Plattsburgh press-Republican., September 17, 1952
He was a member of Lasher Still American Legion Post having served during WWI from Oct 1917-July 1919 as a sergeant of the Medical Detachment Ambulance Co. 3 of Fort Devens, MA.
Mr. Pooler is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Pooler; his mother, Mrs. Estella Pooler; a son, Clyde R. Pooler; three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Pepin and Mrs. Edgar Card of Westport and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of Port Henry; a sister, Mrs. Stanley Valyeau of Burlington, VT; three brothers, Karl of Tahawus, Fred of Canandaigua and George of Philadelphia
He was a member of Lasher Still American Legion Post having served during WWI from Oct 1917-July 1919 as a sergeant of the Medical Detachment Ambulance Co. 3 of Fort Devens, MA.
Mr. Pooler is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Pooler; his mother, Mrs. Estella Pooler; a son, Clyde R. Pooler; three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Pepin and Mrs. Edgar Card of Westport and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of Port Henry; a sister, Mrs. Stanley Valyeau of Burlington, VT; three brothers, Karl of Tahawus, Fred of Canandaigua and George of Philadelphia
Plattsburgh press-Republican., September 17, 1952
He was a member of Lasher Still American Legion Post having served during WWI from Oct 1917-July 1919 as a sergeant of the Medical Detachment Ambulance Co. 3 of Fort Devens, MA.
Mr. Pooler is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Pooler; his mother, Mrs. Estella Pooler; a son, Clyde R. Pooler; three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Pepin and Mrs. Edgar Card of Westport and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of Port Henry; a sister, Mrs. Stanley Valyeau of Burlington, VT; three brothers, Karl of Tahawus, Fred of Canandaigua and George of Philadelphia
He was a member of Lasher Still American Legion Post having served during WWI from Oct 1917-July 1919 as a sergeant of the Medical Detachment Ambulance Co. 3 of Fort Devens, MA.
Mr. Pooler is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Pooler; his mother, Mrs. Estella Pooler; a son, Clyde R. Pooler; three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Pepin and Mrs. Edgar Card of Westport and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter of Port Henry; a sister, Mrs. Stanley Valyeau of Burlington, VT; three brothers, Karl of Tahawus, Fred of Canandaigua and George of Philadelphia
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