beasock, Mrs. Arlene Netzband, Mrs. Mabel Smith-and Mrs. June Carlin, Rome; a brother, Robert Perry, Little Falls. The funeral will be at 10:30 tomorrow from the Charles D. Barker Funeral Home, Morrisville, with burial in St. Peter's Cemetery, Churchville. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to8 today. | PERRY, Marilyn Laura (I129708)
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| 26883 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/2/1957 JOHN TALERICO SR. 71, FORMER UTICA RESIDENT John Talerico, ST., 71, former resident of Utica, of 52 Kelly Rd., Cambridge, Mass., died Nov. 29. 1957. in his home after a long illness. Born Sept. 17, 1886, in San Pietro Apostoli, Province C a tanzaro, Italy, he was a son of the late Giuseppe and F r a n c e s e s Mazza Taleri- co. He came to t h i s country and to Utica in 1907 and had resided here until 10 years ago when he moved to Cambridge. During his residence in Utica he was employed by various local construction firms. He was a communicant of the Italian Pentecostal Assembly Church and masried Rose De Sarro Sept. 13, 1911. She died in Utica Aug. 19, 1930. He married Marv Amelio Viscone July 12, 1937. Besides his wife, he leaves seven daughters, Mrs. Frank Centolella, Mrs. James Paciello, Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. Alfred Maunz, Mrs. Dano Monescalchi and Mrs. Ray Gimelli, all of Utica, Mrs. Joseph Cittadino, Brighton Beach, Fla., and four sons, Joseph Taierico, Long Beach, Calif; Albert, John Jr., and Paul Talerico, all of. Utica; a brother, Paul Talerico, Utica; a sister, Mrs. Dominick Rocco, Utica; 27 grandchildren; four great- grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Wednesday, time to be announced. from the Matt Fu- neral Home, 700 Rutger St. Interment will be In the family plot in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home this evening from 7 until 9 p. m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and from 7 until tt> p:m. | TALERICO, John (I4396)
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| 26884 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/23/1955 BOONVILLE - Lawrence H. Uebele, 73, died Dec. 22, 1955 at his home after an illness of seven weeks. He was born in Hoffmeister, Hamilton county, Oct. 27, 1882, son of Lorenz and Dela Maheuz Uebele. He was educated in Morehouse schools. The greater part of his life was spent in Hamilton County. He served as an assessor in the town of Morehouse several years and also was a member of the board of trustees of the More- house schools. He was employed many years by the New York State Highway Department. He was a member of Central methodist Church, Utica, and Newport Lodge F&AM. He married Anna M. Davy May 24, 1915 in Utica. The Rev. Ralph Watson Brokaw performed the ceremony. Besides his wife he leaves a daughter, Mrs. Marline Havens, Boonville; a son, Capt. Law- rence H. Uebele, Hr., Dover, Del; two grandchildren, Gary and Ronald Havens, Boonville; his mother, of Utica; a brother, Charles Uebele, Hossmeister; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Bleasly, Garfield, N.J.; Mrs. Charles Guckamus, Mrs. Walter Briggs, and Mrs. Clifford Stein, all of Utica; several nieces and neph- ews. The funeral will be at 2 Sat- turday from the Trainor Funeral Home, Boonville, the Rev. George H. Brow, pastor of the Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Prospect Cemetery. Newport Lodge F&AM and Boonville Lodge 165 will hold ritual services at 8 tonight at the funeral home. | UEBELE, Laurence H (I84272)
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| 26885 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/24/1929 Mlddleviile Dec. 31-Funeral ser- vices for Mrs. Margaret Harter Boyce. 62. who died Saturday at her home In North Main Street, will he held tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Boyce's death followed a long ill- ness and an operation last week. Margaret Harter was born at the Harter homestead. Haner Hill. about a mile from here, a daughter of the late Benjamin and Sarah Harter. She was married to Eli Boyce. March 17. 1895 and had lived here since. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, one. sister. Mrs. Charles Bowman,-this village. Rev. W. G. Atwelt will officiate at the services at 1:30 at the home and at 2 at the Methodist Church Burial will be In the local cemetery | HARTER, Margaret (I162193)
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| 26886 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/25/1984 Mr. John J. Bono. 1917 Viena Rd.. Sylvan Beach. N.Y . entered into rest, December 24. 1934 at Faxton Hospital. Utica He was born on May 27. 1916 in Frankfort, NY., a son of the late Anna Genovese and Salvatore Bono Mr. Bono served his country during WW II in the U.S. Army, 36th Armored Infantry Division, Third Army, Europe. On July 29, 1967, he married Nancy (Paniccia LaParne) Bono. She passed away on March 9.1983.. Mr. Bono was an employee of Keiscy- Hayes Corp.. retiring in 1976 after 24 years of service. He was a member of the I.A.M. Union Local No. 1509, Sons of Italy Lodge No. 2054, the East Utica Se-' nior Center. American Legion Post 1290 and the V.F.W. of Utica. Mr. Bono is survived by two brothers. Sam Bono of Frankfort and Joseph Bono of Utica; two sisters, Mrs. Sophie Reina. Frankfort and Mrs. Philip (Rose) Nardi. Clayton. N.Y.; several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a sister. Ada (Bono) Favat and a brother. Leo Salvatore Bono The funeral will be Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from The V.J. Ioeovozzi Funeral Home. Inc.. 203 Second Ave.. Frankfort and 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Church. Frankfort. Interment will be in St. Agnes Cemetery, Utica. Friends and relatives may call Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 at the Funeral Home. | BONO, John J (I156814)
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| 26887 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/30/1968 COLD BROOK - Thomas R. Alton, 59, of the Town of Russia, an employe of the Borden Company in Newport, died Dec. 29 in his home. He was born in Canastota. He married Evelyn Wardell in 1940 in Poland. Besides his wife he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Harley Turner, Rome, and Miss Jean Alton, Town of Russia; a sister, Mrs. Lynn Fitch, Poland, and three brothers, Reuben Alton, Poland; John Alton, Sauquoit, and George Alton, Newport The funeral will be at 2 Wednesday from the Autenrith Funeral Home, Newport Burial will be this spring in Pine Grove Cemetery, Poland. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow. | ALTON, Thomas R (I115053)
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| 26888 | Utica NY Daily Press - 12/7/1962 Mrs. Agnes C. Blair, 109% Gold St, died Wednesday in the Genesee Nursing Home. 'She was born in New York State, daughter of Keron and Mary Kerney Daley. She was married to Joseph Blair, who died in 1927. Mrs. Blair was a member of St. Francis de Sales Church. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. William W. Swan, with who she lived, and Mrs. Anthony (Helen) Baister, Camden; a son, Robert Blair, Osceola, and a brother, Ed- ward Daley, Utica. The funeral will be at 8:15 Monday from the Ortner Funeral Home, and at 8:30 from St. Francis de Sales Church, where a solemn requiem Mass will be offered. Burial will be in St. Agnes Cemetery. Calling hours are from 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow and'Sunday at the funeral home. | DALEY, Agnes C (I149805)
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| 26889 | Utica NY Daily Press - 1923 Wendell Oscar, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Tiffany of lower Schuyler Street, died Sunday, aged two years. | TIFFANY, Wendell Oscar (I125598)
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| 26890 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/1/1949 Constableville-John W. Wynn, 86, died Jan. 31, 1949, in Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville. He had been in ill health for about three months and seriously ill for 11 days. Mr. Wynn was born July 26, 1862 in Wales, a son of William and Mary Pritchard Wynn. He married May Clark in Whitesboro in 1904. His wife died May 17, 1938. Mr. Wynn was a member of the Methodist Church here. He had been engaged in farming in this section all his life. Surviving are two nieces, Mrs. Marion Schwenk, Constableville, and Mrs. Dorothy Ainsworth, Con- stableville, and a nephew, Richard Wynn, Constableville, and several great nieces. The funeral will be from the Trainor Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. The Rev. George Stockdale, pastor of the Turin and Constableville Methodist Churches, will officiate. Burial will be in Rural Cemetery here. | WYNN, John W (I100835)
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| 26891 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/10/1936 George L Barber, 69, former well known Utica wrestler and drum major, died Saturday, Feb. 8, 1936, at the home of his son, George S. Barber, 1108 Kossuth Avenue. He was born in this city In February, 1867, and attended the public schools. He learned the trade of a painter with his father, who had a shop first on Charlotte Street and later in the Eighth Ward. Mr. Barber followed the painter's trade up' to 1910. For several years he had had the privilege for the sale of certain articles at the Utica baseball grounds. , Mr. Barber waa a charter member of the Painters and Decorators' Union, which was founded in 1887 a n d h e served It as treasurer for some .years. He was also well known in military circles. He was for 20 years a member of the Nntlonal Guard, serving first in the 24th and later in the 28th Separate Company. He w a s armorer for this company when it had its headquarters on Bleecker Street and later in the new armory on Steuben Park. He succeeded Alonso F. Miller as drum major of the old Utica Band and he also served in the drum major corps of the 28th Separate Company. Mr. Barber waa a man of strong physique and commanding presence and had more than a Ideal reputation as an athlete. His specialty was wrestling and in this he figured In professional circles for 15 or 20 years. He had wrestled all over this and other states and a m o n g . t h e men whom" he had met and defeated were Marvin Thompson, Professor Dwyer, George Dyke. Harry Parker, Douglas E. Ross, James Parr, the English champion, and Gotch when he wrestled in the Utica armory. Mr. Barber attended - Bethany Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his widow; three sons, George S.. Harold W. and Walter E.. Barber; a daughter, Mrs. L. M. Benjamin; one sister. Mrs. James Ashcroft, and two brothers, Charles and-Walter E Barber, all of Utica, and several nieces and nephews | BARBER, George L (I123959)
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| 26892 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/10/1959 Angelo S. Pricola. of 732 Jay St., died Feb. 9. 1959, in Faxton Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Apriola, Provnce of Potenza Italy, he was a son of Antonio and Rosa Ribo- iot Pricola. He married Maria Giusep- pa in Italy when he was 24 years old. Mr. Pricola came to this country and to Pensylvania in 1900. n 105 he moved to Utica where he had since re- sided. Mrs. Pricola ied Jan. 26,, 1944. Mr. Pricola was employed for many years by various local building con- tractors and ladscapers, re- tiring in 1937. He was a com- muicant in St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church and belonged to the Avanti Savoia Society. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Joseph A. Bono of Utica; three granddaughters, the Misses Susa Anne, Barbara Jo, and Lorraine Maria Bono, all in Utica; sevveral nieces and nephews in Utica and Chicago. The funeeral will be at 8:45 Thursday from the Matt Fu- neral Home and at 9:15 from St. Mary of Mount Carmel Church where a solemn requiem high Mass will be of- fered. Burial will be in Cal- vary Cemetery. Members of the Avantia Savoia Society will meet at the funeral home Wednesday at 7:30 tomorrow to pay respect. Calling hours today and to- morrow at the funeral home are from 2 to 4 and 7 until 10. | PRICOLA, Angelo S (I156836)
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| 26893 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/17/1955 ROME-Mrs. Maude E Well- man, 66, of 320 W. Bloomfield. died Feb. 16, 1955 at her home after a long illness. She was born July 9, 1878 in North Bay, daughter of Atwell and Anna Flanagan Annis. She was married to J.D.V.Wellman on Dec. 23, 1895. He died some time ago. Mrs. Wellman lived in Rome for the past 50 years and was a member of Zion Episcopal Church. She also was a member of Rebehak Lodge, the Skillen Relief Corps of Rome, the John Allendorf Court, Order of Amaranth and a life member of Holy Chapter, OES. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Clarence E. Strowbridge, Rome; two sisters, Mrs. Guy W. Bow- man, Rome; Mrs. William Y. Hemingway, Westmoreland; and three grandchildren, Nancy A., Clarence C. and Barbara J. Strowbridge, all of Rome. The funeral will be at 2 Sat- urday from the Griffin and Ald- ridge Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Sykes, pastor of Zion Episcopal Church, offici- ating. Burial will be in Rome Cemetery. | ANNIS, Maud E (I117424)
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| 26894 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/21/1939 Oneida-Funeral of Mrs. Ellen Arline Brass, 44, wife of Frank J. Brass, Five Corners, local pumber will be hed at the house at 2 p.m. Wednesday with the Rev. De. G. B. Swimmerton, Oneida Castle,, in charge. Se died Feb. 20, 1929, at the family home after a long ill- ness. She was born Aug. 29, 1894 at State Bridge, daughter of Curry and Emma Parmalee Lawton. Surviving are the husband, her mother, two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Burleson, Merrillsville, and Mrs. Rhoda Bugbee, Oneida, one broth- er, Wallace Lawto, Endicott. | LAWTON, Ellen Arline (I166503)
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| 26895 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/21/1961 Ilion - Arleigh L Slocum, 78, of 35 S. Third Ave, a former village policeman and an engraver for Remington Rand, died yesterday in Ilion Hospital after a long illness He was born May 21. 1882. in llion. son of Arthur E and Sarah Fitch Slocum. He attended Ilion schools, and was a graduate of the La Porte Watch and Engraving School, LaPorte, Indiara. He married Florence Crim July 8, 1918, in llion. Mr Slocum also operated a jewelry store_on Union -St. for several years. He worked for Remington Rand for 28 years, before his retirement four years ago. He was a member of the Prebsyterian Church and of Remington Rand's 25-Year Club. Besides his wife, he leaves a brother, Arthur; a grand- daughter, Mrs. Audrey Soren- son and a grandson, William Slocum, all of Ilion; five great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 2 Thursday from the Whiter- Hendrix Funeral Home, with the Rev. Mourice Mitchell, pastor of Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Armory Hill Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tomorrow and Wednes- day. | SLOCUM, Arleigh L (I73326)
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| 26896 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/22/1971 HAMILTON - Mrs. Maude MacLagan Moses, 88, of 24 University Ave., died Saturday at Community Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Norwich, daughter of George and Claris- sa McNitt MacLagan.She attended Norwich schools and lived there until her marriage to Jesse Moses In 1907, to Guilford. He died in 19??. Mrs. Moses lived In Eaton with her husband from 1910 to 1927 Since that time they had lived In Hamilton She was a mem ber of St Thomas Episcopal Church of Hamilton and the James Madison Chapter of the DAR. She leaves a son, Dr. Jay Moses of Rochester; two sisters, Mrs. Kirk (Helen) Moss and Mrs. Orson (Addie) Blood both of Norwich. The funeral will be at 2 Tuesday from St Thomas Episcopal Church with burial to be in Woodlawn Cemetery in Hamilton this spring. There are no calling hours. The Beecher Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | MCLAGAN, Maude (I84234)
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| 26897 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/23/1954 Oaeida-Herbert Bugbee. 512 Devereaux St. Oneida, an Oneida Ltd employe died Feb 22 1954 at Oneida City Hosptal, where he was admitted Feb, 4. Among the survivors are his wife, Mrs Etta Bugbee | BUGBEE, Herbert F (I185688)
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| 26898 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/27/1925 Ava, February 25-Mrs. Martha Haynes, 65, wife of C. H. Barringer, died at her home about one mile west of this village Monday, Febru- ary 12. Mrs. Barringer had not been in the best of health for some time and during the last few days she failed rapidly. Her death came as a shock to a wife circle of friends. For over 20 years her work as a nurse had brought her in close con- tact with the people throughout this region. Mrs. barringer was never too busy to lend a helping hand to others during those in sickness or trouble, and there are many who have good reason to re- member some act of kindness prompted by a rare thoughtfulness of others, which was one of her strongest characteristics. She was an attendant of the M. E. Church and also a member of the Ava Home Bureau. Mrs. barringer was the daughter of the late Archibald M. and Mary Logal Haynes, and was born in the town of Western, June 8, 1859. January 15, 1878, she was mar- ried to C. H. Barringer, who sur- vives. For 12 years the family has re- sided in Ava. Beside her husband there survive one son, Seymour Barringer of Ava; two daughters, Mrs. Newton Tiffany of Boonville and Mrs. B. S. Hurl- burt, Ava; 16 grandchildren; one brother, Julian Haynes, Eulalville; one sister, Mrs. margaret Noyes, Oneida; one half sister, Mrs. Mary Gilbert, Cape Vincent; three half brothers, Henry Haynes, North Western, Frank Haynes, Water- town, and Wyman Haynes, Herki mer. Funeral services will be held at her late home Saturday at 1 p.m. interment in Ava cemetery. | HAYNES, Martha A (I125470)
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| 26899 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/27/1971 ROME — Earl S. Wilkes, 69, of 300-1/2 S. James St., died Thursday in Rome hospital after a long illness. He was born in Rome, son of Albert and Ann Wilkes. ,He married Florence M. Beasock in Rome in 1923. Mr. Wilkes had always lived in Rome. He was an employe of the American Hardwall Plaster Company for 25 years in Rome. He retired in I960. Mr Wilkes was a World War II veteran. He was a member Zion Episcopal Church in Rome and of the Rome City Employes Union. He leaves his wife, a daugh- ter, Mrs. Herbert (Julia Ann) Abel of Rome, six sons, William S., Raymond F., James H., Richard A., Robert E., Donald L., all of Rome; two sisters, Mrs. Teen Bailey of West Lake, and Mrs. Ethel Boulick of Latham, and a brother, Albert Wilkes of Cohoes. The funeral will be at 2 Monday from the Griffin & Aldridge Funeral Home. Calling'hours are from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 today and Sunday. | WILKES, Earl S (I129598)
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| 26900 | Utica NY Daily Press - 2/28/1924 North Bay. Feb 21—Albert S. An- nis, 68. Republican, supervisor of the town of Vienna, Lenox County, on the north shore of Oneida Lake, died suddenly at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at his home here, following an illness of over a year's duration.. Mr. Annis was born in Redfield. Oswego County. March 16, 1855. He lived there until he was six years old, when he moved with his parents to North Bay, Oneida County, on Oneida Lake and there he has lived since. He was educated in the district school and as a young man he learned the trade of boat builder. His life work was building boats In the winter time and boating on the Erie Canal dur- ing the season of navigation. He was engaged in boat building for about 30 years and during that time be built in all about 40 boats. He employed a goodly number of men and spent thouaaads of dollars in the town. He was engaged In boating for 47 year*. having at different times from one to four boats in operation. For years he carried salt from Syracuse to New York, but for the greatest part of the time he carried grain and lumber from Buffalo or Tonawada to New York. In March 1917 he re- tired from business. Republican in Politics Mr. Annis was Republican In poli- tics and stood well in the councils of his party. He represented the town of Vienna in the Board of Supervlsors In 1896-98 and served In the 1920- 21 term on the committees of charities and correction, soldiers and sail- ors, county lands and highway ac- counts. He was for three winters a doorkeeper In the Assembly. 1896-00 legislature. Mr. Annis was one of the oldest members of Vienna Lodge 440, F & A. M. which he had served as master. He was one of the leading business men of the town of Vienna and was held in the highest esteem by all. He had a wife acquaintance throughout the county and was popu- lar with the members of the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Annis married Miss Mertie Au- chard, who is living. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Edith Wells of North Bay and Mrs. Ola Campbell of Oneida, and one brother, Atwell Annis of North Bay. The funeral will be held from the Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p.m. In charge of Vienna Lodge 440, F & A.M. Burial will be made in North Bay Cemetery. | ANNIS, Albert S (I117405)
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