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Rochester Daily Union and Advertiser  Rochester,  NY,     Sat    Jan 2, 1900    contributed  by: G. Subyak

Final meetings of the creditors of Frank J. WELLS of Penn Yan and Mortimer J. HOYT of Potter, bankrupts, will be held before United States Judge John R. HAZEL at Elmira on the 12th inst.

Yates County Chronicle    Wednesday     April 16,1902             contributed by: Cathy Coon

MARRIED  -    LANE - TOSEY  -At the Potter Place, Yates county, N. Y., March 19, 1902, by the Rev .F. Ray Andrews, Ernest J. Lane and Clara E. Tosey, both of Potter.

DEATHS -  TINNEY -  At his residence in Vine Valley, Wednesday, April 9, 1902, C. W. Tinney, aged 78 years.

Democrat & Chronicle,  Rochester, NY    Tuesday    Apr 28, 1903      contributed by:  GSubyak@aol.com 

ALICE FITCH vs HENRY CONWAY 
Lespendens have been filed with County Clerk Henry REED, at Penn Yan, in the following Supreme Court action: Alice FITCH vs Henry CONWAY and others.   The property on which it is sought to foreclose is situated in the town of Potter,  and consists of about twenty-one acres of land. The mortgage bears the date of  March 10, 1897.

AWARDS WILL SOON BE ANNOUNCED -  Five bids have been received by Postmaster George R. CORNWELL, of Penn Yan, for the service of carrying the United States mails to and from the Penn Yan, Keuka Park & Branchport Electric Railway and the Northern Central Railway, in Penn Yan. The award will be announced from Washington within a short  time.

Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, NY                           July 31, 1908                       contributed by:  M. Kelly  [d.2009]

Thomas Robeson/Robinson 

Died at his home near Rossberg, Allegany County, NY ,June23,1908 of cancer of the stomach. He was born Oct 21, 1833,son of Abram and Anna Robinson. On 11/4/1860 he married Augusta Oakley and had one son, Miles, who was killed in a railroad wreck. Mrs. Robeson died 3/9/1866, of consumption. He married for his second wife, Philana Bentley 1/1/1868 and had six children, Mary, Cynthia, Bertha, Charles, Phoebe and James. He is survived by his wife and three children. For many years he resided in Potter, NY and was well known and respected by all. About 22 years since he removed to Allegany County, where he resided until his death.  He was a great sufferer for many months but was cheerful and patient until the last and was conscious that his end was near. His funeral service were held on Thursday, June 21.

Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, NY   Tuesday, January 12,1915                 contributed  by: G. Subyak

MRS. JOSEPH FARNSWORTH - Blood Poisoning from Needle Causes Death of Rushville Woman
 
Rushville, Jan. 10 - The death of Mrs. Ella VAN EPPS FARNSWORTH occurred early Sunday morning in her late home in North Main street this village, aged 59 years. Death resulted from blood poisoning, which started about two weeks ago when she pricked herself with a needle.
She was a daughter of John and Anna VAN EPPS and  had always lived in this vicinity. Besides her husband, Joseph FARNSWORTH, she  leaves a son and daughter, John FARNSWORTH and Mrs. Ella GOODRICH all of  Rushville, and a sister, Mrs. Hiram FERGUSON, of Ferguson Corners.  The funeral will be held from the home Tuesday  morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. R. C. SPEER officiating. Interment in Rushville cemetery.

Penn Yan Democrat,  Friday    May 11,1917       contributed by: Dianne Thomas

YatesCountypeople in attendance at the funeral of William H. HERTEL ,in Elmira, last Sunday, were: Mrs. John HERTEL, Mr. and Mrs. John SCHWEICKHARD and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Louis HEY, Mr. and Mrs. William SCHWEICKHARD and daughters, of Potter; Mr. and Mrs. J P. MASTEN, Mr. and Mrs. Ward ELLIS, Mrs. STEVENS, Miss Agnes WALSH, and the bearers from the Hook and Ladder Company, George Excell, Edward Parker. Jay Parker, George Schauble, McClellan Townsend and George T. Wilkins, of Penn Yan.

ONTARIO COUNTY JOURNAL    Friday    June 17, 1921         Pg 5, col  3     contributed by: Ron Hanley  

 
MERTZ  -  The death of Mrs. Eva MERTZ, aged 75 years, of Rushville, occurred at Memorial hospital yesterday, following a long illness.

DEMOCRAT & CHRONICLE   Rochester, Monroe Co, NY          June  28, 1917          contributed by: Sylvia Olson

DeWICK - BATES
Rushville, June 27. - The marriage of Miss Alice BATES, elder daughter of Mrs. Nellie BATES, of this village, and Floyd F. DeWICK of Middlesex, took place at the home of the bride's mother at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. G. F. CRAWFORD, pastor of Middlesex M. E. Church, performing the ceremony. The only witnesses were the bride's mother and sister, Miss Edith BATES. The bride is a daughter of L. R. BATES, former sheriff of Yates, county, who died a few months ago.  Mr. and Mrs. DeWICK will go in a few days to his farm in West Italy where they will make their home.

Geneva Daily Times         Thursday          April 19, 1923   pg 2     contributed by: Dianne Thomas

John B. SCHWEICKHARD - Rushvllle - April 19, 1923              

The death of John Benjamin SCHWEICKHARD occurred Tuesday morning at his home farm in the town of Potter where he was born, December 21, 1847 and has always lived.  He was the son of Benjamin and Salome (Hoeltzel) SCHWEICKHARD.

Six daughters and three sons survive him; Miss Ida SCHWEICKHARD who lived with her father; Mrs. Albert OSWALD of  Potter, Mrs. E. J. HERSHEY of Gorham, Mrs. Dora PEARSON, Miss Grace SCHWEICKHARD and Miss Hazel SCHWEICKHARD, all of Rochester; Frank SCHWEICKHARD of Potter, William SCHWEICKHARD of Benton and Dewey SCHWEICKHARD of Geneva, also six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

The funeral service will be held in St. John's Lutheran-church, Potter, Friday at 2:30 o'clock. The pastor of the church, Rev. C W. Fleischer will officiate. Interment in Schumann cemetery where members of Rushville Lodge of F. and A.M., of which Mr. SCHWEICKHARD was one of its oldest members, will conduct the Masonic burial service.  

Ontario Co. Journal, Canandaigua, NY  Friday,   April 20, 1923   pg 4     contributed by: Dianne Thomas

John B. SCHWEICKHARD died on Tuesday morning (Apr 17th) of neuralgia of the heart after an illness of three weeks.  He was born on Dec 21, 1847, on the farm in the town of Potter where he had always lived and where his death occurred.  He was a son of Benjamin and Salome Hoeltzel SCHWEICKHARD and was the last of the family.  His wife died in 1917 and since then his daughter, Miss Ida SCHWEICKHARD, has lived with and cared for her father on the homestead.  

He is survived by 6 daughters and 3 sons, Mrs. Albert OSWALD and Miss Ida SCHWEICKHARD of Potter; Mrs. E. J. HERSHEY of Gorham; Mrs. Dora PIERSON, Miss Grace and Miss Hazel SCHWEICKHARD, of Rochester; Frank SCHWEICKHARD of Potter; William SCHWEICKHARD of Benton and Dewey SCHWEICKHARD of Geneva.

He was one of the oldest members of Rushville Lodge, F & A M. The funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from St. John's Lutheran Church, Rev. C. W. FLEISCHER officiating.  There will be a Masonic burial service in Schuman cemetery. 

Ontario Co. Times, Canandaigua, NY    Wednesday       July 31,1929     contributed by: Dianne Thomas

The funeral of Mrs. Sylvia A. CRISS, who died last week Sunday (July 21), was held at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Carl GREEN on Tuesday, July 23rd.  Burial was name in Nettle Valley cemetery (Yates county). 

Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, NY   Sunday, January 3, 1937 (repeated Mon. Jan 4th)         contributed  by: G. Subyak

RAPP - Clarence R. RAPP entered into rest suddenly Jan. 1, 1937.He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Hazel L. RAPP; one daughter, Genevieve; one son, Clarence Jr.; his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Peter RAPP and five brothers, Percy, Ira, Floyd and Howard of Rush, N. Y., and Hazen RAPP of Rochester, N. Y.  The remains will rest at his home in Rush, N. Y., where the funeral will  take place Monday afternoon Jan. 4, 1937, at 2:30 o'clock. Burial in Pine Hill Cemetery, Rush, N. Y.

 Penn Yan Democrat,  Penn Yan, NY            Friday   May 7, 1937          contributed by: Dianne Thomas

BIRTHS:

WENTWORTH- To Mr. and Mrs. Clifton WENTWORTH of Italy Valley, Saturday, May 1, 1937,  a daughter.

FINK- To Mr. and Mrs. Charles FINK, Penn Yan, RD 2, in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital, Apr 30, 1937, a son.

PAYNE-  To Mr. and Mrs. Fred PAYNE, Rushville, April 27, 1937, a son. 

D'GLUGOSH- To Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius D'GLUGOSH of Crystal Springs, April 25, 1937, a daughter.

SCHMITT- To Mr. and Mrs. Frank SCHMITT, of Prattsburg, April 26, 1937, a daughter.

CRANDALL-  To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph CRANDALL, of Wayne in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital, Penn Yan, May 4, 1937, a son. 

 

DEATHS:

RITCHEY - In Penn Yan, Monday, May 3, Janice M. RITCHEY, 6.She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul RITCHEY of Penn Yan,; two sisters, Barbara, at home and Lucille, of Canandaigua; three brothers, Byron, Gordon and Donald, at home.  Funeral was held from Thayer funeral chapel, Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. R.N. JESSUP, officiating. Burial in Lakeview cemetery.  Stubby VAUGHN, Bobby WOODARD, Billy BRAINARD, Sonny HANSEN, playmates, acted as bearers.

 

SYMONDS-  In Geneva hospital, Monday, May 3, Orris Thelma SYMONDS, 27.  Surviving are her husband, William SYMONDS, Benton; two sons, Paul and William, at home; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Emmette D. HARRISON of Italy Valley; two sisters, Mrs. Harold JONES, Seneca Falls and Mrs. George CHIMES, Warsaw.  Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30o'clock at Italy Valley Church.  Rev. L.S. BOYD of Geneva, officiating.  Burial in Italy Valley Cemetery.

 

RUGG-  At the home of his daughter, Mrs. Linnia KIRKPATRICK, 209 East Elm Street, Thursday, April 29, William F. RUGG, 80.  Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. KIRKPATRICK, with whom he lived; Mrs. Harvey INGRAM, Starkey; one son, Ray RUGG, Penn Yan.  Funeral services were held from the KIRKPATRICK home, Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. R. N. JESSUP officiating.  Burial in Lakeview cemetery.

Penn Yan Democrat, Penn Yan, NY             Friday, Feb 4, 1938               contributed by: Dianne Thomas

TOMION- At his home in Benton, Sunday, Jan. 30, Clarence 0. TOMION, 49.   He leaves his wife; his mother, Mrs. Alice TOMION, of Potter; two brothers, Claude and Albert TOMION of Benton; two sisters, Mrs. Berlin HEY, and Miss Elsie TOMION, of Potter and an adopted sister, Miss Ruth CRISS, of Potter. Funeral services were held at Thayer funeral chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,

Rev. Charles Smith, of Benton, and Rev. A. A. Foster, of Vai'ois, officiating. Burial in Schumann cemetery in Gorham.

CHRISTENSEN- At her home, 268 Lake Street, Thursday. Jan. 27, Mrs. Agnes Brainard CHRISTENSEN,44.  She leaves her husband, O. Walter CHRISTENSEN; two daughters, Eleanor and Jane at home; her mother, Mrs. Pauline BRAINARD; four brothers, Frank. Ashley and Frederick BRAINARD, of Penn Yan; Chester BRAINARD, of Skaneateles. Funeral was held at Corcoran's funeral home, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev W. W. Lane officiating.  Burial in Lake View cemetery. 

McKIE - At Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital, Sunday, Jan. 30, Mrs. William Mc KIE, 63, of Guyanoga. She leaves her husband, two daughters, Mrs. William PADDOCK, of Bath; Mrs. Lee MARTIN, of Friend; a sister, Mrs. David FOSTER and two brothers, Douglass and Hugh LIVINGSTON, all of Scotland. Funeral services were held at the home in Guyanoga, Wednesday afternoon.  Burial in Lake View Cemetery.

 Penn Yan Democrat,  Penn Yan, NY            Friday    Aug 21,1942      contributed by: Dianne Thomas

BIRTHS: 

COLGROVE - At Thompson Memorial Hospital, Canandaigua, Aug. 12, to Harold and Phyllis English COLGROVE, a son.  

HARTER- To Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. HARTER, Lexington, Mass., Aug. 17, 1942. a son, Thomas Wells HARTERMrs. HARTER was the former Miss Polly BINGHAM, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. BINGHAM, West Lake Road.

 

DEATHS:

CHRISTENSEN - At his home in Bellona, Saturday, Aug 15, Carl Julius CHRISTENSEN, 70.  Besides his wife, Mrs. Julia CHRISTENSEN, he leaves 4 sons, Helmer, Eilart and Wesley, all of Bellona; Henry of Geneva; 4daughters, Mrs. Lynn ROSS, Mrs. Kenneth BUSH, Bellona; Mrs. Earl ROBBINS, Geneva; Mrs. Hugo PETERSEN, of Penn Yan; three brothers and two sisters in Denmark.  Funeral services were held at Thayer funeral chapel, 201 East Elm street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Adolph KLOTH, of St. Pauls' Lutheran Church officiating.  Burial in Bellona.

 

WORTMAN - At Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hospital, Sunday, Aug 16., Henry O. WORTMAN, 68. Besides his wife. Mrs. Nellie WORTMAN, he leaves a daughter, Mrs. William KINYOUN, of Crosby; granddaughter, Mrs. Michael DAUGHERTY of Geneva; nephew, Edwin KINYOUN of Crosby. Funeral services were held at the Thayer funeral chapel, 201 East Elm street, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Earl W. CHAPIN, of Batavia, assisted by Rev. Harvey KESTER, Dundee. Burial in Tyrone.  

One of Yates County's historic old landmarks was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin Tuesday when the farm dwelling owned and occupied by Earl DAGGETT, about one half mile west of Branchport, burned with an approximate loss of $2,500.  The nine room dwelling, a Jerusalem landmark, was more than 100 years old.  No one was at home at the time of the fire, DAGGETT having been called to Penn Yan by the illness of his father, Fred DAGGETT, in Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital.  Branchport fire truck, in the charge of Virgil SUTHERLAND, answered the call but efforts to save the dwelling failed.  No other buildings were burned.  In addition to practically all household furnishings and personal belongings, DAGGETT lost 100 bushels of his 1942 wheat crop, which he had placed in the house to dry. DAGGETT said he had had no fire in the house, having eaten a cold lunch before coming to Penn Yan.  

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home in Italy Valley for Elmer HERRICK, 51, who was killed August 14, when caught in a buzz saw. Besides his wife, he leaves five children at home; his father, Charles HERRICK; his brother, Leon, both of Italy Valley; sister, Mrs. Elmer ANGEVINE, of Endicott.  Rev. Charles S. EMERSON of Potter, officiated at the service and burial was in Italy Valley cemetery. HERRICK, a native of Italy Valley, was sawing logs at a saw mill located across the highway from his farm home, when a board became clogged in the saw carriage.  In trying to push the board along, HERRICK'S arm was caught in the machine and he was drawn into the saw.  

The Naples Record      Wednesday     Jan 23,1952            contributed by: Dianne Thomas

Miss Minnie Whitman, who has been a patient in Memorial Hospital in Canandaigua, for treatment of a fracture near her hip, for the past three months, was removed on Monday to the Smith nursing home, in Potter, where she will remain for a time before returning to her home in this village. Miss Whitman was injured in a fall at her home. 

Unknown Newspaper      October 1953              contributed by Cathy Coon     (from the scrapbook of Clara Starr Denison)

MRS. ALICE M. BALDWIN 

Mrs. Alice M. Baldwin,76, died Sunday evening, Oct. 11, 1953, in Thompson Memorial hospital, Canandaigua, of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered about 10:30 that morning in her home at Baldwin�s Corners, a short distance east of Rushville. She had seemed in her usual health that morning as she did her work and dressed to attend church. Her daughter, Mrs. William Fisher, found her unconscious when she came to take her to church. She was taken to the hospital where she died about seven o�clock without regaining consciousness.

Mrs. Baldwin was born in the Town of Italy, Yates county, Nov. 20, 1876, the daughter of George and Nancy Griswold Pulver, and lived there until her marriage in 1898 to Alfred D. Baldwin. The next spring they took up their residence in Rushville and later moved to the farm of his uncle, George Baldwin, which has since been her home. Her husband died in March, 1927.

She was a tireless worker in the Methodist churches if Italy Hill and Rushville of which she has been a member since girlhood. She was also a member of the Evergreen class of the Methodist Sunday school and the WSCS of that church. She has been president of Rushville grange and Rushville Tuesday club.

Mrs. Baldwin is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William Fisher of Rushville; two sons George Baldwin of Rushville, and Leslie Baldwin of Waterloo; one brother, John M. Pulver of Prattsburg; one granddaughter, Phyllis Baldwin of Waterloo and several nieces and nephews.

A prayer service for the family was held in the home Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 1:15 p. m., followed by funeral services in Rushville Methodist church at 2 p. m. Rev .D. D. Cronk, pastor of the church, officiated. Burial was in Rushville cemetery. (located in Ontario Co., NY)  The family has requested that donations be made to the Cancer or Heart fund in lieu of flowers.

Geneva Daily Times      Saturday          Dec 7, 1968                         contributed by: Dianne Thomas      

Mrs. E. SCHWEICKHARD

GORHAM - Mrs. Elizabeth SCHWEICKHARD, 91, widow of William SCHWEICKHARD died Friday evening after a long illness.

Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p. m. in the Crisfield Funeral Home at Gorham. Burial will be made in Schuman cemetery in the Town of Potter.Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7to 9p m.

Mrs. SCHWEICKHARD was born in the town of Potterand until her illness, a resident of the Gorham-Potter area. She was a member ofSt. John's LutheranChurch,Potter. Surviving are one son, Harold of Rochester, one daughter, Mrs. John KENYON, SenecaCastle;a sister, Mrs. Minnie PRESLER of Perm Yan; five grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren.

 

Mrs. Lillian B. WAGNER

CANANDAIGUA- Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian B. WAGNER, 67,20 Gorham St., who died yesterday in her home, will be Monday at 11 am at the Kennedy and Son Funeral Home. Burial will be in Gorham Cemetery.  Friends may call today from 7 to 9 p. m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. at the funeral home.

Mrs. WAGNER was the widow of Orlo WAGNER and a native of Gorham. She is survived by a son, Harold YACKEL, Canandaigua, six grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

The Geneva Times, Monday ,  Aug 26, 1974                                                            contributed by: Dianne Thomas      

Michael P. DOWNS - PENN YAN - Funeral services for Michael Patrick DOWNS, 16 month old son of Norman and Terry Vermilye DOWNS Jr. of McFaren Rd., town of Benton, were Sunday at the Cahill Funeral home. Burial was in Lake View Cemetery. He died Friday, Aug.23. Surviving, besides his parents, are one brother, Christopher; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Charles VERMILYE; and his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman DOWNS, all of Penn Yan.

 

Charles H. COLF

MIDDLESEX -  Funeral services for Charles H. COLF, 61, of Middlesex, who died Friday in Thompson

Hospital, Canandaigua, were today at 2 p.m. in the Moore Funeral Home, Naples. The Rev. Craig Graham of the Middlesex Baptist Church officiated. Burial was in Gorham Cemetery.

Mr. COLF was born in the Town of Gorham Sept. 2, 1912.  He is survived by his wife, Dorothy of Middlesex; four daughters, Mrs. William (Sheila) BODINE of Naples, Mrs. Richard (Scarlet) BEACH of Horseheads, Miss Gail COIF of Fair Haven and Mrs. Richard (Cheryl) NEWMAN of Middlesex; two sons, Henry of Rochester and Charles Jr. of Middlesex; one brother, Robert COIF of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Alice DILLON of Gorham and Mrs. Mary CHRISTIANSEN of Billings, Mont., and 11 grandchildren.

 

Mrs. Meta CHAFFEE

PENN YAN - Mrs. Meta Hyatt CHAFFEE, 85, a Penn Yan resident for many years, died Sunday at Penn Yan Manor Nursing Home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Townsend Funeral Chapel, with the Rev. Stanley Robinson of the First United Methodist Church of Penn Yan officiating. Burial will be in Benton Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 7-9 p.m. today. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Ross (Louise) SHADDOCK of Palmyra; and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

 

Ivan B. DREW -

PENN YAN - Ivan B. DREW, 61, of 113 Johnson Ave., died yesterday at his Waneta Lake cottage.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Weldon Funeral Home with the Rev. Ronald Williams, of the Emmanuel Baptist Church officiating.   Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Memorials contributions may be made to the Heart Fund of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hospital.

Mr. DREW was a member of the War Dads, the Penn Yan Moose Club and the Finger Lakes Law Enforcement Assn. He was employed by Pierce Freight Lines and Penn Yan Express for over 35 years.

Surviving are his wife, Helen; one son, Robert of Penn Yan; a daughter, Mrs. Wesley (Lorraine) TOMION of Fergusons' Corners; a sister, Mrs. Orln (Ethel) BAKER of Geneva; and nine grandchildren. 

 

Angelo POVERO - GENEVA - Funeral services for Angelo POVERO, 66, of 286 W. North St., who died Thursday in Sayre, Pa., were today at 9:30 a.m. at the Castelluzzq Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Francis de SalesChurch. The Rev. William Leone celebrated the Mass of the Resurrection. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery (Geneva). Bearers were John Povero, Louis Paul, Henry Funk and Glen Choffln. 

Ina M. DAMUTH - GENEVA Funeral services for Ina M. DAMUTH, 91, formerly of 226 Exchange St., who died Friday Founders Pavilion Nursing Home, in Corning following a long illness, were today at 2 p.m., in the Corwin Funeral Home. The Rev. Clyde Petrle officiated. Burial was in Sandhill Cemetery.  Bearers were Gary and Gail Lazenby, Warner and Warren Smith and Richard and David Potter, all grandsons of Mrs. DAMUTH. 

Mrs. Hazel E. KING - CLIFTON SPRINGS - Mrs.Hazel E. KING, 82, of 151 Gate St., Palmyra, died atTaylor Brown Hospital, Waterloo, Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday at the Patrick Funeral Home, Clifton Springs. The Rev. Albert Kann of Clifton Springs Baptist Church will officiate. Interment will be at Sunnyside Cemetery, Manchester.

There are no prior calling hours. The widow of the late T. Joseph KING, she is survived by two brothers, Albert V ROOMAN of Clifton Springs, W. Leon SHORT of California; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Eleanor LEWIS and Mrs. Joanna EYGNOR, both of Wolcott, several nieces and nephews.

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