August 9,1989 -The Tribune-Press, Gouverneur, N.Y. - Page 9
Obituaries
Hilda L. Petrie
Mae Bowhall
GOUVERNEUR - The
funeral for Hilda L. Petrie, 75, former Gouverneur
resident was Tuesday at
the Church of the Nazarene, with the Rev. Floyd
Shaw, pastor, officiating.
Burial was in Wayside
Cemetery, Richville.
MRS. Petrie died Sunday in the long-term care
unit of A. Barton Hepburn
Hospital, Ogdensburg,
where she had been a
patient since September
1988.
Contributions may be
made to the Church of the
Nazarene.
Surviving are a son,
Melvin, Gouverneur; four
daughters, Mrs. Sheila
Gonyea, Poughkeepsie,
Mrs. Sandra Deacon,
Dannemora, and Mrs.
Harriet Lashbrook and
Mrs. Ivy Smith, both of
Gouverneur;!4grandchil-
Ruth E. Hall
Harley F. Matteson
dren; a brother, Ralph GOUVERNEUR - The Campbell, Gouverneur;
GOUVERNEUR - The 1905, a daughter of James
DeKALB JUNCTION- A sister, Dorothy Elsey
Mack, Florida and two funeral for Mae Bowhall, six grandchildren, 19 funeral for Ruth E. Hall, and Addie Johnson Hall, The funeral for Harley F. died July 15.
sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Gard- 98, United Helpers Nurs- great-grandchildren, and ,84, Knowlton's Trailer she attended Richville Matteson, 82, Risley Road, .
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ner and Mrs. Doris Finley, ing Home, Canton, for- several great-great-grand- Park, was held Saturday schools.
Born in Dekalb on July
was Thursday at the
at the Green Funeral
A resident of Richville Denesha Funeral Home, 10, 1907, a son of George
both of Antwerp.
merly
of 146 Williams St. children.
as
Three
brothers
and
two
Home, with the Rev. for many years, Miss Hall with Floyd Powell, lay and Hattie Foster MatA son; Gilbert, died i i T ^ held Monday at the
Stanley E. Brown, pastor was employed as a house1975, and a daughter, Sprague-French Funeral sisters died before her.
teson, he was a graduate
Born
in
Gouverneur
of the United Church of keeper for the Hazelton minister, officiating. Bur- of Hermon-DeKalb High
Brenda, died in 1976. A Home with the Rev Frank
ial was in Union Cemegranddaughter, Amy Sue I. Smith, pastor of the First May 28,1891, a daughter Richville, officiating. Bur- family of Gouverneur, and tery Mr. Matteson died School.
of George and Jennie Lind ial was in Maple Grove for 49 years for Clarence
George, a brother, Rich- United Methodist church, Blodgett Hardie she at- Cemetery, Richville.
and Gertrude Mclntyre of July 31 in Canton- A lifelong resident of the
ard, and a sister, Olga officiating He was asHospital, DeKalb area, Mr. MatStevens, also died before s i s t e d b v t h e R e v - Stanley tended local schools. She Miss Hall died Thurs- North Gouverneur. Atone Potsdam
Brown, pastor of the married Harold Bowhall day in A. Barton Hepburn time she also operated an Potsdam
teson operated the family
her.
Richville United Church. Feb. 27,1911, in Antwerp. Hospital, Ogdensburg.
homestead farm on the
adult home.
Contributions may be
Born in Antwerp on Burial was in Riverside The couple resided in
Surviving are four Risley Road until the midMiss Hall had made her
March 11,1914, a daugh- Cemetery.
Richville until moving to made to the North Gou- home with Ida Mae Mcln- nieces, Maryanne Frisco, 1960's. He also ran a sawMethodist tyre Devendorf in the Lenore Bovay and Patri- mill on the farm for 20
ter of Robert and Alice
Mrs. Bowhall died Fri- Gouverneur in 1932. Mr. verneur
Tully Mack, she attended d a y a t A. Barton Hepburn Bowhall died Jan. 26, Church.
Town of Macomb, before cia Bacon, all of DeKalb years.
Surviving are two broth- moving to Knowlton's Junction, and Martha
Antwerp schools.
Hospital, Ogdensburg, 1954.
Mr. Matteson was an
She married Ralph H. where she had been a Mrs. Bowhall was a ers, Glen Hall, Richville, Trailer Park four years Reynolds, Michigan, and
avid
skeet shooter.
and Donald Hall, DeKalb ago.
homemaker.
Petrie July 27, 1935, at patient since Aug. 1.
cousins.
Junction,
and
nieces
and
She
was
a
member
of
the DeKalb Junction
Surviving are a son,
She was a member of
Methodist parsonage.
. Harold R., Auburn, Calif.; the Gouverneur First nephews.
North
Gouverneur MethThe couple lived in the a daughter, Bethany United Methodist Church.
A brother, Charles Hall,
odist Church and a former
Hermon area before movdied before her.
ing to Gouverneur in 1964.
Born in the Town of member of the Home
GOUVERNEUR - The Prashaw, West Germany,
Mr. Petrie died March 1,
Gouverneur on Julv 29, Bureau.
funeral for Jon E. Miller, and Mrs. Lee (Jenny)
17, of 53 Hailesboro St., Lyons, Norfolk, Va.; his
1977 at age 63.
DeKALB - The funeral ers, Arthur Bigelow,
son of Lee Roy and Linda paternal grandfather,
for Hazel Fern Holland, Richville, Lisle Bigelow,
Miller, was held Friday at Wendell Wallace, Ant61, DeKalb, was held Fri- Hermon, and Theron
the Green Funeral Home, werp; aunts, uncles, cousday at the Green Funeral "Fay" Bigelow, DeKalb, GOUVERNEUR - Wil- sons, William andRobert, with the Rev. Frank I. ins, nieces and nephews.
ByKeithaHall
family of Fern Holland Home, Hermon, with Pas- and a sister, Laurestein liam H. Hills, Sr.,49, New both at home; mother, Smith, pastor of the GouPakz, died Monday eve- Vivian Wigle of Gou- verneur United Method- Born in Gouverneur on
The St. LawTence Pub- who passed away Tues- tor Richard Colosimo, of Stevens, DeKalb. •
Three sons, Otis/Roger nine at St. Francis'Hospi- verneur; one brother. Gar- ist Church, officiating. Dec. 9, 1971, a son of Lee
lic Health Nurse will be at day. She has been a the Rock Island Assembly
net Hills, Gouverneur and Burial was in Haile>boro Roy and Linda Doxtater
of
God
Church,
Gouand Frederick Holland, tal, Poughkeepsie.
the Nutrition , Site DeKalb resident since her
Miller, he had completed
nieces
and nephew?.
verneur, officiating. Bur- died previously.
• The funeral will be at 10
Cemeterv.
Wednesday, Aug. 23 from
his junior year at GouBorn in Gouverneur
Born in
Richville on a.m. Thursday at Spraguein Kicnvme
12-1 p.m. for blood pres- marriage to James Hol- ial was in Hermon CemeMr.
Miller
died
Aug.
1.
land in 1951. Burial was .tery.
March 1,1928, a daughter French Funeral Home, • May 27, 1940, he was a Contributions may be verneur High School. He
sure checks.
Mrs. Holland died Aug. of Arthur and Hazel Mur- Gouverneur, the Rev. son of Albert and Vivian made to the Gouverneur -had been a newspaper
The DeKalb Craft Club in the Hermon cemetery.
earner for the past four
1 in the Canton-Potsdam
I. Smith, pastor of Lucas Hills. He attended Fire Department.
met Wednesday at the
Another DeKalb resi- • Hospital, Potsdam, where dock Bigelow, she was a Frank
Gouverneur
schools
and
years. . >
graduate of Richville High First United Methodist served in the Air Force.
home of Barbara Briggs dent, Harley Matteson,
Surviving
besides
his
she
had
been
a
patient
six
Church, Gouverneur, offiSchool.
for lunch. Present were: passed away last week,
days.
ciating. Burial will be in He married the former parents are a brother. Jay, . Mr. .Miller's interests
She
married
James
Lillian Turnbull, Audilia following the death of his
Guzek on Aug. Camp LeJeune, N.C.; two included ,hunting and
Brunet, Erdine Brunet, sister, Dorothy Elsey, two Contributions may be Holland Dec. 2, 1951,-at East Riverside Cemetery, Katherine
31, 1968 in Albany. • . sisters. Mrs. Jeff Jackie' playing pool.
. •. Gouverneur.
MayfredHulton,Hortense weeks ago. Our sympathy made to the American DeKalb.
Heart
Association.
Calling hours wilj be Mr. Hills worked as a
The couple operated a
Brown and the hostess to his family, also.
from
7-9 p.m. today dispatcher for Cloverleaf
Surviving
are
her
husdairy
farm
on
the
Maple
Barbara Briggs. Estella
(Wednesday)
at the fu- Transport in Chester, NY
Weaver will be the hostKeitha Hall, Margaret band, James; four sons, Ridge Road for nine years.
for the past eight years.
They
moved
to
DeKalb
29
.neral home. .
ess at her home in Gou- Hamilton, Betty Smith, James, stationed with the
Surviving are his wife. He previously lived in
verneurfor the next meet- and Mavis Hammond at- Marine Corps at Hartford, vears aco.
- .
ing Aug. 16.
tended the Raquette River Conn., Robert, Gou- Mrs. Holland was em- Katherine, NewPaltz;two Svracuse.
Callers at the Clarence Quilters 4th Biennial verneur, David, Albany, ployed for several years as
Rt. 11 South
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and Edna Cross home this Quilt Show at GofTNelson and John, at home; four anurse'saideat A. Barton
• Gouverneur
week were Karen and Don Memorial Library in Tup- daughters, Norma, Al- Hepburn Hospital and at
Blount, Canton; Don and per Lake Wednesday. bany, Linda Butler, Gou- the Barlow NursingHome.
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287-2660
Inez Spicer, Gouverneur; Eighty-three beautiful verneur, Lisa Carr, She Was an active
In Our Florist Shop
.
Marian Rice and Inez quilts and small pieces DeKalb, and Hazel
member
of
Rock
Island
Flowers for Every Occasion " **5
Whitmore, Canton; and were in display. One quilt ^'agschal, Norfolk; 11
Two additional registra- forms are available at the
grandchildren;five
brothAssembly
of
God
Church.
John and Irene Murdock, was priced at $2,500.
tion days, Tuesday, Aug. Indian River High School
Ogdensburg. The Mur15, and Wednesday, Aug. office, the Army Educadocks left for their Florida
16, have been scheduled tion Center (Building Thome on Monday.
for student in grades 7-12 23), on Fort Drum and
It ^
Food bingo will be played
who are new to the Indian from the school census
22 Clinton St.
at the next Senior CitiBy Grace Parish
the Louis Cutway family'. brate Kevin Murdock's River School District.
workers.
It
is
requested
'Gouverneur. N.Y.
zens meeting on Aug. 9. If The Macomb Senior
The Heuvelton Fire 16th birthday. Ice cream Registration will be bv .that these forms be comVACCL/M CLEANERS
you wish to go to the state Citizens met on Aug. 1 Department was called and cake were enjoyed. . appointment only and can l e t e a n d b r o u g h l l 0 l h e
Servicing:
The Heuvelton Senior be^made by calling 642- r e g i s t r a t i o n d a y .
fair on the senior citizens with 24 members and twice to the Eli Miller farm
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Flectrolux
• Hoover
busyou may call 347-3300 three guests enjoying a on the Mayhew Road on Citizens held their last
• Eureka • Kirbv
or 347-3348 for a reserva- delicious dinner. The Monday. Mr. Miller, an meeting in their club . Screening tests require Important information
• Viking
tion. There will be a small meeting was conducted by Amish farmer, was burn- rooms on Thursdav as the a minimum of 30 minutes to brin£ to registration is
fee to reserve a seat.
VCB 4 Ply Filter Bogs
the president Irma ing a bee's nest when hay school needs the building. and will be followed by a
Several ladies went Mon- conference with a coun- •as follows: health history
Margaret Hamilton at- Woodward.
to F» Bectrolux
caught fire. • ,..
tended the July 29garden .Secretary Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest day and packed articles selor to schedule classes. with verification of immu*2.00 Off wmi
wedding of Sharon Hills Raven gave a complete Murdock and Grace Par- belongingto the club. They Parents are encouraged to nization record; school
This Ad.
•and Kurt Liscum and the report of the picnic. Mar- ish were Sunday evening will be meeting for a time accompany new students records-report card from
reception following at the garet Poor reported she quests of Mr. and Mrs. in the Presbyterian din- to registration.
June 1989; and verificaLiscum home.
Student .registration tion of residence with
had sent a card to Pearl Robert Murdock to cele- ing room.
With This Ad 1 0 % O f f Bags, Belts, Hoses
Arthur and Lillian Turn- Van Hyning. It was re287-4928
natural adoptive parents
bull attended the outdoor ported that Lillian Kusor legal guardians.
wedding of Donald and Scfvage had faljen and
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Memory Payne in Gou- broken her ankle and had The Gouverneur Cen- The screening should diphteria-pertussis-tetabeen
in
the
hospital.
verneur.
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It was voted to have the tral School District will take approximately one nus(DPT),polio,measles,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sept. 9 meeting at 6 p.m. screen eligible kindergar- hour. The principal, kin- mumps and rubella. CusTurnbull, accompanied by as the Hammond Kitchen ten students on Tuesday, dergarten teacher, physi- tody papers must also be
Benjamin Turnhull and Band will present the Aug.l5,froml2:30-2p.m. cal education teacher, provided if available
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FOWLER
Phyllis Stewart, spent the program. After the meet- at the high school on East psychologist, and speech
An opportunity will be
weekend with Marcel, ing Howard Rounds Barney Street. A child teacher will meet briefly provided for parents to
NOW OFFERING THECONVENIENCE OF
Ruth and Diane Durand, showed slides of Florida who is or will be five years with the parents and child, consult with school staff
at their summer home in where he spent the win- of age before Dec. 1,1989 and ask the child to com- in reference to school proSt. Michael's De Saint, ter.
is eligible for kindergar- plete some simple activi- grams and health status
Quebec.
Beth, Joe, Weekend guests of ten, and therefore should ties.
of their child at the regisTammy andK.C. Menard, Edward Todd were Mr. be screened. .
2 Just Bring In Your Empty 20 Pound Propane "
It is necessary for the tration dav.
Toronto, joined the group and Mrs. Tim Swindell
New York state requires parents to bring the folTank And Exchange It For A Full Tank, Or I
to celebrate Arthur's 81 st and three children of that all students be as- lowingtotheregistration:
Parents unable to bring I
birthday
Purchase A 20 Pound Tank Outright.
Owego and Konsa Todd sessed or screened before a completed registration the child at this time are
beginning school to assure form, birth certificate, and asked to call the director
They
came
for
the
Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
an appropriate program, proof of immunizations for of instruction at 287-1900.
Hall spent the weekend reunion which was on
with their son-in-law and Sunday at Higley Flow.
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daughter, Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Todd
John Metz. and family in and two children calledon
Banking with Our
their new home in Vestal their way home They are
from
Saratoga
Springs
On the return tnp. the
Mr. and Mrs. Neil ParHalls called on Mr and
ish
entertained at a famMrs John Metz Sr .Cortily
picnic
on July 30 at
land, and Martin Hall,
their home in Heuvelton
Hastings
in honor of their son MiThe Gas and Steam chael who was home on
Engine Show will be held leave from Shaw Aar Base
to fwkp vow cheat* from
Sept 2 from 9 a m until in South Carolina Those
dusk and Sept 3 from 9 who attended from here
of &^>Tfi9fc and mwsuibf ut prcxJuCTt
NOW SAVE
• v M b W Fnr wmmnct C4TOrfic Mie%
a m -4 p m on Route 11 were Mr and Mrs Norof Opowt CD*' ftom TV Si
by Loopy's Restaurant, man Bice and Shannon.
B»nfc . Ihrv n thr prrfcrrr wm\ to
far d w i - or kjttq wm got* Lock m
DeKalb junction It is Mr and Mrs Robert Muropen to all. Anyone with dock, Kevin and Michelle
to tour v*«r»
questions may call Ber- and Grace Parish
or s v
nard Tyo at 347 3391
Twenty-two people enftar man
joyed a picnic dinner At
To h
•4
Guests at the Turnbull night several members of
Trout Lake camp have the Tracy family came for
been Phyllis Stewart, supper
CAU N O - CALL XJLL
Brock vi\]e, Diane Durand, Sympathy is extended to
Montreal: Beth Menard
and Tammy, Toronto, Mrs Fern Bray on the
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Dorothy Goodak. Daytona d*ath of her sitter, Mr*.
. ^1/^ C. .**^TI*^-*W ri'r*l4
Beach, and Janet Sanford Mable Taggmrt, in Mercy
Hospital Mrs Bray u the
Forbes, Tucson, Anx
Oar sympathy to the only surviving member of
Jon E. Miller
Hazel Fern Holland
William H. Hills, Sr.
DeKalb Junction News
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