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| 4301 | Buffalo NY Courier - 10/25/1895 Miss Maggie Fredette and Harry Bollier were marriedat St. Francis Church,at 10 o'clock this morning. The Rev. A. A. Bachman performed the ceremony in the presence of numerous friends. At St. Louis hall this evening a reception was given to the newly married pair. | Family: BOLLIER, Harry R / FREDETTE, Maggie (F56280)
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| 4302 | Buffalo NY Courier - 10/28/1906 A pretty wedding took place on Thursday evening at thje home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bomm of Cherry Street, when their daughter. Emma M.. was united in marriage to Mr. William G. Volk. Rev. Grommich of Grace Church officiating. Miss Carrie Volk. maid of honor, and Miss Carrie Eggert of Sanborn. N. Y.. bridesmaid, were gowned in white and carried pink tarnations. The bride wore point d'esprit over taffeta and carried bride roses. Mr. Richard Wlrtner acted as best man and Mr. George Bomm as groomsman. The wedding march was played by Miss Alfreda Volk. The out- of-town guests were Mrs. Augusta Bomm of Milwaukee. Wis.: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strassberg.: Pekin. N. Y.; Mr and Mrs. Anthony Eggert, Sanborn. N. Y. After December 1st Mr. and Mrs. Volk will be at home at No. 137 Locust Street. No cards. | Family: VOLK, William G / BOMM, Emma M (F56373)
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| 4303 | Buffalo NY Courier - 10/3/1908 BORTH-October 1, 1908. Otto H. Borth, beloved husband of Blanche Kendall and father of Roy K. Borth and son of John and Christine Borth (nee Textor), and brother of John Borth, Jr., Mrs. Edward Mllsap, Erwln and Raymond Borth, aged 28 years 4 months 13 days. Funeral will take place from the family residence. No. 52 Gatchell Street, Sunday, October 1, 1908, at 2 p. m.. and from St. Trlnltatls Church (Gold Street) at 2:80 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Admiration Lodge | No. 101. B. of L. F. and E. Friends are Invited to attend. | BORTH, Otto H (I158593)
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| 4304 | Buffalo NY Courier - 10/4/1916 Justice Cole in supreme court yesterday granted Mrs. Carrie Bohner of Alden a divorce from Aloyslus S. Bohner, salesman earning $25 a week, according to counsel for the wife. The Bohners were married November 25, 1907, according to Mrs. Bohner, and have no children. Ralph. E. Brooks, real estate dealer of Manila, was witness for Mrs, Bohner. He said he had known Bohner thirty and Mrs. Bohner twenty years. He testified that in July, 1913, Bohner met him In the Broezel hotel and introduced a "blonde young woman" as his wife. He said that while he and Bohner were having some drinks the young woman waited In the hotel lobby. Arthur C. Kraus, who "said he was assistant manager of t he hotel, produced books. He said the cashier worked alternate days and kept separate books, but counsel for Mrs. Bohner could not find evidence of Bohner's having been registered at the hotel. | Family: BOHNER, Aloysius S / MILLIMAN, Carrie (F27906)
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| 4305 | Buffalo NY Courier - 11/11/1910 FRIES-In thfs city, November 9, 1910, John A. Fries, aged 70 years, 26 days; beloved husband of Eva Fries (nee Pirson) and father of Mrs. J. Guenther, John A- Fries, Mrs. John Brave, George A. Fries, Mrs. E. Matthies arid Charles A. Fries. Funeral from his late residence, No: 151 Loring Avenue, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and from Emmanuel Reformed Church, corner Humboldt Parkway and Utica Street, at 2:39 o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Burial at Elmlawn | FRIES, John A (I167842)
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| 4306 | Buffalo NY Courier - 11/12/1895 A judgment of absolute divorce was yesterday granted to Earl Z. Britton from Emma C. Britton. in Justice Spring's court. The Brittons live in this city | Family: BRITTON, Earle Z / Emma C (F63263)
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| 4307 | Buffalo NY Courier - 11/12/1905 BOCK-In. this city, November 11, 1905, Jacob, beloved husband of Beata Bock (nee Hahn), and father of Harold Bock; aged 40 years, The funeral will take place from'his late residence. No. 192 French Street, Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, and from the German Lutheran Trinity Church, corner Maple and Goodell streets, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. | BOCK, Jacob (I153614)
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| 4308 | Buffalo NY Courier - 11/21/1915 Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Buehl an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Emma H. Buehl, to Homer Justin Dia- mond, November 18. At home after December 1 at No. 798 Ellicott street. | Family: DIAMOND, Homer Justin / BUEHL, Emma Henrietta (F67785)
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| 4309 | Buffalo NY Courier - 11/8/1912 BERLINGHOFF-In this city, November 7. 1912. George, beloved husband of Catherine Berllnghoff (nee Baumstark) and father of Frank V., George, Peter Mrs. Anthony Brick of North Tonawuuda and Josephine Berllnghoff; aged 76 years. Funeral from the family residence, No.296 Broadway, Monday morn- , Ing at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | BERLINGHOFF, George (I171018)
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| 4310 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/12/1909 The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Souter on the morning of December 4th removed one of Buffalo's truest nobihty. Mrs. Souter, living at the time of her decease with her son, Jesse R. Souter, at No. 243 Maryland Street, had spent her more than seventy-slx years in this city. Her life had been full of deeds of kindness and her record one of unfailing faithfulness. She was most sweetly marked by that "meek and quiet spirit, which is in the sight of God of great praise." Gentle and kindly, with flashes of genial humor, loving cheerfulness, but never forward, this noble lady lived as truly Christian a life as one could anywhere find, and drew hearts to her as the sunlight draws the birds or the flowers draw the bees. Left long years a widow, Mrs. Souter sought solace in her children and her friends, of which last there were many, and above all she found comfort and peace in the Saviour who was her all-in-all. Many and many a -time, when she felt scarcely able to go, Mrs. Souter was found in her place ln the house of God, whether she loved to resort for worship and for fellowship with believers who were bound on the same pilgrimage as herself. For thirty-flve years this faithful one was a member of the Prospect Avenue Baptist Church, where she will long be lovingly remembered for her most beautiful spirit and faithful service. Seized at last with a malady which took the heart in its clutch, this good woman ended her earthly journey with serenity and went Home. Mourned and missed by many besides her own. Mrs. Souter's memory will long be cherished. She is survived by Isaac J. Souter. Jesse R. Souter and Mrs. William H. Van Vliet of Boston, Mass. The funeral was held at tne home on Maryland Street, Monday afternoon. In the absence of her pastor from the city, the, service was conducted by the Rev. George Whitman, pastor of the Lafayette Avenue Baptist Church, once her pastor In the Cedar Street Church. | BODAMER, Elizabeth (I153771)
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| 4311 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/2/1912 BORTH - November 29. 1912, John G. Borth. aged 65 years, 1 month, 12 days; husband of the late Christina H. Borth and father of John F., Ervin J. and Raymond F. Borth, Mrs. Edward Milsap and the late Otto Borth. The funeral will take place from the family residence. No. 70 Reiman street, Tuesday, Dec. 3, at 2 p. m., and from Trinity church at 2:30 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Lovejoy Tent, K. O. T. M. Friends are invited to attend. | BORTH, John Gottfried (I41097)
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| 4312 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/2/1917 Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Hoyt Church of Woodward avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Mary to Lewis L. Brace. | Family: BRACE, Lewis Lamont / CHURCH, Mildred Mary (F59093)
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| 4313 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/23/1918 BITTERMAN—In this city. December 21,. 1918. Joseph J., beloved husband of the late Catherine A. Bitterman (nee Gerhardt), father of John J., Kathryn F., Amelia M. and the late Mary E. and William C. Bitterman. Funeral was held (private) from the family residence. No. 19 Gerhardt street,, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. | BITTERMAN, Joseph (I147843)
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| 4314 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/29/1915 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Spiess an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter Edna Frances to Frederick H. Buehl. ALSO Buffalo NY Evening News - 5/4/1916 Mr and Mrs. Edward W. Spiesz announce the marriage of their daughter. Edna Frances, to Mr. Frederick H. Buehl yesterday. May 3. Mr and Mrs. Buehl are taking an eastern trip and will be at home after June 15 at 129 Hedley place | Family: BUEHL, Frederick H / SPIESZ, Edna Frances (F67866)
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| 4315 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/3/1913 Guards, policemen, turnkeys, prisoners, probation officers, court stenographers and even the austere judges themselves, felt their lips impulsively puckering into the strains of Mr. Mendelssohn's wedding glide, when the principal corridor of the city court building witnessed the passage of a true bridal procession at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon-the first to have trod the bleak building in years. "Oh, hear the band a playing," hummed a guard as Katherine Rousselet, the blushing bride, was led from her carriage by the bridegroom, Oscar Boll, up the court steps, through the swinging doors, along the gauntlet of court attaches and straight toj the elevator. There the procession,' headed by Bertha Sulser, bridesmaid, and Walter A. Boll, best man, halted and awaited the pleasure of the elevator boy, who was chatting with a fair witness at the second floor. Eventually the car descended and the bridal party em barged for the top story and Judge Noonan's office where they were booked to be spliced. Looked the Part. No bride ever looked more the bride than did winsome Miss Rousselet (pardon the paradox-Mrs. Boll). She wore a pretty satin gown and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The bridegroom was in black. The bridesmaid shone forth In yellow satin. They came to the court in a big carriage drawn by a spaa of bays, and departed in the same equipage after the ceremony. The appointment for the ceremony was made with Mrs. Sweeney, court matron, and the judge did not have to wait a minute over his appointment Neither bride nor bridegroom has been in this country many months. That is not why they went to Judge Noonan to get married, however. Both wished a civil ceremony, and when the day came for them to embark on the matrimonial sea they chose Judge Noonan as the launcher. Amid the congratulations of the judge's stenographer, the captor and captured left the building, suffused in smiles. The feeling must have been infectious, for everyone in the corridor smiled, too. | Family: BOLL, Oscar B / ROUSSELET, Katherine (F56214)
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| 4316 | Buffalo NY Courier - 12/9/1895 BODAMER-In this city. December 7, 1896. Elisabeth, widow of John F. Bodamer, aged 86 years. The funeral will take place from her late residence. No. 192 Whitney Place, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Frlenrla are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family. | Elizabeth (I153790)
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| 4317 | Buffalo NY Courier - 1913 Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Buehl an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter Minnie to Frederick L. Goetz, the marriage to be solemnized in June. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier Express - 5/14/1933 The most Important social event of the week was the golden wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Buehl on Monday evening at their home, Brookledge. The receiv- ing line, which included Mr. and Mrs. Buehl ,their daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Goetz, an their son and his wife, Mr.. and rs. Fred- erick H Buehl, stood in the spacious living room. Mrs Buehl was gowned in a blue brocaded georgette, Mrs. Geotz in flowered gray chiffon, and Mrs.. Frederick H. Buehl in a green mousseine de sole. Supper was served to a hundred guests in the recreation room in the basement, to an accompaniment of a stringed four piece orchestra. Dancing fol- lowed the dinner. The table was decorated with talisman roses and yellow roses.. Tall yellow tapers in silver candesticks furnished the il- lumination. The out-of-town guests included Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.. Brady of Buf- falo, Mrs. Brady having been a bridesmaid at the wedding 50 years ago; Mrs.. Lena Moll,, Mrs. William Held, Mrs. George Rebaun, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Haag, all of Roch- ester; Mr. and Mrs.. red Breit- meyer, Richard Haase of Mt.. Clem- ens, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip reitmeyer of Detroit, Mr. Breit- meyer having been Mr. Buehl's best man; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Breit- meyer,, also of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stortz of Elkins Park, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reiter of Phil- adephia and Charles Buehl of San Bernardino, Cal. | Family: GOETZ, Frederick L / BUEHL, Minnie C (F67865)
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| 4318 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/12/1911 Middleport, Feb. 11.-The marriage of Miss Adele Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, was solemnized at her home in Hornell, N. Y.. Wednesday afternoon, to Raymond Blacklock, formerly of Gasport. They will reside at Balnbridge, Ga. Miss Johnson was formerly a member of the faculty of the Middleport High School. | Family: BLACKLOCK, Raymond / JOHNSON, Adelia (F53709)
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| 4319 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/17/1926 Louis H. Buehl, seventy - four years old, who died Monday,, will be buried from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Homer J. Diamond, 149 Hedley place, tomorrow after- noon at 3 o'clock. The Rev. Lewis H.. Taylor of Trinity Lutheran church will officiate. Bearers will be Frederick Guell, Dr. Edward F. Meister,, Lewis Watson, Niagara Fals; Frederick Pfetch, Paul Seit- tle and Russell Buehl. Burial will be in Forest Lawn. Surviving are the wife, Fredericka Wiedenmann Buehl, the daughter, Mrs. Diamond; a son, Louis F.. Buehl of Buffao, and four brothers,, Charles A. of San Bernardino, Calif., Henry P., East Aurora, and Williamm and Edward M. of Buffalo. | BUEHL, Louis H (I16844)
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| 4320 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/21/1926 Mrs. Harry Scully of Edson street announces the marriage of her brother, James Brinkworth, to Miss Effie St. Clair. The marriage took place this month in the rectory of St. John's Evangelist church | Family: BRINKWORTH, James Peter / ST CLAIR, Sarah Effie (F62955)
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| 4321 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/27/1895 John Brave, aged 68 years, died suddenly, directly after eating his dinner to-day noon. He had been living with his daughter, Mrs. George Fries. He is survived bv a son and a daughter. The former is reported to be dying at Getsville. | BRAVE, John (I167838)
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| 4322 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/28/1917 Lockpioxt. Feb, 17.-Mrs. Eliza Mapes Bowler, who was fatally burned at her home in North Transit road yesterday, her seventy-sixth birthday, died early today at her home. No one was present in the kitchen where It is presumed het dress caught fire, it is believed while seh was taking meat from the even or fixing the fire, although her sister, Mrs. Mary Smith, who lived with her was in another part of the house at the time. * Mrs. Bowler was first noticed by a daughter, Mrs Edward Weaver, who lives on the opposite side of the road, from her home, who saw, her rolling in the snow. She ran to her mother's assistance and extinguished flames which enveloped her. but not before the woman was badly burned in all parts of the body. Although partly conscious at first. Mrs. Bowler was unable to tell how she received her burns, owing to her sufferings. Deceased was the widow of Vincent Bowler and is survived by five sons, George, Samuel, Richard and Garfield Bowler and Former Supervisor Vincent Bowler, all of Lockport; four daughters. Mrs. Edward Weaver and Mrs. Frank Lambert, this city; Mrs. William Bennett, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mrs. George Robinson, Titusville, Pa., and. one brother, James Mapes of North Dakota. Also by two sisters, Delia. Mapes of North Dakota and Mrs. Mary Smith, this city. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the residence of her son, Vincent Bowler, Old Niagara road, with Interment at Cold Spring cemetery. | MAPES, Eliza (I161275)
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| 4323 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/8/1919 The medical examiner. In the case of the young man. Edward H. Buhs of No. 940 Northampton street whose body was discovered at the bottom of the Central Y. M. C. A. pool Thursday night, found death due to accidental drowning. It was stated in this connection that the body had evidently been in the water te or fifteen minutes before disovery. Buhs, it was stated, had been learning to swim No other person was in the pool at the time. | BUHS, Edward H (I186180)
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| 4324 | Buffalo NY Courier - 2/8/1925 Mrs. Louise B. Riesterer of No. 186 Delaware avenue, Tonawanda, announces the engagement of her creaghter Olya Lillian to Joseph N. Bonin of Tonawanda, formerly ' Fitchburg, Mass. | Family: BONIN, Joseph N / REISTERER, Olya Lillian (F56296)
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| 4325 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/10/1906 BRAUER-Entered into rest March 9, 1906, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Charles R. Brauer (nee Wiot). aired 60 years, 2 months; mother of Richard Brauer. Mrs. Charles G. Muskopf, Fred and Oscar Brauer. The funeral will take place from the family residence. No. 240 Goodel Street. Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, and from St. Marcus' Church, on Oak Street, at 3 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend | WIOT, Elizabeth (I166996)
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| 4326 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/15/1919 BORTH - March 13, at his residence, No. 213 Grape street, Frederick Christian Borth, hus- band of Margaret A. Borth (nee Kammerer), aged 80 years, 11 days, father of Mrs. Ludwig Boehner, Frederick J., Mrs. Charles D. Gaise, Mrs. Frederick L. Chalcraft, George W., Mrs. Christian Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Knaisch and Rob- ert E. Borth, brother of Mrs. John Kneller and William Borth. Funeral from his late resi- dence, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and from Concordia Evangelical Lutheran church on Northampton street, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. De- ceased was a member of St. John's Men's So- ciety and Wurtemberger Schwabein Unter- stutzunga Verein No. 1. | BORTH, Frederick Christian (I39551)
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| 4327 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/16/1958 BOMM - Jacob J. Bomm of 132 Woodcrest Blvd . Kenmore. March 13, 1958. husband of Anna C. Gerlach Bomm: father of Harvey Bomm, grandfather of Mrs Alan L Hartrick Jr.: greatgrandfather of Gail S . Karen L and Robert A. Hartrick; brother of Mrs William Volk Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p m . at the McGinns- Sauerwein Funeral Home, 2268 Main St. (opposite Dewey Ave), where funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mr. Bomm was a member of the Buffalo Consistory, Ismailia Temple and Tyrian Lodge No. 925, F . & A M., under whose auspices a memorial service will be conducted Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. | BOMM, Jakob J (I156236)
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| 4328 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/17/1970 RIDDLE-Kathryn M. (Brandel), of Cheektowaga, N.Y., March 16, 1970, wlte of the late John T Riddle; mother of Mrs. Norman J, Ely; grandmother of Mrs. Laura Hollenbeck and Mrs. Carolyn Kohlbacher and the late David Ely; also survived by eight greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the Sfutzman- Zurbrick Funeral Home Inc., 5815 Broadway, Lancaster, N.Y. Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited. Family will be in attendance from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Flowers gratefully declined. Contributions in her memory may be made to the Union Road Community Church. | BRANDEL, Kathryn M (I165649)
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| 4329 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/2/1900 STETTENBENZ-In this city, on the 28th lnst., Caroline, wife of the late Anthony Stettenbenz. and mother of Charles. Mrs christian Trapp. Mrs. John Maue and Mrs. Edward M. Buehl. aged 58 years and 3 days The funeral will take place the family residence. No. 508 Street, Saturday afternoon at 2 and from St. Marcus' Church o'clock. Oak Street. Friends are to attend. | Caroline (I184713)
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| 4330 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/23/1915 On the day planned for the wedding of his daughter, Anna the funeral of William Bluestein, for more than t h i r t y years a Main street business man, will be held from the family residence at No 145 Mariner street. Mr. Bluestein died Sunday while chat- t i ng with friends. When stricken Mr. Bluestein realized he was about to die. "I am not going to be with you long," he said with difficulty. "Don't let this interfere with Anna's marriage." The wedding, which was to have t a k e n place this evening, has been postponed and I n v i t a t i o n s recalled. Miss Bluestein with her fiance, Emil Adler, No. 809 Gibson street, procured t h e marriage license last Saturday. Mr. Bluestein was fifty-two years old. He had been in ill health for months. It was because of his condition he retired from active business about a year ago. He was born in Russia and came to this country when a youth. He was a pioneer in the ladies' tailoring business and occupied t h e store at No. 670 Main street 'for years. Surviving Mr. Bluestein are his wife, Augusta Bluestein; daughters. Mrs. Max Levy and Minnie, Anna and Lillian Bluestein, and sons, Abraham H., Myron, Louis and Harry. Rabbi Max Grob will officiate at the services. | BLUESTEIN, William (I152317)
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| 4331 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/28/1921 BLUESTEIN-In this city. March 27 1921, Harry C. Bluestein, beloved son of the late William and Augusta Bluestein and brother of Mrs. Max Levy, Abraham and Minnie Bluestein,- Mrs. E Adler Louis R. Bluestein and Mrs. Lillian Zeldenrust, age 24 years. Funeral from the family residence. No. 439 West Delavan avenue. Monday at 2:30 o'clock Flowers gratefully declined. Deceased was a member of B. P. O. E. No. 23. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 3/28/1921 Harry C. Bluestein of No. 439 West Delavan avenue, who served for fif- teen months overseas as private in the 303d Ammunition train, died yester- day at the Sister' hospital after a long illness. He was twenty-five years old. The funeral will take place this afternoonat 2:30 o'clock from his resi- dence. The Rev. Bernaard Cohn of Temple Beth Zion will officiate. Surviving Mr. Bluestein are his mother, Mrs. Augusta Bluestein, three brothers, A.H.Bluestein, Myron Blue- stein and Louis R. Bluestein, and three sisters, Mrs. Max Levy, Miss Minnie Bluestein and Mrs. Emil Adler. Mr. Bluestein was a member of B.P.O. E. lodge No. 13. The following will act as pallbearers Paul Kennelly, Richard Walsh, Judson Strunk, Gordon B. Castle, Harold Lang and Ernest Roberts. | BLUESTEIN, Harold C (I152320)
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| 4332 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/5/1922 Mrs. William Bluestein of Delavan avenue has issued announcement of the marriage of her daughter Minnie M.. to Leonard E. Goldstein, Monday, February 27. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Bernard Cohn. | Family: GOLDSTEIN, Leonard E / BLUESTEIN, Minnie (F54852)
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| 4333 | Buffalo NY Courier - 3/6/1904 DINLEY - In this city. March 3 1804, Anna Brown Dinley, widow of the late Michael Dinley, mother of Patrick F.. John J., Mary A., Sarah E. Dinley and Mrs. Gertrude Berrigan. The funeral will be held from the residence of her son. P . F. Dinley, No. 221 Van Rensselaer Street, Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Joseph's Cathedral at 9 o'clock. Friends are respectfully invited to at- tend. | BROWN, Anna (I141967)
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| 4334 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/1/1906 BRINKWORTH-At the family resi- dence. No. 80 Fulton Street. March 31 1906. Mary Ellen. beloved wife of William M. Brinkworth, daughter of Mrs. John Mullen . Connelly. and the late Michael Miller, sister of Mrs. James Skipworth, Mrs. David Patton. Peter Mullen, and the late John. James and Frank Mullen. Notice of funeral hereafter. | MULLEN, Mary Ellen (I172913)
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| 4335 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/11/1919 Mrs. Katherine Voigt of No. 154 Ma- ple, street announces the engagement of. her daughter to. Harold H. Bock wedding to take place In May | Family: BOCK, Harold H / VOIGT, Evelyn (F55314)
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| 4336 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/13/1923 BRATTON-At South Wales, N. Y., April 11. 1923. Fannie R.. wife of Charles N. Brayton. mother of Robert I Brayton. Mary B. Sergel and Aileean B. Barron. Funeral from late residence. Saturday. April 14, at 2 o'clock | Fanny R (I168176)
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| 4337 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/14/1923 LASKEY-April 13. 1923, Bernard W. Laskey, husband of Lillian Silver Laskey, father of Lorraine June Laskey. The funeral services will be held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Duttweiler, 32 Burgard place, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. | LASKEY, Bernard W (I153797)
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| 4338 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/19/1914 Miss Clara Billet of Hoyt street en- tertained on Monday evening in honor of Miss Caroline Kreitner, whose mar- riage to Theodore E. Buerger will take place on Wednesday, April 22. Miss Nora Meyer of Northampton street, gave a buffet luncheon on Tuesday Miss Lillie Ebberts of Anderson place entertained on Wednesday afternoon at. cards,, and on Thursday evening Mrs. Frank La Montagne of Northamp- ton street entertained at cards. On Friday, Misses Gertrude and Elsie Kreitner' gave a theater party and dinner and Misses Ella and Francis Kinnilus of Main street, entertain on Saturday. Miss Laura Buerger of Northampton street, will entertain for the bride on her return from the wed- ding trip. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 3/15/1914 Mr. and Mrs. John Kreitner of North- ampton street announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Caroline, to Theodore E. Buerger, the wedding to be solemnized the, latter part of April. | Family: BUERGER, Theodore E / KREITNER, Caroline (F68052)
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| 4339 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/2/1918 Michael Mucha, who was motorman on the Buffalo & Depew car, wrecked at Weibel's curve early in January, when three men were killed and se- eral others injured,, pleaded ot guil- ty to an indictment charging man- slaughter, second degree, when ar- raigned before Justice Emery in su- preme court yesterday. Mucha is charged with respondibility for the deaths of Martin P. Smith, Anthony Yurecki and Jacob Brunner. MRs. Brunner, reccently was awarded a verdict against the Buffalo & Depew railroad for the death of her hus- band. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 1/6/1918 Investigation into' the cause of the wreck yesterday morning* when a trolley car of the Buffalo & £ epew Ra 1- way company Jumped the track and rolled into a field just insid's the limits of Depew, causing the death of three men and serious if not fatal injuries to several others, will.be made by county officials. Justice of Peace Higgim of Depew will hold an Inquest at 10 o' clock Tuesday morning' at which ;Deputy Medical Examiner Cook, county officials and'a score of witnesses will appear. Officials of the company also willl attend and give their version of the accident. The Victims The dead: Martin F. Smith, twenty-four years old, whose parents conduct a hotel at 'Union road and Genesee'street; head crushed. Anthony Yurecki,, thirty years old, of Forks; fractured skull and Internal Injuries; died a few minutes after being taken to the German Deaconess hospital; body at. morgue. . Jacob Bruner, laborer, No. 18 Rogers avenue, Buffalo. Those at German Deaconess hospital are: Alois Schiesel, fifty-one years old. of Union Road; In a critical condition. William Hicks, forty-six years, old, of No. 977 Northampton street; internally injured and cut on the body. Gustave Eittlinger, forty-two-years old, of Forks, who was serlously injured. Albert Leaser, twenty years old,;No. 2396 Bailey avenue; fractured skull and spine and Internal injuries; condition critical. Five were taken to the hospital and latter taken home. They are: Frank Fotos, fifty years old, of Forks, N. T.: George Obers , forty-two years old, of No. 86 Nevada street; Arthur Harrnik, twenty-one years old, of Forks; John Draszskiewics, twentynine years old, of Forks, and Walter Zobowski, nineteen years old. of Forks. Those given first aid at the scene and sent home: Edward Granse, Andrew Hill; F.L.Schulmberg,, Forks; Robert Beinig, No. 413 Goodyer avenue; Leo Haas, Montana street; Frank Brittling- er, Cheektowaga; Charles Hausner, No. 373 Urban street; August Pauly,, No. 145 St. Louis avenue; Hugh and John Kin- sella, No. 14 Moeler avenue; Victor Gangloff, Union road, and Arthur Dorn, No. 245 Landon street; Schulm- berg was a brother-in-law of Martin Smith, the dead man. All were cut and bruised, but none was seriously hurt. On "Death Curve" The wrecked car,, No. 21.,, with thirty- six passengers, all on their way to work at the Gould Coupler plant and; the New York Car Wheel works in Depew, left the city limits at Genesee street at 6:20 o'clock. The car reached the curve. a thirty- degree turn,'-twenty minutes later;wlth i t s brakes set and power off, according to the motorman. The company had issued rues for all motormen to sow down and have their power under con- trol at this curve, considered most dan- gerous of all points on the line. But the rails were sippery and the car left them, the body parting fro the trucks. The trucks remained up- right beside the car line. The car body got momentum from the raised tracks, which are three feet above ground level at this particular curve,, ad went whirling into two tele- grap hpoles fifty feet away. Both were snapped off clean and a sub support- ing pole spintered. The otorman, Michael Mucha, was still in his vestibule when the car smashed into the teleraph oles and his escape is considered miraculous. He received mminor injuries to his right hand and forehead while the conduc- tor,, Leo Siwinski, was injured in the left hip and left leg. Both live in De- pew. There is a danger ight at the curve, wich ordinarily can be seen at a distance, but the heavy fog made it indistinct Dr. R.L.Stratton of Depew was quickly on the scene of the accident. He gave the men first aid. A second trolley car arrived a few minutes later. The wunded men were put in this and taken to the ciity line where the am- bulances had been summoned. The three victims were horribly crushed beneath a heap of wreckage. When the bodies of Smith and Brunner were removed from beneath the debris with the aid of jacks, life was extinct. They were sent to the morgue by Deputy Medical Examiner Cook. The second trolley car, in which the wounded were taken to the hospitals and home, was in chare of J. Mc Nichols,, motorman, and Albert Martin, conductor. Both ive in Depew. Traf- fic was tied up for three hours. Superintendent's Statement The general supintendent of the Buffalo & Depew can find no reason for the disaster. The company will make a thorough investigation, he says.. "It looks llike one of those deviish mishaps which one sometimes meets in forty-six years of railroading," he stated last night. "We instruct all our men to slow down when they go down grade or make a sharp turn. All signs show that Mucha did this. "The track was in excellent condi- tion at this point. It was brought upp to the mark with new ballast last summer "The car trucks of No. 21 were in first class shape. A New York public service commission expert examined track and trucks today and seemed satisfied that the disaster was due to neither. "The only mark on the trucks after the accident was one broken casting. Contact with the frozen ground after the wreck snapped it. "Mucha is a highlly efficient man and temperate. He slept in our car barn last night. I frequently rode on his car and found him invarably a man in perfect control of his car. Our in- structions specifically state that mo- tormen must slow down at down grades and have their car under the most perfect control. An examination of the motor after the accident showed that Mucha had the brakes set." | BRUNNER, Jacob C (I178637)
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| 4340 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/21/1902 The engagement of Miss Helene Dickson of Day's Park to Mr. William Bewley of Lockport, N. Y., has been announced. The wedding will take place on Thursday evening, April 24th. ALSO Buffalo NY Evening News - 4/25/1902 Miss Helena Dickson of Day's Park, Buffalo, and Mr. W i l l i am Bewley of this city were married last evening at the home of the bride's parents. | Family: BEWLEY, William H / DICKSON, Helena M (F51232)
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| 4341 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/21/1910 WUNSCH-In this city, April 20, 1910 Wilhelmina Wunsch (nee Schneider), widow of Frederick W. Wunsch and mother of Mrs. Henry P. Buehl: aged 75 years. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Buehl, No. 257 Richmond Avenue, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to at- tend. | SCHNEIDER, Wilhelmine (I184701)
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| 4342 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/27/1911 Niagara Falls, April 26.-The funeral of Thomas A. Blundy, who died Sunday, was held from Ft. Mary's Church today, burial being in S t Mary's cemetery. The bearers were Paul Blundy, James Blundy. Robert Sherry, James Sherry, Fred Thompson and Hugh Grady. | BLUNDY, Thomas A (I152859)
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| 4343 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/4/1911 BUCHANAN-In this city, April 1, 1911, Catherine Buchanan, wife of the late James K- Buchanan and mother of James Cannan. Susan and John Buchanan of this city, Mrs. Carl Lange of Worcester. Mass.; Mra. A. Nursey of Norfolk. Va.; William Buchanan of Jamestown* N. Y.; and Catharine and Patrolman Charles Buchanan of Buffalo. The funeral.will take place from the family residence. No. 47 Hay ward street. Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock and from St. Bridget's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to at- tend. | Catherine (I181413)
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| 4344 | Buffalo NY Courier - 4/6/1913 George Litschner Dies Shortly After Attempting to Board Moving Vehicle. George Litschner,. eighteen years, old. of No. 7W Genesee street, was fatally injured yesterday afternoon in attempting to board a moving truck belongipg to the Hoefler Ice Cream company. His right hip and leg were broken and he was hurt internally. He died just as he reached the Sisters' hospital, to which he was takeu on the truck that injured him. The accident happened at Jefferson and Florida streets. The truck was driven by Henry Glasser of No. 967 Michigan street. Litschner, who was Glasser's helper, was entangled in the driving chain and drawn into a wheel which crushed him. He missed the running board when he tried to get aboard the truck. Medical Examiner Danser issued a certificate of accidental death. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 4/7/1913 LITSCHNER-In this city, April 5, 1913, George Litschner, aged 17 years, 3 months and 20 days; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles LItschner and brother of Emil A-, Martha, Paul J., William W., Louise, Albert, Helen, Emma and Henrietta Litschner. The funeral will be held front the family residence, Ne. 764 Genesee street, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and front the Evangelical Lutheran Emaus church at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | LITSCHNER, George (I159526)
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| 4345 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/12/1907 BOHNER - At Alden, N.Y., May 10, Appolonia Bohner, aged 80 years and 7 months, widow of Aloys Bohner, Sr., and mother of Aloys, Henry G Mary A. and Clara E. Bohner of Alden, N. Y.; George Bohner of Chicago, Ill., and Joseph E. Bohner of New York City. The funeral will take place Monday morning, May 13th, at 9:30 o'clock, and from St. John's Church, Alden Center. Friends are Invited to attend. Rochester, N. Y., Chicago, Ill., and Los Angeles, Cal., papers please copy. | Appolonia (I155291)
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| 4346 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/12/1940 PRIESTER-Catharine C Briar Prieater, In this city. May 11, 1940. wife of the late Frank J. Priester; mother of Mrs. Norman E. Graham and Franklin J. Priester; sister of George and Matthew Brier, Mrs. M. Mona. Mrs. P. Flattery, Mrs. F. Mueller. Funeral from her late residence, 41 Tale Place. Tuesday morning at 8.15 and from St. Teresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. | BREIER, Catherine C (I169100)
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| 4347 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/16/1917 BEUTEL - In North Tonawanda. N. Y., May 14, 1917 Frederlrk Beutel aged 76 years. husband of Minnie Beutel, father. of Mrs. Minnie Schultz, Mrs. . Matilda Schultz, Mrs. Gust Donner. Mrs. Ella Behn, Albert, Gustave. Henry and Anton Beutel. brother of Mrs. Minnie Reichert. Funeral will take place from the familv residence at Martinsville Thursday afternoon at 1:30 and from St. Paul's Lutheran church of Martinsville at 2 p.m. Friends are invited to attend. ALSO Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 5/15/1917 Fred Beutel died May 14, 1917, at his late residence,, Martinsville, N. Y., aged 76. He leaves besides his widow eight children, Albert of Martinsville, Gustavo W., Ueftry II., Anton G., of Wilson. Mrs. Minnie Schulz of Martinsville. Matilda Schultz. Augusta Donner, Eleanor Behm, all of Wilson, and 2 5 grand children, two great grand children. Funeral Thursday, May 17th at 2 o'clock from the home and 2:30 from St. Paul's Church, Martinsville. | BEUTEL, Friedrich Martin (I69666)
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| 4348 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/20/1919 KLINE-At his home, 148 Fargo avenue. May 19. 1919, Henry W., husband of Augusta Greenberg Kline, father of Harry E. Klein, and Mrs. Josephine G. Bluestein. Funeral service. will be held on Wednesday afternoon, May 21, 1919. at 2:30 o'clock | KLINE, Henry W (I152330)
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| 4349 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/21/1906 The marriage of Miss Anna Mary Borth, daughter of Mr. and'Mrs, 'Fred Borth, to Mr. Christian Hoffman was solemnised Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents In Grape Street, the Rev. E. F. Bachman officialin st. The bride wore white French lawn trimmed with lace and carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by Miss Eleanor Doehnert, maid of honor, gowned in white dotted Swiss trimmed with \ a i e n c l e u n e s lace and carrying roses. The two bridesmaids, Miss Lacy Hoff- "*•» *"d Miss Margaret Borth. wore wait* dotted mull and carried pink carnations. The best man was Mr. George Borth; the groomsmen were Mr. H. Berner and Mr. George J. Barnett and Miss Louise Elme played the Lohengrin wedding march. The bride's table at the wedding supper was laid for twenty-two. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. J. Kammerer and Miss Marcie Kammerer of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, M. Bloy of Cleveland. Mr. John Kammerer, Miss Ada Kammerer. Miss Lucille Kammerer, Mrs. A- Kammerer and Mr. F Hartwig of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elmer, Miss Louise Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford, Mrs. O. Young, Mrs. A. Hoffman, Miss Hoffman and Mr, M. Mayle of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman have gone on an eastern trip and will be home after July 1st at No. 141 Eaton Street | Family: HOFFMAN, Christian / BORTH, Anna Maria Christina (F57234)
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| 4350 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/23/1914 Mr. and Mrs Edward M. Buehl of Richmond aveneu have issued invita- tions for the wedding of their daugh- ter, Edna Pearl to Arthur C. Traut- man, June 3 at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Theodore Munzert will officiate Miss Sophia M Buehl will be maid of honor, Miss Florence Trautman, bridesmaid, and Miss Willa Maue will be fower girl. Henry Bronkle will act as best man. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 6/4/1914 A, pretty wedding was solemnized last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward M. Buehl in Richmond avenue when their daughter Edna Pearl was married to Arthur C. Trautman, the .Rev. Theodore Munzert performing the ceremony. The bride, who entered with her father, wore brocaded faille neva and point de lierre lace and pearl trim- ming and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. Her sister. Miss Sophia M. Buehl, the maid of honor, was gowned in white embroidered batiste over yellow messa- line and her bouquet was of Ward roses. Miss Florence E Tratttman. the bridesmaid, wore white embnud- ered batiste over turquoise blue messa- line and carried bridesmaid roses, and the little flower girl. Miss Nilla Maue. wore a white embroidered frock with turquoise blue ribbons and carried a gold basket of whtie sweet peas. Hen- ry Bronkle was best man. Mrs. Buehl was gowned in turquoitie blue crepe charmeuse with Chantllly Iace and oriental embroidered net. and Mrs. Trautman. the gnmm'g mother, wore lavender crepe meteor with allover lace Following the ceremon there was a reception and wedding supper was served in a marquee on the lawn. The bridal tabe of ten covers was centered with a silver backet of white roses and lillies of the valley and the smal tables were centered with gold baskets of flowers Mr. annd Mrs Trautman will take a motor trip through the Berkshires and will be at home after September 1 at No. 171 Rodney avenue. | Family: TRAUTMAN, Arthur C / BUEHL, Edna Pearl (F67799)
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