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14 PoughWpi Journal Tuesday, May 72, 1984 Obituaries Mors Former Clinton planning official, Putnam Davis, dies at age 77 rt nrmu ruuua vans, roun and president of the Da vla Larcb mont Corp. la Larchmont (Westchester County), died Sunday at St. Fran cla Hospital after a long UlaeM. Mr. Davis, 17, of Hollow Road, was realdeat of Clinton since I ISO.

Ho was Involved la the engineering and construction of interstate oil and JgA pipeline! and la Investment counseling. He was a member of the Town of Clinton Planning Board and was In ftrumeatal la toning the town. He also served at eommUaloner of the Wert Clinton Fir District for 20 year. In 1171, Mr. Davis wai elected aa honorary lifetime member of the fire For many years, he wai a member the Town of Clinton Library Board and he was a board member of the Dutchess County Boy Scout Council.

127. he received a meritorious elt award for services rendered to the Town of CUn ton. Mr. Davis served oa the Dutchess Citizens Advisory Committee oa High Voltage Transmission Lines Jhi the 1170s. and again In 1M1 whea the committee was reactivated.

He also was a member of the Hyde Park Improvement Committee. Ha served on the Dutchess County Board of Representatives In the 1170s wad was a member of the Republican Committee for the Town of Clinton. bj Dutchess County Republican Committee and the New York state Republican Committee. Mr. Davis was a past president of the Rombout Hunt Club and a mem Jf of the AmrlU Club.

Ha was a former member of the City Mid Day Club and the Yale Club, both In New York City. Mr. Davis was a 1123 graduate of the Phillips Exeter Academy and a 1121 graduate of Yale University. Ha was born la IN la New Orleans, the son of George H. aad Kath erine McCrath Davis.

BwnwnwlFiftjO' jbfgHk fjjam anwnwT. TfgzBt XFf Hi nwnwf sH Putnam Davis, a resident of Clinton since 1930, died Sunday. He was married to Louise Schwab, who predeceased him. He later married Alberta Lohden, who also predeceased him. In IKS.

he married Elizabeth Carpenter Rossetl of Bedord. In addition to his wife, Mr. Davis is survived by one son. Brian Davis of Louisville. and five grandchildren.

A son, Putnam Davis died la 10S4. There will be no calling hours. A memorial service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Pleasant Plains Presbyterian Church. Staats burgh.

Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made to the Dutchess County branch of the American Lung Association, US Church St, Poughkeepsie. N.Y. Arrangements are under the direction of the Allen Funeral Home. Pleasant Valley.

Arthur E. 'Flash' Teater WAPPINGERS FALLS Arthur E. "Flash" Teater. an employee In the receiving department of Kemp A Beatley Inc. In Wapplngers Falls, died Monday at his home.

Mr. Teater. 45. of Lower Henry SL, was a Wapplngers Falls resident most of his life. He was bora Oct.

M. Ittt. la Poughkeepsie, the soa. of the late Arthur Teater and Sibyl Hansen Ennls of Wapplngers Falls. His stepfather.

Richard J. Ennls. died la 1171. He was married to the former Cynthia Casbaaa. who survives.

In addition to his wife aad mother, Mr. Teater Is survived by one sitter. Karen Teater of Poughkeepile: several nephews, aunts and uncles. Calling hours will be Wednesday from noon to 12:20 p.m. at the Dele hanty Funeral Home, E.

Mala SL. Wapplngers Falls. A Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered Wednesday at 1 p.m. at SL Mary's Church. II Clinton SL.

Wapplngers Falls. Burial will be In SL Peter's Cemetery. Town of Poughkeepsie. Katherine Campbell BEACON Katherine Campbell. II.

a resident of Beacon, died Saturday at the Ferncliff Nursing Home la Rhlnebeck after a long Illness. Mrs. Campbell was a member of the Church of SL John the Evangelist. 25 Willow SL. Beacon.

She was born SepL II. 1U2, In Beacon, the daughter of John and Maria Mealy Taylor. Her husband. William Campbell. predeceased her.

Mrs. Campbell It survived by three Daath Notices AAAINES, Mary on Sunday, May 20. ltss. at the Eden Park Nursing Home; Catsklll. Formerly ol Kingston.

Wile of the late Clarence (Clink) Maine. Mother of Mrs. William (Marilyn) VanWagenen. Grandmother o( Robert (B.J I. William Anne Marie Smith.

Several nelces nephews also survive. Funeral will be held from the Joseph V. Leahy Funeral Home. 27 Smith Avenue. Kingston.

Wednesday at A M. Hence to St. Mary's Church. Kingston, where a Mass ol Christian burial will be sung at 10 A Interment In St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home, Tuesday. 2 4 7 1 P.M. In Momoriam KEENE In loving memory ol CHRISTINE R. DENNING KEENE on her Birthday May 22, ltfl. We told you we loved you when you were here a though you are gone mom.

You are lust at dear. To your grave we wander. Flowers placed with loving care. No one knows the heartache. As we turned 4 left you there.

Loving Daughters. Sons. Grandchildren. Great Grandchildren a. Step sons.

nieces, Marion ReiUy, Margaret Goo aau ana Kathleen Pagllaro. all of FUhklll. A Mass of the Christian Burial was offered Monday aad burial was la Fishkill Rural Cemetery. Arrangements were under the direction of the Halvey Funeral Home. Beacon.

Louise F. Usifer DUMONT. NJ. Louise F. Usifer.

a former resident of Beacon, died Monday at Englewood (NJ.) Hospital after a brief Illness. Mrs. Usifer. 10. of Grant had been a resident of Dumont for many years.

She previously lived In Beacon, She wat a member of SL Mary's church In DumonL She was also a member of the Church of SL John the EvangelitL 25 Willow SL. Beacon. She wat born Jan. 21. ItM.

la New York City, the daughter of Ralph and Anna Marie Soldiveria. She was married to Anthony Usifer. who died la April 1155. Mrs. Usifer It survived by one son, Ralph Usifer of Somen, two daughters, Jeaa Rluuto of Cressklll.

NJ, and Anna Mae Natvig of Thomptonville (Sulllvaa County); one titter. Rose RomaneUi of Beacon; eight grandchildren, one greatgrandchild, several nieces and nephews. Calling hours will be today from 1 to 4 and 7 to I p.m. at the Halvey Funeral Home. 24 Willow SL.

Beacon. Services will be Wednesday at 1:20 a m. from the funeral home. A Mass of the Christian Burial will follow at II a.m. at the Church of SL John the EvangelisL Beacon, Burial will be la SL Joachim's Cemetery.

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876 633 Now it Hit bett time for your yearly cleaning Funeral home owner operator, James F.X. Delehanty, 68, dies. William J. Seiffts WAPPINOERS FALLS James FJC. Delehanty, owner operator of the Delehanty Funeral Home la Wapplngers Falls ttace ll.

died Monday at his home. Mr. Delehanty, M. of B. Mam SL, was a lifelong resident of Wapplngers Falls.

Mr. Delehanty was a member of the tth Infantry Division Association, the American Association of Retired Persons and the Victor I Brscone Post No. Sill of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was a life member of the S.W. Johnson Engine Company No.

2 and a former member of the Wapplngers Falls American Legion. Mr. Delehanty served la the VS. Army during World War II as a medical technician. He was awarded the American Defense Service Medal and the European, African.

Middle Eastern Service Medal. He was a graduate of SL Mary's school. Wapplngers Falls High School and the American Academy of Funeral Service in New York City. He was born Nov. 11.

ISIS, la Wapplngers Falls, the soa of James F. and Anna HooUhsa Delehanty. Ha was married Sept. 12. 1M2.

hi Red Hook to Madeline A'BraD, who WAPPINOERS FALLS Wmiam J. Seifts. who retired ta 1173 free IBM Poughkeepsie, 424 Iwaaay a Vaster Brothers Hospital after along la addition to his wife. Mr. Dele Mr.

Seifts. of Brookslde Garden hanty la survived by three sons. Apartments, was resident of Wap James F. Delehanty and Kevta A. pmger FaHa for sis years.

He pre Dtlehanty. both of Wapplngers Fans. lously lived la Poughkeepsie, where aad Robert J. Delehanty of Poagh traduated from the Nattvtr keepsle: on daughter. Sharon M.

School. PPW Church. It CUatoa SL. Wanrtacers UU (Franklin County): five grand JJ "children, several nieces, nephews and cousins. served kt the VS.

Navy during Calling hours will be Wednesday rU war a from to I pjn. and Thursday from 2 He was bora Feb. 15. ItOt, toandJtoln.m.atlbeDelehaBty Poughkeepsie. the soa of William aad Funeral Home.

MB. Main SL.Wap pmiwro ran, in JOttttsoa Ba glae Company No. 2 wUl conduct services Thursday at p.m. A Mass of the Christian Burial will be offered Friday at II a.ra. at SL Mary's Church.

II Clinton SL. Wapplngers Falls. Burial will be la Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. Town of Poughkeepsie. Memorial donations may mads to the church.

Florence Elizabeth Beckvern.it Graveside services for Florence Elisabeth Beckvermlt were held Friday la the cemetery of SL Paul's Lutheran Church, Wurtemburg. The Rev. Paul Swank officiated. Mrs. BeckvermU, 17, a former employee of the Attor Home in Rhine beck, died May II at the Ferncliff Nursing Home.

Rhlnebeck. Mrs. Beckvermlt had been employed at the Astor Home for II years before retiring many years ago. She had alto operated an antique shop In the Elmendorph Building in Red living In Rhlnebeck. she was a resident of West Nyack (Rockland County) and while there was president of the West Nyack Parent Teacher Association for five years in the IMOs.

During World War IL she worked as chauffeur in the VS. Army car pool at Camp Shanks In Rockland County. Mrs. Beckvermlt was a former memberol the North era Dutchess Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs.

Beckvermlt was bora July It. Ittt, in TlvoU. the daughter of Henry aad Elisabeth Uavenagt KoUanse. She graduated from Friends Academy la Oyster Bay, Long Island. She was married to December 111 to John J.

Beckvermtt. who died 1171. She Is survived by oae eon, George Beckvermlt of Highland; thro daughters. June Roda of Tucson, Arbu Bonnie Salvatore of Poughkeepsie and Dorothy Adams of New Smyrna Beach. 20 grandchildren, 2J great grandchildren, several nieces nephews.

A son. John J. Beckvermlt died In 1171. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Dapson Funeral Home, w. Market SL.

beck. Catherine Ithooabtrgsr Seifts. Voula Lembesls Voula Lembesls. a resident of the Town of Poughkeepsie sine ItM. died Sunday.

Mrs. Lembesls previously lived ta Greece, where sb was educated. She was a member of the Klmbtls of tb Blessed Virgin Greek Orthodox Church. 102 S. Grand Ave City of Poughkeepsie.

and its Ladles PhUop tahoa Society. She was bora Oct. IT. 1124. In Vrestbena.

Grose, th daughter of the late Panaglotia BUtbras and Va tlllkl Gbumakopouloa Blatbras of th Town of Poughkeepsie. She was married Nov. tt, 1M1. fat Albany to John Lembesls. who sur He was married Aug.

S. lUs. Poughkeepsie to Alice DiOregorio. wa survives badfiUeatoUswU.Mr.Slftsls sum Hod by one son, wraaa F. Seifts of Mooreevffle.

N.C.f two daughters. AOc Teed of Wapplngers Falls aad Joan Wojteckl el Poagh asepsis, oner arower. jraoancK Seifts of Poughkeepsie on sister. Catherine Seifts of Poughkeepsie; II grandchildren, eight greatgrandchildren, several niece and nephews. Calling hours wfll be today from to 4 and 7 ta I pjn.

at the Delehanty Funeral Home, B. Mala SL, Wen plngers Falls. A Mas of th Chrittlaa Burial wffl be offered Wednesday at II a sa, at SL Mary's Church. Wapplngers Burial will be in SL Mary's Cemetery, Wapplngers Falls. la addition to her hatband and mother, Mrs.

Lembesls Is survived by three sons, George Lembesls, Peter Lembesls and Anthony Lembesls. all of th Town of Poughkeepsie; one sister, Nltsa Pavlopoulos of Greece; several nieces, nephews and William P. Gearhart WAPPINGERS FALLS William daughters. Susan Gee of Paughkesp P. Gearhart.

who retired la 1171 after si aad Carol Gruendle of Wap 22 years with IBM Poughkeepsie. I pmgers Falls; tare brothers. Carl died Sunday at th Central Dutchess Gearhart of AUeatown, Pa, John Nursing Home la Wapplngers Falls. Gearhart of East Stroudsburg. Pa, Mr.

Gearhart. (2, of 22 DelBalso i and Harry Gearhart of Elmer, Blvd, was a 22 year resident Wap one sister, Nancy Schleyer of Phila plngers Falls. Hs previously lived la delphia. five grandchildren and Montgomery (orange county). He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church In Wapplngers Falls.

He was born June 1. 1120. la Ashland. Pa, the son of Frank and Pri icllia Williams Gearhart. He was educated in Ashland schools.

He wss married Aug. 7. IMS. la Montgomery to OUve M. Hulae.

who survives. In addition to his wife. Mr. Gearhart It survived by one son, David W. Gearhart of Pleasant Valley; two Calling hours will be today from 2 to 4 sad 7 to I pjn.

at the Robert H. Auchmoody Funeral Home, II Grand Ave, City of Poughkeepsie. Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at th Klmlsls of th Blessed Virgin Greek Orthodox Church, city. with Father Steven Sariglsnls otfl ciaung.

Burial win be in Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. Town of Poughkeepsie. Memorial donations may be mad to th church. Mary F. Maines KINGSTON Mary F.

Haines, a retired employee of the Manhattan Shirt Company of Kingston, died Sunday at the Eden Park Nursing Home, Compuen HEARING AID THE automate SaFADJUSTHG HEARMGAD DOtWWEMAHEMtNBAlO Have trouble hearing son voices? Have difficulty hearing in noisy places? Are bothered by loud sounds? Have uncontrolled whistles, howls or squeals? DO YOU HAVE A "UILD" BUT DISTRESSING HEARING LOSS? Nw Calling hours will be Wednesday from 3 to 4 and 7 to I p.m. at th Robert A Straub Funeral Home, IS E. Mala SL, Wapplngers Falls. Services will be Thursday at II a.m. at the funeral horn with the Rev.

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S7th St, New York. N.Y. 11117. Joseph E. Jankowski BEACON Joseph Jankowski.

a maintenance man at the National Biscuit Co. printing plant la Beacon, died Thursday at the Veterans Administration Medical Center la Castle Point after a long Illness. Mr. Jankowski. IS.

of 204 Mala St, was a lifelong Beacon resident, where he wss educated. He served in the VS. Army Air Force during World War II. He was born Feb. II.

1111. In Beacon, the soa of Anthony and Stephanie Jankowski. Mr. Jankowski Is survived by one sitter, Helen Silvia of Beacon. Services were held Monday and burial was la SL Joachim's Cemetery, Beacon Arrangements were under the direction of the Hlgnell Funeral Home.

Beacon. Mrs. Maine she was born April 20. ltOt, In Kingston, th daughter of Dewitt Clinton and Anna Stokes Carter. She was married to Clarence "Clink" Maines.

who died in Jar mo. Mrs. Mames was a member th Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, th Ladies Auxiliary of the Kingston Uniformed Fireflgbers and SL Mary's Church of Kingston. Mrs. Maines Is survived by oa daughter, Marilyn Van Wagenea of Hyde Park: two grandsons, one great granddaughter, several nieces aad nephews.

Calling hours will be today from 2 to 4 and 7 to I p.m. at the Leahy Funeral Home. 27 Smith Ave, Kingston. Services will be Wednesday at am. from the funeral home.

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