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Source: The Evening Leader, Corning, New York
        Monday, April 24, 1922
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                            VICINITY DEATHS
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                          Mrs. George Disbrow
                     PENN YAN, April 24.--The funeral
                   of Mrs. George Disbrow who died at
                   her home on South avenue April 20th,
                   was held from the home at 2 p.m.
                   today.  Mrs. Disbrow leaves her hus-
                   band, George, and one son, William,
                   of Branchport; two daughters, Maude
                   of Penn Yan, and Mrs. Thomas
                   Thompson, of Syracuse; three sisters,
                   Mrs. Ray Ellis, of Gorham, Mrs. 
                   Charles Perhamus of Canandaigua,
                   and Mrs. Charles Bell, of Ithaca, and
                   two brothers, William Welcher, of
                   Seneca Falls, ang George Welcher, of
                   Stanley.  The funeral was in charge of 
                   Rev. Walter Wright, pastor of the
                   Methodist Church, and interment was
                   in Lake View Cemetery.
                                       
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