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| 4801 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 8/7/1967 BOEHNER-Rosa E. of 348 Tremalne Ave., Kenmore, N.Y., August 4, 1947, wife of the late Louis M. Boehner; mother of Mrs. Margaret B. Logger and the late Madlyn Lenz; sister of Mrs. Frederick Kneisch and the late Mrs. Charles Geise, Mrs. Christian Hoffman. Mrs. Frederick Chalcraft, Frederick, George and Robert Borth. Calls may be made at the Stock, Lockwood, and Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main St., from 1-4 and 7-9 o'clock, where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock | BORTH, Elizabeth Rosli (I41102)
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| 4802 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 8/9/1943 BRUNNER-At Gardenville, N. Y., August 7, 1943. Robert Brunner. Sr., husband of the late Emma (nee Storck); father of Robert, Jr.. Leo J., Mrs. Esther Nawrocki. Joseph R., Private Laurence and the late Edwin and Mildred Brunner; brother of Louis Brunner. Funeral from the family residence, 3475 Clinton Street, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at Fourteen Holy HelDers Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of Union Fire Company and the West Seneca Sick and Accident Association. | BRUNNER, Robert W (I178787)
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| 4803 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/1/1946 BUEHL-Fredericka Wiedenmann Buehl of 75 Avery Ave., in Buffalo. N. Y., August 30, 1946, wife of the late Louis H. Buehl: mother of Louis F. Buehl and Mrs. Homer J Diamond: sister of the late Elizabeth Marie Meister. Fu- neral services from Steck. Lockwood & Clark Funeral Home. 2775 Main St.. Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited- | WIEDENMANN, Fredericke (I16777)
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| 4804 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/14/1938 The marriage of Miss Lorraine Ruth Kastner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kastner, to Arthur A, Buchwald, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Buchwald, took place at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, September 3d, in the Ontario Street Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev. William Partington officiating. . The bride wore her mother's wedr ding gown of ivory satin with pearl trimming. Her trailing veil hung from a halo of orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Eileen Thompson, cousin of the bride was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Lila Rohr and Miss Ruth Arnold. Laverne Shafer was the best man and the ushers were Franklin Sontag and Perry O'Brien of Toledo, O. | Family: BUCHWALD, Arthur A / KASTNER, Lorraine R (F66743)
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| 4805 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/15/1940 Mrs. John William Segebarth whose marriage took place yesterday afternoon In Westminster Church, la the former Audrey Jane Buckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur William. Buckley of Huntington Avenue. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/15/1940 The marriage of Miss Audrey Jane Buckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur William Buckley of Huntington Avenue, to John William Segebarth of Dumont, N. J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Segebarth of Dunkirk, took place at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon in Westminster Church. Dr. Albert G. Butzer performed the 'ceremony before a bank of cybotium ferns and white gladioli. The bride wore white slipper satin made with a sweetheart neckline. Her floor-length net veil fell from a tiara of mother of pearl orange blossoms and she wore her mother's sunburst necklace. She carried a prayer book trimmed with a white orchid and a shower of lilies-of-the-valley. Mrs. Edward M. Bradley, her sister's matron of honor, wore a longsleeved gown of rose velvet, the tight bodice fastened with covered buttons. She wore a Juliet cap of rose velvet with a shoulder veil of rose net and carried a cascade of blue delphinium and pink nom pons. The bridesmaids were gowned alike in soldier blue velvet made like that of the honor attendant and carried cascades of bronze pom pons. They included Mrs. R. Kemp Slaughter, Jr., Miss Miriam J. Bluestein, Miss Frances I. Bodge and Miss Audrey M. Batzell. Robert C. Segebarth was his brother's best man and the ushers were E. Bradford Hollingsworth of this city; Harry Swoyer of New York City and Edgar Bieber and Newell McCroskey both of Dunkirk. The bride's mother wore orchid chiffon witH a matching jacket and a small veiled orchid velvet hat combined with American beauty velvet. She wore a corsage of red roses and white pom pons. The mother of the bridegroom chose black crepe with white accessories and a small black hat trimmed with velvet flowers and a veil. She wore a corsage of white camellias. | Family: SEGEBARTH, John William / BUCKLEY, Audrey Jane (F67032)
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| 4806 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/16/1956 BRUCKER- Augustus of Akron. M. Y., Sept. 14, 1956. husband of the late Alta (nee Jones); father of the late Irving A. Brucker. Friends may call at the Bernhardt Funeral Home, 130 Main St., Akron. K. Y., where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. Flowers gratefully declined. Mr. Brucker was a member of Akron Lodge 527, F. & A. M.. and tha First Baptist Church, Akron, N.Y. | BRUCKER, Augustus W (I177400)
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| 4807 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/17/1943 LONG -In this city. September 16, 1943. John Fred, formerly of 50 Gold Street, husband of the late Mary Buike: father of Alvin. Mrs. Leonard Cumming and Chester brother of Mrs. George Town- send and Mrs. William Eder. Funeral from the Funeral Home of Frank J. Knah. 1213 Lovejoy Street. Sunday after- noon at 2 o'clock. Friends Invited. De- ceased was a member of Lehigh Valley Railroad Veterans' Association. Order of Railway Conductors, Waverly Lodge No, 1490. L O O. M.. and the Rheinland Lodge 676. I. O. O. F | LONG, John Fred (I186290)
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| 4808 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/18/1927 BUCHANAN- In Buffalo. N. Y.. September 17. 1927. William, infant son of Charles sad Doris Buchanan (nee Mumford) brother of Mildred and Charles Jr.. Buchanan. Funeral from the family residence, 34 Walter street. Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, friends are Invited to attend. | BUCHANAN, William (I181396)
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| 4809 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/18/193 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hoffman of Glen wood Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther Louise, to Alfred J. Schillke ALSO Buffalo NY Courier Express - 10/27/1932 The marriage of Miss Esther Louise Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hoffman of Glen wood Avenue, to Alfred Julius Schillke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schillke, took place Friday afternoon, October 21st, at 5.30 o'clock, at Concordia Lutheran Church, the Rev. Herbert Bosch officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of ivory crepe with train, and a veil of tulle bordered with lace. She carried white chrysanthemums and pine boughs. Miss Ruth Hoffman, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore orange crepe with brown velvet veiled turban, and carried orange chrysanthemums. Miss Gertrude Schlllke, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid and wore yellow crdpe with brown veiled turban, and carried yellow chrysantmemums. The bride's mother wore Burgandy red velvet wBh matching hat. The bridegroom's pother was gowned in black lace. Hans Oldag was best man and Christian C. Hoffman usher. A recAaon for the immediate families M followed at the bride's home. Ml. and Mrs. Schillke, who are t o u A g the New England coast, will be « h o m e after December 1st at 23 Hobmoor Avenue. | Family: SCHILLKE, Alfred Julius / HOFFMAN, Esther Louise (F57241)
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| 4810 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/19/1954 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Braun, 1343 Eggert Rd.. Eggertsville. will celebrate their 50th wadding anniversary tomorrow with a dinner In the home of their daughter, Mrs. Edward J. Meyer, 47 LeBrun Circle, Eggertsville. Braun, 71, and his wife, 69, wore married Sept 20, 1904 in St Mary's Church. He is a retired mover. He and the former Eleanor Rosenbach have five other children, 18 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren | Family: BRAUN, Peter J / ROSENBACK, Eleanor M (F60745)
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| 4811 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/19/1967 OTIS-Anna Ellis, Sept, 17, 1967, of Dodge Rd., East Amherst, N.Y., wife of the late Harry M. Otis; mother of Mrs. Joseph (Ethel) Delamere, Mrs. Gurney (Dorothy) Bloom of Faunce, Pa., Mrs. E. G. Faison Jr., of Salisbury, M.C.J grandmother of 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister-in-law of Mrs. Minnie Ellis and Mrs. Mary Ellis; sister of the late Mrs. Erie Kelt, Mina Uptgrove, Mrs. Minn Poile, Mrs. Nettie Buchwald, Sheldon and William Ellis. Friends may call at the George W. Denneville Funeral Home, 366 Ontario St., where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. | ELLIS, Anna (I151530)
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| 4812 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/2/1935 BIEHL-In Buffalo. Aug. 31. 1935 Anna Ostrander wife of the late William A. Buehl. mother of Mrs Morley Barnard. Russell O and Ferris Buehl Funeral from the family home. 141 Auburn Ave- nue. Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Friends invited. | OSTRANDER, Anna E (I184695)
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| 4813 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/20/1951 Frank J. Brinkworth, 53, a Buffalo policeman for 28 years, died yesterday morning at has home. 373 Woodward Ave. A Washington Station detective, he was the victim of a heart attack Rescue Squad 6 was summoned, but Detective Brinkworth was pronounced ieatl w i n it arrived. Prayers will be said at 8.30 a. m. Saturday at the home and a requiem mass wul be celebrated at 9.15 oclock at St Mark's Church. Burial will he in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Town of Tonawanda. Mr. Brinkworth was born in Buffalo July 31. 1898. and joined the department August 1, 1923, after serving as an oiler on the Great Lakes. His first assignment was at the Franklin Station. On March 24, 1924 Patrolman Brinkworth was promoted to detective and assigned to the Niagara Station. After a second brief assignment as patrolman. Mr. Brmkworth was promoted again in February. 1927. to detective duty. He wag made a detective sergeant in 1934. but eventually he was returned to active duty. He had been assigned to the Washington Station since February, 1950. Surviving are his wife, the former Dorothy S. Smale; a daughter. Miss Mary Ellen; a son, William M.; a sister. Mrs. Charles P. Hawkins and three brothers, James P., John E. and William M. | BRINKWORTH, Frank J (I73406)
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| 4814 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/21/1939 BODAMER- Henry F in Buffalo. September 19. 1939. beloved husband of Amelia Meitzler: father of Henry F. Bodamer Jr. , of Rochester. William H Bodamer of Lakewood. O.. and Frederick C Bodamer; brother of Mrs. Edward Fairburn. Mrs. Henry Meier. Mrs. Philip Duttweiler. Funeral from the family home. 92 Edgewood Avenue. Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of Casenovia Lodge I O. O. F. | BODAMER, Henry F (I153806)
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| 4815 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/26/1955 BLODGETT-Margrete, In Fredonla, N. Y.. Sept. 24, 1955: wife of Maurice Blodgett; mother of Mrs. Eugene Pease of Fredonla. Mrs. Charles Smith of East Rochester and Emerson Blodgett of Fredonla; sister of Mrs. Roy Hopper and Mrs, Lincoln Scott Private funeral services will be held from the family residence. Route 20 Lamberton, N. Y.. Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. | BUTCHER, Margrete (I151159)
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| 4816 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/26/1956 BRUEHL- Walter J. Bruehl. Sept. 24. 1956. husband of Jane Platt Bruehl: father of Mrs. Edward Ackerman (Jane) of Meadville. Pa.. Walter J. ' Bruehl Jr. of Amherst, Charles E. Bruehl of Rochester. N. V and Mrs. Seymour Fogel (Mary) of New York City. Services at the Legg & Burns Funeral Home, 1084 Elmwood Ave . Thursdav afternoon at 2 o clock. Friends are invited to attend. Flowers gratefullv declined. Memorial contri hutions may be made to the Heart Fund. Mr. Bruehl was Past Master nf Mvstic Art Lodge No. MO F.AA.M Masonic services under the auspices of Mystic Art Lodge Wednesday even l n g a t 7 o'clock | BRUEHL, Walter J G (I177485)
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| 4817 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/26/1961 BLEASDALE - Robert, of 188 Stevens Ave., Sept. 24, 1941, beloved husband of Gertrude Buerger; father of Mrs. Stanley Molenda and Wilma Bleasdale, brother of Mrs. Eugene Herrmann of Miami, Fla., Mrs. William Danzer, Mrs. Edward Fleet of Haworth, N.J., Mrs. Walter Krier, Norman, John and the late Wilfred Bleasdale. The family will receive friends from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the Moest Funeral Home, 1009 Kensington Ave., where funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends Invited. | BLEASDALE, Robert (I185399)
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| 4818 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/27/1961 BRUNNER-Lawrence, suddenly, Sept. 25, 1961, of 1018 West Ave , brother of Leo J Mrs. Charles C Nawrocke, Joseph and the late Robert Brunner; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Funeral services from Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave , Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited The family will be present 2-4 and 7-10 o'clock | BRUNNER, Lawrence (I178861)
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| 4819 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/27/1967 MORICCA-Teri Anne, Sept. 25, 1967, daughter of Joseph F. and Carol (Bluestein) Moricca; sister of Frances J. and Timothy M.; granddaughter of Mrs. James E. Flynn and the late Frances J. Moricca and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. (Anne) Bluestein. Friends received at the Sieck and Mast Funeral Home Inc., 1009 Kensington Ave., where funeral will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. and from Christ the King Church at 9:30 a.m. Friends invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Should friends desire, memorial contributions may be sent to the Leukemia Society of Western New York | MORICCA, Teri Anne (I152358)
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| 4820 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/5/1928 Traffic took the life of a two year- old child yesterday, while two others died of injuries previously received in automobile accident?. The dead are: William J. Boerschig, two years old, 799 Elk street. Miss Rose Nester, 59 years old, 82 University avenue. John Haas. 86 years old. 584 Genesee street. Running into Elk Street near Smith street, the Boerschig child was knocked down by an automobile driven by Miss Mary Heath, 23 years old, of Lester street. The little boy was taken to the Mount Mercy Hospital by Detective Sergeant Daniel Mahoney of the Louisiana street station, and died of a fractured skull two hours later. Skull Fractured Miss Nester died yesterday in the City Hospital of a fractured skull, suffered in a collision at Bailey avenue and Sheridan drive on the night of Augut 30th. Five others were in- jured in the crash. | BOERSCHIG, William J (I154900)
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| 4821 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/5/1944 BOERSCHIG - Pfc. Harvey S Boerschig, suddenly at A. P. Hile Military Reservaton, Va., September 1, 1944, father of Dorothy. Nelson. Harvey, Nina. Edith Boerschig and Margaret Locher. son of Leo and t h e late Hannah Corlett Boerchig, brother of Nelson. Nancy Lee and the l a t e Mary Lou. Funeral from the family reaidence. 318 Mortimer St. Time to be announced later. | BOERSCHIG, Harvey S (I154928)
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| 4822 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/5/1945 Listed as missing for more than a year, Lieut. Richard E. Boye now is presumed to be dead, according to a War D e p a r t m e n t message to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E d w a r d H. boye, 372 Parkdale Ave. The B-17 pilot last was reported August 25, 1944, in t h e vicinity of his bombing target, Pecnemunde, in N o r t h e astern Germany, where heavy e n e my antiaircraft fire was encountered. He was a graduate of Lafayette High School and the University of Michigan. In the infantry for 1-1/2 years, he became a first lieutenant and then transferred to the Air Corps, receiving his pilot's wings at Columbus, (O.) Army Air Field. He completed about 17 missions over Europe and held the Air Medal with an Oak Leaf Cluster. | BOYE, Richard E (I162336)
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| 4823 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/5/1945 The will of William M. Brinkworth, well known plumbing contractor, was probated yesterday in Surrogate's Court and divided his estate, valued at $31,000, among five children. They are Mary Hawkins. 38 Athol St.; John E. Brinkworth, 26 Winter St.; William M. Brinkworth, Jr., 291 Crestwood Ave.; James P., Brinkworth, 317 Woodward Ave., and Frank J. Brinkworth, 245 Elmwood Ave. The latter was named executor. Mr. Brinkworth died August 26th. ALSO Buffalo NY Courier - 8/26/1945 William M. Brinkworth, 76, for nearly half a century prominent in the plumbing and heating business, died last night in Sisters Hospital after a short illness. His home was at 516 Massachusetts Ave. The time and place of the funeral will be announced later. Born In the First Ward, he was graduated from St. Brigid's School. Among the work which he supervised were plumbing and heating installations in Ellicott Sq., City Hall, the 65th Armory and other large structures in Buffalo. He was appointed by Mayor J. N. Adam as chairman of the city examining board of plumbers, a post which he filled for 12 years. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are one daughter. Mrs. Charles P. Hawkins, and four sons. John E., Frank J.. James P. and William M. Brinkworth, Jr., all of Buffalo. | BRINKWORTH, William M (I73408)
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| 4824 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/6/1940 BOHNER-Clara L. Bohner, at Alden. N. Y., September 4. 1940, sister of the late Jacob, Alois, Serge, George. Joseph E., Mary A Henry G.; aunt of Mrs. A. B. Wollabar of Pasadena, Cal.. and Alois S. Bohner of Buffalo, N. Y. Funeral from the St John's R. C. Church. Saturday at 9 a.m. Friends Invited. | BOHNER, Clara L (I155288)
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| 4825 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/7/1930 AT THE AGE of 22, Charles C. "^ Bewley, president of Charles Bewley Realtors, Inc., is among the outstanding realtors of Lockport. He is considered one of the most promising younger business men In his home town. Mr. Bewley was born in Lockport where he has always resided. He received his education at the public schools there, and Rochester Business Institute of which he is a graduate. On his return to Lockport he complied with the desire of his father, Richard Bewley, that he become a farmer. But one year on the farm was enough for the enterprising Mr. Bewley. He wasn't meant to be a farmer, and he knew i t So in 1928, he opened real estate and Insurance offices. He chose the real estate as a field for his business activities because of his complete familiarity with Lockport and its vicinity and his interest in the development of the locality that always has been his home. In both his real estate and insurance business, Mr. Bewley derives great enjoyment from his contacts with his customers. Another phase of his work in which he is intensely Interested is the remodeling of some-of Lockport's fine old houses into apartments. Mr. Bewley also Is secretary and general manager of the Bewley Holding Corporation. \b0 Boating and tennis are his favorite sports. His speedboat is his hobby; and he finds great exhilaration in racing on the Niagara River. The restfulness of a broad expanse of water combined with the thrilling speed and sudden turns of the boat render speedboating irresistibly fascinating, in Mr. Bewley/s opinion. He enjoys every aspect of boating even to repairing the motor. Being endowed with a natural mechanical bent, he can make* all necessary repairs. He sometimes passes hours tinkering with the engine of his boat; but if, when he has finished, the motor Is "ship shape," he considers the time well spent. Tennis long has been among his recreations; for there is a tennis court at his father's home And Mr. Bewley literally grew up playing the game. Before he took up boating, aviation was his hobby; and he began a course of instruction in piloting. At present, his speedboat offers him thrills enough; but it is probable that he soon will pilot his own plane. Hunting and fishing also are among Mr. Bewley's pastimes. He thoroughly enjoys the woods, and twice every year, he goes to the Adirondacks in quest of bass and deer. Several fine Eair of antlers attest his skill as a unter. Mr. Bewley is a member of the Olcott Yacht Club. He resides at the Bewley home on Lakewood avenue, Lockport. | BEWLEY, Charles Clifford (I143175)
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| 4826 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/7/1938 Mrs. Lillian Millar Bomm, widow of George A. Bomm, died yesterday at her home, 82 Niagara Falls Boulevard, after a long illness. Rites will be held at the home at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with services by t h e Rev. S. Leslie Reid, minister of University Presbyterian Church, and Naomi Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Bomm was born and educated in Buffalo. She was the daughter of the late Augustine E. and Caroline V. Miller. She was a charter member of University Church, member of Naomi Chapter, and was active in the social work of various transportation groups. She is survived by a son, Eugene M. Bomm, and three sisters, Carrie J., Amelia M., and E. Regenia Miller, all of Buffalo. | MILLER, Lillian Florence (I156248)
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| 4827 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/7/1957 BOGNER- Emily Saliman Bogner. Sept. 8. 1957. of 206 Colgate Ave., beloved wife of John L. Bogner; mother of Herbert R., Mrs. Violet C. Gates, Warren G. Mrs. Clifford B. Case and John C. Bogner; survived by 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchil-. dren. Funeral from the Kennedy Moitwairy, 914 Abbott Rd,. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are Invited. | SALZMAN, Emily (I155137)
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| 4828 | Buffalo NY Courier Express - 9/9/1933 BRINKEL-In Buffalo. September 7, 1933, Charlotte (nee Fischer) beloved wife of Gifford; mother of Fred Greiner and Edwin Paul Brinkel: daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Fischer; sister of Mrs. Julius P. Grosse. Funeral from the family home. 82 Thornton Avenue. Sun- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends Invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined. | FISCHER, Charlotte (I172821)
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| 4829 | Buffalo NY Courier Express -- 7/15/1953 BRAUNBACH-Lillian Eiss Braunbach, of 134 Century Rd.. July 13 1953. wife of the late Phillip J.: mother of Mrs. Bradley Kemp. Elmer and the late Edward Braunbach: grandmother of Kenneth Braunbach: sister of,Mrs. Clara DeVille, Arthur and Alfred Eiss. Friends received at the Leo Vander. cher A Son Funeral Home. 2549 Main St . where services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Braunbach was a member of Buffalo Council No 30, Sons & Daughters of Liberty. | EISS, Lillian (I167541)
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| 4830 | Buffalo NY Courier Express -3/5/1968 BREIER-Clara, March 4, 1968, beloved wife of Frank J. Breier; mother of Mrs. Ann Ettipio, Frank J. Jr., Robert, Mrs. Peter (Regina) Gambino, Mrs. David (Rita) Herzog, the late Joseph and John Breier; also survived by 20 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; sister of Mrs. Bert (Elva) Baker, George, Norman and the late Frank Charnock. Funeral from Schlager Funeral Home Inc., 2643 Main St. (between Amherst-Fillmore), Thursday morning at 8:45 and at St. Ann's Church at 9:30. Friends Invited. Family will be present from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Breier was president of Ladies Auxiliary, P. O. Clerks Local 374-12T, member of AFL-CIO National Auxiliary Officers Club, the Wad-Cope Buffalo AFL-CIO Council, P. O. Catholic Club, South Park Neighborhood Chairman of Buffalo 8, Erie County Girl Scouts, Rosary and Attar Society and Bishops Committee of Holy Family Church and Parents Guild of victory Academy. | CHARNOCK, Clara (I169044)
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| 4831 | Buffalo NY Courier Express- 5/8/1952 Frank X. Mueller, 83, of 119 End St., Cheektowaga, a retired tailor, will be buried in Mt Calvary Cemetery, after a requiem mass at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Lawrence Church. The Rev. James A. Lanigan, pastor, will be the celebrant. Prayers will be said at 8.15 o'clock at the I.eo Sauer New Funeral Home. 1938 Kensington Ave. Mr. Mueller died Sunday after a four-month illness. He was born in Germany and came to Buffalo in 1888. He worked for about 20 years at the Samuel Newman tailor shop in West Eagle St, and then operated a shop from his home for about 30 years. He retired in 1949. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna M. Breier: two sons, Frank X Jr.,, and George J.Mueller; two daughters Mrs. Edward Leising and Mrs. Henry Morlock; a brother, Hans Mueller of Germany; three grand- children and five great-grandchildren. | MUELLER, Frank X (I169109)
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| 4832 | Buffalo NY Courier Express- 8/4/1966 ROGERS-Jean M. Browning, suddenly in Great Falls, Mont., July 30, 1966; beloved wife of Julian W.. Rogers Sr.; mother of Julian W. Jr., Kate B., Susan E., Mark D., Peter B. Rogers; daughter of Robert A. and Ella Z. Browning; sister of Robert A. Brown- ing Jr. Friends and relatives invited to attend. Memorial service at the Forest Lawn Capel, Friday at 2 p.m. Ar- rangements by Rapin Funeral Home. | BROWNING, Jean M (I14775)
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| 4833 | Buffalo NY Courier Expresss - 12/7/1949 Mrs. Margate. Collins Broderick, 70, died yesterday at her home, 713 West Ave., after a three-year illness. She was the wife of Michael J. Broderick, president of the West Side Rowing Club for the last 40 years, Mrs. Broderick was a native of Buffalo and attended Miss Nardin's Academy. Mrs. Broderick was a member of the Altar Society of the Church of the Nativity, Surviving besides her husband are three sons, John J.. Michael T. and Joseph E. Broderick, and two daughters, Margaret V. Broderick and Mrs. Francis W. Wier. Prayers will be said at 9.30 a. m. Friday at the home and a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 r/ckxk at the Church of' Nativity. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. | COLLINS, Margaret (I174445)
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| 4834 | Buffalo NY Daily Courier - 11/2/1878 BRICK - Thursday Oct 31st, at her' home, No.43 Unlon street, after a painful and lingerlng lllness. Mrs .Theresa A.. Brick, Wife Of Anthony Brick, aged 43 years. Funeral will take place at St Mary's Roman Cath- ollc Church Monday Nov 4th, at 9 A. M. Friends and acquaintences are respectfully Invited to attend. St. Louis,Mo., papers please copy. | Theresa (I170994)
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| 4835 | Buffalo NY Daily Courier - 11/27/1887 Miss Lizzie Smith, daughter ot John O. Smith, 3?1 Bryant street, was recently married to Mr. J . Henry Arnholt of Rochester. The ceremony was performed bythe Rev. C. W. Winchester of Batavia, assisted by tho Rev. J. E. Williams ot Plymouth Avenue church. Tho bride w o r e a cream silk gown, and her bridesmaids, her four sisters and Miss Carrie Arnholt, sister of the groom, wore pale pink, blue and cream, respectively. The best-man was Mr. C. J. Reilly of Rochester. | Family: ARNHOLT, John Henry / SMITH, Lizzie (F41468)
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| 4836 | Buffalo NY Daily Courier - 4/29/1888 ARNHOLT-In Rochester. N. Y-, on the 27th Inst.. M. Lizzie. beloved wife of J. Henry Arnholt, and eldest daughter ot John O, and Mary Smith, aged 29 years 6 month*and 19 days. Funeral from the family residence, 304 Bryant street, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend. | SMITH, Lizzie (I118631)
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| 4837 | Buffalo NY Daily Courier - 7/13/1884 Mr. and Mrs.William Hartwig are bereaved by the death of their infant son Charles, who died last Tuesday. | HARTWIG, Charles (I103784)
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| 4838 | Buffalo NY Evening News MIDDLEPORT. July 1 Mrs Anna M. Brownell died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William E. Eaton,, West Somerset. She is survived by five children. Mrs. George ' Shorten. Gasport. Mrs. William Eaton. West Somerset. Herbert Brownell, Lockport. Roy Brownell. Gasport. and Elmer Brownell of Buffalo, a sister. Mrs. Retta Ingersoll. of the Quaker road, and two brothers. John Mayne. Buffalo, and Dr H H. Mayne. Lockport. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Standard time, from the home ofMr. and Mrs.. Eaton with burial in Hart- land Central cemetery. | MAYNE, Anna (I176922)
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| 4839 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 1/16/1924 LOCKPORT. Jan 16-Funeral services for Joseph Bewley, 84 years old, father of form- er Assemblyman William Bewley. of Detroit. Mieh., will be held tomorrow afternoon at the late residenee. 490 Market street, where he died yesterday after a long illness. Mr. Bewley waa bom in England and came to this country when 25 years old, locating in Lockport. He was a wheelright and pat- ternmaker by occupation. In fraternal cir- cles he was an Odd Fellow. For several years he served as vestryman of Christ epis- copal church. Mr. Bewley leaves one daughter, Mrs. C. Irving Fisher of New York city, and four sons, William of Detroit, Mich., Richard, Henry and George C Bewley of this city. ALSO Lockport NY Union Sun Journal - 1/15/1924 Joseph Bewley. 84 y e a r s old. well known resident of t his city, died this morning a t his home. No. 499 Market street, after an illness of several weeks. Br on In Wavertown, Cumber- land, England, February 21. 1840. Mr. B e w l e y spent his y o u t h there. At t h e a g e o f 25 h e c a m e t o America, remaining here one year, when he returned home. On'December 31. 1867. h e married and one year later returned t o Amer- ica,, m a k i n g his home at He. 18 Dayton atreet, where h e lived for many years. A wheelrlght and patternmaker by trade, Mr. Bewley was a life member of t h e A m a l g a m a t e d S o ciety of Engineers, Wheelwrights, and Patternmakers of Carlisle, England. ln fraternal circles he was a life member of t h e H e a r t of Oak Lodge. I. O. O. F.. o f Wigton. England. He was a member of t h e Christ Episcopal church, serving aa vestryman under t h e Rev. Dr. W i l l i am P. Faber. now Bishop of Montana. Mr. B e w l e y leaves one daughter, Mrs. C. Irving Fisher of New York; four sons. Richard. Henry and George C. a l l o f Lockport and former Assemblyman William, of Detroit, Mich., also o n e brother, Richard Bewley of Brythe. Ont. The funeral will be h e l d at t h e home, No. 490 Market street, Thursday afternoon. a t 9 o'clock Burial will be in Glenwood cemetery. | BEWLEY, Joseph (I95530)
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| 4840 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 1/19/1914 RANSOMVILLE. Jan. 19- (Special)-- Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Lena Seick of Model City to Alfred Broecker of Youngstown, the ceremony to be celebrated Thursday afternoon, January 23. In the German Lutheran church, west of this village, following the ceremony a reception Will he held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A W. Broecker, | Family: BROEKER, Alfred W / SIECK, Helene Marie (F32886)
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| 4841 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 1/7/1926 BOMM-In this city, Jan. 6. 1926. Ed ward A. Bomm. beloved husband Bomm (nee Kumpf). father of and Betty M . son of Wllhelmina and the late William Bomm. brother of William Jr.. George A.. Jacob J. Bomm. Mrs. William Volk, Mrs. Henry Strassberg and the late Mrs Albert Pfitzenger. Funeral from the family residence, 244 Stockbridge, avenue. Saturday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock. Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of Tyrian Lodge, 925 F & A M Tyrian Chapter, No. 610 O. E. S. Burial under the auspices of Tyrian Lodge. Members are re- quested to meet at the temple at 1:30 o'clock. | BOMM, Edward A (I156239)
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| 4842 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 10/25/1926 RATH-In this city. October 22. Henry J., beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Beyer), abnd brother of Edward, John, Christian an d Louise Rath, Mrs. Fred Menz, Mrs. Henry Dillemuth, Mrs. William Keitsch, Mrs. Ar- thur Herian, Mrs. George Corber, aged 39 years. Funeral from his sister's residence, 1292 Fillmore avenue, Monday afternoon at 2:30. Friends are invited to attend. The deceased was a member of Benevolent lodge 644, and Encampment 8, I.O.O.F. and Men's society of Resurrection church and Mutual Benefit and Social circle. | RATH, Henry J (I143376)
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| 4843 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 10/29/1913 NORTH TONAWANDA. Oct. 29- (Special).-The death of Mrs. Augusta Belts, 46 years old, wife of Charles Beitz of Martinsville, occurred yesterday at the family home on William street. Besides her husband, two daughters. Alma and Eva Beitz, of Martinsville - survive | Augusta (I144778)
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| 4844 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 10/3/1924 Cheektowaga Pine Hill. Robert E. Borth was buried this morning from the home of his slater, Mrs. L. Boehner of .Sprenger avenue- He is survived by his wife and two sons. | BORTH, Robert Edmund (I41110)
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| 4845 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 10/31/1927 CHARLES ZUCKMAIER DEAD Former Mayor of Tonawanda Was Long . Engaged in Real Estate. Charles Buckmaieir. former mayor of Tonawanda. died at 8 o'clock Monday morning In hls home at 238 Morgan street, Tonawanda. He was 74 years old. Funeral arrangements hsve not been completed, Mr Zuekmaler was a life-long resident of Tonawanda and had long been prominent In political, business and social activities. He was mayor of the community from 1910 to 1913. He was a memoer of the board of public works from April. 1903. to December. 1907. With his brother. P. August Zuck- maier. he had been for many years ln the real estate business, developing the Elmwood park extension. He retired from active business In 1914. He had been a director of the Niagara Aid and Loan association since Its foundation In 1893 At his death he was treasurer of the company. Mr Zuekmaler waa a member of Salem Evangelical church of Tonawanda and Tonawanda lodge, 347, F & A M Surviving him are his widow. Emma. , and brother. F August Zuckmaier. | ZUCKMAIER, Charles (I139091)
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| 4846 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 10/6/1950 BRICK-Joseph A. Brick. October 4, 1950, husband of Elisabeth R. Wagner; father of Jerome T. Brick: brother of Helen Thomas and Leona Brick and Mrs. Martin Tyrrell and the late Rev. William H. Brick, C.&SR., Nicholas, Bali. Charles and Anthony Brick, Mrs. Catherine Inderbitzen. Mrs. Francis X. Culinan and Mrs. George Callanan; grandfaiher of Jerome T., Thomas C, James F. and Barabara Ann Brick. Funeral from the family residence. 634 Parkslde Ave., Saturday morning at 10.30 and from St, Margaret's Church at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Margaret's Church and Loyal Order of Moose No. 8. | BRICK, Joseph A (I170984)
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| 4847 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 11/2/1918 NORTH TONAWANDA. Nov 2 - Four deaths from pneumonia and Spanish Influenza occurred In the Tonawandas yesterday. Gustav F Liebeck. 46 years old, died at his home, at 42 William street. A wife. two daughters and four sons survive. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late resi- dence and half an hour later from St Peter's church. Burial will be In the St. Peter's cemetery. William G. Bernadorf, 32 years old. died at his home at 303 Fletcher street. A wife survives. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at his late residence, Rev. William Sadler of the Grace M. E. church officiating. Burial will be in the Elmlawn cemetery ALSO North Tonawanda NY Evening News - 11/1/1918 William Gustav Bernsdorf. thirty- two years old, died this morning at his home at No. 303 Fletcher street from penumonia. He is survived by a wife, a mothr, Mrs. Louise Bernsdorf; a sister, Mrs. G. Behrns, all of the Tonawandas, and two brothers, Oscar Bernsdorf of Pendleton and Warner Benrsdorf of Hoffman station. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the late residence, Rev. William Sadler of the Grace M. E. church officiating. Burial will be at Elmlawn. | BERNSDORF, William Gustav (I141856)
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| 4848 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 11/2/1925 0:^0 o'cloik. Frlenda invited. MUSHOPF- In this clty. Oct . 30, 1925 Charles G . beloved husband of Bertha M Muskopf (nee Brauer). son of the late Carl and Elizabeth Muskopf, brother of Philip. Henry, Fred Muskopf, Mrs Frank Gerber and the late Mrs H. A. Dedo. Funeral from the family residence, 57 Lemon street. Tiesday at 2:30 P. M. Friends are Invited. Deceased was a member of Concordia lodje No. 143 F. & A. M Zulieke Grotto M. O. V. P E. R . Buffalo Conslstory S. P. R, S Ismadia Temple A. A, O. N, M. S and Music larfs Onion No. 43. A. F. & M. Burial uiider the au-piies of Concordia Lodse No. 143. F. & A M | MUSKOPF, Charles G (I166994)
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| 4849 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 11/22/1918 OLEAN, Nov. 2 1 . Private M a u r 1 c e| Briody, of the medical corps, son ofl Mr. and Mrs Thomas Briody of 812 Washington street, died i n France, October 22. Death was caused by spinal meningitis, according to word from the war department. Private Briody had been in the service since June, soon after war against Germany was declared. He went overseas In June. He was 22 years old. One brother and one sister are in the service. Francis Briody is in the aviation corps, stationed at Eberts Field, Arkansaw. Josephine Briody Is a Red Cross nurse in France. Two brothers, Thomas and John, and two sisters, Elizabeth and Cecelia, are at home. | BRIODY, Maurice (I173112)
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| 4850 | Buffalo NY Evening News - 11/24/1920 WIIJSON, Nov. 24-The funeral of James Lewis Bonsteel, 87 years old, wto died here Sunday. was held here this afternoon, flev. W. Judson Pasko officiating. He Is survived by his wife three daughters, Mrs.- Amanda Walker, and Mrs. Lettie Mclaughlin of Niagara Falls and Mrs, Hattie Truesdale of Porter; two sons, Edward Bonsteel of Newfane and Albert Bonsteel of Niagara Falls; 14 grand children and four great grandchildren. | BONSTEEL, James Lewis (I156874)
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