He married (2) Alma Adell (Hawley) Lombell on 6 Feb 1925 at Philadelphia, NY.
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Clarence F. Puffer died suddenly
Saturday, February 8th, at his home
on State street. Mr. Puffer died in
his sleep, his wife discovering his
death about 7 a. m. Dr. Laurence M.
Campbell pronounced death due to
heart disease.
Clarence Puffer was born In Watson,
July 2, 1862, son of George and
Olive Fillmore Puffer. As a young
man he traveled the county, selling
merchandise, and later followed the
carpenter trade until retiring 10 years
ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Ryder
Puffer, he leaves a niece, Mrs. Clarence
McDonald, Carthage.
The funeral was held from his late
home at 2 p. to. Monday, Rev, B. D,
Proflo, pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating. The body was placed In
the Rural cemetery vault to await Intermsnt
in Falrvlew cemetery, on the East road
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Clarence F. Puffer died suddenly
Saturday, February 8th, at his home
on State street. Mr. Puffer died in
his sleep, his wife discovering his
death about 7 a. m. Dr. Laurence M.
Campbell pronounced death due to
heart disease.
Clarence Puffer was born In Watson,
July 2, 1862, son of George and
Olive Fillmore Puffer. As a young
man he traveled the county, selling
merchandise, and later followed the
carpenter trade until retiring 10 years
ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Ryder
Puffer, he leaves a niece, Mrs. Clarence
McDonald, Carthage.
The funeral was held from his late
home at 2 p. to. Monday, Rev, B. D,
Proflo, pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating. The body was placed In
the Rural cemetery vault to await Intermsnt
in Falrvlew cemetery, on the East road
He married (2) Alma Adell (Hawley) Lombell on 6 Feb 1925 at Philadelphia, NY.
-----------
Clarence F. Puffer died suddenly
Saturday, February 8th, at his home
on State street. Mr. Puffer died in
his sleep, his wife discovering his
death about 7 a. m. Dr. Laurence M.
Campbell pronounced death due to
heart disease.
Clarence Puffer was born In Watson,
July 2, 1862, son of George and
Olive Fillmore Puffer. As a young
man he traveled the county, selling
merchandise, and later followed the
carpenter trade until retiring 10 years
ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Ryder
Puffer, he leaves a niece, Mrs. Clarence
McDonald, Carthage.
The funeral was held from his late
home at 2 p. to. Monday, Rev, B. D,
Proflo, pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating. The body was placed In
the Rural cemetery vault to await Intermsnt
in Falrvlew cemetery, on the East road
-----------
Clarence F. Puffer died suddenly
Saturday, February 8th, at his home
on State street. Mr. Puffer died in
his sleep, his wife discovering his
death about 7 a. m. Dr. Laurence M.
Campbell pronounced death due to
heart disease.
Clarence Puffer was born In Watson,
July 2, 1862, son of George and
Olive Fillmore Puffer. As a young
man he traveled the county, selling
merchandise, and later followed the
carpenter trade until retiring 10 years
ago.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna Ryder
Puffer, he leaves a niece, Mrs. Clarence
McDonald, Carthage.
The funeral was held from his late
home at 2 p. to. Monday, Rev, B. D,
Proflo, pastor of the Baptist church,
officiating. The body was placed In
the Rural cemetery vault to await Intermsnt
in Falrvlew cemetery, on the East road
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