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Source: The Morning Herald, Gloversville and Johnstown, New York
        Wednesday, May 14, 1930
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                              OBITUARY
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                    Charles Disbrow, of 23 South
                  Melcher street, passed away Mon-
                  day night about 8:30 at the Nathan
                  Littauer hospital, where he was
                  taken Sunday afternoon.  The end
                  came as the result of a complica-
                  tion of diseases.  He was 65 years
                  of age.
                    Mr. Disbrow was born in Burton-
                  ville, March 3, 1865, the son of
                  Ferman Disbrow and Mary V. Vunk.
                  He was a leather worker by trade.
                    The survivors are his widow,
                  Ellen Geweye Disbrow; one son,
                  Claude Disbrow of Johnstown; one
                  daughter, Mrs. Arthur Griffin, of
                  Syracuse; and two grandchildren.
                    The remains were removed to 
                  the George A. Dern funeral par-
                  lors, South Perry street, from
                  where the funeral will be held on
                  Thursday afternoon at 2:30.  Rev.
                  W.S.V. Robinson, pastor of the
                  Baptist church will officiate.  In-
                  terment will be made in the Sloans-
                  ville cemetery.
                  
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