Corning Ny Evening Leader 1946
Woodhull—Frank N. Arwine died Sunday morning at a Buffalo Hospital. Born in Canisteo on September 19, 1889 to Marcello and Nellie Root Arwine, he had lived in Woodhull and vicinity for the past ten years. Mr. Arwine had operated the Earl Brown farm for about six years.
Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Bessie Hill of Woodhull, one son, Harold of Addison; mother, Mrs. Nellie Arwine of Hornell; three sisters, Mrs John Ferguson of Galeton, PA, Mrs. Pearl Holderman of Canisteo and Mrs. Morris Towers [Powers] of Hornell; four brothers, Arthur, Bradford, Harry, Buffalo, George of Port Crane and Clarence of Rochester.
Woodhull—Frank N. Arwine died Sunday morning at a Buffalo Hospital. Born in Canisteo on September 19, 1889 to Marcello and Nellie Root Arwine, he had lived in Woodhull and vicinity for the past ten years. Mr. Arwine had operated the Earl Brown farm for about six years.
Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Bessie Hill of Woodhull, one son, Harold of Addison; mother, Mrs. Nellie Arwine of Hornell; three sisters, Mrs John Ferguson of Galeton, PA, Mrs. Pearl Holderman of Canisteo and Mrs. Morris Towers [Powers] of Hornell; four brothers, Arthur, Bradford, Harry, Buffalo, George of Port Crane and Clarence of Rochester.
Corning Ny Evening Leader 1946
Woodhull—Frank N. Arwine died Sunday morning at a Buffalo Hospital. Born in Canisteo on September 19, 1889 to Marcello and Nellie Root Arwine, he had lived in Woodhull and vicinity for the past ten years. Mr. Arwine had operated the Earl Brown farm for about six years.
Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Bessie Hill of Woodhull, one son, Harold of Addison; mother, Mrs. Nellie Arwine of Hornell; three sisters, Mrs John Ferguson of Galeton, PA, Mrs. Pearl Holderman of Canisteo and Mrs. Morris Towers [Powers] of Hornell; four brothers, Arthur, Bradford, Harry, Buffalo, George of Port Crane and Clarence of Rochester.
Woodhull—Frank N. Arwine died Sunday morning at a Buffalo Hospital. Born in Canisteo on September 19, 1889 to Marcello and Nellie Root Arwine, he had lived in Woodhull and vicinity for the past ten years. Mr. Arwine had operated the Earl Brown farm for about six years.
Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Bessie Hill of Woodhull, one son, Harold of Addison; mother, Mrs. Nellie Arwine of Hornell; three sisters, Mrs John Ferguson of Galeton, PA, Mrs. Pearl Holderman of Canisteo and Mrs. Morris Towers [Powers] of Hornell; four brothers, Arthur, Bradford, Harry, Buffalo, George of Port Crane and Clarence of Rochester.
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