Frederick E Paulson, 59, operator of a TV and radio sales and service shop, died unexpectedly Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 in his home at 177 N. Main St, Perry He had been in failing health for the past few years.
He was born in Warren, Pa. and had resided in Castile prior to coming to Perry. For several years, until 1954 he was linotype operator at the Perry Herald. He was a member of First Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, the former Shirley Randall of Castile; a daughter, Mrs. James Callahan of Henrietta; three
sons, Wendell of Warren, Mich., Leighton and Lynn, both of Rochester; a brother, Jack of Memphis, Tenn., and eight grandchildren.
Western New Yorker, Warsaw, New York, Thursday, September 30, 1969.
He was born in Warren, Pa. and had resided in Castile prior to coming to Perry. For several years, until 1954 he was linotype operator at the Perry Herald. He was a member of First Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, the former Shirley Randall of Castile; a daughter, Mrs. James Callahan of Henrietta; three
sons, Wendell of Warren, Mich., Leighton and Lynn, both of Rochester; a brother, Jack of Memphis, Tenn., and eight grandchildren.
Western New Yorker, Warsaw, New York, Thursday, September 30, 1969.
Frederick E Paulson, 59, operator of a TV and radio sales and service shop, died unexpectedly Sunday, Sept. 21, 1969 in his home at 177 N. Main St, Perry He had been in failing health for the past few years.
He was born in Warren, Pa. and had resided in Castile prior to coming to Perry. For several years, until 1954 he was linotype operator at the Perry Herald. He was a member of First Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, the former Shirley Randall of Castile; a daughter, Mrs. James Callahan of Henrietta; three
sons, Wendell of Warren, Mich., Leighton and Lynn, both of Rochester; a brother, Jack of Memphis, Tenn., and eight grandchildren.
Western New Yorker, Warsaw, New York, Thursday, September 30, 1969.
He was born in Warren, Pa. and had resided in Castile prior to coming to Perry. For several years, until 1954 he was linotype operator at the Perry Herald. He was a member of First Methodist Church.
He leaves his wife, the former Shirley Randall of Castile; a daughter, Mrs. James Callahan of Henrietta; three
sons, Wendell of Warren, Mich., Leighton and Lynn, both of Rochester; a brother, Jack of Memphis, Tenn., and eight grandchildren.
Western New Yorker, Warsaw, New York, Thursday, September 30, 1969.
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