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^••PHngH *#fc«JM»^; ..^(Nf*, January 12. ItM Obituaries MRS. WILLIAM SCHWINGEL Mrs. Edith L. Schwingel, 93, of the King's Daughters Home in Dansville died Monday (Jan. 9, 1994) in Noyes Memorial Hospital. • A native of Wayland, she had resid- ed in the Dansville area most of her life. She was the widow of William Schwingel She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and the Loyal Hearts Circle of the King's Daughters in Dansville. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marian Elder of Mesa, Ariz., and a step-daughter, Miss Myra Schwingel of Dansville; a brother, Walter Drum of Cohocton; a sister, Mrs. Alice Grif- fin of Dansville; two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren. A funeral service was conducted in St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wednes- day. Burial was in Wayland Village Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the King's Daughters Home or the charity of the giver's choice. Arrangements were by the Chamberlin Funeral Home in Dansville. BIBS. HOWARD WERTH Mrs. Cleo June Werth, 58, of Poag's Hole Rd., Dansville, died Saturday (Jan. 7,1984) in her home followng a long illness. An Arkport native, she had lived in the Dansville area for the past 28 years. She was a member of the Arkport Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband Howard; four sisters, Esther Etter of Rochester, Dorothy Berg of Arkport, Doris Renken of New Canaan, Conn., and Virginia Kinnell of Agawam, Mass.; two brothers, George Ellis of Ocala, Fla., and Gay lord Ellis of Hornell. A funeral service was conducted Tuesday in the Chamberlin Funeral Home here. Burial was in Green- mount Cemetery, Dansville. Memorial contributions may be made to the Arkport Methodist Church. MARTIN C.BENDZUSSR. A last rite was conducted Monday in the Quunberlin Funeral Home here for Martin C. Bendzus ST., 54, of Con- esus who was dead on arrival Thurs- day, (Jan. 5,1984) at Noyes Memorial Hospital after being stricken in his home. He was the proprietor of Rotenberg Custom Upholstering, Inc. in Rochester. A Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War, he was a former member of Daniel Goho American Legion Post of Dansville. Surviving are his wife, Vivian; a son, Martin Jr. of Livonia; a daughter, Mrs. Darlene Jones of Ravenna, O.; two brothers, William and John of Sparta; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Zimmer of Rochester and Mrs. Dorothy Forkell of Conesus; a grand- daughter and nieces and nephews. Burial was in Union Cemetery, Scottsburg. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dansville Am- bulance Fund. ALTAL. FRONK Alta Louise Fronk, 72, of 25 Church St., Dansville, died in Noyes Memorial Hospital Tuesday (Jan. 3, 1984) f olio wing a long illness. The widow of Adam C. Fronk, she was born in South Dansville and had resided in this area most of her life. She as a member of the Women of the Moose chapter in Dansville. Surviving are six sons, Robert, Adam, Harry and Fred of Dansville, George of Hornell and Lloyd of Syracuse; eight daughters, Mrs. Joyce Kilbury, Mrs. Lizzie Kessler, Mrs. Barbara Teed of Dansville, Mrs. Betty Johnston of Madison, Wise., Mrs. Nina Hurlburt of Depew, Mrs. Alma Bennett of California, Mrs. Margaret Perkins of Mt. Morris and Martha Fronk of Sonyea; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Waggoner of Dansville; a brother-in-law, George Fronk of Dansville; 27 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. A funeral service was conducted in St Paul's Lutheran Church here Fri- day afternoon. Interment was in Kidd Cemetery, Sparta, with ar- rangements by the Hindle Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dansville Ambulance Fund. EMMA L. HOLBERT A former Dansville resident, Emma L. Holbert of Scottsville, died Wednes- day (Jan. 4,1984) following a long il- lness. She was 70. Surviving are five sisters, Lena Austin of Florida, Onolee Wilcox of Scottsville, Mae Barber of Nunda, Winifred Mastin of Groveland and Lenora Mastin of Tuscarora; a brother, Ray Holbert of Colorado; 29 nieces and nephews and several grand-nieces and grand-nephews. A memorial service was conducted Saturday afternoon in the West Sparta Methodist Church. Interment was on Friday in Oaktawn Cemetery, West Sparta. Memorial contributions may be made to the Scottsville Volunteer Am- bulance Service. A former Dansville man, Charles E. Lindsay, 88, of 1315 Maryland Ave., Cape May, K.J., died Saturday (Dec. 81,1968) isms home, in Dansville, he summered in for nine years and became a permanent resident there 12 years ago after moving from Syracuse. He was a U.S. Army veteran of ^w \^a> ^%m ww ••• A-A • a a • ^^* *^s^*** **^a»%a, u u i v l I%d4 music in the Cape May and Wildwood Crest School systems for seven yean.. Be also taught music in Nantucket, M s m ; DeWitt and Liverpool, N.Y. Diocese of New Jersey and was an ac- tive member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Cape May. Surviving are his wife, Ruth B., and a sister, Florine Bagg of Wyoming, N.Y.; three nieces, Linda June, Carol Rittenhouse and Patsy Forkell of Dansville and a nephew, Greg Saltsman of California. Burial Office and Requiem Mass was celebrated in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Burial was in Dansville. Memorial contributions may be made to the Episcopal Church of the Advent. MRS. LEON DAVIS Mrs. Leon (Luanna M.) Davis of Perry died Jan. 3, 1984. She was a native of Hunt and a daughter of the late William and Gertrude Monahan. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Michael (Sally) Mammano of Rochester, and Mrs. Jesse (Toni Mae) Gregino of (Mean; a son, William Davis of Perry; a sister, Joyce Glor of Portageville; and three grandchildren. CHARLES J. SHEFUN A Mass of Christian Burial was said Friday inSt. Agnes Church, Avon, for Charles J. Sheflin of Avon who died Tuesday (Jan. 3,1984). The brother of Francis Sheflin of Dansville,he is also survived by his wife, Mary (Mae); a daughter, Rosalie Mikulski of Rochester; two sons, Robert of Holcomb and Richard of Geneseo; 12 grandchildren; another brother, Pete of Mt. Morris; a sister, Veronica Farr of Avon; nieces, nephews and cousins. Burial was in St. Agnes Cemetery, Avon. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Agnes Church or the Avon Ambulance Service. EARLFENTON The father of a Dansville woman, Earl Fenton, 71, of Addison died Fri- day (Jan. 6,1984) in St. James Mercy Hospital, Hornell, of injuries suffered in a tractor accident. Born in Woodhull, he was a beef cat- tle farmer in the Town of Rathbone. His daughter is Denise Inman of Dansville. Mr. Fenton was a member of the Rathbone Grange and was president of the Rathbone Social Group. Also surviving are his wife, Pauline; a son, LeRoy of Addison; three other daughters, Linda Newkirk of Phoenix City, Ala., Viola Horton of Jordan and Stella McChesney of Corn- ing; two sisters, Elsie Borden of Horseheads and Dorothy Saxton of Cameron Mills; and nine grand- children. A funeral service was conducted Tuesday in Woodhull. Burial was in Hedges ville Cemetery there. MRS. GOLDAH. BRAND Mrs. Golda H. Brand, 65, of Naples died Sunday (Jan. 8,1984) in Thomp- son Hospital, Canandaigua. She was the mother of Mrs. Sharon Courtney of Atlanta and the sister of Mrs. Theresa Vierhile of Wayland. Also surviving are another daughter, Mrs. Linda Borden of Naples and seven grandchildren. She was an employe of the Canan- daigua Veterans Hospital. A memorial service was conducted Tuesday in Naples. Memorial con- tributions may be made to the Naples Ambulance Fund or the American Cancer Society. MRS. LYMAN BROUGHTON Mrs. Patricia Broughton, 47, a life resident-of Portageville, died Thurs- day (Jan. 5,1984). Survivors include her husband, Lyman (Chad); two sons, Lawrenc and Lynn of Portageville; three daughters, Maureen Goodnow and Peggy and Glenda Broughton, all of Portageville; a brother, Dennis Brogan of Portageville; five grand- children. A funeral service was conducted Monday in Assumption Church, Por- tageville. Arrangements were by the Mann Funeral Home of Nunda. HEATERS LOW - LOW - PRICES l I I I I TRI-COUNTY PEDIATRICS Joan Flender, M.D. Dianne Rapp, M.D. Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine Birth -Age 21 716-335-5200 for appointments and information Day and evening hours by appointment Reilly Medical Office Building Red Jacket Street Dansville, N.Y. 14437 adjacent to Noyes Memorial Hospital I I • I I 95 30 Gal. M Gas $ 149 30 Gal. LP Gas , 179 M 40 Gal. 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Obituaries MRS. WILLIAM SCHWINGEL
Mrs. Edith L. Schwingel, 93, of the King's Daughters Home in Dansville died Monday (Jan. 9, 1994) in Noyes Memorial Hospital. • A native of Wayland, she had resid-ed in the Dansville area most of her life. She was the widow of William Schwingel She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and the Loyal Hearts Circle of the King's Daughters in Dansville.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marian Elder of Mesa, Ariz., and a step-daughter, Miss Myra Schwingel of Dansville; a brother, Walter Drum of Cohocton; a sister, Mrs. Alice Grif-fin of Dansville; two grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted in St. Paul's Lutheran Church Wednes-day. Burial was in Wayland Village Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the King's Daughters Home or the charity of the giver's choice. Arrangements were by the Chamberlin Funeral Home in Dansville. BIBS. HOWARD WERTH
Mrs. Cleo June Werth, 58, of Poag's Hole Rd., Dansville, died Saturday (Jan. 7,1984) in her home followng a long illness.
An Arkport native, she had lived in the Dansville area for the past 28 years. She was a member of the Arkport Methodist Church.
Surviving are her husband Howard; four sisters, Esther Etter of Rochester, Dorothy Berg of Arkport, Doris Renken of New Canaan, Conn., and Virginia Kinnell of Agawam, Mass.; two brothers, George Ellis of Ocala, Fla., and Gay lord Ellis of Hornell.
A funeral service was conducted Tuesday in the Chamberlin Funeral Home here. Burial was in Green-mount Cemetery, Dansvi l le . Memorial contributions may be made to the Arkport Methodist Church. MARTIN C.BENDZUSSR.
A last rite was conducted Monday in the Quunberlin Funeral Home here for Martin C. Bendzus ST., 54, of Con-esus who was dead on arrival Thurs-day, (Jan. 5,1984) at Noyes Memorial Hospital after being stricken in his home.
He was the proprietor of Rotenberg Custom Upholstering, Inc. in Rochester. A Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War, he was a former member of Daniel Goho American Legion Post of Dansville.
Surviving are his wife, Vivian; a son, Martin Jr. of Livonia; a daughter, Mrs. Darlene Jones of Ravenna, O.; two brothers, William and John of Sparta; two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Zimmer of Rochester and Mrs. Dorothy Forkell of Conesus; a grand-daughter and nieces and nephews.
Burial was in Union Cemetery, Scottsburg. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dansville Am-bulance Fund.
ALTAL. FRONK Alta Louise Fronk, 72, of 25 Church
St., Dansville, died in Noyes Memorial Hospital Tuesday (Jan. 3, 1984) f olio wing a long illness.
The widow of Adam C. Fronk, she was born in South Dansville and had resided in this area most of her life. She as a member of the Women of the Moose chapter in Dansville.
Surviving are six sons, Robert, Adam, Harry and Fred of Dansville, George of Hornell and Lloyd of Syracuse; eight daughters, Mrs. Joyce Kilbury, Mrs. Lizzie Kessler, Mrs. Barbara Teed of Dansville, Mrs. Betty Johnston of Madison, Wise., Mrs. Nina Hurlburt of Depew, Mrs. Alma Bennett of California, Mrs. Margaret Perkins of Mt. Morris and Martha Fronk of Sonyea; a sister, Mrs. Evelyn Waggoner of Dansville; a brother-in-law, George Fronk of Dansville; 27 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
A funeral service was conducted in St Paul's Lutheran Church here Fri-day afternoon. Interment was in Kidd Cemetery, Sparta , with ar-rangements by the Hindle Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dansville Ambulance Fund. EMMA L. HOLBERT
A former Dansville resident, Emma L. Holbert of Scottsville, died Wednes-day (Jan. 4,1984) following a long il-lness. She was 70.
Surviving are five sisters, Lena Austin of Florida, Onolee Wilcox of Scottsville, Mae Barber of Nunda, Winifred Mastin of Groveland and Lenora Mastin of Tuscarora; a brother, Ray Holbert of Colorado; 29 nieces and nephews and several grand-nieces and grand-nephews.
A memorial service was conducted Saturday afternoon in the West Sparta Methodist Church. Interment was on Friday in Oaktawn Cemetery, West Sparta.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Scottsville Volunteer Am-bulance Service.
A former Dansville man, Charles E. Lindsay, 88, of 1315 Maryland Ave., Cape May, K.J., died Saturday (Dec. 81,1968) isms home,
in Dansville, he summered in for nine years and became
a permanent resident there 12 years ago after moving from Syracuse.
He was a U.S. Army veteran of ^w \̂ a> ^%m ww • • • A-A • a a • ^^* * ^ s ^ * * * **^a»%a, u u i v l I%d4
music in the Cape May and Wildwood Crest School systems for seven yean. . Be also taught music in Nantucket, Msm; DeWitt and Liverpool, N.Y.
Diocese of New Jersey and was an ac-tive member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent in Cape May.
Surviving are his wife, Ruth B., and a sister, Florine Bagg of Wyoming, N.Y.; three nieces, Linda June, Carol Rittenhouse and Patsy Forkell of Dansville and a nephew, Greg Saltsman of California.
Burial Office and Requiem Mass was celebrated in the Episcopal Church of the Advent. Burial was in Dansville. Memorial contributions may be made to the Episcopal Church of the Advent. MRS. LEON DAVIS
Mrs. Leon (Luanna M.) Davis of Perry died Jan. 3, 1984. She was a native of Hunt and a daughter of the late William and Gertrude Monahan.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Michael (Sally) Mammano of Rochester, and Mrs. Jesse (Toni Mae) Gregino of (Mean; a son, William Davis of Perry; a sister, Joyce Glor of Portageville; and three grandchildren.
CHARLES J. SHEFUN A Mass of Christian Burial was said
Friday inSt. Agnes Church, Avon, for Charles J. Sheflin of Avon who died Tuesday (Jan. 3,1984).
The brother of Francis Sheflin of Dansville,he is also survived by his wife, Mary (Mae); a daughter, Rosalie Mikulski of Rochester; two sons, Robert of Holcomb and Richard of Geneseo; 12 grandchildren; another brother, Pete of Mt. Morris; a sister, Veronica Farr of Avon; nieces, nephews and cousins.
Burial was in St. Agnes Cemetery, Avon. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Agnes Church or the Avon Ambulance Service. EARLFENTON
The father of a Dansville woman, Earl Fenton, 71, of Addison died Fri-day (Jan. 6,1984) in St. James Mercy
Hospital, Hornell, of injuries suffered in a tractor accident.
Born in Woodhull, he was a beef cat-tle farmer in the Town of Rathbone. His daughter is Denise Inman of Dansville. Mr. Fenton was a member of the Rathbone Grange and was president of the Rathbone Social Group.
Also surviving are his wife, Pauline; a son, LeRoy of Addison; three other daughters, Linda Newkirk of Phoenix City, Ala., Viola Horton of Jordan and Stella McChesney of Corn-ing; two sisters, Elsie Borden of Horseheads and Dorothy Saxton of Cameron Mills; and nine grand-children.
A funeral service was conducted Tuesday in Woodhull. Burial was in Hedges ville Cemetery there.
MRS. GOLDAH. BRAND Mrs. Golda H. Brand, 65, of Naples
died Sunday (Jan. 8,1984) in Thomp-son Hospital, Canandaigua.
She was the mother of Mrs. Sharon Courtney of Atlanta and the sister of
Mrs. Theresa Vierhile of Wayland. Also surviving are another
daughter, Mrs. Linda Borden of Naples and seven grandchildren.
She was an employe of the Canan-daigua Veterans Hospital.
A memorial service was conducted Tuesday in Naples. Memorial con-tributions may be made to the Naples Ambulance Fund or the American Cancer Society.
MRS. LYMAN BROUGHTON Mrs. Patricia Broughton, 47, a life
resident-of Portageville, died Thurs-day (Jan. 5,1984).
Survivors include her husband, Lyman (Chad); two sons, Lawrenc and Lynn of Portageville; three daughters, Maureen Goodnow and Peggy and Glenda Broughton, all of Portageville; a brother, Dennis Brogan of Portageville; five grand-children.
A funeral service was conducted Monday in Assumption Church, Por-tageville. Arrangements were by the Mann Funeral Home of Nunda.
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