She married Glenn 0. Barbour.
She married James A. Whalen.
She taught for one year in Watertown Junior High School. She later taught five years in St. Mary's School in Massena and in other places.
In 1944 and 1945, she served as treasurer of Massena Village. For some time she was home service-secretary of the
Massena Branch, American Red Cross. She was a past president of St. Thomas Branch 1100, LCBA and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
Surviving was her husband; three sons, Robert Barbour, Plymouth, MI; Ralph W. Barbour, Indianapolis, IN, and Charles
Barbour, Hightstown, NJ; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Dorothy) Kirkey, Las Vegas, NV; Mrs. Conrad (Marcia) Archambeault, and Mrs. Rodney (Mary Alice) Demo, Massena; a brother, Leo O'Driscoll, Canton; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gorby, Buffalo; Mrs. Bertha Lapp and Miss Grace O'Driscoll, both in Rochester and Mrs. Fred (Mary) MacFarlane, Massena.
Tue. 12/26/1967 Massena Obs.
She married James A. Whalen.
She taught for one year in Watertown Junior High School. She later taught five years in St. Mary's School in Massena and in other places.
In 1944 and 1945, she served as treasurer of Massena Village. For some time she was home service-secretary of the
Massena Branch, American Red Cross. She was a past president of St. Thomas Branch 1100, LCBA and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
Surviving was her husband; three sons, Robert Barbour, Plymouth, MI; Ralph W. Barbour, Indianapolis, IN, and Charles
Barbour, Hightstown, NJ; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Dorothy) Kirkey, Las Vegas, NV; Mrs. Conrad (Marcia) Archambeault, and Mrs. Rodney (Mary Alice) Demo, Massena; a brother, Leo O'Driscoll, Canton; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gorby, Buffalo; Mrs. Bertha Lapp and Miss Grace O'Driscoll, both in Rochester and Mrs. Fred (Mary) MacFarlane, Massena.
Tue. 12/26/1967 Massena Obs.
She married Glenn 0. Barbour.
She married James A. Whalen.
She taught for one year in Watertown Junior High School. She later taught five years in St. Mary's School in Massena and in other places.
In 1944 and 1945, she served as treasurer of Massena Village. For some time she was home service-secretary of the
Massena Branch, American Red Cross. She was a past president of St. Thomas Branch 1100, LCBA and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
Surviving was her husband; three sons, Robert Barbour, Plymouth, MI; Ralph W. Barbour, Indianapolis, IN, and Charles
Barbour, Hightstown, NJ; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Dorothy) Kirkey, Las Vegas, NV; Mrs. Conrad (Marcia) Archambeault, and Mrs. Rodney (Mary Alice) Demo, Massena; a brother, Leo O'Driscoll, Canton; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gorby, Buffalo; Mrs. Bertha Lapp and Miss Grace O'Driscoll, both in Rochester and Mrs. Fred (Mary) MacFarlane, Massena.
Tue. 12/26/1967 Massena Obs.
She married James A. Whalen.
She taught for one year in Watertown Junior High School. She later taught five years in St. Mary's School in Massena and in other places.
In 1944 and 1945, she served as treasurer of Massena Village. For some time she was home service-secretary of the
Massena Branch, American Red Cross. She was a past president of St. Thomas Branch 1100, LCBA and past president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
Surviving was her husband; three sons, Robert Barbour, Plymouth, MI; Ralph W. Barbour, Indianapolis, IN, and Charles
Barbour, Hightstown, NJ; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Dorothy) Kirkey, Las Vegas, NV; Mrs. Conrad (Marcia) Archambeault, and Mrs. Rodney (Mary Alice) Demo, Massena; a brother, Leo O'Driscoll, Canton; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Gorby, Buffalo; Mrs. Bertha Lapp and Miss Grace O'Driscoll, both in Rochester and Mrs. Fred (Mary) MacFarlane, Massena.
Tue. 12/26/1967 Massena Obs.
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