married 1st Alonzo W. Chetney
married 2nd Henry Baldwin
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The Oswego Daily Palladium
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894
A P0ST-EASTER WEDDING
Mr. A. W. Chetney and Miss Cora Pelow Married Last Evening.
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelow on East Tenth Street last evening, when their only daughter, Miss Cora, was married to Mr. W. A. Chetney, by the Rev. Mr. Barrows.
Mr. William A. McKinley did the honors as groomsman and Miss Minnie Mathews, of Syracuse, officiated as bridesmaid. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white India silk. The bridesmaid wore a fashionable dress of Nile green silk. Both carried a bouquet of flowers.
After the ceremony a reception was held, and congratulations offered. The bride and groom were the recipients of many handsome presents, among them a beautiful antique oak easy chair, finely upholstered, from Mr. Chetney's fellow employees in the PALLADIUM'S composing room and an antique oak table from the business office.
The bride is a graduate of the State Normal school in Gloversville. Mr. Chetney has been an employee of the PALLADIUM'S composing room for a number of years and is a model young man. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Chetney will return to this city to reside.
The PALLADIUM joins with their many friends in the congratulations.
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Mrs. Chetney was a member of "The Daughter's of Union Veterans of the Civil War" and she was their 2nd President. The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was organized on May 30, 1885 by Olive Howard, Harriet Knapp, Eva Merwin, Frank Merwin, and Bertha Martin in Ohio.
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OSWEGO PALLADIUM TIMES
Tuesday, December 6, 1932
"The second president was Mrs. Cora Chetney who had many members to her credit in the two years held by her. She also raised a sum of $50 towards a memorial."
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NY State Death Record:
Name Cora A Baldwin
Sex Female
Age 91
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jul 1962
Event Place New Haven, Oswego, New York
File Number 48495
Birth Year (Estimated) 1871
Death Year 1962
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Cullinan's Funeral Home Record:
Alice C. Baldwin
born in Oswego 10/18/1869
died 7/2/1962
funeral from Rev. Butler
burial in Riverside Cemetery
ordered by Henry Baldwin (Late Husband)
charged to Mrs. Lewellan Workman [sp]
parents: Nelson Pelow (Father) & Louisa Pryor [sp] (Mother)
married 2nd Henry Baldwin
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The Oswego Daily Palladium
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894
A P0ST-EASTER WEDDING
Mr. A. W. Chetney and Miss Cora Pelow Married Last Evening.
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelow on East Tenth Street last evening, when their only daughter, Miss Cora, was married to Mr. W. A. Chetney, by the Rev. Mr. Barrows.
Mr. William A. McKinley did the honors as groomsman and Miss Minnie Mathews, of Syracuse, officiated as bridesmaid. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white India silk. The bridesmaid wore a fashionable dress of Nile green silk. Both carried a bouquet of flowers.
After the ceremony a reception was held, and congratulations offered. The bride and groom were the recipients of many handsome presents, among them a beautiful antique oak easy chair, finely upholstered, from Mr. Chetney's fellow employees in the PALLADIUM'S composing room and an antique oak table from the business office.
The bride is a graduate of the State Normal school in Gloversville. Mr. Chetney has been an employee of the PALLADIUM'S composing room for a number of years and is a model young man. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Chetney will return to this city to reside.
The PALLADIUM joins with their many friends in the congratulations.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mrs. Chetney was a member of "The Daughter's of Union Veterans of the Civil War" and she was their 2nd President. The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was organized on May 30, 1885 by Olive Howard, Harriet Knapp, Eva Merwin, Frank Merwin, and Bertha Martin in Ohio.
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OSWEGO PALLADIUM TIMES
Tuesday, December 6, 1932
"The second president was Mrs. Cora Chetney who had many members to her credit in the two years held by her. She also raised a sum of $50 towards a memorial."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NY State Death Record:
Name Cora A Baldwin
Sex Female
Age 91
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jul 1962
Event Place New Haven, Oswego, New York
File Number 48495
Birth Year (Estimated) 1871
Death Year 1962
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Cullinan's Funeral Home Record:
Alice C. Baldwin
born in Oswego 10/18/1869
died 7/2/1962
funeral from Rev. Butler
burial in Riverside Cemetery
ordered by Henry Baldwin (Late Husband)
charged to Mrs. Lewellan Workman [sp]
parents: Nelson Pelow (Father) & Louisa Pryor [sp] (Mother)
married 1st Alonzo W. Chetney
married 2nd Henry Baldwin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Oswego Daily Palladium
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894
A P0ST-EASTER WEDDING
Mr. A. W. Chetney and Miss Cora Pelow Married Last Evening.
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelow on East Tenth Street last evening, when their only daughter, Miss Cora, was married to Mr. W. A. Chetney, by the Rev. Mr. Barrows.
Mr. William A. McKinley did the honors as groomsman and Miss Minnie Mathews, of Syracuse, officiated as bridesmaid. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white India silk. The bridesmaid wore a fashionable dress of Nile green silk. Both carried a bouquet of flowers.
After the ceremony a reception was held, and congratulations offered. The bride and groom were the recipients of many handsome presents, among them a beautiful antique oak easy chair, finely upholstered, from Mr. Chetney's fellow employees in the PALLADIUM'S composing room and an antique oak table from the business office.
The bride is a graduate of the State Normal school in Gloversville. Mr. Chetney has been an employee of the PALLADIUM'S composing room for a number of years and is a model young man. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Chetney will return to this city to reside.
The PALLADIUM joins with their many friends in the congratulations.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mrs. Chetney was a member of "The Daughter's of Union Veterans of the Civil War" and she was their 2nd President. The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was organized on May 30, 1885 by Olive Howard, Harriet Knapp, Eva Merwin, Frank Merwin, and Bertha Martin in Ohio.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OSWEGO PALLADIUM TIMES
Tuesday, December 6, 1932
"The second president was Mrs. Cora Chetney who had many members to her credit in the two years held by her. She also raised a sum of $50 towards a memorial."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NY State Death Record:
Name Cora A Baldwin
Sex Female
Age 91
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jul 1962
Event Place New Haven, Oswego, New York
File Number 48495
Birth Year (Estimated) 1871
Death Year 1962
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cullinan's Funeral Home Record:
Alice C. Baldwin
born in Oswego 10/18/1869
died 7/2/1962
funeral from Rev. Butler
burial in Riverside Cemetery
ordered by Henry Baldwin (Late Husband)
charged to Mrs. Lewellan Workman [sp]
parents: Nelson Pelow (Father) & Louisa Pryor [sp] (Mother)
married 2nd Henry Baldwin
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Oswego Daily Palladium
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1894
A P0ST-EASTER WEDDING
Mr. A. W. Chetney and Miss Cora Pelow Married Last Evening.
A pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelow on East Tenth Street last evening, when their only daughter, Miss Cora, was married to Mr. W. A. Chetney, by the Rev. Mr. Barrows.
Mr. William A. McKinley did the honors as groomsman and Miss Minnie Mathews, of Syracuse, officiated as bridesmaid. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white India silk. The bridesmaid wore a fashionable dress of Nile green silk. Both carried a bouquet of flowers.
After the ceremony a reception was held, and congratulations offered. The bride and groom were the recipients of many handsome presents, among them a beautiful antique oak easy chair, finely upholstered, from Mr. Chetney's fellow employees in the PALLADIUM'S composing room and an antique oak table from the business office.
The bride is a graduate of the State Normal school in Gloversville. Mr. Chetney has been an employee of the PALLADIUM'S composing room for a number of years and is a model young man. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Chetney will return to this city to reside.
The PALLADIUM joins with their many friends in the congratulations.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mrs. Chetney was a member of "The Daughter's of Union Veterans of the Civil War" and she was their 2nd President. The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was organized on May 30, 1885 by Olive Howard, Harriet Knapp, Eva Merwin, Frank Merwin, and Bertha Martin in Ohio.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OSWEGO PALLADIUM TIMES
Tuesday, December 6, 1932
"The second president was Mrs. Cora Chetney who had many members to her credit in the two years held by her. She also raised a sum of $50 towards a memorial."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NY State Death Record:
Name Cora A Baldwin
Sex Female
Age 91
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jul 1962
Event Place New Haven, Oswego, New York
File Number 48495
Birth Year (Estimated) 1871
Death Year 1962
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cullinan's Funeral Home Record:
Alice C. Baldwin
born in Oswego 10/18/1869
died 7/2/1962
funeral from Rev. Butler
burial in Riverside Cemetery
ordered by Henry Baldwin (Late Husband)
charged to Mrs. Lewellan Workman [sp]
parents: Nelson Pelow (Father) & Louisa Pryor [sp] (Mother)
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