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| 4501 | 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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| 4502 | 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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| 4503 | 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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| 4504 | 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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| 4505 | 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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| 4506 | 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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| 4507 | 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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| 4508 | 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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| 4509 | 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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| 4510 | 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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| 4511 | 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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| 4512 | 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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| 4513 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/31/1916 STOLZ-In this city. May 29. 1916. Jennie M. Stolz (nee Breier), beloved wife of Frank X. Stolz, Jr., mother of Frank and Ruth Stolz. daughter of Garnet and Mary Breier,- aged 27 years 1 month 10 days Funeral from the family residence, No. 366 Shumway street, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock and From St. Ann's church at S:3tt o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Ida Saxton McKinley Tent No. 6 G A. R. | BREIER, Jennie (I169102)
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| 4514 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/6/1910 BODAMER-In this city. May 5, 1910. Grace E.. daughter of Edward and the late Louise Bodamer. Funeral from her late residence. No. 343 Eagle Street, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the faintly. | BODAMER, Grace E (I153793)
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| 4515 | Buffalo NY Courier - 5/8/1900 Lockport. May 8.-Albert Berner, the Stayton Settlement farmer who charges Fred Skinner of this city with eloping with his wife and the pair with stealing $280 of his money, has begun an action against Skinner for $10,000 damages for alienation of his wife's affections. He also had begun an action against his wife for an absolute divorce. Skinner and Mrs. Berner were brought ore Police Justice Stevens on the rand larceny charge. Mrs. Berner is a comely brunette of large build and comliag appearance. Skinner is a rathhmlgnincant appearing man. The Berters have five children. Two little girls, hue seven and another eleven were in court The latter testified that her moth- er went away with Skinner on the morn- ing of April 18th and the witness had not seen her until she reached the court room. Judge Stevens decided that there was not sufficient evidence to hold the parties on the charge of grand larceny and they were discharged. Berner has also begun another against his wife to recover the $280. The farm on which the Berners live is in Mrs. Berner's name and she claims she had a right to the money. | Family: BERNER, Albert / Carrie (F50652)
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| 4516 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/1/1894 BUEHL-In this city, on the 30th ult, Margaret J. Monnler, wife of Edward M. Buehl. aged 26 years, 10 mouths, and 12 days. The funeral will take place from the family residence, No. 50 Tracy Street, Saturday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | MONNIER, Margaret J (I184709)
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| 4517 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/14/1902 East Aurora, June 14.-June weddings continue numerous. The marriage of Miss Grace A. Martin of Cowlesville and Lucas D. Hall of Lakeview, Pa.. occurred Thursday, the Rev. John Sayles performing the ceremony. Mrs. Julia t | . O'Brien of this village and Edward A. Bodamer of Buffalo were married here this week, the Rev. George D. Knights officiating. Miss Elizabeth Fisher and Edward C. Blakeley were also married, the Rev. Warren W, Walsh performing the ceremony. | Family: BODAMER, Edward Albert / HETZ, Julia (F55453)
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| 4518 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/18/1919 SUPREME COURT. Part I. Special term-Taylor, J. Record for June 17: Marie Berner vs. Norman Berner. Final judgment of divorce in favor of the plaintiff. | Family: BERNER, Norman S / GRASSMAN, Marie F (F4335)
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| 4519 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/20/1920 ROGENMOSER-In this city, June 18, 1920, Andrew-J., beloved husband of Barbara Rogenmoser (nee Bittler) and, father of Mrs. J. B. Haynea of Gallatin, Tenn.: Florence C, and Howard J Deceased was a member' of the Maccabees, Lumber City Tent, and Buffalo':Commandery No. 1. Funeral from the family residence,. No. 652' Ellicott street, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. - Interment at Forest Lawn,. Friends are invited, to attend. | ROGENMOSER, Andrew J (I148009)
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| 4520 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/22/1925 ROTH-In this city, June 20. 1925. Theodore, son of the lata Adam and Eva (nee Bauer), brother of John, Mrs. O. J. Zenner, Mrs, George Guildner snd Mrs. Martin Bodkin, aged 46. Funeral from the residence of his sister. No. 148 Heath St., Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Joseph's church on Main street at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to sttend. Niagara Falls. N. Y. papers please copy. | ROTH, Theodore (I154404)
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| 4521 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/27/1915 The marriage of Miss Gratia Madden of Troy to Thomas Banta of Newfane. son of Dr. R. L. Banta of Buffalo, will take place at the home of the bride on Tuesday, June 29. | Family: BANTA, Thomas A / MADDEN, Gratia E (F43470)
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| 4522 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/3/1911 The alleged escapades of Wilbur G. Bodamer, who is being sued by Isabella M. Bodamer for absolute divorce on the allegation that he ran away to Boston, Mass., with a woman by the name of Williams, were exploited in special term of supreme court yesterday afternoon, when an application was made for counsel fees and alimony during the pendency of the case. Judge Wheeler, before whom the motion was made, allowed the woman $30 counsel fees and $3 a week alimony. Bodamer is alleged to have eloped with the Williams woman while employed as a taxlcab driver. His wife avers that he became acquainted with the co-respondent while working nights. The couple were married eight years ago and lived happily, it is claimed, until about two months ago when the alleged misconduct on the part of Bodamer was discovered by his wife. The papers filed with the county clerk yesterday afternoon set up the claim that Bodamer returned to the cityafter his trip to Boston and obtained employment with a taxicab company, which paid him $12.50 a week and tips. Bodamer has entered a general denial of the allegations contained in the summons and complaint and will contest the action. It is said that an effort was made to settle the differences of the couple out of court by a compromise, but it proved unsuccessful. Neither party to the action, it is believed, objects strongly to the granting of the decree of divorce, but the question of alimony and counsel fees could not be settled to the satisfaction of both people. The case will be tried at the next term of equity court. Mrs. Bodamer alleges that her husband is worth $2,- 000 and has a quarter interest in a motor boat. | Family: BODAMER, Wilbur G / Isabella B (F55396)
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| 4523 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/4/1905 The Misses B r a n t i g am entertained at a linen shower on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary If. Brick, whose marriage to Mr. Francis Culllnan of Rochester takes place this month. The national color scheme was carried out in the dining room. Covers were laid for twenty-four. Miss Irene M. Cullinan of Rochester was among the guests. | Family: CULLINAN, Francis X / BRICK, Mary (F62267)
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| 4524 | Buffalo NY Courier - 6/6/1892 The engagement of Miss Lilian Floeenoe Miller to Mr. George A. Bomm has been made public. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 10/23/1892 A pretty home wedding took place Thursday night at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustine E. Miller, when tbe Rev. William Burnet Wright, D. D , united in marriage Miss Lillian F. Miller and Mr. George A. Bomm. The bride's drsss was of white silk trimmed with laoe, and she wore the groom's gift, a diamond ornament. The bridesmaids. Miss Carrie I. Miller and Miss Carrie Bomm, sisters of the bride and groom, wore pearl color. Mr. William C. Bomm, brother of the groom, was best man, and Mr. Edward Jung groomsman. | Family: BOMM, George A / MILLER, Lillian Florence (F56367)
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| 4525 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/15/1900 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borth of Grape Street announce the marriage Of their daughter, Christina B to Mr. Fred L Chalcraft, Jr., at the home of the bride Tuesday, July 3d, at 8 p m., the Rev. E F. Backman officiating. The bride was attended by Miss M. Delwarit, maid of honor, and the Misses E. Bara nett and M. Botha were the bridesmaids. Mr. Joseph B. Decker was best man and Mr. G. Kammerer and Mr. G. Borth acted as groomsmen. The bouse waa prettily decorated with palms and ferns. The bride wore a handsome gown of Swiss mull and carried bride's rosea, the maids pretty gowns of pink and carried fink carnations. The guests from out-oftown were: Mr. and Mrs. G. Kammerer of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, A- Kammerer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Enner, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ford, Mr. and Mrs- W. Shulta, Miss Hammerer, Mr. and Mrs. Vorwerck, Miss L. Enner, Miss E. Young and Mr. and H. Ratzel, all of Niagara Falls; F. Kneller of Fort Station. | Family: CHALCRAFT, Frederick L / BORTH, Marie Christina Elizabeth (F57233)
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| 4526 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/16/1911 At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hilliard in Garner avenue yester- day afternoon at 4 o'clock the mar- riage of their sister, Miss Maude Fran- ces Rankin, to Russell Ostrander Buehl was quietly solemnized by the Rev. F. H. Coman of Asbury Method- ist Episcopal church. The bride was attended by Miss Florence M. Smith and H. W. Hillard was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Buehl have gone for a trip to the Thousand Isalnds, Montreal and Quebec and will be at home after August 1, at No. 335 Grant street. | Family: BUEHL, Russell Ostrander / RANKIN, Maude Frances (F67820)
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| 4527 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/18/1920 Edward Lawman of Charlottesville, 'Virginia, announces the engagement of his daughter, Frances Fern, to Harold Lewis Bodamer of this city. The-'marriage will take place, in September. | Family: BODAMER, Harold L / LAWMAN, Frances Fern (F55480)
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| 4528 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/22/1912 BRAUNBACH-In this city. July 20. 1912. Jacob Braunbach. aged 56 years, 2 months and 20 days, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. Mrs. Pauline Lipp and Philip Braunbach Funeral from Mrs. Jackson's residence. No. 215 Howard street, Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Deceased was a member of Court Sycamore No 265, F. of A., and of Printing Pressmen's Union No. 27. Friends are invited to attend. | BRAUNBACH, Jacob (I167500)
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| 4529 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/25/1916 Miss Josephine G. Kline will be at home informally. next Sunday from 8 to 11 o'clock. Mrs. H. W. Kline gave a dinner of thirty-five covers'at her home In Fargo avenue on Sunday in honor of the engagement of her daughter Josephine G. to J. Myron Bluestein. The table was decorated with pink roses and smilax. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 12/1/1916 The marriage of Miss Josephine Kline . to J. Myron Bluestein was solemnized. yesterday at 5 o'clock at tha home of the bride's parents, Rabbi Cogen offi- ciating. Only the members of the im- mediate families witnessed the cere- mony. White roses and palms dec- orated the house. Miss Lillian G. Blue- stein was maid of honor and Harry Kline best man. The bride wore a robe of duchess satin with an overdress of tulle and sil- ver lace. The bridal table, at which covers were laid for fourteen, was cen- tered with a large basket of roses, pom-poms and chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Bluestein will be at home after January 1 at No. 148 Fargo ave- nue. | Family: BLUESTEIN, Myron J / KLINE, Josephine G (F54849)
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| 4530 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/28/1908 BUERGER-In this city, July 26,, 1908 Pauline Buerger (nee Huhn), beloved wife of Paul Th. Buerger and mother of The- odore. Paul, Otto, Maurice. Martin and Constance Buerger; aged 68 years. Fu- neral from the family residence. No. 469 Michigan Street, Wednesday afternoon at 1:45 o'clock, and at First Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church at 2 o'clock. In- terment Concordia Cemetery. | HUHN, Paulina A (I185394)
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| 4531 | Buffalo NY Courier - 7/31/1913 BODAMER-In this city, July 29, 1913, John A. Bedamer, aged 73 years; husband ot the late Lenora H. Bodamer (nee Finn) and brother of Mrs. W. E. Dutton Funeral from the family residence. No. 422 Front avenue at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Deceased was a member of Bidwell-Wilkeson Post No. 9. Friends are Invited to attend. | BODAMER, John A (I153759)
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| 4532 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/17/1910 Irwin R. Brayton died yesterday afternoon after an illness of several months from heart disease at his home, No. 170 Franklin Street. Mr. Brayton was born in Herkimer County in 1837 and coming to Buffalo in 1852 he entered the employe of William H. Glenny. In 1866 he became a member of the firm of William H. Glenny Sons & Co., in which he continued until 18S8 when he withdrew to start in the crockery business for himself at No. 692 Main Street, where he conducted his business until his death. Mr. Brayton was one of the oldest members of the Buffalo Club and a communicant of Trinity Church. His funeral will take place Thursday afternoon from bis residence. | BRAYTON, Irwin R (I168181)
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| 4533 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/22/1920 North Tonawanda, Aug. 22-Maud A. Border, twenty-one years old, daughter of Mrs. Lulu Border of No. 267 1-2 Oliver street, died this morning after a lingering illness. Besides her mother she is survived by two sisters, the Misses Florence and Blanche Border, all of North Tonawanda. The funeral, will be held Wednesday morning | BORDER, Maud A (I158089)
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| 4534 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/26/1901 F I N N - A t the residence of his daughter. Mrs, John A Bodamer, No. 168 7th Street. August 26. 1901. Philander G. Finn. in his 80th year. Interment at Erie, Pa- Wednesday. North East and Erie. Pa., papers please copy, | FINN, Philander G (I153792)
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| 4535 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/26/1905 BODAMER-In this city. August 24, 1905, William F.. son of the late John F. and Elizabeth Bodamer and brother of Edward and John A. Bodamer, Mrs. Sarah Dutton and Mrs. Elizabeth Souter; aged 59 years, The funeral will take place from the residence of his brother, John A. Bodamer, No. 158 Seventh Street. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'-clock. Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family. Deceased was a member of the Tugmen's ^Association. | BODAMER, William F (I153765)
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| 4536 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/27/1910 A very pretty wedding was solemnized on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock In the rectory of the Holy Angels Church, When Miss Rose Bell of Middleport, N. Y., was united in marriage to Mr. Leo Berrigan of Buffalo. The Rev. Father Kerwin performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Berrigan have gone to Atlantic City and New York. Will be at home after Oct. l, at 566 Fargo Avenue. Buffalo | Family: BERRIGAN, Leo J / BELL, Rose E (F47584)
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| 4537 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/28/1897 BODAMER-In this city, August 27. HST Mary Louise Bodamer, wife of Edward A. Bodamer, aged 42 years. The funeral will take plaoe from the family residence. No. 343 Eagle street Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend. | Mary Louise (I153791)
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| 4538 | Buffalo NY Courier - 8/30/1898 BOMM-In this city, Aug. 20,1898 Irene Carrie, daughter of Jacob J. and Anna C, Bomm (nee Gelach), aged 2 months, 2 days. Funeral from the family residence. No, 115 Locust street, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock | BOMM, Irene Carrie (I156261)
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| 4539 | Buffalo NY Courier - 9/24/1892 Wilson. Bradford Brace died September 23, aged 72 years His funeral will occur September 24. | BRACE, Bradford (I163211)
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| 4540 | Buffalo NY Courier 5/1894 Mrs. Elizabeth Bodamer cut her throat with a razor about 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at her home, No. 14 George Street. She was alone in the house at the time, and when her husband returned from his work at 6 o'clock he found the body lying in a pool of blood on the floor in a rear room, with the raaor tightly clutched in the right hand. The body was warm, and Dr. Clement was summoned, but he found that the flame of life had gone Out. Mrs. Bodamer was 64 years did, and although she acted strangely at times, her sad death was a terrible blow to her hus- band and family. When her daughter left home yesterday morning Mrs. Bbdamer appeared to be in a most cheerful mood. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, two daughters, and three stcp-daughters. The oldest son, John, is a patrolman in the First Precinct. Coronor Ransom was called in. and he decided that an inquest would be unnecessary. | Elizabeth (I153763)
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| 4541 | Buffalo NY Courier Express BREIER-In this city. November 25, 1917 Margaret A., sister of Garrett Breier, and' the late Elizabeth Breier, aged 74 rears Funeral from residence of brother, Garrett Breier, No. 307 Monroe street, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and from St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend | BREIER, Margaret A (I169104)
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| 4542 | Buffalo NY Courier Express Ervin J. Borth, dean of Buffalo's vocational teachers, collapsed and died about 1 yesterday afternoon in a classroom at McKinley Vocational High School. He was 69. Mr. Borth w»s stricken a few minutes after the start of his class in basic metal work. He had just risen from his .desk to demonstrate the use of a lathe for his students when he fell to the floor. A student summoned aid. When members of Fire Rescue Squad failed to revive him, Mr. Borth was pronounced dead by a physician from Kenmore Mercy Hospital. Mr. Borth was planning to retire at the close of the school year after teaching at McKinley and the old Black Rock Vocational High School for 36 years. Fellow teachers characterized him »s a man who worked unstintingly for the good of his students. "He always thought it was his job to make good citizens as well as good craftsmen," one faculty member said. During school vacation periods he often worked in local plants, and one of his greatest joys was meeting a former student on the job. "It really gave him a thrill when he saw one of his 'boys' working and doing a good job," a friend said. Mr, Borth entered the teaching profession only after lengthy consideration and a decision that he wanted to devote his life to youth. He had studied four years at the University of Buffalo and was about to receive his degree as a dentist when he changed his mind and became a teacher. Born in Buffalo, he attended Public School 48, Masten Park High School, UB and the old State Normal School. Mr. Borth joined the faculty at McKinley the day the school was opening in September, 1923. Since that day he never taught at another school. He taught science and mathematics classes at McKinley before specializing in machine shop instruction. As an added duty, he served as the school's certified Red Cross instructor, teaching students first-aid methods. His enthusiasm for teaching was imbued in his daughter, Miss Audrey Borth, who is now an English instructor at the Laboratory School of the University of Chicago. An avid gardener, Mr. Borth took just pride In his huge rose garden adjacent to his home at 460 Winspear Ave. He also devoted his leisure time to fishing in Lake Ontario, near Wilson. He was a member of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church, the Buffalo Teachers Federation, the Schoolmasters Assn. and the New York State Teachers Assn. Only two weeks ago he was among a group of retiring teach- ers honored at a banquet of the Schoolmasters group. Earlier this year, students and faculty sponsored an "Erv Borth Night" In his honor. Besides his daughter, he is survived by his wife, the former Alice Haggerty, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Milsap. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. | BORTH, Ervin J (I158591)
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| 4543 | Buffalo NY Courier Express HARMON-December 23. 1942, at her home. 43 Highland Avenue, in Buffalo, Katrina Thomas, widow of Lawrence E. Harmon; mother of Rochford S. and Lawrence E. Harmon. Jr. Memorial service at Forest Lawn Chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Friends invited to atttnd. Flowers gratefully declined. | THOMAS, Katrina (I166297)
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| 4544 | Buffalo NY Courier Express KNELLER-At the Deaconess hospital. Oct. 17, 1986, Mary Kneller (nee Borth) wife of the late John F. Kneller. mother of Dr John Kneller of Attica. N. Y ; Amelia Kneller. Mrs. Lester Boder, Mrs George Mansius, Mra. H Ratzel. Mrs. A. Durringer of forks. N. Y.: Mra. A. Pelloph, Mrs. A Decker, of Buffalo: Mrs. C. A Renkaus, of Lewiston. N. Y. Funeral will be held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. George Mansius. Broadway, Forks. N. Y., Tuesday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend. | BORTH, Maria (I41100)
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| 4545 | Buffalo NY Courier Express SLATTERY-Emma G- Slattery. November 7. 1945. wife of the late Patrick J. Slattery; mother of Mrs. Norman Schultz. Edward, the late Nicholas and Joseph Slattery; grandmother of Jean, Mary and Alice Slattery: sister of Mrs. Frank Mueller. Mrs Martha Mona, George and Matthew Breier. Funeral from the funeral home of John J. Ray A Son. 615 Elmwood Ave . Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Boniface Church at 9:30. Friends are invited. | BREIER, Emma G (I169110)
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| 4546 | Buffalo NY Courier Express SUMNER-Dora M. January 19. 1946, at Baiavia, N. Y . wife of Arthur G.: sister of Mrs. John Schell. Mrs. Ellen Seltz and Mrs. Robert Hardie of Buffalo, N Y., Mrs. Joseph Schell of Detroit, Mrs. Ross Anderson, George Buckman and Fred Buckman of Corfu, N. Y . Albert Buckman of Alexander, N, Y., Frank Buckman of Bethany Center. N. Y ard the late Mrs. Mabel Rowelson and Clarence Buckman. Funeral services from the C. B. Beach and Sons Funeral Home, Corfu, N Y , Tuesday at 2.30 p. m. Burial in Evergreen Hills Cemetery, Corfu, N. Y. Friends inv ited. | BUCKMAN, Dora M (I183097)
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| 4547 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 4/5/1956 DUTTWEILER--Phillip H. of Holland, N. Y April 4. 1956. beloved husband of Henrlette Bodamer; father of Dorothea C; brother of Mrs. Albert J. Weltman. Alden. N. Y-. and Mrs. Ole Christensen, Ripley. N. Y. Friends mav call at the Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple St.. East Aurora, N. Y. Time of °service to be announced. Masonic service Friday at 8 p. m. under the auspices of Charles Cushman Lodge No. 879 F.A A.M. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to the U n i v e r s i t y Presbyterian Church Building Fund or the South Wales Presbyterian Organ Fund | DUTTWEILER, Phillip H (I153812)
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| 4548 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 6/5/1938 BUHR-Charles. Buhr. in Buffalo. June 2. 1938. beloved husband of the late Lenora nee Van Wert father of Hilda of Buf- falo. Ethel. Charles, Jr.. Mrs. H, Ells- worth, Mrs. H. Schuler of Niagara Falls. Mrs Glenn Gudridge of Akron. N. Y. Services from Arthur L. Gibbs' Funeral Home Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. friends invited Deceased was a mem- ber of Knights of Pythias | BUHR, Charles H (I186135)
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| 4549 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 1/10/1957 ZELDENRUST - In Kingston, Pa., Jan. 7, 1957, Lillian Bluestein Zelden- rust, wife of Harold Zeldenrust, sis- ter of Mrs. Leonard Goldstein, Mrs. Emll Adler. Mvron Bluestein and the late Mrs. Rebecca Levy. Abraham. Harry and Louis R. Bluestein. serv Ices at the Etkin Mortuary. 576 Liuwood Ave., Thursday morning at II o'clock. Friends invited. | BLUESTEIN, Lillian Grace (I152333)
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| 4550 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 1/13/1930 BRUNNER-In Buffalo, N. Y. January 11. 1930, Ebba B. (nee Anderson) beloved wife Sylvester J. Brunner, aged 24 years. Fureral from the family residence. 100 Dunlap avenue. Wednesday morning, at 8:30 o'clock and from SS Peter and Paul R. Church at Williamsville at 9:30 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. | ANDERSON, Ebba B (I178884)
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