Hopkinton, Sept. 2-Helen Converse, eldest daughter of Lloyd and Mildred Meacham Converse, passed away at the Potsdam Hospital Tuesday (8/26/1936).
She was born on March 6, l921 in Winthrop, NY.
She was a very capable, dependable girl, and an honor student at Parishville High school and a member of the Congregational church school with an almost perfect attendance for years. She, with her sister, Ruth faced cold and storm that she might be present, and priding herself, on never missing a Sunday.
She is survived by her parents; a sister Ruth; two brothers, James and Robert; her grandmother, Mrs. Irish, all of our village; and her grandmother, Mrs. Ambrose Courser of Winthrop.
/2/1936 Potsdam Courier & Freeman
She was born on March 6, l921 in Winthrop, NY.
She was a very capable, dependable girl, and an honor student at Parishville High school and a member of the Congregational church school with an almost perfect attendance for years. She, with her sister, Ruth faced cold and storm that she might be present, and priding herself, on never missing a Sunday.
She is survived by her parents; a sister Ruth; two brothers, James and Robert; her grandmother, Mrs. Irish, all of our village; and her grandmother, Mrs. Ambrose Courser of Winthrop.
/2/1936 Potsdam Courier & Freeman
Hopkinton, Sept. 2-Helen Converse, eldest daughter of Lloyd and Mildred Meacham Converse, passed away at the Potsdam Hospital Tuesday (8/26/1936).
She was born on March 6, l921 in Winthrop, NY.
She was a very capable, dependable girl, and an honor student at Parishville High school and a member of the Congregational church school with an almost perfect attendance for years. She, with her sister, Ruth faced cold and storm that she might be present, and priding herself, on never missing a Sunday.
She is survived by her parents; a sister Ruth; two brothers, James and Robert; her grandmother, Mrs. Irish, all of our village; and her grandmother, Mrs. Ambrose Courser of Winthrop.
/2/1936 Potsdam Courier & Freeman
She was born on March 6, l921 in Winthrop, NY.
She was a very capable, dependable girl, and an honor student at Parishville High school and a member of the Congregational church school with an almost perfect attendance for years. She, with her sister, Ruth faced cold and storm that she might be present, and priding herself, on never missing a Sunday.
She is survived by her parents; a sister Ruth; two brothers, James and Robert; her grandmother, Mrs. Irish, all of our village; and her grandmother, Mrs. Ambrose Courser of Winthrop.
/2/1936 Potsdam Courier & Freeman
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