Anastasia
/ Bauer / Foeley / Gooding / Hoenig / Jeffery
/ Krinkle / Rowe / Winters
Anastasia, Rev.
Mother Superior
Post-Standard, The, Wednesday, January 24,
1900 Syracuse, New York
Sister of St. Mary Lose Their
Executive
Rev. Mother Superior Anastasia Dies at Lockpot
Lockport,
Jan 23 – Rev. Mother Superior Anastasia died at St. Joseph’s Convent
last night, aged 75 years.
She was mother superior of the Sisters of
St. Mary of the United States and Canada
Last September she
celebrated the 50th anniversary of her consecration.
Bauer, Elizabeth
Submitted by Nancy
August 23, 1922 - July 19, 2009
Birth Place: Niagra Falls, NY
Resided In: Storrs
Visitation: None
Services: Monday, September 21, 2009 Details
Cemetery: None
Elizabeth S (Betty) Bauer, 86, of Storrs, wife of the late James M. Bauer, passed away peacefully at home Sunday, July 19, 2009. Betty was born in Niagara Falls, NY, to Elizabeth and William Jenks. She received a B.S. in Nursing and Home Economics from Michigan State College and Simmons College.
She married Jim Bauer in 1948, and worked as a Public Health Nurse in Niagara Falls, NY and White Plains, NY. They moved to Storrs in 1952 and she went back to school at the University of Connecticut and received a M.S. in Community Health Nursing in 1977. She worked as a Visiting Public Health Nurse in Mansfield for many years.
During university summer break, Betty and Jim and family and friends enjoyed their cottage on Long Lake in the Adirondacks, and after retirement stayed as long as the weather allowed. Betty and Jim made annual cross-country trips to visit friends and family. She enjoyed painting and woodcarving, and playing tennis and bridge.
Betty leaves a brother Bill Jenks, two sons, Bill and David, a predeceasing son Jamie, who with his wife Joyce gave them three granddaughters, Christina, Sarah and Rebecca, and great-grandchildren Bethany, Julia, Kyle and Jonathon. A grandson by marriage, Richard, gave them another great-grandchild, Ian.
A celebration of Betty's life will be held September 21, 2009 at 4:00 p.m at the Storrs Congregational Church.
Foeley,
Winifred
Evening Observer, The, Friday, September 08, 1911
Dunkirk, New York
Death Comes Quickly to Lockport Woman
Lockport,
N.Y. Sept. 8 – Mrs. Winifred Foeley, mother of ex-Assemblyman Thomas F.
Foeley, of Niagara county, and present county clerk, died this morning
at her home in this city of heart disease.
Gooding,
Melbourne
Olean Times, Saturday, May 22, 1926 Olean, New
York
Four Are Injured, One Likely Fatal, On Way to Dance
Jamestown
Girl is Among Dead, Dying On Way to Hospital After Machine Goes Into
Ditch
Buffalo, N.Y., May 22 – (I.N.S.) – Three persons are dead, one
is dying and three others suffering from severe burns as the result of
an automobile accident in a ditch eight miles outside Lockport on the
Campbell Boulevard.
The dead are: Kathleen Fairbanks, 20, of
Jamestown, N.Y., living at the Y.W.C.A., Kenmore, Melbourne Gooding, 23,
of Lockport, and Wesley Krinkle, 20, of Lockport.
The injured are:
Blanche Sobetzer, 19 years old, of Buffalo, who is in a critical
condition from a skull fracture and internal injuries, John Rouse, of
Lockport, burned and bruised. Edwin Sands, 21 years old, of Buffalo,
burned on the face, head, shoulders and arms, and Lyman H. Wight, 35
years old, of Buffalo, burned on the hands and arms. All four are in the
Lockport City Hospital.
The machine, driven by Rouse, fell into a
ditch while the party was enroute from Buffalo to attend a dance at
Olcott Beach. The gasoline tank was punctured and the car caught fire
immediately. The three men who survived were burned dragging the others
from the car.
Gooding was killed instantly. Krinkle died while on the
way to the hospital and Miss Fairbanks lived only a short while after
her arrival at the Lockport institution.
Hoenig,
Joseph
Olean Times
Saturday, April 30, 1910 Olean, New
York
Joseph M. Hoenig, for years the most prominent labor ? in
Niagara county, died Thursday at his home in Lockport. He has lived in
the city 28 years, coming from Buffalo.
Jeffery, D.
Elwood
Evening Observer, The, Friday, September 08, 1911
Dunkirk, New York
Lockport Lawyer Dead
Lockport, N.Y. Sept. 8 – D.
Elwood Jeffery of the law firm of Bring and Jeffrey in this city, died
this morning. He was well known and considered one of the most expert
surrogates lawyers in western New York.
Krinkle,
Wesley
Olean Times, Saturday, May 22, 1926 Olean, New
York
Four Are Injured, One Likely Fatal, On Way to Dance
Jamestown
Girl is Among Dead, Dying On Way to Hospital After Machine Goes Into
Ditch
Buffalo, N.Y., May 22 – (I.N.S.) – Three persons are dead, one
is dying and three others suffering from severe burns as the result of
an automobile accident in a ditch eight miles outside Lockport on the
Campbell Boulevard.
The dead are: Kathleen Fairbanks, 20, of
Jamestown, N.Y., living at the Y.W.C.A., Kenmore, Melbourne Gooding, 23,
of Lockport, and Wesley Krinkle, 20, of Lockport.
The injured are:
Blanche Sobetzer, 19 years old, of Buffalo, who is in a critical
condition from a skull fracture and internal injuries, John Rouse, of
Lockport, burned and bruised. Edwin Sands, 21 years old, of Buffalo,
burned on the face, head, shoulders and arms, and Lyman H. Wight, 35
years old, of Buffalo, burned on the hands and arms. All four are in the
Lockport City Hospital.
The machine, driven by Rouse, fell into a
ditch while the party was enroute from Buffalo to attend a dance at
Olcott Beach. The gasoline tank was punctured and the car caught fire
immediately. The three men who survived were burned dragging the others
from the car.
Gooding was killed instantly. Krinkle died while on the
way to the hospital and Miss Fairbanks lived only a short while after
her arrival at the Lockport institution.
Rowe,
Patriow
Olean Times, Monday, January 16, 1911 Olean, New
York
Patriow Rowe, landscape gardener, died in Lockport, Friday, aged
80 years.
Winters,
Raymond
Evening Tribune-Times, Wednesday, August 29, 1923
Hornell, New York
Raymond Winters of Middleport, aged five years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winters, died at the Lockport City hospital, the
result of injuries sustained when he fell from a farm
tractor.
