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If ,1 r - r t r • ' ■ > • \ ' i --i-'' / i t 4 S January 28,1996 J FREEMAN’S JOURNAU Obituaries Emmy S. Christie Emmy S. COOPERSTOWN Christie, 88, of Cooperstown and for- mrly of New Jersey died Wednesday 'nonung,lan. 17,1996 at itie Meadows. She was bom on March I, 1907 in United Slates and Germany. She was predeceased by her sister, Theresa. Funeral servicies Funeral servic will be held at a laterlater date.ate. Att herer request,equest, Chnstie’shnstie’s d A h r C body has been donated to the Albany Medical College. Hanover, Germany, a daughter of lohannes and Emma (Brede) dical College. In lieu of flowers, expressions e of sympathy in the form of memorial iCreutzkain. She first married Rudolph ■khlimmeyer on Jan. 14, 1929 in Brooklyn. He died on Dec. 1, 1963. She then married John H Christie in 1972 in New Jersey. He died in 1980 Educated in Germany, Christie came to the United States at the age of 16 and settled with her family m New York City. For 28 years, she and her husband. Rudolph, owned and operat ed Rudy's Delicatessen in Rego Park, Queens. She was then employed for donations may be made in memory o f 0 the Mary Imogene Bassett Grummons Funeral Home, Oneonta with the Rev. Brian Raiche. associate pastor of St. Mary’s Church, officiat ing. The Oneonta American Legion Post 259 accorded military honors fol lowing the service. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Unadilla in the spring. The Hospital, Sidney. He was both June 27, 1919 in Christie to i Hospital Auxiliary Chapel Fund, I Atwell Road. Cooperstown. NY 13326. Mary Alice Cummings Walter Commerdinger COOPERSTOWN - Walter F. COOPERSTOWN - Mrs. Mary Alice Cummings. 90. of 11 Eagle St., Oconto Falls, 'WI, the son of Clark and Pirlie (Blondheitn) Huntington. He married Mildred Dicks Sept. 6. 1953 in Unadilla.\ He grew up in the Binghamton area and later moved to Bainbridge prior to his entry into the Army as a staff sergeant, serving in World War II in Japan and the Philippines. He was 1996 at his home in Morris. Pickett, a psychiatrist, had been the medical director for Tompkins County Mental Health Services in Ithaca. He was bom Nov, I, 1959 on the island of Galveston. TX, the son of Dr. Lee Uoyd and Nettie Doris Pickett. He vvas a graduate of Rice Uni versity and completed his medical training at the University of Texas. Helen Mayne of Burlington Hats; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral services were held at 10 am . Saturday, Jan. 27 at the Burlington Flats Baptist Church with Pastor Jay Henderson and the Rev. Pastor Jay Henderson ana Doug Buleigh officiating. Interment will be in the Burlington Flats Cenietery. ‘onations spring at Commerdinger, 96, most recently of Woodside Hall, Cooperstown and for merly of Oneonta died Saturday, Jan. Cooperstown passed away at her ■ . 19. ■ Cooperstown, the daughter of Edward home Friday morning. Jan. 19, 1996. She; was bom April I, 1 ^ 5 in employed by BCD of Bendix, Sidney prior to joining the service. After returning, he attended the Cornell He completed his residency at Beth Israel Hospital, New York City. He It Yale several years by the Valley Hospital in Ridgewood. NJ and worked in Kurth Cottage. While living in New Jersey, ;rofCr aalvary she was a membe of C Lutheran Church in Allendale and was also an active member o f the XYZ Club. After moving from Waldwick, NJ to the Cooperstown area, she attended the First Ptesbytenan ^ u r c h in Cherry valley Throughout her lite. Chnsne enjoyed gardening and playing cards She IS survived by her daughter and son-in-iaw. Helen and Jack Weber of 20, 1996 at his residence. He was bom in Brooklyn on July I . 1899. He was first married to Josephine Cowley, who died in S%7. He then mar- ned Esther Bums on Apnl 20, 1968. She died Jan. 26. 1985. Walter was an insurance under water affiliated with the Home Insurance Company of New York City from which he retired many He served with the U S. dunng World War I as and Lulu (Potter) Martin. In 1924, she graduated from Cooperstown High School and in 1928 from the New York State Teachers’ College in Albany. ght business University School of Agriculture. He then purchased farms in the Guilford and 'Rockdale area, where he was an active dairy fanner until 1977. While operating the farm, he also worked in construction for American Plastics in was awarded a fellowship at Ya University. Pickett’s other interests were his involvement in the Amigos, a volunteer medical service to Latin American countries, his interest in music, travel, language and spiritual- In lieu of flowers, donatio may be made ih Prill’s memory to either the Burlington Flats Baptist Church or the Richfield Springs Emergency Squad. Upon graduation, she taught busine courses at K^ne Valley Central School. Richfield Springs Central School and 1 Centi “ Bainbridge, for Raymond Cotp. of Greene and as supervisor for the Community Workshop in Norwich ism. His great abilities with patients earned him high regard among his Claude E. Smith VAN HORNESVILLE - Claude E. Smith, 69, o f Route 8G died Saturday. Jan. 20. 1996 in Little Falls Hospital. I in Pa patients and his colleagues. He was a E. Cummings on July 7, 1933; he died years ago Army Calvary d a mounted horseman. Kohlralra.s.ser ot Queens and Lenchen Seidler ot Hildesheim. German; three grandchildren. Ronald Weber Gardiner. Nancy Pe Valley and Chm Richmond, IN.' two dren. Katherine Ann and Christopher Gardiner. Nancy Peterson of Cherr isiine Soel 1 great-grani a and Christ He was a member of St. Maiy’s Church in Oneonta and the American Legion Post 259, Oneonta, in which he was the last World W’ar I member. He IS survived by a niece, Edna Jane Craft o f East Brunswick. NJ; and close fnends Timothy and Deborah Jackson of Oiego and Dome Lawson and Mane Laterra of Oneonta He Weber of Gardiner, and several nieces, nephews and cousins in the was predeceased by a sister. Lillian Amren of South Orone Park A funeral service was held at 7 Monday. Jan 22. 1996 in the Lestere^rR Only Y ou C an ^ te c t W hat’s B est F or Y ou H B o o l z f i o u t * ^ u n e j u x L c H o m e , , f J n c . Pro-arrangsm«nt or Cremation Funeral Sonilces Available Private Winter Vault In House Licensed PufMral Director Bruce A Smith. Donald W Connor 30 River SL Jam e s C Magee. David A Alexander 357 Mato a . Otego Cooperetown Central School. Cummings was married to Gilbert July 5 .1 9 6 '^ (Tummings was a tnemlrer o f the First Ffresbyierian Church of Ctxjperstown, New York State Retired Teachers’ Assoaation and a former member of the Women’s Club of Cooperstown. Cummings is survived by a sister- in-law, Frances Martin of Horseheads, a nephew. Jerry Martin o f Motion Grove, IL; a niece, Linda Locknerof Horseheads; and two grand-nieces and one grand-nephew. She was prede ceased by a brother. Rexford Martin, and a sister, Eleanor Martin Bursey. Funeral services were held at 3 30 Tuesday, Jan 23. 1996 at the lapaug-h Funeral Home. Coopersiown with the Rev. Judith until retiring in 1981. loving man who was a friend to many. He is Huntington attended the First Bap- “Turch of f ............................. tist Church o Mount Upton. He was very active in local taxpayers' con cerns and attended many gov ernmental meetings. He was a mem ber and officer of the United Citizens is survived by his longtime part ner, Tom Ford; his father. Dr. Lee Lloyd Pickett of San Antonio, TX; two brothers, Lee of Same Fe. NM and John of Brandon, MS; and two A memorial service was held at 11 He was bom May 5. 1926 in Pal- antine, a son of the late Claude E. Sr. and Elizabeth (Blakslee) Smith. On Oct. 4, 1951, he married Myrtle Eggleston in Virginia, a union that lasted 43 years until her passing Feb. l.L 1995. edtlcated in Fort Plain He was < Schools. An honorably discharged U S. Army veteran, he had served in Korea and at one time owned and of Guilford, the Property Rights Till; Association o f Guilford and the United Citizens of New York. He IS survived by his wife of 42 years, Mildred Huntington of Mount Upton: two daughters and sons-in- law, Gilda and Matthew Ward of Mount Upton and Diane and Edward Losee of Sidney; a brother. Orval Huntington of Unadilla: two sisters and a brother-in-law, Reva and Waldo Liddie of Vestal and Belva Snichier a.m. Saturday, Jan. 27 at the Zion Episcopal Church, East Main Street. In lieu of flowers, friends are a.sked to send donations to Catskill Area :rated his own dairy farm on llsey HiH had also worked for Snells Tavern in operati Willse; H in Van Homesville. He 1820. Paul H. Prill RICHHELD SPRINGS - Paul H Prill. 18, died Tuesday, Jan. 23, 1996 St. Johnsville and in later years worked as a boiler operator for Co, retiring in 1976, He was a member of the Van Homesville Volunteer Fire Department and the Veterans of of Rochester, four grandchildren; and He i at his home in Richfield Spnngs. Foreign Wars in Fort Plain Surviving are a son and daughter- >f the First Presbytenan Church of Coopersiow n officiating tery suggested thal those who wish ig. ^bc p contribute to Catskill Area Hospii several nieces and nephews, predeceasial by two sisters, Dorcie Gaylord and Avis Zimmer. He was bom July 7, Cooperstown. die son of Cynthia L (Mayne) and Matthew P Pnll. Cumnungs’ body will be placed in the Tillapaugh Funeral Home receiv ing vault tor la I ^kevsoiKl C emete Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Fnday, Jan. 26 at the C.H. Landers for later interment in 542 Main S t. Oneonut NY 1382 Forrest Huntington Funeral Chapel, 21 Mam St.. Sidney with Larry Bailey, minister of Sidney Church of Chri.st, officiating Bunal will be at a later date at the Greenlawn Cenietery. Bainbridge. Memorial gifts may be made to the Amencan Heart Asstrciation. i 1995 graduate of Richfield 1. he ate I ’niversity Pnl among them his love of the outdoors. Spnngs Central School, he ^ ently attending the State U College at Momsville. Pnll will be remembered for many reasons. in-law. Larry and Julie Smith of Spnngfield; a brother, Roland Smith of Little Falls; three sisters. Eva Baker and Addie Warner, both of Ephatah and Eleanor Vogel of Herkimer; a granddaughter. Melissa MOUNT UPTON - Forrest Charles Huntington. 76, of Mount Upton died Sunday. Jan. 21. 1996 at H. Glenn Pickett, MD MORRIS - H. Glenn Pickett. MD. 36, of Morris died Friday. Jan. 19. his rustic character, incredible sense of humor and his love of sports He IS survived by his parents. Cindy Pnll of Richfield Spnngs and Matthew Pnll of Missoun. a brother, Adam Pnll of Richfield Springs; grandparents. Lucille Mayne of Cooperstown and Herbert Mayne of Burlington Rats; a gFeot-grandmother, Johnson of CobleskilL and several nieces, nephews and cousins. He wa.s preceded in death by a brother. Will- Funeral services were held at 11 a m. Tuesday. Jan. 23. 1996 in the J Seaton McGrath Funeral Home. Rich field Spnngs with the Rev Kenneth •ingman officiating. Smith will be placed in the J Seaton McGrath Funeral Home’s pri vate vault to awmi burtol in Van Homesville Cemetery. Classifieds I Lsmlkftm I I I^NgTKES I I LEeailloTOES tEfifil HoiiCgS I e s a i N o t o b l£GAL NO’HCE UA’f \ c Nf A ' CVN^wiA A 'A. NG M.r.►lAE; t - A sease & CC VA3V I vig GENE BASSE\ -GSP'^A. PEDERAi GS>EDiT j NGN ’^91 ' Ow’s..!' ,e G* J .jC g r 'o r ' •* Co'sciouro ofin Sai© above eof ’ ®a ac*'j\ \•■acse jOr..ofy V '996 arsd eM9fe<3 '• •*'.e Otsego County C'S'K s OWc© or .■or.uary '996 t*-,e jncjsrugnea ’ne 9©fer©e ir s a a Juogment will se« at puDiic ouct'O''- IT the lodSDV of the Otsego County Court HOus© in tne Village of Cooperstown Otsego lojT^y New vo'x at '0 OC A V .r *n© fprenoor O'\ •n© 20fn, Gf February 1996 •n© premises dtredea by sa'cJ Judgment to toe sold scnbecf Said premilses ■wiH be sold suP)©c1 to zoning restnc- and d escnbed as follows ■Ricbotd V Hotaiing Cynthia A Kotaiing. Michael PocUet m the Town of Roseboorn :1 to zoning *.ons covsnants. ease ments conditions reserva tions ond agreem ents if any. subject to focis o s to possession and occupcincv and subject fo wherever the phyacal condition of Otsego County New Vork 8 9 oc:r©s more oi less Zeflsr Road tax rnap # 118- premises may be. sub- I foo anyny vlolotlo tions. If any and if f jeef t a y zoning a n d other munietpeS ordinances and regula other Hen, subject to the equity of redemption of the united States of America Also subject to propert oddttH penalty which may b e due and outstanding of the date of sale Dated January 18 . 1996 LEGAL NOTICE address and bid opening LEGAL NOTICE 0 subject to any real iperty faxes plus any dtttonai Interest and/or David J Clinton Referee 101 Main Street Cooperstown. New York Porsholl & West, Esqs This Is to give public notice that the Hcstwick Wanning Board Meetings will b e on the second Wednesday of e a c ^ month a t 7 30 PM In the Haitwtck Town Office Bunding Jeon Dibble ■- Town Clerk JcnZBcleggi ______ )opetstc lOl Distrtc 38 unden Avenue District Busaness Office Cooperstown MV 13326- NO Tie E ;f hearing ON E ighth y EAR REV i EW OF agricultural district iciflcations and proposal forms may be Business&Service DIRECTORY # AUTO ©LASS WimBuiwLm SlQg Wlf^OOWS S ^ € f c W f n e ^ w s Cuinyis -NoOasftCtflflsy- # A e e © l a s s # i 24 @ns!d 3 St.,©nsQnia m m m m # ilSP 0 SAi ^ m m m ( 315 ) S -9210 1 (SO®) 417-2676 0 MmHAY.M 0 W H H Care Free Heusing R. 20 Box 1319, mchfield Spring, m 13439 i m s m - t m f s s s - o m a v m 7 t m s A w m i is im u m m c B Auto • Disalersliips, Eepalr Fadlifies* aad Tow Tracks have many ways of providing ths unique (RSuronce needs for cuto service * P 6 T s a o o Mwiie * P fllN T IN Q jy Maly Slid: Mcitsii# .S*«t c : Attorn; Worcester. NY 12V LEGAL NOTICE obtained from Purchasing Agent at the above ameys McSn Street NOTICE TO BIDDERS to give publi It the regular notice that the reguli Hartwick Town Board Meetings will b e on the sec- Monday of e a c h month at 7-00 PM in the Hartwick Office Building with the exception of the February meeting which will b e on Monday, February 5 a t 7.00 in the Town Office Building Jeon Dibble Town Oerk The Board of Education of the Cooperstown Central School Dlstrfct in accordance with Section #103 of Article #5-A of the General Munidpol hereby invites the sub- mlseon t sealed bids on The Board of Education hereby reserves the right to f©)©ct any cffid all bids or parts thereof to waive technical defects quoiifl- cations irregularities and omis sions. If in Its judgemert the best interest of the District wifl b e sen/ed and to determine approved equals NOTICE IS hereby given that a public hewing will be held by the County Board of Representatives of Otsego County State of New YO'X at the County Office Building in the Village ot Cooperstown on February 7 1996 at 10 15 I dock am cm said c upon the proposed agricul- turd district witmn the Town of Otsego known os ’uFOl District No 12. County Planning Board and the Agncuifutai and Farmland Protection Board for use In the School Food Service FYogron of the above district boaid of Education Cooperstown Central School District A descrfrjtion and mop ot the proposed district and the recommendations Bids will be received by Jan2Sclegal mail or In person, until 2 PM on February 7, 1996 at which time bids will b e publicly opened and read c^oud Mailing Thank you Sincerely of the Otsego County Board and and Farmland lection Board may be Planning James A Collison Business Manager Jdn28ci©gal exermned in the Office of the Clerk of fh© county leg islative body }COHTBHSDCHlkXL(WmBF/^ ^Staffin Realty ^ Rose S o fia - Bmkef/Owaer J. Amofi Staffla - Amc. Bmbt ( 6 0 7 ) 5 4 7 - 8 2 2 1 h a (607) 347^318 tetfftlnswtSitgt MtonfflirtwcSiteafltkJ ismic m foots, irmieed sfi& i sBrig It asre. Esatfstedfladsa
