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| 4451 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/22/1944 Medical Examiner Rocco N. De- Dominicis is investigating the deaths of Carl Braegas. 71, who was found yesterday morning hanging in a garage behind his home at 287 Morgan St., Tonawanda. ALSO Niagara Gazette - 11/22/1944 TONAWNDA, N.Y., Nov.22 - Carl M. Braegas, 71, died yesterday at. the home of his daughter, Mrs William Koepsel, 387 Morgan street. A native of Germany, 'he ,had resided in Tonawanda the last 37 years. He leaves two sons, William and Carl F of North Tonawanda; three daughters, Mrs. Koepsel. Mrs. Rudolph Neuman, of North Tonawanda,. and Mrs. Robert Carrlgan, of Merriton, Ont: 24 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funerl services will be private and win be conducted, Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Hamp funeral home, 17 Adam street. Burial will be In Resthaven cemetery. | BRAEGAS, Carl M (I61872)
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| 4452 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/22/1969 BUCKLEY - Helen Louise (nee Beihl), suddenly, November 20, 1949, beloved wife of Arthur W. Buckley; mother of Mrs. Norma Buckley Gebhardt, Mrs. John W. (Audrey) Segebarth and the late John B. Buckley; sister of Mrs Beatrice MacRobert and the late Mrs. Bernice L. Dorrand; also survived by seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. A memorial service will be held at the Forest Lawn Chapel Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials to Mrs. Buckley's memory may be offered to the Diabetes-Detection Service of Erie County. Mrs. Buckley was a Charter Member of 5th Church of Christ Scientist of Buffalo. | BIEHL, Helen Louise (I182893)
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| 4453 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/23/1942 RODLER-November 22. 1942. Margaret, wife of the late Stephen; mother of John Dickman, Mrs. Nicholas Brick, Mrs. O. A. Smith of Tuacola, Ill., and Mrs. Catherine Gordon. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Brick, 221 Kfngaley Street. Wednesday morning at 9 30 and from St. Mary Magdalene's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. Mrs. Rodler was a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary Council No. 68 and the English Christian Mothers' Society of St. Mary Magdalene's Church. | Margaret (I171234)
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| 4454 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/23/1949 DEARMYER- Lillian Braunbach Dearmyer, November 20, 1949. of 1047 Smith St., Buffalo, N. Y., beloved wife of Jacob; mother of Mrs. Frank O'Hara, Norman, Howard, and Richard Dearmyer; sister Of Mrs. Flora Becker, Henry and Harold Braunbach, Services from the V. Elmer Vandercher Funeral tome, 354 Sherman St., Wednesday aft- ernoon at 1.30 o'clock. Friends Invited. Mrs Dearmyer was a member of the Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church and Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Buffalo Council No. 50 | BRAUNBACH, Lillian (I167493)
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| 4455 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/24/1933 Funeral services will be held today for Lawrence E. Harmon, prominent Buffalo businessman, who died in his home, 770 Lafayette Avenue, following an illness of eight weeks. He was 64 years old. The Rev. Ralph B. Hindman, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, will officiate at the rites, to be held in the home. Burial will be In Kensico. Born In New York City, Mr. Harmon came to Buffalo 35 years ago and founded the H. O. mills. Several years later he became president of the Buffalo Cereal Company, a po sition he held until 1918, when the company was sold to the Armour interests. At the time of his death, Mr. Harmon was president of the E. P. Sharp Trolley Wheel Company in Mechanic Street and vice-president of Edward N Wilkes & Co., investment securities firm. Mr. Harmon was a member of the Buffalo Club and a former member of the Country Club of Buffalo. He Is survived by his wife, Katrina omas Harmon, and two sons. hlord S. and Lawrence E. Harmon, Jr. | HARMON, Lawrence E (I166304)
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| 4456 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/24/1969 BRASS-Lucas R., of Arcade, N.Y., Nov. 22, 1969, husband of Margaret (Follett) tranche and the late Mildred (Cole); father of Bernard L., Robert F., Mrs. Daniel (Elizabeth) Berwanger all of Arcade; brother of Morris, Niagara Fails and the late Frank, Edward, and Albert Brass; also survived by nine grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home of W. S. Davis Inc., Arcade, where prayers will be said Wednesday mooring at 10:30. Funeral services 11 a.m. from SS. Peter and Paul Church. Arcade. Interment In Arcade Rural Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Arcade Lions Club or Heart Fund. | BRASS, Lucas R (I147937)
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| 4457 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/27/1931 Niagara Falls, Nov. 26-The funeral of Hugh I. Bovanizer, 32 years old, will be held at the family home, 5416 Buffalo avenue, at 2.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. He died at Saranac Lake late last night after a long illness. Mr. Bovanizer was a native of Niagara Falls and was well known. He was a member of Niagara Falls lodge, No. 346, B. P. O. Elks. Besides his widow, Mrs. Norma Gray Bovanizer, and four brothers, Roy, George, Kenneth and Raymond, all of this city. | BOVANIZER, Hugh I (I159830)
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| 4458 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/27/1948 John J. Schell, 66, of 232 Ideal St., locomotive engineer for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad since 1912, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital after three months illness. Connected with the railroad since 1905, Mr. Schell started as a fireman and, following his promotion to engineer, alternated on fast freight and passenger runs. Born at Ft. Winiski, la., he lived in Buffalo since the year he joined the railroad. Mr. Schell was a member of F. B. Griffith Division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Surviving are his wife, Ida Buckman Schell; two sons, Gordon and Anthony; three daughters, Mildred and Elinor Schell and Mrs. Laura Loichinger; a brother, Joseph; three grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St Agnes Church Monday a 9 a.m. following prayers at the home. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery, West Alden. | SCHELL, John J (I183138)
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| 4459 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/28/1933 The marriage of Miss Beatrice M. Schuman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schuman of Wilson, to Thomas Brawn, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brawn of Newfane, took place at 4.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, November 25th, in the Methodist Episcopal Church in North Ridge, the Rev. J. T. Haugh officiating. The church was decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemums. The bride, who was given In marriage by her uncle, Edward L. Drewes of this city, was gowned in burgundy chiffon velvet, a white turban and a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Margaret Kurkhampt, maid of honor, wore green velvet with a white turban and bronze chrysanthemums. Mrs. Adeline Robinson, bridesmaid, wore blue chiffon velvet with a silver turban and carried rust colored chrysan themums. Arnold Drewes was best man, and the ushers were Milford Robinson and Benjamin Grawe. A reception for 50 guests followed at the home of the bride. Mrs. Schuman was attired in brown velvet and the bridegrooms mother wore black satin. Both wore corsages of talisman roses. The bride's table, with covers for twelve, was centered with a wedding cake surrounded by yellow and white chrysanthemums and yellow tapers. After a trip South, Mr. and Mrs. Brawn will make their home in Wilson | Family: BRAWN, Thomas Bates Jr / SCHUMAN, Beatrice Martha (F43563)
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| 4460 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/3/1967 McWHERTER-Nina M. Perrlne Boerachig of 118 Amber St., Nov. 1, 1967, beloved wife of Ralph S. McWherter mother of Nelson, Harvey, and Edith Boerschig, Joseph, Cpl. Donald of U.S. Marines, Michael, Katherine, and Mar. she McWherter, Mrs. Henry (Margaret) Walter, Mrs. Francis (DorohV) Gaffney, Mrs. Howard (Nina) Walter and Mrs. Richard (Gladys) Dibble; grandmother of 19 grandchildren; sis* tar of Henry Perrlne, Mrs. Mildred Masters, Joseph Steinhauff and th« late William Perrine. Calls may be made at the Funeral Home of J . Miltord Jenmson, 531 South Park Ave. from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where the funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | PERRINE, Nina M (I154946)
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| 4461 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/4/1951 RHONEY-.At St. Mary's Hospital. Nlagara Falls, N. Y.. November 2, 1951, D Vincent Rhoney of 1132 Ontario Are., husband of Gertrude; father of Sister Mary Colette of Stella Niagara. Mary Alice. James. Paul. Vincent and Michael all of Niagara Falls. Funeral services will be held from the Rhoney Funeral Home, 1124 Ontario Ave.. Mondav. November 5th at 9:15 a. m. and from Sacred Heart Church at 10 a. m. Interment In Gate of Heaven Cemetery. | RHONEY, D Vincent (I166550)
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| 4462 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/5/1955 BORCHERT-Frederick H. Borchert. at West Seneca. N. Y.. Nov 3 1955. beloved husband of the late Clara J Dust Borchert; father of Mrs. Henry C. Pfeiffer (Alice). Curtis F.. Mrs David M Homjak (Etta). Mrs. Walter F Ertel (Gladys). Mrs. Alfred A. Day (Esther). Frieda S. Harvey R Florian H... and the late Niles F Borchert: grandfather of 18 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Funeral from the famllv residence 926 Seneca Creek Rd.. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of Garden -lodge No. 283, I.O.O.F.. Union Fire Co. No. 1 and t h e brotherhood of St. John's Lutheran Church. I O O F Memorial Services at the home Friday evening at 730. members please assemble. | BORCHERT, Fredrick H (I157966)
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| 4463 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/6/1950 Two men were killed in automobile accidents outside the city yesterday One of the victims died when his machine was struck by a freight en- gine in Cheektowaga. The other, a pedestrian, was injured fatally in De- pew. The men who lost their lives in the accidents about two miles apart were Frederick Buehl, Jr., 33, of East Main St., East Aurora, and Arthur Jack, about 55, a roomer at 5521 Transit Rd., Depew. Buehl met death shortly before 3 o'clock yesterday morning when his auto was struck by a New York Central Lines locomotive on the Dick Rd. crossing in Cheektowaga. His machine was demolished when it was hurled into a gully beside the railroad tracks. Buehl was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. Walter L. Sydoriak, 4289 Union Rd. Medical Examiner Rocco N. De- Dominicis said the motorist suffered a crushed chest and other injuries. He issued a certificate of accidental death. Dr. DeDominicis said the vic- tim's family lives in Canandaigua. Lieut. Bernard Kistowski of the Cheektowaga police said the engineer of the easthound freight was J. J. Kerwin, 43 Wellington Rd.. Buffalo. The engineer told the officer he did not see the automobile until after the collision. Dies in Hospital Jack died in Sisters Hospital at 9.05 o'clock last night about two hours after he was struck in Transit Rd. at Ellicott Rd., Depew. Doctors said he suffered fractures of the skull, ribs, left ankle and wrist and multiple lacerations. Dr. Dc- Dominicis is investigating. Sgt. Louis Baldo and Patrolman Edmund Markus of Depew said Rob- ert C. Keicher, 19, of 35 Pleasant Ave., Lancaster, was the driver of the car. He told the policemen he did not see Jack because his attention was drawn to another man crossing the in- tersection. lack, an employe of the Magnus Metal Corp., Depew, had roomed at the Transit Rd. address about three months. Police said they believed ha formerly lived in Attica. Depew authorities are attempting to locale a son, believed to be serving in the U. S. Army, and a daughter ALSO Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/7/1950 BUEHL-Frederick H. Jr., of East Au- rora. N. Y, suddenly. November 5. 1950 beloved son of Frederick H. and Edna Spiesz Buehl. brother of Mrs. Franklin P. Adriance; grandson of Ed- ward W. Spiesz. Funeral from Brook- ledge East Main St., East Aurora. N.Y.: Tuesday at 1 o'clock Friends Invited. Ftowers gratefully declined | BUEHL, Frederick H (I184888)
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| 4464 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 11/9/1967 HARMS-Charles B., of 444 Woodlih Ave., North Tonawanda, Nov. 8 , 1967 , husband of the late Helena Browning; father of James C. of Buffalo and Mrs. Frank A. Nemeth, North Tonawanda; brother of Benjamin, North Tonawanda, Theodore, Buffalo, and George of Lakeland, Fla. Friends may call at the Wattengel Funeral Home, Inc., 307 Oliver St., North Tonawanda, where funeral services will be heta Saturday at 1 p.m. Mr. Harms was a member of Grace Lutheran Church, North Tonawanda. | HARMS, Charles B (I177222)
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| 4465 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/10/1948 BOGNAR-Emery J., of 125 Ullman St., December 8, 1948. husband of Margaret Fel Bognar; father of James E., John W., Joseph N., Edward A. and Peter L. Bognar and Mrs. Grover Ward; son of Lydia and the late Emery Bognar. Funeral from the Robert E. Hennessey Co., 2087 Niagara St., near Hertel, Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. Rev. John L. E. De Papp officiating. | BOGNAR, Emery J (I155126)
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| 4466 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/13/1941 BUCHWALD - In Buffalo. N. Y-. December 12. 1941, Mary A., wife of Kenneth W. Buchwald; daughter of John and the late Elizabeth Dean, sister of Herman Dean Friends may call at the Link-Fox Companv Mortuary. 355 Grant Street until Sunday evening at 11 o'clock. Funeral and Interment at Andover. N. Y | DEAN, Mary A (I182196)
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| 4467 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/18/1946 Word was received here yesterday' of the death on Monday of John C. Boye, 59, of Hollywood, Cal. Mr. Boye. who moved to Hollywood about 25 years ago. had operated an automobile agency in East Ferry St. near Main St.. approximately 15 years before going West. He was born in Depew, and later moved to Lockport, where he attended the Lockport High School He was a member of Lockport Lodge of Masons. Surviving are two children. Mrs. Jack Miller of Berkeley, Cal. and John H. Boye of Sowtelle, Cal,: his mother. Mra. Mary Boye of Lockport; three brothers and two sisters. Edward H. of Buffalo, Emma F. of Rochester. Mrs. Otto -W. Kandt. Frank J and Victor R Boye. all of Lockport. Funeral services and burial will be held in Hollywood. | BOYE, John C (I109304)
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| 4468 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/18/1965 JERGE - Gertrude E. Bollier of 3670 Stoney Point Rd., Grand Island, Dec. 16, 1965, wife of Louis A. Jerge; mother of Mrs. C. Edward (Adrienne) Tucker, North Tonawanda, Mrs. Lloyd (Ruth) Rottman of Las Vegas, Nev., Harry and Jean of Grand Island, Mrs. Albert (Margaret) Seeloff, North Tonawanda and Mrs. Robert (Lois) Phillips, Parma Heights, O.; sister of Miss Ruth Bollier end Mrs. Clara Kumro both of Tonawanda; also survived by 24 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call after noon Saturday at the Kaiser Funeral Home, 1950 Whitehaven Rd., Grand Island, where services will be held Monday at 9:45 a.m. and at St. Stephens Church at 10. The family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. | BOLLIER, Gertrude E (I155992)
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| 4469 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/19/1943 BLUESTEIN - Augusta Bluesteln of 36 Crestwood Ave., December 17, 1943. beloved wife of the late William Bluestein; mother of Mrs. Max Levy, Harry A., Mrs. Leonard Goldstein. Mrs. Emil Adler, Myron, Louis, Mrs. Harold Zeldenrust; sister of Mrs. Simon Fox. Private funeral services Sunday afternoon. Please omit flowers. | Augusta (I152321)
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| 4470 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/2//1956 STOI.Z-Frank X Stolz Jr. of 26 Shumway St. December 1, 1956, hus band of the later Jennie Brier Stolz, father of Mrs. Alvin (Ruth) Lehman and the late Frank A. Stolz; brother of Mrs. William Bailey; Wilbert, Elmer, Irving and the late Albert Stolz. Funeral from the Schlager Fu- neral Home, 674 Broadway, Wednes- day morning at 9:30 and at St.. Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. | STOLZ, Frank X (I169206)
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| 4471 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/2/1955 BRINK WORTH-James P. Brinkworth, Nov. 30. 1953. husband of Sarah Senno; father of James P. Brinkworth. Mrs. Arthur J. McDonnell and Mrs. Michael Guerico: son of the late William M. and Mary E. Brinkworth (nee Mullen); brother of John E. and William M. Brlnkworth and Mrs. Charles P. Hawkins and the late Frank J. Brinkworth. Friends may call at the funeral home of J. Mllford Jennison. 331 South Park Ave,, where the funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:30 and from St. Brlgld's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend | BRINKWORTH, James Peter (I172909)
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| 4472 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/2/1966 BUEHL-Louis F Dec 1 1944, in Buf falo, son of the late Louis H, and Fredericka Buehl; brother of Mrs. Homer J. Diamond of Buffate. Friends are invited to attend the memorial service at Johnson and Wilkins Fu- neral Home, 441 Delaware A**., Sat- urday afternoon at 3 o'clock. | BUEHL, Louis F (I16770)
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| 4473 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/21/1955 BRUCKER - Irving A.. In Akron. Dec. 19, 1955, beloved husband of May (nee Handy); son of Augustus W. and t he l a t e Alta Brucker. Friends may call a t t h e familv residence, 10- H o a g Ave., Akron. N. Y where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon it 2:30 p.m. F r i e n d s Invited. Mr. Brucker was a member of Tillman P o s t . American l e g i o n No. 900: Akron Lodge No. 525 F. & A. M.. a n d t h e F i r s t Baptist Church. Akron. Masonic services at t h e home Wednesday evening at 9 p.m. | BRUCKER, Irving A (I177405)
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| 4474 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/21/1960 BULGER-Joseph M. Bulger, of 216 Wen- del Ave., suddenly Dec. 18, I960; hus- band of Philomene Bissette Bulger; father of Mrs. James (June) Burtch of Midland, Ont., Robert F. of Buffalo and L/Cpl. Joseph A. Bulger, stationed at Okinawa; brother of Jack Bulger ot Renfrew, Ont. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral from Dohn Fu- neral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza Thursday at 10:15 a.m. and from Blessed Sacrament Church at 11 a.m. Friends Invited, Mr. Bulger was a member of the Holy Name So- ciety of Blessed Sacrament Church, and Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 8. Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m | BULGER, Joseph M (I186572)
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| 4475 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/21/1960 QUIGLEY-Jane Brinkworth Quigley of 443 Linwood Ave., Dec. 18, 1960, wife of the late John J. Quigley; mother of John J. Jr., Mrs. Pierce (Jane Ellen) McCleary, James E. Quigley and 12 grandchildren; sister of Frank J., Mrs. Austin C. McTlgue and James Brinkworth. Friends may call at the funeral home of John E. Roberts, 762 Elmwood from 2-5 and 7-10 where services will be conducted Wednesday morning at 8:30 and at St. Joseph's New Cathedral at 9:15. Friends are invited to attend | BRINKWORTH, Jane Paula (I172956)
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| 4476 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/22/1969 BOCKHAHN-Nlna of 208 William St. Tonawanda. Dec. 21. 1969, wife of Elmer T Bockhahn; mother of Mrs. James (Joan) Haggerty and Mrs. Theodore (Marion) Little all of Tonawanda. also survived by eight grandchiidren Mrs. Bockhahn was a member of Salem. United Church of Christ. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Milliard Funeral Home Inc, 167 Delaware St, Tonawanda. where services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. | WICTOR, Nina (I153643)
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| 4477 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/24/1957 LaPORT-Agnes Boening LaPort of 251 North Ave.. Gardenvllle. N. Y., Dec. 23, 1957, wife of Edward J. La- Port: sister of Mrs. Elma Ziehl. Mrs. Wliheimlna Jaenecke. both of North Tonawanda. N. Y.. and Arnold Boening of Toledo. Ohio. Friends may ral at the J. Warren Hoy Funeral Home. 3676 Seneca St., Ebenezer, where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Myron Jaenecke officiating. Deceased was a member of the Holty Lodge No. 70. Women's Auxiliary B.F.&L.E. and the Women's Auxiliary of the Salvation Army. | BOENING, Agnes H (I87935)
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| 4478 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/24/1960 GOETZ~George W., of East Aurora, N. Y., Dec. 23, 1960, husband of Betty Jayne Welch; father of Melissa; son of Minnie Buehl Goetz, and the late Frederick L. Goetz; brother of Fred- erick B. A memorial service will be held at Forest Lawn Chapel Monday at 11 a.m. and at First Presbyterian Church, East Aurora at 2 p.m. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society. | GOETZ, George W (I184886)
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| 4479 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/25/1943 Struck by auto-one a police car driven by Inspector Jeremiah R. Cronln-two men and a woman were killed in Buffalo and the Town of Tonawanda last night They were: Louis M. Boehner, 75, of 147 Sprenget Ave^ killed in Bailey Ave. between Dingens and William. George Brown, 73, of the-Mon- roe Hotel, 490 Pearl St., killed instantly in Grant near Lafayette. Mrs. Lena May Sharlau, 43, of 1347 Michigan Ave., Niagara Falls, fatally injured In the River Rd, near Edgar Ave^ Town of Tonawanda. Crash Victim Dies In addition to these traffic fatalities. Louis G. Brown, 35, of Coup- Ion Court, Snyder, died In Emergency Hospital of Injuries received early yesterday morning when his auto crashed against a railroad abutment at Bailey and Kerns. The deaths of Boehner and Brown raised Buffalo's 1943 traffic toll to 81, compared with S3 for all 1942. Boehner was killed shortly after 6 o'clock last night as Inspector Cronin, who was on duty at the time, was driving north in Bailey* in a police car assigned to him. He waa bound home for dinner, he said, and was passing the Cohen scrap metal yard at 909 Bailey, when Boehner started to cross the avenue from east to west. In a report to the Broadway station, Cronin, who is a former police commissioner, reported he was driving 20 to 25 miles an hour and did not see Boehner. a watch* man at the Cohen yards. The inspector summoned an Emergency Hospital ambulance hut the victim was dead by the time it arrived. Two Autos Involved Brown's death involved two autoe. police of the West Delavan Ave. station reported. Crossing Grant St.. Brown walked against the right rear fender of a machine operated by Lawrence C. Near, 18, of 84 May St., and was knocked down. Then he was run over by another car driven by Andrea Spezio, 52, of 98 Rees St., investigators reported. Mrs. Shariau was killed about 8.30 o'clock while walking in the River Road by a car driven by Arthur H. White of 9S 17th St., Buffalo, according to Town of T oris wan da police. Brown placed Mrs. Shariau on the rear seat of his auto and sped to Millard Fillmore Hospital. A doctor pronounced the woman dead on arrival. Christmas Eve brought an epidemic of auto accidents with in- Jury to several people. One of the most seriously hurt was Thomas Atwood» 78. of 97 Farmer St., who suffered a severe skull injury and fractures of both legs when he was •truck by an auto near his home. The Impact buried him onto the hood of the machine, driven by Robert McMaon, 27, of Z4M East St. The injured man was taken to Millard Fillmore Hospital. Jacob Kanlewski, 60, of 490 Amherst St.. also was seriously hurt when he was hit by a cay operated by Raymond Kauffman, 122 Carl St., in front of the General Drop Forge Co., 1738 Elmwood Ave. Kaniewaki was taken to General Hospital suffering meven head injuries and complete shock. Soldier on Furlough Hart Pvt. Raymond D. Cady, 398 Emsiie St., home on furlough from Camp Adair, Ore., was taken to Meyer Memorial Hospital yesterday suffering a severe head injury after the auto in which he was riding went over a curb and hit a tree in East Delavan near Cambridge. Philip Blessing, 25, same address, a passenger in Cady's car, received lacerations on the face and shock. Police said Cady's car was forced off the street by another auto being driven on the wrong side of West Delavan .Ave. by Leonard Schwedt, 39. of 390 Northumberland Ave. Schwedt was given a summons for driving on the wrong side. | BOEHNER, Louis M (I158544)
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| 4480 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/25/1951 William G. Volk, 73. of 237 Timon St.. a printing pressman for 50 years, died suddenly yesterday at Buffalo General Hospital. Mr. Volk was born in Buffalo May 2. 1873. and attended School 39 For the last 12 years he had been employed by the H. William Pollock Poster Print Co. Previously he had worked for sthe Kenworthy Co.. 45 North Division St. A member of Grace Lutheran Church. Carlton and Rose. Mr. Volk was a member of Parish Lodge 292, F&AM. Zuleika Grotto and Benovo- lent Lodge 596. Independent Order of Odd Fellovts. He also held member- ship in Local 27. Pressmen's Union. A Masonic service will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at the Henry Wedekindt A Sons Funeral Home, 326 High St. Surviving are his wife, the former Emma M. Bomm and three sisters, Carrie Volk. Mrs. Ralph Bartholo- mew and Mrs. Charles Redlech. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Ceme- ery. | VOLK, William G (I156262)
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| 4481 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/26/1941 BUERGER - Alice Constance Buerger, in Buffalo, December 25. 1941, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Otto Martin Ernst Buerger, sister of Otto Martin of Sands Point. L. I , Alfred Arthur of Eggertsvtille, and Walter Richard now stationed at Long Beach, Cal. Her wishes for Immediate cremation have been respected. Flowers, personal and telephone calls are grateful- ly declined at this time. The date of me- memorial services will be subsequently announced. | BUERGER, Alice Constance (I185403)
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| 4482 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/26/1966 CHRETIIN-June Bradley, Dec. 24, 1966, of 1131 Parker Blvd. Town of Tonawanda, wife of Lester F. Chretien; mother of Donald L . Robert J. and Charles P. Chretien. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the funeral! home of Lux and Sons, 2528 Main St.: where funeral will be held Wednesday | afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited | BRADLEY, June M (I164039)
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| 4483 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/27/1894 Mr. Harry Ward and Miss Clara Bollier were married at the bride's home. La Salle, this afternoon. The Rev. F. O. Fannon officiated. | Family: WARD, Harry G / BOLLIER, Clara M (F56274)
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| 4484 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/28/1941 Tonawanda, Dec. 27 - Superintendent of Public Works Harvey W. Bluckhorn, 53, died early today at his h o me 578 Delaware Street, the victim of a heart attack. He was stricken at 3 o ' c l o c k this morning. H i s death followed a few h o u rs later. A life - long r e s i d e n t , Mr. Bluckhorn w as well known and highly respected in the Tonawandas. A p - pointed superin- tendent of public works on January 4, 1932, he had served continuously since. He was to have been reappointed by the Common Council at its first meeting next month. For 23 years, prior to his appointment to the office, he was employed as a millwright in the lumber mill formerly operated on Oliver Street by the late W. G. Palmer. Mr. Bluckhorn was a member of the Delaware Hose Company, the Eldredge Bicycle Club, Tonawanda Lodge 247, F. & A. M., and the Roosevelt Beach Boat Club at Wilson, where he maintained a summer cottage. Surviving are his wife, Irene; a sister, Mrs. Arthur Beisiegel of Tonawanda, and two brothers, John of Tonawanda and Fred of Detroit. ALSO North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 12/31/1941 The funeral of Harvey W. Bluckhorn, superintendent of public world, whoae sudden death Saturday morning left an important void in the ranks of Tona- wanda's official family and its citizenry, was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Hilliard Funeral Home, 147 Delaware street, and largely attended. The city hall was closed for the afternoon to permit city officials and employes to attend the rites. Besides these attendants the Delaware Hose company was 'Well represented bar a group of its members. The services were impressively conducted by the Rev. Walter F. Hetzel of the Salem Evangelical and Reformed church. Burial was in Elmlawn. The active bearers were: Al- derman Albert Westphal and Walter Getman, August Krueger, Albert Sponholz, Frank Keller and Herbert Kerman. Honorary bearers were: Mayor Christ S. Warren, Mayor-elect1 Clarence Hackett, Council President Walter J. Wolf, Aldermen C. Emerson Hay, Willis Katoll, William Hawthorne, Walter Schoenfeld, Charles F. Long snd Leon Peuquet. | BLUCKHORN, Harvey W (I139086)
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| 4485 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/29/1948 WARD-Clara Bollier Ward of 114 Greenwood PI.. Buffalo. N. Y December 28. 1948. wife of Harry J. Ward; mother of Douglas E.. Mrs. Roy Langley. Harrv J.. Jr. and Mrs. Marion Latz; sister of Mrs. Louise Relsterer and Mrs. Lillian Kropf of Tonawanda. N. Y. Private funeral from Link-Fox Company Mortuary. 355 Grant St., Thursdav afternoon. Friends may call until noon Thursday. Mrs. Ward was a member of Solome Chapter No. 311. O.E.S. | BOLLIER, Clara M (I155975)
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| 4486 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/30/1931 Edward M. Buehl 67 years old. a retired grocer, committed suicide in his home 373 Bryant street, yesterday by shooting himself in the temple. His wife. Clara R. Buehl, heard the shot and found his body on the floor of a bedroom. She told Medical Ex- aminer Charles E. Long that her hus- band had been despondent over fi- nancial reverses. Mr. Buehl was a life-long resident of Buffalo. For several years he con- ducted a retail groeery business in Washington street. Inear Chippewa. He retired three years ago. He is sur- vived by his wife, a daughter. Edna Buehl. and two brothers. Henry P. and Charles A. Buehl. | BUEHL, Edward M (I184694)
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| 4487 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/30/1958 BLOOR-Edward of 134 Walter Ave. Tonawanda, Dec. 29, 1958 in De Graff Memorial Hospital, husband of Freada (nee Schultz), brother of Arthur Bloor of Gloversville, N.Y., and Walter Bloor of Fredonia N.Y. Friends may call at the John O. Roth Funeral Home, Morgan and William Sts. Tonawanda where services will he held Wedneday at 3 p.m. Burial in Elmlawn Cemetery. ALSO Niagara Gazette - 12/30/1958 TONAWANDA - Edward Bloor, 73. of 134 Walter Ave., died Monday (Dec. 29, 1958) in De Graff Memorial Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Born in England, he had lived in this city for the last two years. Mr Bloor had been employed at the Van Raalte Co. at thc Dunkirk and Saratoga Springs plants for many years, retiring two years ago. Survivors include his wife, Frcada Schulz Bloor two brothers, Arthur Bloor. Gloversville, and Walter Bloor, Fredonia. The Rev. Walter F. Hetzel will conduct funeral services at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the John O. Roth Funeral Home Burial will be in Elmlawn Cemetery. | BLOOR, Edward (I78444)
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| 4488 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/30/1963 BOGNAR -Margaret of 173 Ullman St., Dec. 21, 1963, wife of the late Emery Bognar; mother of James E.. Mrs. Grover (Helen) Ward, John W., Joseph N , Edward A., and Peter L. Bognar; grandmother of 23 grandchildren. Friends may call at the James E. Grace Funeral Home, 335 Ontario St. near Crowley, where services will be held Tuesday morning at 1:30 and in All Saints Church at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. Mrs. Bognar was a member of the Rosary Society of All Saints Church. Family will be present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. | FEL, Margaret (I155123)
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| 4489 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/31/1936 Lockport, Dee. 31-Francis M. Briody, 43 years old. of 424 High Street, president of the Buffalo- Lockport Transportation Company, died at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Lockport City Hospital after an illness of two weeks. Mr. Briody was born in Olean and was educated in the schools there and at St. Bonaventure College. Alleghany. He served in the ??? corps two years during the World War but did not, go overseas. In 1928 he came to Lockport where he had since been In the trucking a n d transportation business. He was a member of B. Leo Dolan Post. 410. American Legion, the Olcott Yacht Club and St. Johns Church. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Edna Briody. and two sons. William and James Briody of Lockport; his brothers, John and Thomas Briody, of Olean; and three sisters. Mrs. Albert Burroughs, of Fredonia. Mrs Arthur W Vossler of Eggertsville and Mrs. Frank Poch, Washington, D.C. | BRIODY, Francis M (I173106)
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| 4490 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/31/1970 LOCKPORT - Private ser- vices will be held for Dr. Clara Kaiser, 87, who died Tuesday at Hilltop Nursing Home, Gas- port. She and her husband. Dr. Charles A. Kaiser, who died in 1956, had practiced osteopathy here for many years. She was a native of this city and a graduate of Los Angeles Col- lege of Osteopathy and retired several years ago. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Niagara County Historical Society, the Mothers' Study Club and a former member of the College Club and New Century Club. Survivors include two daugh- ters, Mrs. John (Jean) Arine and Mrs. Charlton (Elizabeth) Bulmer, both of Wilson; five grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. | HUSTON, Clara (I118043)
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| 4491 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/4/1965 MURRAY-Mary 8., of Lake Rd., Appleton, N. Y., Thursday, Dec. 2, 1965, at home, wife of the late Otis J. Murray; mother of Mrs. Harry Nicholas of Olcott, Mrs. Victor Silverrole of Buffalo, Mrs. Raymond Hoizman of Olcott, Mrs Clebert Payne of Appleton, Marie Murray of Imperial Beach. Calif., Walter, William and Floyd of Olcott, Harvey and Carl of Burt; sister of August Bluhm of Tonawanda and John Bluhm of Johnsburg, N. Y.; also sur. vived by 13 grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Rutland-Corwin Funeral Home Inc., 2670 Main St, Newfane, where the funeral will be held Sunday, Dec 5, 1965 at 2 p.m. Interment will be North Ridge Cmetery, Cambria, N. Y. | BLUHM, Mary (I137915)
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| 4492 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/5/1926 •The marriage of Miss Hazel D. Bradley to J. Lloyd Harbison took place Saturday afternoon, November 27th a t 5 o'clock at the M. E. par- sonage, Ransomvllle, the Rev. C. W. Pettit officiating. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bale of Nla- gara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Harbison are taking a short trip through the eastern a part of the state. They will reside in Ransomvllle. | Family: HARBISON, J Lloyd / BRADLEY, Hazel (F59406)
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| 4493 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 12/9/1956 BORTH-Mildred V. Borth. of 20 W. Cleveland Dr.. suddenly, Dec 8. I956, daughter of the late John and Gertrude; sister of Chester and Clifford Borth: aunt of Allen, David and Bruce Borth. Friends received at the Marvin E. Maizan Funeral Home. two Kensington Ave, until 11 o'clock Tuesday. Funeral services at Forest Lawn Chapel at 1 p.m. Friends in- vited Miss Borth was a member of Salome Chapter No. 311 O.ES.. Ra- way Business Women and Cleveland Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church. | BORTH, Mildred V (I158534)
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| 4494 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/11/1951 STRADTMAN-Mabel Binding Stradtman of French Rd,, Cheektowaga, N. Y., February 9. 1951. wife of William G. Stradtman; mother of Wilbert C. and Kermlt F.. Stradtman. Mrs. La Verne Blosser, Mrs. Myron Kelcher, Mrs. Clifford Kless and Mrs. William Malison: sister of Mrs. Walter Knell. Funeral from Memorial Chapel. Loomls, Offers A Loomls. 1820 Seneca St.. Monday afternoon at a o'clock. Friends invited. | BINDING, Mabel (I151951)
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| 4495 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/11/1959 BRADY - James S. Brady of 19 Mid- land Ave., Kenmore, Feb. 10, 1959, beloved husband of Elsie Moll Brady; brother of John A. of Kenmore. George C. of St. Petersburg, Fla., William H. of Roselle, N.J., Arthur P. of Lewiston, N.Y., and the late Walter Brady. Funeral services from Dohn Funeral Home. 149 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza, Frldav afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. F r i e n d s invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Mr. Brady was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, P. H. Golf Club and Concordia Lodge No. 14S. F. & A. M. Masonic services Thursday evening at 8 p.m. ALSO North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 2/10/1959 James S. Brady. 72. of 19 Midland Ave., died unexpectedly to- day in his home after suffering a head injury in. a fall on the cel- lar floor. Yesterday was Mr. Brady's last day as a school crossing guard near the Lincoln School. He for- merry was a guard at the Thom- as Edison School for three years. Mr. Brady was a retired Na- ional Aniline Chemicals employe of more than 40 years' service. A native of Niagara Falls, he resid- ed in the Town of Tonawanda for 35 years and built one of the first homes in Midland Ave. He was a member of Concordia Lodge, F&AM, a former member of the Ellwood Volunteer Fire Company, and a town Republican committeeman. He is survived by his wife, the former Elsie Moll, and f o ur brothers: William H., of Roselle, N. J.; Arthur P., of Ransomville; George C, of St. Petersburg, Fla., and John A. Brady of 266 Dela- ware Rd Funeral arrangements are being completed at the Dohn Funeral Home. | BRADY, James S (I56509)
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| 4496 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/16/1960 BUCCI-Entered Into rest Feb. 15, 1960, Domenlca (nee Carrlssimo), of 44 Myrtle Ave., beloved wife of the late Felix; mother of Mrs. James (Mary) Carduccl. Bernard and Dominic; grandmother of Theresa, Joan and Janie Carduccl and Deborah Ann, Robert Philip and Donna Marie Bucci. Friends mc visit the Lombardo Funeral Home, 102 -Linwood Ave. at Summer, from 1-10 p.m., where funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St. Lucy's Church at 9:30. Friends inviled. | CARRISIMO, Domenica (I181201)
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| 4497 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/16/1960 SMITH-Charles H Feb. 15, 1960, of 1200 Stoney Point Rd., Grand Island, husband of Eva Breier; father of Mrs. Thomas A. Nichols and Charles R. Smith; brofher of Chester E. Smith, Mrs. Frank Eisle and the late J. Alexander Smith; grandfather of Thomas and Catherine Nichols. Friends received at the Funeral Home of Robert E. Hennessy Co., 2067 Niagara St., from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m., where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. | SMITH, Charles H (I169003)
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| 4498 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/17/1942 Funeral services for Henry P. Buehl, 87, member of a prominent East Aurora family, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Goetz, East Main Street, East Aurora. The Rev. S. Edward Young will officiate. Burial will be in Forest LaWn Cem- etery. Mr. Buehl, who formerly was connected with a Buffalo bak- ery, also is survived by a son, Fred- erick H., of East Aurora, and a brother, Charles, of San Bernar- dino, Cal. He was a member of Parish Lodge, F&AM. ALSO Same date and paper m *l. BUEHL-Henry P. Buehl, In East Aurora, N.Y. February 15, 1942, husband of the late Wilhelmina Wunsch: father of Mrs. Frederick L. Goetz and Frederick H. Buehl; brother of Charles Buehl of San Bernardino, Cal. Funeral from ths resi- dence of Mrs. Frederick L. Goetz. East Main Street, East Aurora, N. T.. Wednes- day at 2 30 p. m. Interment in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Buffalo, N.Y. Flowers gratefully declined. | BUEHL, Henry P (I184691)
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| 4499 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/19/1948 MONA-Joseph A. Mona. February 18, 1948. husband of Martha C, Breier Mona; father of Mrs. Claire Kroening, Jerome P.. Joseph V., Russell F. and Mrs. Stanley Gworek; brother of Frances. Eugene. Frank X. and Marie Mona. Funeral from the Ray O'ConneU Funeral Home. 2286 South Park Ave., Saturday morning at 8.45 and from The Basilica of Our Lady of Victory at 9:30. Friends are invited.- | MONA, Joseph A (I169114)
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| 4500 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 2/2/1959 GALOS-Stephen J., of 43 Philadelphia St., suddenly, Jan. 31, 1959, husband of Selma Broeker: brother of Mrs. David Milak. Friends may call at the James E. Grace Funeral Home, 333 Ontario St. near Crowley, where services will be hold Tuesday morning at 8:30 and In All Salem Church at 9 oclock. Friends Invited. Mr. Galos was a member of the 49ers Cub and the Engineers Club of Sylvanla Electric, Amherst Plant. | GALOS, Stephen J (I68394)
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