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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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                            Glenn Sanderson
                     COHOCTON, Apr 24--The death
                   of Glenn Sanderson, a well known and
                   respected resident to Lent Hill in the
                   town of Cohocton, occurred Friday morn-
                   ing following a short sickness with
                   pneumonia, and funeral services were
                   held Sunday afternoon in the Cohocton
                   Methodist Epipiscopal Church, Rev.
                   John W. Archibald officiating.  The
                   interment was made in the Maple View
                   Cemetery in this village.  Owing to
                   the death of his wife recently, Mr.
                   Sanderson had made his home in the
                   family of Willard J. Miller where his
                   death occurred.  He was about 35 years
                   of age and his immediate survivors 
                   are his mother, Mrs. Nina Sanderson,
                   of Avoca, two brothers, George F.
                   Sanderson of Olmstead Hill, Roy
                   Sanderson of Avoca and a step-son
                   Charles Whiting of this village.
                  
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