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MISS MADELINE COLLINS
Miss Madeline M. Collins, 53, sister of Miss Teresa Collins, Hopkin
Street, died at Bath Hospital, Monday, June 26, 1944, after a lengthy
illness. She was the daughter of
John and Catherine Collins, lifelong residents of Bath.
Besides her sister she leaves two
brothers, William and George Collins of Bath, and an aunt, Mrs. Mary
A. Malloy of Mt. Morris.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday morning from St. Mary's
Church in Bath. Burial was in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
DEATH TAKES AUTO
BUILDER AT DANSVILLE
KING'S DAUGHTERS
HOME RESIDENTS
MADE 401 APRONS
According to Mrs. Belle H. Casterline, resident at the King's Daughters Home, Dansville, a total of 401
aprons'have been made by residents
of the home since Jan. 1 which have
been sold and proceeds contributed
to the home. Mrs. Casterline is
assisted by, Mrs. Donna Walker, who
is the adopted aunt of the local Willing Workers Circle.
Members of the Mt. Morris unit
enjoyed a picnic at the home in
Dansville on Thursday.
FORMER SONYEA RESIDENT
RECEIVES NEW TITLE
O. Kenneth Cooper, former resident of Sonyea for many years, has
been promoted to the office of vicepresident of the Central Trust Company of Rochester, according to a
release received here. For several
years Cooper has held the office of
assistant vice-president.
DansTille — George J. Engert,
whose mechanical skill built the
first automobile in Dansville, the
forerunner of the Klink cars which
later were manufactured here, died
in his home, Wednesday, June 28,
1944. He was born in Dansville and
had spent the the entire*83 years of
his life here.
NOW IN MISSISSIPPI
Pvt. Gail M. Swikehardt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Swikehardt,
Stanley Street, has been transferred
from Fort George Meade, Md., to
Camp VanDorn, Miss., to continue
with the U. S. Infantry.
W«dn»aday, July S, 1944
MRS. JOSEPHINE R. DI MARIA
Mrs. Josephine Rizzo DiMaria, 76,
died Monday, July 3, 1944, in Dansville Hospital following a short illness. Slie was born in^Cerdi, Italy,
and camt to the United States when
a young girl, having been a resident I
of Mt. Morris for many years.
Surviving are seven children, Mrs.
Charles Nasca and James DiMaria of
Mt. Morris, Stephen of Canandaigua,
Mrs. Nunzio Mazzola of Perry, Mrs.
Joseph Muratora and Mrs. Nicholas Muratora of Rochester, Joseph
DiMaria of Buffalo; three sisters,
Mrs. A. Miceli and Mrs. Joseph Rizzo
of Mt. Morris and one sister in
Brooklyn.
Funeral services will be conducted
Thursday at 8:30 ajn. at the home,
5 Parker Road,
and from the
Assumption Church at 9 a.m., with
the Rev. Domenic Grasso, officiating. Burial will be in S t Patrick's
Cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
appreciation to the many friends
and neighbors who so kindly assistLOCATED IN NEW MEXICO
Corporal Joseph P. Periano, U. S. ed us during our recent bereaveArmy, has been transferred from ment; also to those who sent flowTopeka, Kansas, to Almargardo, ers and offered the use of their
New Mexico, according to word re- automobiles.
ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
The Family of the Late
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Peter Peraino, Hopkin Street.
Michael Lariton
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Cuylerville—Mr. and Mrs. AnAPPLIES FOR ENLISTMENT
ASSIGNED APO ADDRESS
thony Christiano of Cuylerville an- i
Frank G. Macaluso, son of Mr. and nounce the engagement of their i
Pvt. Frank Ward of the 286th staHopkin daughter, Miss Mary Kathryn Chris- ii
tion hospital unit, U. S. Army, Fort Mrs. Thomas Macaluso,
McClellan, Ala., has been assigned Street, has applied for enlistment in tiano, to John J. Andolina, son of
an APO address, in care of the New the U. S. Maritime Service. He is Mr. and Mrs. Knute Andolina of
York Postmaster. He is the son of 17 years of age.
North Main Street, Mt. Morris.
Mrs. Charles Minnery,
Genesee
Street.
HARRY MANN GRADUATES
FROM MARYLAND SCHOOL
Harry N. Mann, motor machinists'
mate, U. S. Navy, has completed his
boot training at Bainbridge, Md.,
and has been transferred to Frazier
Barracks, Charlestown, Mass., for
further training, according to information received by his wife and LOCATED IN HAWAII
family, Grove Street.
Staff Sergeant Philip J. Zanghi is
now stationed somewhere in the
Hawaiian Islands with the U. S. InLOCAL SOLDIER GREETS
fantry, according to word received
COUSIN IN ROME CHURCH
Word has been received here by his mother, Mrs. Josephine Zanfrom Pfc. Charles Caccamise, son ghi, North Main Street
of Mrs. Gaspare Gerace, Main Street,
that while he attended services at SENT TO NEBRASKA
St. Peter's Cathedral in Rome reWord has been received here of
cently with other members of the U. the transfer of Pvt. Ralph J. ArgenS. Army unit, he met his cousin, Pfc. na, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Vincent Teresi of Rochester.
Argenna, Chapel Street, from Buckley Field, Colorado, to Lincoln, NeARRIVES IN NEW GUINEA
braska.
Mrs. Frank Ferraro, Damonsville
Street, has received word that her NOW IN NEW GUINEA
husband Aviation Machinist Mate
Groveland—According to word
Frank Ferraro is now located some- received here by Mr. and Mrs. Edwhere in New Guinea with the U. S. ward Rice, their son, Pvt. Ernest
Navy. He received his basic train- Rice who left the United States in
ing at Sampson.
April, is now located with an Army
Ordnance Unit somewhere in New
MAJOR WHITNEY BOWEN
Guinea.
ARRIVES IN NEW GUINEA
From Australia comes word that PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN
Major G. Whitney Bowen, son of the
Lakeville—Mr. and Mrs. Harry i
late Dr. F. J. Bowen of Mt. Morris, Osborn of Lakeville have received
has been transferred with his unit word of the promotion of their son, i
to New Guinea. He is commanding Charles Osborn, to the rank of capofficer of an engine overhaul unit tain. Capt. Osborn has been in t
in the Fifth Air Force Service Com- overseas service for nearly two
mand. Major Bowen had been in years and is located somewhere in
Australia for a year.
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FOR RENT—i,ake front cottage
at Silver Lake. Robert E. Weir, 12
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horr, Stanley Barone Avenue, Mt. Morris, N. Y.
Street, received word Monday that
WANTED—Girls' bicycle in good
their son, First Lieutenant Donald
condition.
MVs. Ignatius Scorsone,
Horr, has arrived safely somewhere
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