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Niagara Gazette - 4/1/1935
 Samuel P. Bellew, 1070 North Military
 road, for the past eight years a
 city employe, died Saturday afternoon
 at 3 o'clock in the home of his sister,
 Mrs. G. W. Brookhouser, 520 Cedar
 avenue. Funeral services will be held
 in his home in North Military road
 tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock and
 in St. John de La Salle church, Buffalo
 avenue, at 9 o'clock. Burial will
 be in Rlverdale cemetery.
 Mr. Bellew was 49 years old and a
 native of Mumford, N. Y. A son ol
 the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Bellew,
 he came to this city with his
 parents 35 years ago and had lived
 here since. In his youth he was
 active In athletics and was catcher for
 the. old Stars and Stripes baseball
 team and later manager and trainer
 of the team, which was one of the
 most prominent and popular baseball
 teams in the city's athletic history.
 Mr. Bellew worked until March 22,
 A week ago yesterday he visited his
 sister's home and became too ill to return
 to his own home. His death has
 caused sincere sorrow among a wide
 circle of friends.
 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cyrena
 Bellew, and a son, Samuel P., Jr., and
 the following sisters and brothers:
 William J., of Hutchinson, Kan., John
 K, Al E. and James F., all of Tacoma,
 Wash.; Paul G. and Mrs. Brookhouser,
 both of this city; Mrs. Lew Dean,
 Boston, Mass., and Mrs. William B.
 Schum, Miami, Fla.
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