Lizzie Kunde
Kleah L. Pethybridge, retired Falls teacher
LEWISTON - A memorial service for Kleah L..Pethybridge, a retired Niagara Falls schoolteacher, will be held at 3 p.m. next Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church, Cayuga Street.
Mrs. Pethybridge, 98, of Orchard Drive, died Wednesday (Jan. 29, 1992) in Mount St.
Mary's Hospital.
The former Kleah Baxter was born in Lewiston and attended Niagara Falls schools. She retired in 1965 after teaching in Niagara Falls public schools for 45 years.
Mrs. Pethybridge was active at the First Congregational Church on Cleveland Avenue in Niagara Falls and the First Presbyterian Church in Lewiston. She was a choir member at both churches.
She and her late husband, Frank, traveled extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Her works of decoupage were displayed at arts and crafts shows and she was a member of the National Decoupeurs Guild.
Survivors include two daughters, K. Lorraine Hickey of Scotia, and F. Elaine, and four grand-children.
The Buffalo News Sat, Feb 01, 1992 ·Page 5
Mrs. Pethybridge, 98, of Orchard Drive, died Wednesday (Jan. 29, 1992) in Mount St.
Mary's Hospital.
The former Kleah Baxter was born in Lewiston and attended Niagara Falls schools. She retired in 1965 after teaching in Niagara Falls public schools for 45 years.
Mrs. Pethybridge was active at the First Congregational Church on Cleveland Avenue in Niagara Falls and the First Presbyterian Church in Lewiston. She was a choir member at both churches.
She and her late husband, Frank, traveled extensively throughout the United States and Europe. Her works of decoupage were displayed at arts and crafts shows and she was a member of the National Decoupeurs Guild.
Survivors include two daughters, K. Lorraine Hickey of Scotia, and F. Elaine, and four grand-children.
The Buffalo News Sat, Feb 01, 1992 ·Page 5
Date & Place:
in Lewiston, Niagara County, New York 14092, United States
