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| 27201 | Ward Kevin Schaal passed away on July 7, 2020 in Niagara Falls. He was 52 years old. Born in Niagara Falls, NY, on May 12, 1968, a son of the late Walter K. and Gladys (Tuten) Schaal. He graduated from the former LaSalle Senior High School in June 1987. He worked at various jobs, Precious Plate, Air Sep, Innovated Chemicals and Ultra Tool and Plastics. Ward will be remembered as an avid fan of the Boston Red Sox and the Buffalo Bills. He had a quick wit to make you laugh and was always willing to lend a hand. He is survived by his siblings, Wanda Smiley, Wynnette Dohsi, Willeen Lansberry, Wendy (Joseph) Coleman and Wade Schaal. He is also survived by several nieces and nephews Due to the Covid 19 Pandemic the family will attended a private service at Niagara Falls Memorial Park Cemetery on July 13 at 11 AM. Funeral arrangements entrusted to the LANE FUNERAL HOME, INC.Published on July 10, 2020 | SCHAAL, Ward Kevin (I204254)
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| 27202 | Warmington - Kenneth R. Jr. October 14, 2014, age 67, of Tonawanda, after a long illness, husband of Barbara (nee Paciorek) Warmington; father of Liane (John) Burns and James (Christina) Warmington; brother of Donald (Karen) Warmington; grandfather of Zachary, Sydney, Kyle, Adam, Tyler and Brianna; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call today (Thursday) from 4-8 PM at the HAMP FUNERAL HOME, Inc., 37 Adam St. at Seymour, Tonawanda, where funeral services will be held at 10 AM Friday. Friends invited. If desired, memorials to the Wounded Warrior Project are preferred. Mr. Warmington had been employed at the GM Engine Plant until retiring in 2000 and was an Army Veteran of the Vietnam War. Complete obituary, condolences and directions at www.hampfuneral.com | WARMINGTON, Kenneth R (I165988)
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| 27203 | WARNER - Mary Louise (nee Helf) Age 93, a lifelong resident of the City of Tonawanda, died suddenly on Saturday, November 21, 2020. Beloved wife of the late Elwyn Charles Warner, DDS; loving mother of Richard (Linda) Warner, Ellen (late Robert) Church, Wendy (Dennis) Nebelecky, Robert (Paula) Warner, DDS, Beth (George) Breuhaus, Virginia (Michael) Chatelle, and John (Michelle) Warner; grandmother of Jennifer (Scott) Thomas, Katie (Matthew) Hollenbach, Victoria Church, Jeremy Nebelecky, Alexandra, Benjamin (Sherin), and Andrew Warner, Jessica and Sara Breuhaus, Jonathan (fiance Tara), Justin, and Jordan Chatelle, Logan and Carlie Warner; great-grandmother of Scott and Jayson Thomas and one great-grandchild expected soon; daughter of the late Roy M. Helf, Sr. and Irene (nee Hemple) Helf; sister of the late Roy M. "Bus" (late Dorothy) Helf, Jr.; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Due to the current covid pandemic, a private service and interment will be held by the family. A public Celebration of Life will be held at a future date and time to be announced. Mary Lou was a 1944 graduate of Tonawanda High School and a 1948 graduate of Syracuse University. She was a member of Grove Street Christian Church in the City of Tonawanda, and was a member of the Historical Society of the Tonawandas. She volunteered for many years at Roswell Park Cancer Institute and DeGraff Memorial Hospital. Memorials may be made to Roswell Park Alliance Foundation, P.O. Box 631, Buffalo, NY 14240. Arrangements by JOHN O. ROTH FUNERAL HOME, INC. Please share online condolences at www.rothfuneral.com | HELF, Mary Louise (I106232)
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| 27204 | Warren E. Haseley of Port Washington passed to his eternal rest on October 20, 2018 at the age of 96. He is survived by his loving wife of 68 years, Bernice (Antoine) of Port Washington, daughter Susan (Keith) Campbell of Richfield, and sons Gary (Debra) of Port Washington and Warren (Marjorie) of Mt. Prospect, IL. He is also survived by seven grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, sister Nancy (Paul) Swatek of Lake Geneva, and brothers Donald (Lillian) Haseley of Port Washington and Eugene (the late Betty) Haseley of Lake Geneva. Preceding him in death are two sons, Dean and Gregory, sisters Adene Haseley, Carol (the late Lawrence) Entress and Phyllis (the late Gerald) Klopp, brother Leonard “Skip” (Betty Jane) Haseley, as well as many friends and other family members. Warren was born in Lake Elmo, Minnesota, on February 17, 1922. His family moved to the Jackson/Cedarburg area before settling in Port Washington, where he graduated from high school. Warren was active in many sports and the high school band. After graduation, he entered the Army Air Corps and was stationed in San Angelo, Texas. After discharge, he attended LaCrosse State Teachers College where he was first chair trumpet in the college band. Warren graduated with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and recreation, and later went on to receive a master’s degree in Administration from Roosevelt University in Chicago. He and Bernice were married on June 17, 1950, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Lake Church, in the Town of Belgium. Warren taught at Southern Colony in Union Grove before he found a teaching position in Waukegan, IL, at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School. He taught physical education, health, and coached basketball for fourteen years before being offered an assistant principal’s position at Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Port Washington in 1968. Mr. Haseley retired from education in 1986, after spending 33 years educating and nurturing teachers and students. In retirement, Warren was active in many senior programs in Port Washington: he served on the Senior Citizen Counsel, played senior softball and started the senior horseshoes’ program in town. His love of music was very important to him; Warren was a charter member of the Ozaukee County Barbershop Chorus, and played his trumpet in the New Horizons Senior band. He and Bernice delivered Meals-on-Wheels for thirty years and he also volunteered for fish fries at his parish, St. John XXIII in Port. Warren was also a longtime member of the Van Ells-Schanen American Legion Post 82 in Port Washington. Warren and Bernice were fortunate to travel to Hawaii and Austria, as well as many cities in the United States. He always expressed disbelief that he actually walked the paths in the Alps. He was amazed at all life had given him. Warren’s wife and family would like to express their deep gratitude to all the friends and family for the support and love over the last year. Special appreciation and admiration is given to the caregivers and nurses of Harbor Club/Cove; their kindness and compassion will never be forgotten. The family also thanks Heartland Hospice, especially Ann, who took such good care of the entire family, especially Dad, and helped them understand and accept this difficult journey. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1 PM on Thursday, October 25th at St. John XXIII-St. Peter of Alcantara Church, 1800 N. Wisconsin St., Port Washington; Father Patrick Wendt will preside. Mass will be followed by Military Honors before processing to St. Mary’s Cemetery, Port Washington, for interment. The family will receive visitors at the CHURCH on Thursday from 11:30AM until services at 1PM, with a Legion walk-through scheduled to begin at 12:30PM. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Warren’s name can be sent to his favorite charities: American Heart Association and Special Olympics of Ozaukee County. The Eernisse Funeral Home in Port Washington is assisting the family with arrangements; online condolences may be left at www.eernissefuneralhome.com . | HASELEY, Warren Eugene (I48443)
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| 27205 | Warren L. “Jerry” Broeker, of the Town of Niagara, passed from this earthly life on Friday May 20, 2016 at his residence with his family at his side and while under care of Niagara Hospice. He was born in Niagara Falls, NY on December 1, 1936 the son of the late Roy C. and Vera A. (Hexemer) Broeker. Jerry was a 1954 graduate of the former LaSalle High School and in 1955 entered Wanakena State Ranger School’s general forestry curriculum graduating in February of 1956. He was employed at Kimberly Clarke for seven months before continuing his Forestry studies at Syracuse University receiving a BSA degree in Forest Management & Forest Engineering, proudly graduating in 1960. During his college studies he was employed doing survey work for Bero Construction & Railroad Waterproofing Company. Following graduation, Jerry worked in the survey crew for Johnson Drake and Piper, a heavy road contractor. In 1962 he was hired as a surveyor and quantity person with the Herbert F. Darling Engineering & Construction Company and was elevated to Superintendant in 1964, a position in which he held until his retirement in 1999. Six years following his retirement, the Herbert F. Darling Company continued to call Jerry back to assist with his expertise on their major projects during the summer. Mr. Broeker enlisted and proudly served for six years in the US Army National Guard with the 90th Artillery and later with the 174th Armored Division in Niagara Falls until his honorable discharge in 1966. On April 15, 1961 he married the former Linda Ann Hepfer and were happily married for over 50 years until her passing in March of 2015. Survivors include his four sons: Gary (Keith Cohn) of W. Hollywood, CA; Jeff of Monument, CO; Kyle (Maria) of Doylestown, PA and Shaun of Niagara Falls, NY. Grandchildren: Jeff Jr. of the Town of Tonawanda; Shelby (Rob) Donohue of Niagara Falls, NY; Matthew & Gabrielle of Monument, CO and Maxxim & Skyler of Doylestown, PA. a great-grandson Julian of the Town of Tonawanda and a sister Patti Jean (Bill) Shaefer of N. Tonawanda, NY. Also surviving is Jerry’s good friend and companion Dorothy Sorley who on May 14th of this year entered into and celebrated a Commitment Ceremony. In addition, he will be sadly missed by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Jerry was a longtime and active member of the First United Methodist Church where he served as Treasurer and at various times a trustee position for 12 years. He also served as a volunteer with the Escort Department and as the Care Van driver at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center for 14 years. He was an avid enthusiast of all sports however, enjoyed participating in bowling, golf, basketball and softball. The family will be present Wednesday evening from 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. and Thursday morning from 10 AM to 12 Noon in the LANE FUNERAL HOME, Inc., 8622 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY. Friends are invited to services on Friday at 11 AM in the First United Methodist Church, 8210 Buffalo Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 with the Rev. Jean Edmister officiating. Private burial committal services will be held in Niagara Falls Memorial Park Cemetery, Town of Lewiston at the convenience of the family. If desired, donations may be made in Jerry’s memory to the First United Methodist Church or to Niagara Hospice, Inc. 4675 Sunset Drive, Lockport, NY 14094 | BROEKER, Warren LeRoy (I153404)
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| 27206 | Warren N. Haseley, 84, of Lockport, NY, passed away on July 3, 2020. Born in Cambria, NY, he was the son of the late Mervin Haseley and Lucille (Noble) Haseley Rossow. Warren served in the United States Army from 1954 until his honorable discharge in 1956. He was employed as a car salesman. There will be no prior visitation. Arrangements by M.J. COLUCCI & SON NIAGARA FUNERAL CHAPEL. Visit mjcoluccifuneralchapel.com for online condolences. ALSO Warren, a successful car salesman in the Lockport area, and former owner of Vita-Spring Water, died at Buffalo General Hospital after a lengthy period of several medical issues. Warren was pre-deceased by his wife, Patricia (Mattucci) Haseley, mother to Warren M. (Terese) Haseley, Jeffrey Haseley and Lori (Michael) Strickland. He also leaves behind several grandchildren and many nieces and nephews; brothers, Larry (Marcia) and Rick (Nancy); and wife, Judy (Wagner) Haseley. He was predeceased by brothers, David (Roanne) and Wayne (Nellie). Warren was cremated by M.J. Colucci Funeral Home. There will be no funeral service. | HASELEY, Warren Noble (I50536)
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| 27207 | Warren R. Schul, Sr., 75, of the Town of Niagara, passed away at his residence on September 24, 2020. Born in Niagara Falls, NY, he was the son of the late Gordon and Dorothy Ruth (Hilts) Schul. Warren was self employed as Master Carpenter. He was an avid Blues musician, playing piano, drums and harmonica in several bands including the Phoenix and the Solid Blues Band. He enjoyed playing and watching football and basketball, but above all, will be remembered as a selfless man who lived for his family. Warren is survived by his children, Jonathan Dullen (Ashley Kyler), Alyssa Schul (Tavon Rowe), Warren Schull II (Taylor DiPirro), Lloyd Schul, Randy Schul, Kristen Schul and Carrie Palotta; 13 grandchildren, including James and Jae’Ona; many great-grandchildren; his siblings, Ross Schul, Scott Schul and Judy (Bob) Kifer, as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins and his caregiver, Michael 'Leroy' Hayes. He was predeceased by his late companion, Rhonda Lingenfelter, as well as his siblings, Lloyd Schul, Karl Schul and Arlene ‘Pinky’ Schul. Visitation will be held on Thursday, October 1 from 1 – 3 and 5 – 7 PM at M.J. COLUCCI & SON NIAGARA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2730 MILITARY ROAD, NIAGARA FALLS, NY 14304 where funeral services will be held at 7 PM. If desired, memorial donations may be made to Niagara University, Office of Institutional Advancement, P.O. Box 2008, Niagara University, NY 14109. Please be sure to include "In Memory of Warren R. Schul" with the donation. Visit mjcoluccifuneralchapel.com for online condolences. | SCHUL, Warren Raymond (I9068)
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| 27208 | Warsaw NY Western New York - 11/2/1922 Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Brass and Mrs Frank Brass attended the wedding of. Maurice Brass to Miss Mary Mc- Lean of Niagara Falls on Tuesday. ALSO Niagara Gazette - 10/22/1972 NIAGARA FALLS - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brass will be renewing their 50-year-old wedding vows this afternoon in a special Folk Mass at St. Charles Church. Miss Isabelle Moore, Kenmore, N.Y., will attend the ceremony and assist in the blessing of the rings'. The readings during the service were.chosen by the couple's children. The festivities for the pair, who reside at 185 60th St., began on Saturday night with a dinner for the immediate family at the Boathouse Restaurant. After the mass this afternoon, the couple will-be honored at a tea held at Frontier Lanes. Attending the weekend's events will be most of the couples' 27 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The couple's children are James Brass, Calabases, Calif., Mrs. E.G. (Jean) DeLorenzo, Richard Brass, Marietta, N.Y., Mrs. Angelo (Joan) Rizzo, Mrs. James (Mary) GrayrWilliam Brass and Peter Brass, Lewiston. | Family: BRASS, Maurice L / MCLEAN, Mary G (F60370)
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| 27209 | Warsaw NY Western New York - 4/6/1922 Lucas R. Brass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brass, and Miss Mildred Cole of Sardinia were united in marriage by the Rev. James Bray of Arcade. Their attendants were Miss Frances Hafner and Mr,-Raymond Bookmiller. After a short wedding trip they will be at home in Arcade. Congratulations. | Family: BRASS, Lucas R / COLE, Mildred (F53114)
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| 27210 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Harry W. Hagerman, 83, of Grand Island formerly of Warsaw, died Tuesday (August 26, 1980) In Kenmore Mercy Hospital. From 1934 to 1941, he operated Hagerman' s Auto Rest Service Station and Motel In the Town of Orangeville, and from 1941 to 1964,.was employed by the former elevator factory In Warsaw as an electrician. He retired In 1964. Mr. Hagerman lived on Grand Island since tbe death of his wife, the former Laverda Albright in 1975. He waa a member of Crystal Salt Lodge IOOF and was an excempt fireman with the LaSalle Fire Department on Grand Island. Surviving are a son, Lawrence of Grand Island; seven grandchildren and six groatgrandchildren. | Family: HAGERMAN, Harry W / ALBRIGHT, LaVerda (F39349)
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| 27211 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Mrs. Alice M. Anner, 73, a former resldent of Lakeview, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1980) at an Attica apartment the moved Into two days before. Her husband, Clarence, died Sept. 12, and according to reports, she moved_to Attica to be near a daughter. Mrs. Henry (Alice) Schroeder. Death was attributed to natural causes. A member of Lakeview Congregational Church, Mrs. Anner was born in Niagara Falls, June 12, 1907, a daughter of Robert and Christine Rahm Cook. Surviving with her daughter in Attica are a granddaughter, Joy Schroeder of Batavia two sisters, Mrs. Howard (Elsie) Buck of Niagara Falls and Mrs. Chester (Ada) Rembas of Tonawanda and a brother, Howard Cook of Niagara Falls. She was a sister of the late Thomas Cook. Memorials may be made to Lakeview Congregational Church. | COOK, Alice M (I17439)
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| 27212 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Mrs. Onnalee B. Welch, age 69. died at her home in Lamont on March 7, 1970 after a long illness. Mrs. Welch was born in Portage on Dec 19,1900, the daughter of Edson Billings. Her entire life was spent in this area. She formerly worked at the Genesee Falls Hotel as an assistant. She was a mem- ber of the Lamont W.C.T.U. She is survived by her husband, Raymond J. Wlech; two brothers, William Billings of Mt Morris and Howard Billings of Lamont; one sister, Mrs. Ethel Redmond of Nunda. The funeral was held on Monday, March 9, 1970 at 2:00 at the Harmon Funeral Home with Rev. Louis Showers of Castile officiating Bur iaJ was held in the East Koy Cemetery. | BILLINGS, Onalee (I145408)
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| 27213 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker WARSAW - Mrs. Miriam Rice Kinney, of 51 Genesee St., Warsaw, died Wed., (June 11,1969) in King Manor Nursing Home here after a long illness. She was 81. She was born in Gloucester, Mass., and had resided in ingston of Tonawanda, and two grandchildren. The service was in the Warsaw 45 years. She was the widow of Price W. Kinney, who died in 1964. She was graduated from Vassar in the Class of 1906 and was a member of Phi BeUa Kappa. She was a past president of the Monday Club of Warsaw and a member of the Delphians of Warsaw. She was a member of the United Church of Warsaw. For many years she was a Warsaw Library trustee and was endorsed by both political parties to serve on the board. She served on the board until 1960. She and her husband trav- extensively through Europe the Mediterranean and the Far East. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Laventure of Niagara Falls; a son, Robert of Rochester; a foster daughter Mrs. Ralph Planck of Cloverdale, Calif., seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; a brother,. Dr. Kenneth R. Rice of Warsaw and a niece, Mrs. Richard Duscben of Warsaw. Memorial donations may bemade to the American Cancer Sodety. | RICE, Miriam (I124753)
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| 27214 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Mrs. Anna B. Williams, 50, of Ridge Rd., Town of Darien, died Tuesday (Nov. 22, 1977) at Buffalo General Hospital where she had been a patient for six days. Mrs. Williams was born in Akron Sept. 19, 1927 and was the daughter of Frank Borchert of Akron and the late Fannie Kelkenberg Borchert. A resident of t h e area for 23 years, she was a member of the Darien United Methodist Church. Surviving with her father are her husband, Carleton; a daughter, Katherine; a son, Carl D, both at home; a sister, Miss Rose Borchert of Akron; aunts, un- cles and cousins. Interment was in Maple Hill Cemetery, North Darien. | BORCHERT, Rose Mildred (I158032)
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| 27215 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Mrs. Ruth L. Sawdey, 80. of Big Tree Rd. Pavilion, died Monday (July 7, 1980) at Genesee County Nursing Home, Batavia, after a long illness. Mrs. Sawdey was born in Alabama, March 27. 1900. a daughter of James and Hattie Harris Buckland. She was the widow of Marion W. Barrett and Floyd M. Sawdey. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Leona) Bernd of Pavilion; two sons, William M. Barrett of Batavia and Floyd Sawdey of Potter; a brother, Henry Buckland of Batavia: a granddaughter, Betty Bernd of Pavilion; ten other grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. | BUCKLAND, Ruth Lillian (I182632)
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| 27216 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Agnes Glasner Brass for whom funeral services were held in East Aurora Friday morning. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery, Strykersville | GLASNER, Agnes E (I166493)
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| 27217 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 10/23-24/1985 WARSAW - Funeral services will be held at 10AM Tuesday in the Weeks Funeral Home for James A. Benedict Sr., 62, of Brooklyn S t , who died Oct 20, 1984 in the Wyoming County Community Community Hospital. Burial will be in Warsaw Cemetery. Benedict owned and operated Benedict's Mobil Station in Warsaw for 25 years. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II and was a member of the Walter Klein American Legion Post Survivors include his wife, Patricia Hoyt Benedict; two sons, James Jr., and Bradley S.; his mother, Harriet Benedict; two sisters, Doris Smallwood of Tallahasee, Fla. and Hazel Choske of Springfield, S. C ; two brothers, Donald of Rochester and Richard of Springfield, S. C , and three grandchildren. | BENEDICT, James A (I135783)
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| 27218 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 12/30/1920 Abigail Celia Sweet, died at her home south of the village on Sunday afternoon, December 21. Besides her husband, George Sweet, she is survived by three small children and her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Billings of Cas- tile. | BILLINGS, Abigail Celia (I145378)
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| 27219 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 2/28-29/1984 A memorial service was held at the convenience of the family for Bernard J. Buelte, 46, of 6832 Westvlew Drive. Perry, who died Feb. 22, 1984 in Wyoming County Community Hospital. A resident of the Perry area for the past 10 years, Mr. Buelte was employed as a construction worker In the Rochester area until illness forced him to retire in 1966. Survivors Include his wife, Jean Cooke Buelte; one son, Bernard, at home; one daughter, Barbara, at home; two step- daughters, Jeanette Whetmore and Paulette Row sow ski; two stepsons, Wayne and Scott Tavernler, both at home; three sisters, Dorothy Cassldy, Mary Volkman and Patricia Touhey, all of Rochester; and one grandchild. Burial was In the Glenwood Cemetery In Perry. | BUELTE, Bernard J (I185291)
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| 27220 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 3/11-12/1987 GOWANDA - Leonard J. Brewer, 69, of 39 Seneca S t , brother of a Warsaw woman, died March 1, 1987 at Buffalo General Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Brewer, who retired in 1976 from the Moench Tanning Co., was born in Collins. Survivors Include his wife, Willow May Quinn Brewer; a daughter, Barbara DeVore of South Dayton; four sisters, Ethel Bishop of Warsaw, Dee Conner of New Port Richey, Fla., and Arlene Broderlck and Cell Young, both of Buffalo; a brother, Curtis Brewer of Buffalo and a granddaughter. The Mentley Funeral Home held services. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. | BREWER, Leonard J (I170323)
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| 27221 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 3/5-7/1985 NORTH JAVA - Joseph M. Bosseler, 66, died of an apparent heart attack at his Youngers Road home Feb. 27, 1985. A lifelong farmer, he is survived by his wife of 39 years, Iaabelle Gilbert Bosseler; a son, Robert of Camiriilo, Calif.; two daughters, Theresa Whitmore of Dansville and Esther Kelley of North Java; three sisters, Edna Hale of Oakfield, Arlene Jacoby of Java and Virginia (Babe) Dominick of Attica; 23 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The W. S. Davis Funeral Home in * Arcade, held services. Burial was in Yorkshire Cemetery. | BOSSELER, Joseph M (I159220)
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| 27222 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 4/22/1926 The petition of Albert J. Brass of Aurora, Erie county for letters of administration upon the estate of his mother, Elizabeth Brass late of Sheldon, who died in Buffalo on March 25, 1926, has been granted. Mrs. Brass left an estate valued $700 personal and $1200 real property. Surviv- ing to in herit the estate are five sons, Edward E., and Maurice L., Brass of Buffalo; Frank J. Brass of Oneida; Albert J. Brass of E. Aurora; and Lucas H. Brass of Ar- cade. | Elizabeth (I166486)
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| 27223 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 8/12-13/1987 ATTICA- Owen Donald Bennion, 76, of Sebring, Florida, formerly of Attica died in Sebring August 1st. He was born in Attica and was an Insurance Agent and had been a resident of Sebring since 1981. He is survived by his wife Gertrude Bennion of Sebring, a son, Thomas of Winter Springs, Fla., a daughter Judith Steuber of Boynton Beach, Fla., and four grandchildren. Cremation arrangements were by the Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home in Sebring, Florida. | BENNION, Owen Donald (I136939)
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| 27224 | Warsaw NY Western New Yorker - 8/12/1922 A very pretty wedding was held at St. Mary's church on August 9th when Miss Agnes Glasner was united in marriage to Mr. Albert Brass in the presence of many friends and relatives. The bride wore a beautiful white silk crepe radium gown with white flowing veil with a varrow band of pearls holding it in place, and also carried a bouquet of white -rosebuds and sprigs of fern intermingled. She was attended by her two sisters, Miss Mable and Gert rude Glasner. Miss Gertrude wore a pink organdie dress and hat to match, while Miss Mable wore a pale green organdie with hat to match, while both carried bouquets of pink rose buds and springs of fern intermingled. The groom was attended by his two brothers, Maurice and Luke Brass, they all wore dark blue suits. A wedding breakfast was served at the bribe's home after which they left with their car for a trip to Roch ester, Buffalo, Batavia, Lancaster, Hamburg. They arrived home Friday evening; everyone wishing them a long and happy wedded life. | Family: BRASS, Albert J / GLASNER, Agnes E (F60365)
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| 27225 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times CASTILE -Mrs. Lena B. Billings, 71, a longtime resident of Lamont, died yesterday (May 31, 1972) in Wyoming County Community Hospital, Warsaw. She bad been hospitalized for eight months. She was the former Lena Perry and was a native of Silver Springs. She leaves ber husband, Howard Billings; two sons, Forrest of Perry Center and Royce of Castile; two daughters. Mrs. Virginia Snyder of Castile, and Mrs. Donald Blankenship of Perry; two brothers. Darwin Perry of Oakland and Dewey of Dansville; 10 grandchildren and 13 .greatgrandchildren. | PERRY, Lena B (I139154)
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| 27226 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times Mary J.Grohs, wife of Louis A. Grohs, Jr., of Scottsvllle, , passed away at her home on Monday morning, June 4th, after a week's illness of pneumonia. She was born in the town of Wethersfield July 9, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennion. In 1914 she married Louis A. Grohs, Jr., of Orangeville. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband and four children, Eve- lyn, Norma, Janet and baby aged 3 months; also her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennion of Church- ville; eight brothers and three sisters, Owen Bennion of Canada; Joseph Bennion of Warsaw, Ches- ter Bennion of Castile, David, Donald, Frank, Raymond and Wayne Bennion of Scottsville; Mrs. Roy Tuttle of Johnsonburg; Mrs. Homer Nevinger and Mrs. William Witter of Niagara Falls. The funeral was held at her late home on Wednesday at two o'clock and the burial was at Mumford. | BENNION, Mary (I136944)
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| 27227 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 1/1/1953 Mrs.. Louise Davenport of 777 Clinton St., South, Rochester, a practical nurse at Iola Sanitarium died in Highland hospital in Ro- chester on Saturday, Dec. 27th. She was born in North Java on September 5, 1909, the daughter of Roy N. and Catherine Bosseler Bookmiller. Surviving are three children, Allen Roggen, Gordon Roggen and Joyce Roggen of Ro- chester, her parents of Warsaw, and six brothers and four sisters as follows: Mrs. Paul Roob, North saw, William Bookmiller of North Java, John Bookmiller of Snyder, Raymond Bookmiller of Orlando, Fla., Mrs. Eugene Sheer, Charles Bookmiller, George Bookmiller of Warsaw, Mrs. Aldie Peron of At- tica, Mrs. Ronald Eccleston and Roy Bookmiller, Jr., of Warsaw. The funeral was held at St. Michael's church on Tuesday, Dec. 30th at 9:30 a.m. following prayers at 9:00 a.m. at the Weeks Fu- neral Home, with the Rev. John F. Donohue officiating. The burial was in St. Michael's cemetery in Warsaw. | BOOKMILLER, Louise (I159228)
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| 27228 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 1/12/1950 Monroe T Blood, of 43 Washington street .Warsaw, passed away suddenly Monday morning, January 9th at 2:30 a. m. He had been employed by the Erie Railroad as telegraph operator and. at the time of his retirement in March 1948 was chief train dis- patcher. He was born in Linden on September 9, 1880, the son of Oscar M. and Mary Eastland Blood and in 1904 he married Beu- lah Monroe who survive him. He also leaves a daughter, Mrs. John Wheeler of Springfield, Ohio, and two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Kidder of Alexander and Miss Mary J Blood of Rochester. The funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Wednesday, January 11th at 3 p.m. with the burial in the War- saw cemetery. The Rev. Thomas E. Asbury, pastor of the United church, of which he was a mem- ber, officiated. Mr. Blood was also a member of the Order of Tele- graphers. He had lived in Warsaw forty-five years and three months. | BLOOD, Monroe T (I151287)
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| 27229 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 10/20/1960 Roy H. Turtle of Johnsonburg, a lifelong- resident of that area died in." the Wyoming County Community Hospital on Sunday, October 16th. He was born in Johnsonburg, December 4, 1877, the son of Orange ; and Mary Smith Tuttle and on March 4, 1914 he married Nellie Bennion who survives him. He also leaves six grandchildren and a cousin, Orrin. Lawton of Attica. The funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Wednesday, October 19th at 2 p. m. with the interment in the John- sonburg Cemetery. The Rev. Paul Gingrich officiating. Mr. Tuttle was a member of the Johnsonburg Methodist Church. Mr. Tuttle retired as postmaster at Johnsonburg recently after serving for thirty-three years. | TUTTLE, Roy H (I136931)
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| 27230 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 10/22/1964 Mrs. Rhode E. Browne, 83, of 25 Livingstone St., Warsaw, died Wednesday Oct. 14, in the King Manor Nursing Home in Warsaw following a long illness. She was born in Napanee, On- tario, Canada, Oct 9, 1881,, and had lived in this area for many years. She was the widow of R. Grant Browne. Mrs. Browne operated the Browne Dress Shop in Warsaw for a number of years .until her r e t i re merit in 1957. S h e w a s a member of the Warsaw Methodist Church, the Women's Society of Christian Service and t h e Mizpah Class of the church. She leaves two sons, Grant M., of Niagara Falls, Donald C. of Warsaw; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Conger of Warsaw; six grandchildren and two greatgrandchilden. Sevices were conducted at 8 p. m. Friday at t h e Weeks Funeral Home in Warsaw by the Rev. J o h n Ellis | JACKSON, Rhoda E (I176900)
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| 27231 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 12/5/1935 Robert; G. Browne, meat merchant of Warsaw died to Rochester on Monday, December 2nd. He was bom in Napanee, Ontario on Mar 15, 1874 and was the son of Thos. and Margaret Stewart Browne. He had lived in this country forty- three years. Surviving him are his widow, Rhoda E. Jackson Browne, three children, Grant M.. Browne of Wheatfield, N.Y., Miss Elma Browne and Donald C. Browne of Warsaw, and one grandchild, a sister, Mrs.. Mary S.. Raymond of Washington D.C. and a brother John C. Browne of Toronto, Ont. A prayer service was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Tuesday, December 3rd at 7:00 P.M. with the Rev.. J. W. Sanderson and the F. and A.M. in charge. The funeral was held at Napanee,, Ont. today, December 5th with te bur- iall in that place. Mr. Browne was a member of the F. and A.M. and the Avon I.O.O.F. | BROWNE, Robert G (I176899)
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| 27232 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 1898-1899 The infant child of George Billings and wife of West Mill street, was found dead in its crib by the mother Tuesday afternoon. Coroner Broughton was called who granted a certificate stating that death was due to strangulations. | BILLINGS (I145468)
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| 27233 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 2/19/1942 Several friends here have r e ceived invitations to the marriage of Mr. Ralph Sandle and Miss Gladys Benham, which will take place on Saturday, February 28th at 4 o'clock at the St Thomas' Episcopal church In Rochester. | Family: SANDLE, Ralph E / BENHAM, Gladys V (F49502)
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| 27234 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 2/26/1959 Funeral services for Mrs. John Bosseler of Oakfield were held at the Burdett and Sanford Funeral Home in Oakfield at 10 o' clock and at 10:30 at St. Cecelia's Church, Saturday, Feb. 14th with the Rev. August Parwulski celebrating the Requiem High mass. Burial was in St. Nicholas Cemetery in North Java with the Rev. John H. Trulin officiating. The bearers, all grandsons of Mrs. Bosseler, were Richard Roland Roger and Gerald Hale, George Bosseler Jr: and Robert Bosseler. There were spiritual and floral bouquets from neighbors and friends. V Relatives and friends attended from Warsaw, Sheldon, Alfred. Buffalo, Attica, Olean, Akron, Ar cade, North Java, Bliss and Batavia. Mrs. Bosseler formally lived at North Java. Mr. Bosseler died twelve years ago. | Regina (I159218)
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| 27235 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 2/4/1960 Albert J. Brass, born and educated in Strykersville died suddenly, Sunday, Jan. 24, 1960 at Mercy Hospital after suffering a heart attack, while attending the 8:30 service at the Immaculate Conception church, East Aurora. A veteran of Wbrld War 1. Mr. Brass served as a Sergeant with the 77th Division in France and he was a member of Strykersville Post 637, American Legion. Honorary member of East Aurora Post 362, American Legion and a Past President of the Posts Last Mans Club composed of World War 1 veterans. > __ Mr. Brass was a "menSber-of Ar cade Barracks 1408, Veterans of World War 1 East Aurora Lodge 370 Loyal Order of Moose and a past president of the Immacu late Conception Holy Name Society For, many years Mr. Brass was memorial Day parade marshall and at the impressive closing cer emonies at Oakwood cemetery he was delegated to raise the Flag to Full-mast as the East Aurora High School band played the na- tional anthem. Mr. Brass was a son of Frank and Elizabeth Brass born Oct. 26, 1894 in Strykersville, where the Brass family lived as the father Frank Brass ran a black smith shop, who many will remember the trfiop, doing horse shoeing and all repair worki, Albert became associated with W. A. Kelver Studebaker Agency at 765 Main St., East Aurora as Service manager in 1920 and continued in that position until his' death. Before becoming service manager 40 years ago he dp erated the star mail route for sev eral years between East Aurora and North Java. Besides his wife Mrs. Agnes Glasner Brass, he is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Howard Carrow of East Aurora, a son Ronald G., East Aurora, four brothers, Luke of Arcade, Frank of Oneida, Maurice of Niagara Falls, Edward of-Buffalo and Fouk Grand children. | BRASS, Albert J (I166488)
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| 27236 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 3/11/1969 Funeral services were held Sunday, March 2 at the Weeks Funeral Home- for Frank Kader, 70, of Silver Springs^ who died Thursday (Feb. 27, 1969) in Strong Memorial Hospital after a year's illness. He leaves his widow, Pearl; a son, Harold of Lockport; three grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Schoenpflin and Mrs. Mabel Christie, both of Warsaw, and Mrs. Barbara Houseknecht of Attica. Burial'was in Union Park Cemetary at Wethersfield Springs. | KADER, Frank (I145466)
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| 27237 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 3/23/1950 Grover C. Morgan of 51 Oatka street, Warsaw, died at the Wyo- ming County Community Hospital on Sunday, March 19th. He had recently been night watchman of the Warsaw Button Company plant but previous to*that had been employed at the Morton Salt plant in Silver Springs for twenty-five years and then had worked as a house painter in Warsaw. He was born in Wethersfield on" October 7, 1888; the son of John and: Eliza Dumbleton Morgan, and on Dee, 20, 19,11 he married Ida Billings who survives him. He also leaves three children, Mrs. Leo Simard, Donald Morgan and Mrs. Kenneth Bagg of Warsaw, give grandchild- ren and four sisters and a brother as follows: Mrs. Howard Gibson, Nunda, Mrs. George Carney, War- saw, Mrs. Thomas Hess, Bliss, Mrs. Elmer Aiken, Mrs. Lester Tallman, and Melvin Morgan of Silver Springs. The funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Tuesday, March 21st at 3:30 p. m. with the Rev. E. T. Rowe officiating. The interment was in -the Warsaw cemetery. | MORGAN, Grover C (I145465)
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| 27238 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 3/25/1926 Ezekial Billings, a life long resident of the town, passed away last Thursday at the home of John Mead in War saw where he and Mrs. Billings had been staying since last October, Mr. Billings was born in Castile, February 18th 1852 eldest son'of Par- Son and Sarah Phillips Billings. He was twice married first to Abigail Hutchinson who died in 1907. In 1910 he married Hattie Alvers who survives him. Besides the wife, he leaves six children, Mrs. Hattie Anthony of Buffalo. Mrs. Lillian Ziens of San An tonio, Texas, Mrs. Mary Alvers of Wil son. K. Y. Mrs. Bessie Houghton, Frank and Moore Billings of Ferry. He also leaves five brothers and three sisters: Edson Billings of Lament; Elijah, Joseph and Reuben Billings of Castile, Mrs. Mary Phillips of Westfield, Mrs, Nellie Wolfer of Centerville and Mrs. Mildred Bemish of Fredonia. The funeral service was held at his home in this village Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and the interment was in the Castile cemetery. | BILLINGS, William Ezekiel (I115268)
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| 27239 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 4/27/1950 George W. Brotherton of Fillmore, a resident of Warsaw for the past year and a half, died at the Estabrooks Nursing Home on Thursday, April 20th. He was born in Wethersfield on April 13, 1862, the son of Joseph and Mary Bryant Brotherton. His wife, Nina Hinz Brotherton, died a number of years ago, but he leaves three children, Joseph Brotherton of Cuba, Lorenzo Brotherton of Cleve land, Ohio, and Mrs. Dorsey Cannon of Fillmore, six grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. The funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Saturday, April 22nd at 2:00 p. m. with the burial in Warsaw. The Rev. Victor Great orax of the Rock Glen Baptist church was the offciating clergyiman. Mr. Brotherton was affiliated with the Wesleyan Methodist church. | BROTHERTON, George W (I176655)
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| 27240 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 4/5/1934 Richard Merit Strain, the 14 months' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Strain, died at the War- saw hospital early Thursday morn- ing. Funeral services were hed from the Aldrich funeral home in Silver Springs on Saturday after- noon, Rev. Henry W. Stevens, pastor of the United community church, officiating. | STRAIN, Richard Merit (I139205)
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| 27241 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/1/1924 Supreme court continued over to this week. A jury in the case of Lillian J. Billings against Elijah Billings of Castile an action for absolute divorce was obtained late Wednesday afternoon of last week and the case was given to the jury on Friday afternoon. The defendant in this case brought a counter charge against the plaintiff of the same charge which the plaintiff charged the defendant being guilty of. After due consideration the jury found that both parties -were: guilty of the same charge and in such a case no verdict could be given either parties. This decision will prevent either the plaintiff or the defendant securing a divorce at any future time. | Family: BILLINGS, Elijah E / Lillian J (F52105)
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| 27242 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/17/1945 Mrs. Annie J. Bennion of South Warsaw, the widow of Joseph Ben- nion died at her home on Sunday, May 13th and the funeral was held at the Weeks Funeral Home on Tuesday, May 15th at 2:30 o'clock with the burial in the Warsaw cemetery. The Rev. James O. Bell officiated. Mrs. Bennion was born in Orangeville on May 5, 1889 to eorge and Margaret Wilcox White. Mr. Bennion died Novem- ber 2, 1936, but she is survived by two children, S 2-c Henry J. Bennion who is with the Navy in the Pacific and Mrs. Henry F. Mullett of Orangeville, seven grandchildren, two brothers, Geo. A. White of Perry and Ernest R. White of Attica and two sisters, Mrs. Harry Stanton of Batavia and Mrs. Earl Meacham of Perry. Mrs. Bennion had lived in Warsaw twenty-three years. | WHITE, Annie J (I137041)
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| 27243 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/19/1910 Grover Bennion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennion died Monday morning. Frank, another son. is very ill at the present writing and a council of doctors was held Monday afternoon. | BENNION, Grover (I136942)
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| 27244 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/2/1972 WARSAW - Mrs. Meora L Billings, 66, of Toolbouse Road, .died yesterday (April 26, 1972) in the Wyoming County immunity Hospital, Warsaw, following a six-week illness. Besides her husband, she leaves six daughters, Mrs- .Florence Irvine, Mrs. Lillian Hare and Mrs. Virginia Hunsinger of Silver Springs; Mrs. Irene Laqter of LePuente, Calif.; Mrs. Betty Alwardt of Attica, and Mrs. Mary L, Jones of Castile; three sons, Moore Billings Jr. of Glennville, Minn.; Elmer Bulings Sr. of perry, and Herbert Bluings, Castile; 30 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. | JOHNSON, Meora L (I145631)
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| 27245 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/24/1905 Mrs. Lucy Brotherton was born in Little Valley, Cattaragus County, November 22, 1849, and died at her home in South Wales, N. Y., May 4. 1905, being 56 years, 5 months and 12 days old. She leaves to mourn her loss a husband, two daughters, Mrs Lillian Calkins of La Grange, and Mrs. Lulu Lewis of Akron. She also leaves one brother, J. Hall, of Salamanaca, N. Y., and four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Squires of Salamanca, Mrs. Emily Braley of South Wales, Mrs. Janette Plugh and Mrs. Prisoilla Drew of Bliss. The remains were brought to Bliss where she formerly resided, and the funeral was held at the Baptist Church Sunday, May 7th, at 11 a. m.. Rev. A. J. Wayman officiating, with interment in the Smith Corners cemetery. The deceased was a kind and loving wife and mother, always cheerful and companionable and will be greatly missed and mourned by those who knew her best. | HALL, Lucy (I176639)
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| 27246 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 5/6/1965 Ralph Canaway, 71, of Hins- dale, a former Warsaw resident, died Sunday, May 2, in his home. He was born in Covington, Wy oming County, and lived in this vicinity many years. Mr. Canaway was a shipping clerk for the former Watson Elevator Co. of Warsaw until his retirement. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. of Warsaw and the Burke Hill Community Church of Warsaw. He leaves his wife, the former Irene H. Witter; a step-daughter Mrs. Bernard Nevison of Hinsdale and two grand children. Funeral servicer were conducted at 3:30 p. in. Wednesday in the Weeks Funeral Home in Warsaw by Rev. Donald Brown of Warsaw. Burial will be In Wy oming Cemetery; | CANAWAY, Ralph (I136933)
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| 27247 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 7/11/1957 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buffum and Richard attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Merle of Atitca on Saturday evening. | Family: MERLE, Floyd / SCHRADER, Helen (F13850)
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| 27248 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 7/29/1943 Mrs*. Matilda M. Bennion, wid ow of the late Henry H.- Bennion died in Genesee Falls at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ev erett Strain on Sunday, July 25th. The funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Tuttle of Johnsonburg on Wednesday, July 28th at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. Andrew G. Podles- ney of Portageville officiating. The burial was in the Mumford cem- etery. Mrs. Bennion was born in Buffalo on July 10, 1862 and was the daughter of Joseph and Mary Schoville Tasker. Her husband died March 14, 1932, but she is survived by seven sons and three daughters, David Bennion of Scottsville, Mrs. Roy Tuttle of Johnsonburg, Owen Bennion of St. Thomas, Ontario, Chester Bennion of Castile, Donald Bennion, Mrs. Homer Nevinger, Raymond Ben- nion and Frank Bennion of Ni- agara Falls, N.Y., Mrs. William Witter of Sanborn, N.Y., and Wayne Bennion of Caledonia, thir- ty-seven grandchildren, twenty- nine great grandchildren and a brother, Mile Tasker of Cattarau- gus. mrs. Bennion was a member of the Episcopal church. | TASKER, Matilda M (I136938)
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| 27249 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 8/14/1941 Miss Catherine Bennion, daughter of Frank Bennion of Caledonia, formerly of 'Sheldon and John J. Bosseler.son of Joseph Bossler of North Java were united in mar - riage at Caledonia at the St. Columbia Rectory, Father Sellinger performing the ceremony August 6, 1941. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Merold Conley of North Java. Mr. and Mrs. Bosseler are spending a two weeks honey- moon at New York City. | Family: BOSSELER, John J / BENNION, Catherine (F48792)
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| 27250 | Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times - 8/18/1955 Once minister of North Gainesville Methodist church .passed away at his late home 321 W. Buf falo St.. Ithaca, N. Y. Sunday, Aug. 7th. He is survived by his wife Alice Cox Bell formerly of North Gain esville, a daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral was at Ithaca, N. Y., Aug. 10th. | BELL, Anson H (I134238)
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