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THE MORNING HERALD, GLOVERSV1LLE AND JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 1 , 1831.
GLOVE CITIES BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN 1931
Mrs. Fred Brownell, 81.
9—Mrs. Esther E. Suits, 93.
10—Stephen Vavrnick, 63.
12—Mrs. Henrietta S. Hollenbeck,
78.
15—Frederick Arnold.
»
16—Charles E. Dexter, 67.
16—John Romaine, 76.
18—Mrs. John Day, 56.
Mrs- William F. Smith, >8.
19—Mrs. Electa Smith, 65.
20—John H. Stoller, 79.
23—John Solar, 64.
Madeline B. Hallenbeck, infant
26—Mrs- Clarence N. Pedrlck, 44.
Hugh M. Sutliff, 77.
27—Louis B. Wolfe, «1.
29—Mrs. Harry F. Johnson, 62.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nestle,
85 Third street.
27—Son to Mr- and Mrs. Anthony
Cerasia, 185 North Main street.
28—Son to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fry«,
18 North Arlington avenue;
daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph LaRocR, 207 South Main
street.
2 9 Son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Charles
H.
Downing,
81.
thur
Tomek.
336
Bleecker
|
Children
of
Local
Residents
January, February and SepLair, 63 Lincoln street; son to
28—Martha E. Lair, 8.
streetMr. and Mrs. Vrooman Dopp,
But Born in Other Cities
tember With 38 Each
Mrs. Oscar Alkinburgh, 35.
S—Son to Mr, and Mrs. Harry I.
30 Sixth avenue; daughter to
Not Included
Are High Months
King, 72 Wells street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. GorMay
they, 27 Sixth street; son to
Mortuary list for City Is
9—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Eleven
Infants
Are
Born
in
There wer¥350 children born to
Mr- and Mrs. Hyman Rosinsky,
The hand of death fell heavily 1—Richard Bronk.
Michaelson,
134
Spring
street.
Compiled for Year
3 Eagle street.
Month of February
residents of Gloversville during 13—Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
In the City of Gloversville during
George Cornell, 74.
1931 according to vital statistics j
Thomas Gulffre, 152 East Fnl 30—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore
1931, claiming 379 of this city's 3—Fred W. Persch, 75.
AH Are Boys
obtained truiu the office of tho
. <on street.
Scarano, 84.
""Procila, 63 Orchard street; son
residents. The greatest toll was 4—Ortensa
April
Gloversville Board of Health. The , 14*-Dau«hter
to Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs, Fannie Lawrence, 54.
to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Tor,d
1—Mrs. William M. Edick, 76.
taken among those of advanced 5—John N. Mills, 72.
list does not include births to fani-!
° Kavanaugh, 21 Fifth aveMARCH HIGH MONTH
torello, 16 East Pine street.
ONE
SCFOF
TWINS
3—Mrs. William H. Putman, 82.
illes who are non-residents of the
nue; daughter to Mr. and Mis. 31—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
years, and the average age at death
Nelson Atanasoff, 3 days.
7—Mrs. D. W. Chamberlain, 74.
city nor children born outside of |
Henry F. Christoff, 105 Forest
was considerably higher than in 6— Mrs. Lizzie Smith Ehle, 59. May and October Second 8—William Bavernitz. 73.
George A. Gammon, 160 East
Total
of
114
Births
ReMrs.
Ella
Slack
Flnkle,
48.
Gloversville..
g
W*
,,
, „
Fulton street; son to Mr. and
several years.
Miss
Caroline
Lockwood.
Mrs. Emma D. Streeter, 68.
There were S6 blrtha In March; 16—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Michael Enchicco, 45
corded in Office of
January, February and Septem- 7—Mrs. FraHteis S. Washburn, 80. Largest With 16 Persons 11—Mrs. Charles Hodgson, 88. ,
and October and the smallest nuru-:
Joseph J. Gardner, 76 East FulGrove street/; son to Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Bearcroft, 62.
ber were the heaviest months in 11—William Wallace Hilts, 71.
Listed
Commissioner
ber of births occurred in January.
|on street.
Mrs. Rufus Clrlllo, 43 Caya12—Mrs. Emma Gray, 76the deaths recorded. There were
Mrs. Lewis P. Reeder.
The list of births follows below:
17-Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eddutta" street.
14—Frank Hanson, 71.
38 in each of these months.
12—Clarence Moore.
ward
H.
Vogel,'68
Sixth
avenus.
The mortuary record for Johns- 18—Mrs. George W. Empie, 90.
Record books in the office of Dr.
January
18—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
MrsEu13—Mrs.
Sidney
Batty.
town for the year 1931 as complied- 21—Mrs. Charles Waters, 86.
Januar.
Guy V. Wilson, commissioner of
gene J. Brundige, 8 Spilufr
14—Robert C. Miner, 61.
April
from newspaper flies shows 159 to
3—John Nelson Face, 88.
public
health and welfare, disclose 3—Son to'Mr. and Mrs- John Mil
Joseph
Barker,
47street.
15—James
Germain.
le'r,
14.Kent
street;
daughter
have
passed
away
during
the
year:
1—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray4—John Miller Jr., 2 days.
the
birth
of
114
infants
during
the
27—Mrs.
Edward
Parramore,
69.
to Mr. and Mra. Abram Schwed,' 21—Daughter to Mr. and Mis.
16—Mrs. George A, Craig, 64.
The list follows:
mond Nellis, 73 Grand street;
Mrs. Harriet Robinson, 93.
year 1931 in the City of Johnstown.
30—Mrs. Lizzie C. Welctv 82.
Franklin E- Brown, 81 Oakland
Mrs. Annie Karker.
13 Elm street; son to Mr. and
son to Mr. and Mrs. Norman E,
Of
this
number
65
were
male
and
Miss Sarah Klein, 65.
avenue; son to Mr. and Mr?.
17—
Miss
Anna
S.
Beblen.
Mrs.
Wil|lam
D.
Yost,
115
January
49 were female.
Hi4e, 93 East Boulevard.
6—Mrs. James Rudolph, 74.
Arthur L, Mullens, 9 Second
Mrs.
Bridget
E.
Pryor,
70.
Washington
street.
May
9_W VV. Gillette, 70.
1—Mrs. Jeremiah Young, 85.
During the month of February, 4 -Daughter to Mr- and Mrs* Floyd
avenue; son to Mr. and Mrs. 2—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
18—Richard
Blake.
72.
Lee J. Pulver, 54.
Mrs. Archie Hill, 56.
a strange coincidence occurred,
1—Mrs. Mary A. Boynton, 81Alkinburg, 30 William street;
John P. Holland, 80 Wast
20—Benjamin Eaton, 81.
Frank, 20 Eagle street.
2—Rev. Cyrus H. Merrill.
' 11—Frederick C. Dodge, 54.
when 11 infants were born, all 5—Son
3—Mrs. John A. Dorn, 64.
daughter'to Mr. ana Mrs. KenEighth avenueIda
Dence
Williams,
73.
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bernard
6—James H. Hager, 71.
14—Mrs. Grant S. Mead, 656—Miss Hildegarde Niekampf, 20. males. The last child bora.in Janneth E. Harris, 48 First ave23—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Derrick J.
Austin
E.
Wells.
71.
M.
Winchell,
137
North
Main
10—Fred
Fort,
69.
15— Edgar F. Emery, 70.
uary and the first one born in
William H. Hastings.
nue; son to Mr. and Mrs. GorDe Traglia, 8 2 ^ Fremont
22—Charles F. Hammer, 58.
street.
•
11—Mrs. Jennie Sponnoble, 57.
John M. Hevey, 69.
March, However, were femajes.
8—Matthew F. Mongin, 36.
don E. Remy, 394 South Main
street.
23—Mrs'. Charles M. Harrington, 51 16—Miss Edith Abel, 44.
7—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ar16—Mace E- Harris. 50.
9—Rev. George W. May, 73.
But one set of twins was born to
street; daughter to Mr. and
24—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs, WilNina
Lee,
17
months.
18—Mrs. Guy W. Yanney, 50.
Mlas Henrietta Wilson, 74.
12—Marvin Stock, 57.
a resident of Johnstown during the
Mrs. George W. Conover, 68
liam S. Vosburgh, 32% Alex-,
24—Charles
P
.
Burdick.
21—Mrs. George A. Streeter, 94.
17-Mrs. Edith A. Hill. 47.
. ry F. Bush.
George S. Miller, 70.
year. On March 11 a son and a
North Arlington avenue.
•'
ander street.
27—Leonard Sweet, 64.
23—George Riach, 64.
18—Prof. James A. Estee, 81.
13—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
P.
Clarence Moore, 53.
daughter were born to Mr. and
25—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo j 3—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. PasMiss Catharine Reaver, 6025—Mrs. Arthur Anthony, 69.
Noel A. Mead, 44.
Lett
i
>
=
.
15—Weston A, Smith. 75.
Mrs. Elton E. Miller.
L. Lundgren, 29 Fifth street.
29—Miss Mary Larkln.
quale Rnsso, 39 Third street,
27—Mrs. Charles demons, 72.
19—William H. Hulett, 76.
T. DeLap Smith, 5?.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ackernecht 24—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl 39—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter R31—Harry
Austin.
28—Mrs.
Jennie
Lathers,
42.
6—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter V,
Frank Nastacie, 55.
Schnlpp
19—Mrs.
Agnes
Walrad,
TO.
are
the
parents
of
a
daughter
born
Gammon,
48
Forest
street.
George Wilkin*, 67.
Peayford, 132 Grand street.
Miss Amanda Suits, 77.
80—-Son to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas 31—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel H. Cole, 71.
the flr*t day of 1931.
7—Son
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mrs. Ella A. Howland, 70.
B.
Palmieri.
23—Anthony
P.
BlUington,
68.
Thomas Muecato, 70 North ArFebruary
Goldberg, 407 North Main
January
20—Mrs. Daniel E. Edick. 60.
30—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. KenJune
28—James Seaman, 83.
lington
avenue;
son
to
Mr.
and
street; son to Mr. and Mrs.
3—Mrs. Michael Ring, 87.
Mrs. Alice J. Yeo, 62
1—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walneth W. Lasher.
30—Sidney Smith, 86.
2—Mrs. Bret A, Kennedy, 76.
Mrs. Carlton M. Sanfortl, 11
Frank Sweeney, 37 Pearl street
4—Chauncey Dorn, 69.
22—Mrs. William Borst, 67.
ter Ackernecht
Harlon Kelsey, 52Seventh
avenue.
10—Twin sons to Mr. and Mrs.
10—Charles H .Dovey, 84.
Mrs- Frances E. Tyrell, 83.
7—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Alton E.
5—Mrs. Msrry Donnelly, 71.
July
Russell Inglis, 291 Bleecker
11—James A. Burns, 39.
June
Millard F. Shutts, 86.
Ecker.
Charles LaRue, 65.
a t r* fi p t
12—Lester A. Dorn.
23—Henry Wagner, 80.
February
9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al2—Mrs. Mary M. Lighthall, 95.
George J. Wagner, 73.
Peter Sterling.
• fred A. Aschettino.
24—Mrs. James H. Wells, 67.
George E. Prostler.
2—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Geprge H, 11—Son to Mr. and Mrs. DeWltt
5—Mrs. Godfrey Hillabrandt, 61
9—Burton R. Graham, 26.
Mrs. William C- Mansfield, 83.
Van Dyke, 128 West street.
25—Mrs- William Russell, 56.
Wager, 27 Cottage street.
10—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Sebastano
Mrs. John Samek, 46.
10—Mrs. Ella Vermllyea Fox, 77.
IS—Richard Gray, 47.
RU8S0.
Frederick A. Wendler, 83.
4—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. J, 12—Daughter to Mr* and MrsF. White, s
12—Seymour A. Snell, 70.
9—Jacob Buckner, 32.
Joseph Riska.
Frank J. Cannizzd, 12 South
26—Daniel Waite, 56.
Fleig, 250 West Fulton street;
13—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John L. 8—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ira
15—William Stewart, 46.
11—Betty Gillmore. io.
Judson street; daughter to Mr.
Cromer.
27—Eugene Hall.
son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Don16—Helen Elizabeth Heaslip, 3 17—Mrs. John M. Bevington, 61.
Marsh.
Mrs. Anna Vellcky, 76.
21—Mrs. Charles Carr, 86.
and Mrs. Edwin C. McQuade,
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Small, 38nelly, 115% Spring street; son
15—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Pat12—William R. Snyder, 66weeks.
22—William A. Livingston, 65.
48 East Eighth avenue.
rick W. O'Reagan.
28—Samuel Golden.
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack -Summer14_Mrs. Carrie M. Whttbeck, 44.
A. Foster.
Mrs. Raclieal Ostrolenk, 66.
Miss Luara Coolman, 59.
14—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
29—J. H. Blunck, 62.
field, 133 Bleecker street.
18— Mrs. James Kane, 65.
17—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John M. 11—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Mrs. Elizabeth Elsman, 79.
25—John HaywanL 67.
Bobilin.
Vosburgh, 15 South Judson
80—Mrs. Anna Schrum, 42.
5—Son to Mr. and Mrs- Alfred A.
21—Mrs. May B. Obenhoff.
17—Edgar D." Osborne, 70.
Ruzecka,
26—Glen England, 62.
street.
Floyd D. Finch, 48.
Hager, 3 West Ninth avenuu;
22—Mrs. Edward J. Walsh, 37.
21—Mrs. Alvah H. Fosmire, 5721—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Da- 13—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
81--Kay 8. Rockenstyre, 8.
son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry 16—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sowles
24—Mrs. Mary Elizabeth King, 61 26—Mrs. Frederick W- Hundert- 25—Mrs. Hattie M. Welch, 63.
vid D. Vays
mark, 21.
Peck, 213 North Main stre«t.
Frank M. Barlow, 45.
Travis, 52 Steele avenue.
Mrs. Martha Tripp.
26-Son"toMr." and Mrs. Adamo | 2 ° - S o n _ to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
O. Sweeney
6—Daughter to Mr.- and Mrs. 18—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stan27—Mrs. Elizabeth Jones.
Corsl.
July
ley Hlozansky, 12 John street;
Henry J. Bruce, 22 Christie
Mrs. Frank Brothers, 38.
26— Son to Mr. and Mrs. William 21—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Leland P.
March
February
son to Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Erb.
Brady.
street.
28—Herbert
John
Pelkey,
81.
3—Frank
Cool,
60.
G.
Solar."
2—William J. Getman, 64.
2—Robert Van Brocklin. 79.
20 West street.
23—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John 9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SalMrs.
Mary
A.
Arnold,
55.
5—Rudolph
A.
Berger,
68.
31—Daughter
to
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Phil5—John W. Uhlinger, 81.
3—Mrs. Anna Bandlow, 60.
Fugazzoto.
vatore Fraggiasa, 21 Cottage 19—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
29—Frank A. Peris, 56.
8—Mrs. James J. Rice, 53.
ip Albrecht.
6—Walter S. Terry.
4—Joseph J. Peters, 61.
Walter E. Dingman, 107 West
24—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
street.
30—Mrs.
Ralph
Webber,
35.
11—Benjamin Norton, infant.
Frank J. Ferguson, 38.
Fulton street.
Clyde L. Nellis.
M Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Se19—William
Bork,
61.
Mrs.
Petra
Tasheff,
38.
Mrs- Mavnard W. Loft, 88.
February
26—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Marcellus G. Mapes- 77.
ward R. Brower, 125 Broad 20—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John F.
19_WIllIam
Addison
Price,
infant7—John Wild. 84.
Fraker,
Baringer, 60 East Eighth aveMrs. George W. Tanner. 51.
4—Son to Mr. and MrB. Joseph
street; daughter to Mr. and
20—Anton Albrecht, 77.
Mrs. Gertrude E Broadbent, 65.
July
28—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Geo*ge
nue.
Mrs. Milo R. Kingsbury, 61 HelLicclardi.
Mrs. Patrick Kane.
Delos Hnines. 68.
FlompouriadiB.
wig street; daughter to Mr. and 22— Son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo F,
10—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
22—Samuel Hawkins, 74.
2—Englebert Fisher, 86.
October
Mrs. l/oulse Wemple, 7630— Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Passino, 52 Burr street
Mrs. Samuel Morowitz, 109
Sweeney.
3—Joseph F. Cosselman, 76Dean R. Flansburg, 61.
8— Mrs. Mitchell Lambert, 84.
1—Edward
Brooks,
70.
Klngsboro avenue.
28—Daughter to Mr. and Mr*. EdFrederick.
11—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Louis A
5—Frank G. Tooker, 64.
27—Louis
Jeanlsson,
58.
9—Frank Scoville, 66.
Richard Oare, Jr., 10 months 29—Mrs. Benjamin Van Avery, 51.
ward J. Gardiner, 108 Bleecker
~-U0—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. 11 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
H. Sahut.
Ronald Charles Graham, 2
10— William Hanrahan, 52.
Augustus Andrus, 74.
James Proclta, Gloversville:
street.
12—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Clark B. Rekemeyer.
6—Infant daughter of Mr. and 3—Mrs.
Mrs.
George
W.
North.
76.
11—Wngene Parks, 44.
4—Charles Lemon, 68.
son to Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Mrs.
James
KuebaughHawley.
Donald A- Gurga, 19 months.
6—Alice F. Putman, 81.
Randall, 65 Second street.
12—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold J.
August
13—Mrs. Harriet M. Bradshaw, 75. 7—Miss Sarah Ehle, 70.
May
7—Mrs. Warren Quackenbush, 28.
August
13—Son
to Mr. and MrB. Robert
Anna
Mary
Uebner,
62.
Berry.
Mrs. Elvene McCoy, 83.
Sebastian Belschwender, 63.
1! -Ron to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer % E.
2—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs- EdOare,
65
North
street.
9—Dr.
William
J.
Peddle,
73.
1—Frank
Nestle,
56.
15—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Archibald
14—Frank C. Hauser, 76.
Allen.
8—Andrey Rosanna Semple, 8
ward Estey, 164 North Arling14—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. DonHerman Otto, 73.
2— .B. William Kingsbury, 56.
p. McClerfand.
Ernest Rnu, 6f.
12—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John
months.
ton avenue; son to Mr. and
ald
HDorn,
65
Hamilton
12—John
A.
Kennedy,
73.
Herbert
T.
Clemans.
6410—Son to Mr. r.nd Mrs. Frank B.
William J. Buhannan. 72.
Driscotti.
9—Mrs.
Melvira
Snyder,
74.
Mrs. Charles F. Graham, 71
street.
Lillian Clrlllo. 22.
6—Chester Shepard, 57.
Allen.
15—"Irs. Sarrh A. Jeans, 77Fifth
avenue.
Mrs.
Margaret
Wetherbee,
79.
18—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
16
-Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ken-;
14—Mrs. Amelia L. P. Bleyl, 5914—John A. Caaael, 61.
16— Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P.
Anthony Rowe, 38.
10—Anthony Knudeen, 51.
Thomas A. Case.
neth R. Van Alstlne, 42 Wood-: 6—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
15—Cornelius
Cuyler,
75.
15—Mrs.
ToFn
Ivanclc,
32.
Bradt
Oliver H. Cromwell, 61.
Loran Livingston, 65.
21—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. CarMongivoi, 36 East Pine street.
ward avenue; son to Mr. and
17—Harvey C. Fish.
25—Mrs. Jesse Kennedy, 5519—Son to Mr. ajid Mrs. Earl E.
16— R'chard Ro-ick. 8 months.
George M. Goodemote* 65.
mello Entliasano.
Mrs. Claude W. Hopkins, 8 Lex-1 7 D a u g h t e r to Mr. and Mrs.
26—Mrs.
Paul
T.
Witzke,
49.
James
Hummle,
84.
Weston.
18-Miga Ella Harvey, 60
12—Mrs. John Aucock, 83
21—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John
Harry B. Carr, 21 Fremont
ington avenue; daughter to Mr. j
27—Mrs. Emily Wehh, 75.
Grace Sena, 9.
21—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Mrs. John Axelson, 62
15—Mrs. A. P. Williamson, 73.
L. Goot.
street; daughter to Mr. and
and
Mrs.
Francis
G.
Morrisey,
j
Edward
Maybe,
87.
Theresa
Blanchard,
54.Salamack.
20—*tr8. Emma E. Van Brocklin,
Abram Frye, 72.
27—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. HelMrs. Burlen W. Bowler, 123
14
Sixth
street;
son
to
Mr.
and
I
18—Charles
W.
Becker,
84.
26—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl A.
75.
16—Simon Keesler, 62.
met Zemken.
Spring street; daughter to Mr.
Mrs.
Joseph
Meher,
409
Soiith
i
20—Mrs.
J.
GLake,
49.
Getman.
21—Mrs. Mary Morey, 74Mrs- Roselthea A. Bush, 78.
and Mrs. William H. Frye, 10
September
Main street.
William W. Gregolre.
\
-Mrs. Ruth A. Parsons, 85.
17—Charles W. Hilton, 70.
Market street
17—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
21—Frank
Vertuccl,
2.
3—David
HHouse,
44.
September
22—D~vld Dernarest, 90.
18—Hullett J. Dowler, 59.
March
David
W-Rooney,
17
Elk
stre'gt!'
6—Daughter
to Mr. and Mn
24—Shirley
Tomllson,
4%.
7—Mrs.
Fred
H.
Soule,
68.
Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Benjamin
Albert J. Lyon, 5619—Louis J. Freeman, 63.
Frank F. Ralston, 36% Csya18—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
3—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M.
25—Mrs- Dora Fox.
9—Mrs. Anthony Krycher, 27,
C. Fusmer.
Mrs. Adella Longley, 78.
22—Mrs. Lillian Bloom, 38
dutta street; son to Mr. and
Charles Kalil, 162 West Fulton I
Fredenburg.
26—Mrs. Jane Patton De Andred,
10—Mrs. Timothy Keck, 87.
10 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wal13—Tames Edward Quinn, 27.
Mrs. Pauline Gattle, 66.
Mrs. William O. M a r t ^ 345
street.
3—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lou12—Joseph Kabat, 39.
87.
ter 0. Hertik.
Marlon Chlar' lo, 11 months
23—Ell Wentworth, 55.
North Main street; daughter to
is E. Brownell.
15—Mrs. Frank J. Rowles, 55.
Paul Wandel, 53.
20—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 20—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Paolo j
25—Mrs. Isabella J Johnson, 78
26—MrB. Carrie LewJs, 58.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Rosso,
Franco, 26 Grove street; daugh-;
9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. An16—Miss Elizabeth Stoller.
27—Mrs. Alma E. Van Dusen, 63. 27—Fred C. Hawley, 60.
26— William H. Kuebaugh, 50.
James 3. McGulre.
45 Christie street.
ter to Mr. and Mrs. Luigl Dl !
18—Raymond Jackson, 43.
drew Matiasonlc.
Mrs. Nellie Van Wart Foster. 28—Mrs. Elizabeth Crosby Case, 59
20—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore
Mrs. Mary E. Gates, 75.
Tata, 156 West Fulton street. 9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rlch29—Lewis Longfiitz, 68.
11—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Elton E.
Mrs. Edney Vanderpool Wool- W—Edward Purdell, 63.
Mellta.
71.
21—Twin
daughters to Mr. and MJS. ; 0 aid H. McMillan, 11 Woodward
Mrs.
Sarah
West,
87.
Miller.
lett. 74.
24—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. EuMrs. J. M. Shaw, 76.
avenue; son to Mr. and Mra.
Ervtn
Semple, 26 North Arling30—James
W.
Taylor,
70.
11—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
El28—Mrs. Arthur Pitcher, 38.
gene C. Dubonnet.
William Gallagher.
Antonio Ambrosecchio, 9 ClinOctober
ton
avenue;
son
to
Mr.
and
ton
E.
Miller.
25—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
80~Frank L. Welch.
ton street.
3—Mrs. Fred Geldean, 33Mrs.
William
H.
Bolen,
31
High14—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Preston.
August
10—Son
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
8—Mrs. Anna P. Whitney, 64.
land
Terrace.
March
Werner.
28—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. 22—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Poland, 8 Meadow street
9—Mrs. Paul Boleruch, 61.
2—Bert A. Parks. 391—Tra Eugene Rose, 65.
I" .ember
15—Daughter to Mr, and Mrs. AnMiller.
11—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John
15—Charles L. Gross, 70.
P. Stairs, 17 Franklin street!
5—Fred C. Naiman, 86.
2—Mrs. Josephine Gunn, 80.
thony Rletzo.
1—George Hoyt, 65.
Gentile, 45 Burr street.
Miss Clare Gillespie, 90.
24—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Miss Frances Hill, 80.
3—Mrs. Adellnii Am, 79.
16—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
4—Chauncey Ketchum, 63.
13—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ster17—Martin Ward.
J. Lock, 29 Wood street.
Edward C. Hoskins, 82.
Mrs. Chloe A. Darling, 83.
October
Brunetto.
5—Mrs. William Frye.
ling Holly, 31 Pearl street.
19—Arthur G. Hayward, 57.
Mrs. Orrln Smith, 57.
4—Edward Bowler, 66.
21—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Terrence 2—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hen- 28—Daughter to Mr- and Mrs. John
9—Mrs. Anna Wearring, 56.
15—Daughter
to Mr. and Mrs.
20—George
E.
Baker,
46.
Lander,
335
Bleecker
street
6—Mrs.. Emma W. King, 91.
5—Harvey A. Edwards, 63.
ry
Li
Whiting.
McGulre.
Mrs. Julia Unger, 54. Clyde O. Wilder, 26 Union
21—Thomas Walsh, 35.
8—Mrs. Helen Bentley Mills, 77.
James A. Dingman, 86.
25—Son to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 7—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. RyMrs. Onin Frasler, 67.
street.
23—Clyde J. Hayner, 34.
10—Edgar Van Valkenburgh, 66
8—Mrs. Ida Hoffman, 63.
neer Van Slckler.
10—James Lasher.
Hughes.
March
to Mr. and Mrs. Burton A.
Miss Rose G. Ralbovsky, 20.
11—Mrs. Peter Dick.
10—Mrs. Charles M. Hillary, <3.
Mrs. Mary Perls,
27—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Or- 11—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. 2—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- 16—Son
Snyder, 374 South Main street;
25—Amasa K. Van Nostrand, 86.
11—Mrs. John 8- Vosburgh, 54.
Mrs. Cynthia L. Bennett.
Templeton.
J.'— Mrs. Mary Hanson, 60.
son Smith.
ert F. Adams, 7 Seventh avedaughter to Mr.tsand Mrs. Earl
Dr. Thomas W. Kenny, 88.
13-Mrs. Leona H. Tyrell, 50.
Mrs. Silas Bice, 90.
13—Mrs. Sarah E. Jones, 61.
30—Son to Mr. and Mrs. George 12—Son to Mr. and Mrs. William
nue; son to Mr. and Mr,*. \"rt<
E. Johnson, 60 West. Eighth
27—Alfred E, Hess, 65.
Mrs. Mary J. Robinson, 63.
12—Mrs. Adelaide Krauae16—Mrs. Isabella Ploss.
II.
Oherman.
Bruce.
cent De Rizzo, 110 Ebroadl
avenue; son to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Matilda C. Dorn, 79.
Mrs. Mania McGlnnis, 84.
13—Mrs. Louise Van Wormer, 71
17—James E. Kelly, 8213— Son to Mr. and Mrs. Scott E.
street; son to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Morelli, 7 Division
80—Mrs. Matthew Hladtk, 40.
14—Richard Edward'Fox.
Mrs. Jtoseph Sirtoli, 52.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cose, 62.
Morris.
Claude Cole, 92 Montgomery
street; daughter to Mr. and
April
Donald Bridge, 3 days.
16—Harry B. Place. 68.
19—William B. Langford. 66.
13—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Francis
street.
Mrs. Fred F. Unger, 67 Lincoln
17—John H. Jeffers, 56.
*~
2_Son to Mr. and Mrs. James JenMrs. K. A. King, 80.
21—John Robinson, 82.
Lawyer.
November
street.
S—-Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Er18-James 8. Phalr, 72.
17—Mrs. Burdett Shutters, 45.
nings.
22—.Tames E. Sltta. 64.
23—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rob1—Thomas Bailey, 63.
nest Hullett, Jr., 152 Second 17—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs19-Mrs. George E .Miller. 49.
18—Mrs. Rita Stewart.
9—Son to Mr. and Mrs^John Su23—William David Slade. 1%.
ert C. Kilmer.
9—Miss Lilah Dorn,
Charles W. Weaver, 31 West
Mrs. George Washburn, 6319—Mrs. Mary M. Whipple, 87.
bik.
24—Mrs. Minnie Knapp, 30.
26—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John • 4 _ g o n to' Mr and Mrs. William
11—James A. Newnham, 52.
Btreet; son to Mr. and Mrs,
22— Mrs- Elizabeth C. LaClalr, 51.
Dr. Percy H. Finch, 41.
10—Son to Mr. and Mrs. William
Nunzio Stoffolano, 2,
J. Jarabek.
14—Mrs.
H.
Barr
Vlbbard,
69
L. Kitchen, 5 Maple street; sou
John J. Allen, 59 Second street;,
23—Mrs. Maria Lehman. 72.
20-Joseph H. Hunt, 80.
Kennedy.
Peter J. Jensen, 63.
2?—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van
16—George
H.
Keck,
92,
to Mr. and Mrs, John A. H:\iv .
son to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
21—A-'olph R. Rapln, 42.
Laurent Seribner, 32.
10—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clar27—Mrs. Fannie Colding, 71.
Aernam.
George Little, 43.
dell, 32 Baker strert.
K- Sweel, Gloversville.
21-Charles F. Wilson, 72.
26—Mrs. AUred Hill, 63.
ence
D.
Brown.
Mrs. Emma D. Lent, 77.
31
—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
17—Joseph Putman, 53.
5—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Ed- 22—Son to Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Edwin O. Pruner, 62.
29—Benjamin Heagle. 73.
•28—James Mason, 66.
17—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Werman
J.
Kovarlk.
18—Merritt Moore, 75.
ward Queeney, 90 Frrmont
Wallace, 209 South Main street,
26—Mrs. Nancy G. Giant*, 92.
29—Mrs. Elisabeth Cane, 80.
F. Freese,
. . . .....
21—Mrs, James R. Cleveland, 8L
—""BtreeT,
"—*
'— 23-DsmghtPr to Mr. Iltd "Mrs. DeOscar Howland, 81Mm.
Elizabeth
SWeaver,
85.
18—Son to Mr. tnd Mrs. Michael
September
6—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Wltt F. Smith, 23 Montgomery
.. November
27—John I. Rogally, 65.
Zllka.
Henry Colasantf, 127 North
1—Mrs. Mary Hotaling, 86
street; son to Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Fannie Selmser, 76.
1—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
QUn
R.
December
18—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
street; daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Atbert-G. Hogle.' .
December
Clarence K. Van Allen, 82 West
28— Dee Walte Anibal, 63.
Town,
4—Mrs.
Harry
O.
Seaman,
47.
Grelnert
K.
Hammer.
Mrs, Benjamin Levensou, Glov2—Charles J. Burton, 71.
KIKIIIII BTSUBe
29-Mrs. Satle A. Waldron.
1—Harry Pearse, 61.
12^—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
6—Mrs.
Margaret
Cowan,
26.
18—Daughter
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stanersville.
3—Conrad H. Glllen, 65
2—Martin Hetmelly, 37.
Mrs. Martha St. Marie.
21— Daughfei to Mr. and Mrs. RayBeekman,
10—James
McMartln,
70.
ley H. Hloiansky.
Francis P. HeiTlck, 3.
10—Daughter to Mr. and Mrn, Vicmond C. Ferguson, 11 Market
John R. Shutts,55
Arthur M. Young, 46.
14—Frnnk Shlbley, 71.
25—Daughter td Mr. a%d Mrs. Har- 13—Daughter to VIr. and Mrs. Oli4—Mrs. Mary E. Beecher. 82.
tor T- Marcais, 355 West Fulton
st re. "
3d Louis Mele, 36.
5—Mrs. Hazel Wells, 23.
ver
Bowman.
16—William
L
Rharpe,
56.
ry Wilson.
street; daughtor to Mr, and 26 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. HarWilliam Andrew Burns, 48.
7—Orlando Glfford, 77.
24—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Richard
McLaughlin.
72.
Mrs.
C'larenro
II.
Frank,
IIS
7—Walter E. Greenslete.
Jonathan 8. Trevett, 89,
, old E. Heaslip. 26S South Main
Benkonlr.
17—Mrs. William Schadow, 57.
April
West streot
Anson Mallory, 68.
May
9—Andrew G. Grant, 77.
street
26—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
20—Mrs,
Lydla
Hess
Moyer"
87.
I Mrs Margaret A. Trevett 71.
John Ginning. 71.
12-Son to Mi. and Mrs Clyde 27 Daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. Kea*
10—Mrs. William H. Bronk, 66.
7—Daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Wal
Frank W. S U i r t r t
25—Giles
Henry
"Putman,
72.
2—Joseph Bnchner, 76.
8—Oran Dougherty, 64.
Hmii'ii, 92 Lincoln itreti
Mrs- Thomas Jeans, 63.
ter B. Groff.
IT Hi Iv Culver, 1,"U Washington
27—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
28—Fred L. Stewart, 51.
3—Mrs. John H. Thome, 63.
9—John Rubric, 65
14—Daughter to Mi nnd Mrs Oar
11—Arthur H. Dence, 67.
7—Son to Mr. and Mrs. James G.
I i i e< i
Charles A. Cook.
30—Mrs,
Mary
E.
Smith,
79.
4—Charles Templeton, 69.
10— Oscar Erllch, 81.
int
lo
Tropls,
108"
Grand
strnct.
Mrs. Bertha Graham, 46.
Holmes.
V.) Son to Mr- and Mrs. Francis
Mrs, Anna Amelia Rodgers, 87.
Naney Templeton, 73.
Moses C. Snyder
15—Daughter to Mi> and Mrs. ArJohn Walther, 62.
8—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Browu, 77 West Pine street
5—Mildred Johnson, 3.
,
Deceit*'
-»r
12—Mrs. Edward Gulnane.
thur Whitman. 345 North Main
Alfred Qulllan, 48.
Bernard A. Snell.
POWER OF M I N D
Miss Clara E. Kline, 80.
Georg* Longfrlts, 64.
street; son to Mr. and Mrs.
12—John O. Skalne, 68
1 - Son to Mr. and Mrs. Cidalphus
"You nre readlmr a travel book 12—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs, H^n
8- George Main, 69.
June
13—Miss Orlnda Vosburgh. 84.
S. F. Pel til. 59 Temple street.
William Ernest Martin, 7 Preparing for a holiday?"
ry Billa.
1
/
S—Mrs. Harppr Burch. 8f,
Mrs. Ann Richardson, 88.
Son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony i 1 Son so Mr ami \Ari Howard 1—Daughter to Mr. and Mis.
months.
12 Son to Mr. and Mrs. John Mil
"No.
I'm
«n
a
holiday
now.
I
Willi.1' Cole.
II Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlap 71.
( I J I H W, Johnson, 15 Franklin
Smith, 40 Ciiyaduttii »t»ft;
Polacek.
Benjamin Steenburg, 60.
lett.
»it iH-rn and dreatn of travel."
9—John Ward, 2.
15—Mrs. Lillian Mlnogue. 69. ' - 14—Almon H. Branch, 79.
street.
•
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ilov
13 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mi- 9—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John
"Rot
yon
are
reading
the
l>ook
Mrs. I-ouise Susan Keller, 76,
ard Putman, 135 East Siui« 2—Daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. ArEdward Walter Petrle, 32.
O. Minor.
16—Mrs. Jasper Maxner, 58.
chael Nolan.
bai'k
wards,"
10—Morris Safford, ,60.
street; son to Mr. and Mis
thur Couture, 126 Fremoil
Patrick B. Kearney, 69.
Daniel C. flolden, 49.
"Yes. I'm on the retorn jour- 19—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nich- 12~Son to Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge H.
11—George E. Donovan, 32.
Jerome C. Beeker, 18 Lawrence
street; son to Mr. and Mr*.
Fancher.
Elmer E. Parker, 62.
16— Mrs* Mary Gullck. 67.
olas Mayakis.
ney."—Tlt-Blts.
12— Herbert A. Frye, 2 weeks.
street.
William H, Gelsler, 201 South
Mrs. Clarence Corey, 36.
Miss Margaret Torreni, 70.
19—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bur- 19—Son to Mr. and Mrs. R#bert J.
13—William Uvender, 36.
Main s t n i t
Bradt
17—Harold Hoeley,
17—Mrs. Susanna Ridley.
19—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Col
ton D, Lesser.
OUCH!
Joseph O. Brown, 94. >
19 Mrs. Alhrrt Feldman, 49.
18— Eugene Thompson, Jr.. 10.
tin T, Jennings. 60 Helwig 3—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SalCHORUS GrRL (quarrelling In 25 Daughter to Mr, and Mrs. An-20—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. now
18—Mrs. Elizabeth A. Smith, 91.
20—Mrs. Ophelia M. Rice,v78.
vatore Trippodo, 51 Park
Mrs. Martha Anna Schrum.
street.
ard E. Mutgrave.
dressing room); 'Not only that, hut son H. Johnson.
Herbert L. Ballou, 46.
street.
Mrs, Stewart Tyrell.
21—Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Peter
21—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Irwin A. 21—Son to Mr- and Mrs. Patny
you get uglier nverv day.
27—Son
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
^William
16—Mrs. Anna Perrella, 56.
21—Frederick Wille, 69.
son, 78.
Derrko, 85 Woodilde avenue.
1 Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
King.
SECOND CHORUS GIRL: AnC.
Laird.
17—Mrs. Albert Ott, 48.
22—Mrs. Robert Stralucke.
23—James McGlnnl*. 84.
Deglacomo, 108 Broad street.
other thing I can do and yon can 28—Daughter to Mr and Mrs. 24—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 23—Hon to Mr. and Mrs, Charles
18—Frank Robbs, 69.
28^—Mrs. Adeibert Putman, 62.
Mrs. Julius Erllch, 53
P. Hawley. 399 South Main 5—Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
W. MacGregor.
not.—Tft-Bitj'
Frank Poyfalr.
Miss Lulu Irene Warner, 21.
26—George B. Miller.
Mrs. Helen C» >k. 80.
W. Berker, 14 Delaware avsstreet.
24—Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
80—Milton O Holly, 34.
Mrs, Janet Montanye, 90.
24—Mrs. Eliza Jane Steele. 71.
nue; son lo Ml. and. Mrs. Bar24 DfsghUT to Mr. and Mrs. Fre<| !
Ten new migratory bird sancut
Shaffer.
23 C a r l Rlrri. 88
28— Trevr. Barter, 36.
June
25— Miss >atle Cole^M.
ney S|n neei. Iliil See-illd HtreelJ
arts* !>»»•!• hcen acquired by the
Meyer. 2"." Klngsboro avenie'
21 Daughter to Mr. ard Mrs. Sts
:
2) Matthew r>e PwMJtiftlf. M,
(Horgi I firtmy, 79,
2S—Mi« C o n , , AjA»v, 46.
daughtfi to Mr and Mrs. I
• federal government. They com
11
26 In in-Ill' i in Mi ;in<l Mrs Kie,|
T Daughter to Mr. xnd Mrs.
nhen Adsroovleh.
\li.« Heli ,i Moss Tlbbetts, tJ6
Mrs. Adelaide E. Efglenton, 80 I prise more than 43,(K>0 •eras
Mrs Bllxs»..»yiv»o|1. 74.
•rlek F Getater, «t Hotfth
Floyd Rullson.
lilt Son to Mr and Mrs VMteMI
Mr*. Carrie Allen Glfford, 67. 29-M
30- Mr* Adeline Boardtnau Dye,
nine states
6!)
Klngsboro avenue; tttagtltti toj
• ughter to Mr md Mrs. Hen j
Rugger!
Continued on P«o» 17
379 PEOPLE TAKEN BY DEATH
IN GLOVE CITY DURING 1931;
AVERAGE AGE IS MUCH HIGHER
193
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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I VITAL STATISTICS SHOW THAT
350 CHILDREN WERE BORN TO
GLOVE CITY RESIDENTS IN 1931
FOR THLS YEAH