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30 fovorikeepjla Journal I It ,1 i 4 II Monday, August 17, 1981 Obituaries Mary C. Comlskoyp i Joseph Thompson Jr. jeft WIN A HOUSE IMft CHMH Ml OOOi'Afnt fflM M0VM tMflf MmiwiMii.MiwiwKlom one wm TO out nsuu uat to. n. I ana una lecMos natMt vul or INIMMftO.

MMB CNK TOt CMfT COSIHSI CO MM MM VOUOMKNTM. N. DO fAU PAWLING Mn. Mary C. Comls mlskey, who died In April 1M3.

)wy, II, of 41 Elm St here died Satur Survivor Include one niece, Mrt. day at the Nurilni Home, Raymond Patchey, with whom the rhre the had, been ttaylng ilnce Jalyl. a She wrbotJn Onlnlng on Nov. I IM4, the daughter of John J. and Mary (Hrjri) lynch.

A PawlM resident for IT yeari, he wat a nsejnber of the Pawling polden Afers.TJU Catholic Women'e i Benevolent Association and St Joha't Church In Pawling. lived: and one nephew, Joseph F. Doyle of Opelnlog. Calling houre are today from 2 to 4 and to p.m. at the Horn 4 Thomee Funeral Home, 13 E.

Mala St, Pawling. The funeral will be Tuesday at a m. at the funeral home, followed by a Mate of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St John's Church. Burial will be In he was married to James R.

Co St Augustine Cemetery, Osslnlhg. Roso TKARUWRO Mrs. Evelyn Rose Elgee, fX' ofatlntown Road here died Saturday at St. Luke's Hospital In Newburgh. Aa area resident most of her life, aha was a housewife and she also worked for Tronclllito Farms as an apple packer.

She was a membet of the First Presbyterian Church of Marlboro. She was born In Manhattan on Sept II, till, the daughter of Charles and Alice (Borrner) Challandes. She was married to Fred Elgee.1 who" survives. Other survivors are one son, William of Marlboro; one daughter. Mrs.

Sandra Slaughter of Marlboro; one brother, Edward Challandes of Florida; five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Callng hours are today from I to 4 and 7 toJlp.m. at the Tuthlll DIDona to Funeral Home, Route 9W, Marlboro. The funeral will be Tuesday tit II a m. at the funeral home, the Rev.

Alfred H. Williams III officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Newburgh. Memorial donations may be made to the Town of Marlboro Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. Joseph Thompson Jr 41, of 2M Golden Gate Ave. here, a former resident of Poughkeepsie, died la San Francisco on Aug. 7. A Saa Francisco resident for 10 years, he was counselor at Hospitality House la Saa Francisco.

He served la the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps as a corporal la the Korean War. He was a member of the Southern Baptist Church la Poughkeepsle. He was bora la Poughkeepsle on Feb. 24, 1IM, the sob of Joseph and Lucille (Williams) Thompson, both, of whom survive la Poughkeepsle.

Other survivors are his former wife, Joaa Thompson MUllgan; two children, Kim Thompson of Florida and Derek Thompson of the VS. Army 'Camp Lejeune, S.C.; three brothers, Clayton, Arnold and Oar land, all of Poughkeepsle; one sister, Mrs. Yvette Ellis of Seattle, one aunt; two great aunts, and several nieces and nephews. Calling hour are Tuesday from 7 to p.m. at the Floyd J.

Ollmoro Funeral Home It Cottage St, Poughkeepsle. The funeral will ber Wednesday at p.m. at the funeral home, Dr. Charles Bird officiating. Burial will be In Poughkeepsle Rural Ceme tery, Lee Randolph Shelton Josephine Canale NEW PALTZ Mrs.

Josephine Canale, II, of Colonial Arms Apartments here died Saturday at Benedictine Hospital in Kingston. She was born Aug 16, 1889, In Italy, the daughter of Joseph and Virginia (Bellasanka) Locasclo. She was a New Paltz resident most of her life She was married to Dominick Canale, who died in 19S4. Survivors are one brother, Joseph Locasclo of Highland, and several aieces and nephews. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to I m.

at the Pine Funeral Home Inc 124 Main St, New Paltz. Death Notices DEXTER Mono Hcgomon. August IS. ifll, ol Vassor Brother! Hospital Resident of It? Manchester Rd Wllo ol Fro derlckC Dexter Funorol services will bo hold from the First Evongelicol Lutheron Church, 137 Mill Sr Tuesday. August IS, Itlsm Intormont Logrongo Rurol Com etery.

Friends moy call ot tho Pormolo Funorol Homo. 1 10 Fulton Ave from 7 to 9 Monday ovoning If so desired, donations moy bo mode to tho American Cancer So. clety or tho Restoration Fund of tho First Evangelical Lutheron Church Arrangements by John Coven HANCOCK Martin of Beacon. NY. Suddenly on Aug 14, I9S1 at oge St Beloved husband ol Carrie (Nee) Martin Devoted other ol Martha Pitcher, Leroy, Leola Roberts Stanley Dear brother of Ale.

Clem, a Morrell Also survived by grandchildren and a host of great grand children The lamlly will receive Irlends at the Bethel Baptist Church, IV South Ave Wapplngers Falls. Monday evening Funeral service Tuesday I 00 pm.lt the church wlthjnterment follow Ing In the Veteran section at Flshklll Rural Cemetery. Flshklll. NY Flowers may be sent to 'the church Monday afternoon Under tho direction ot the Llbby Funeral Homo, Beacon, NY, McOUINNESS Margaret at Rhine bock. on August IV ISSI.

A Mass ot Christian burial wlH be offered Tuesday. 10 00 am. of Good Shepherd Church, Khlnebeck Interment South View Cemetery. North Adams. Mass Friends may cell of tho Dapson Funeral Homo, SS West Market St Rhlnebocki Monday from 7 Prayers will be ottered at 00 Tho family requests In lieu of flowers donations be mode lo Good Shepherd Church Building fund or RhlneDeck Rescue quad The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a m.

at the New Paltz Reformed Church. Burial will be In Lloyd Cemetery, BRYANTON, Mass. Lee Randolph Shelton, S2, formerly Montgomery City of Poughkeepsle. died Aug. 12 here.

He was formerly a CETA worker In the City ot Poughkeepsle. He had been a Poughkeepsle area resident for 12 year before moving to Massachusetts three years ago. He wat born In Blytheville, Dec. 21, 1121. He attended Arkansas schools.

He wat married In Poughkeepsle In 117) to Curtis Mae Hudson, who survives. Other survivors are five stepsons. tOOMM. Mill A MCW. OH LhfcD CAH? ITS OBTH A CALL TO OWE 876 7074 niriBintiF KIMNpHIvI by.

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JM for. It II Robert L. Green, Vernon Green and Willie Green, all of Poughkeepsle, Tillman Hudson of Beacon and Lawrence Green of Stormvllle) three stepdaughters, Mrs. Lenort Johnson and Mrs. Mary Fambrough of Poughkeepsle, and Mrs.

Alice Lyons of Buffalo; IS grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Calling hours are today from 7 to I m. at the Floyd J. Gilmore Funeral Home 11 Cottage Poughkeepsle. The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a.m.

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