Elmer J Patnode

Press Republican FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1946

ELMER PATNODE, LYON
MT. NATIVE, DIES AT 43

Elmer J. Patnode, 43, a native of
Lyon Mountain, died Monday at
his home at Vermontville, following
illness of about eight months. The
funeral services were held Thursday
morning at St. Paul’s Church,
Bloomingdale. Interment was made
in the church cemetery.
Mr. Patnode was born at Lyon
Mountain on Nov. 11, 1902, a son of
Dominick and Pauline (Yelle) Patnode.
He attended the Lyon Mountain
schools and moved to Vermontville
about 25 years ago with
parents, who located on a farm.
His father died there April 14, 1944,
at. the age of 84.
Mr. Patnode is survived by his
widow, the former Helen Colllas;
four children, Grace Patnode of
Malone, Robert, Barbara and Marion
Patnode, at home; his mother;
three sisters, Mrs. Leander Begore
and Mrs. William Bouyea of Vermontville
and Mrs. William Purlong
of Bloomingdale; also two
brothers, Joseph Patnode of Rochester
and William Patnode of Vermontville.

Eileen Patnode

Press Republican March 24,1986

Eileen M. King
CHATEAUGAY - Mrs. Eileen
M King/ 80, of 21 Lake St.,
Chateaugay. died Sunday,
March 23, 1986, in Alice Hyde
Hotpital, Malone.
She was born April 29, 1905, in
Chateaugay, the daughter of
Nelson and Josephine (Jarvis)
Patnode.
Mrs. King and her husband
had operated King’t Grocery on
Lake Street in Chateaugay for
more than 37 years before their
retirement. - *
She was a communicant of St.
Patrick’s Church in Chateaugay.
Survivors include one son,
Raymond King of Malone; one
daughter, Mrs. Chalmer (Anna)
Leonard of Chateaugay; one
brother, Leonard Patnode of
Connecticut; five grandchildren,
five great-grandchildren.
Her husbapd Albert King died
Feb. 28, 1981. A brother, Marvin
Patnode died in 1985, and a
sister, Marie King, died in 1948.
Calling hours will be from 2 to
4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at
Chateaugay Funeral Home.
A mass of Christian burial will
be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at
St. P a t r i c k ‘ s Church,
Chateaugay, with the Rev. Paul
E. Whitmore celebrating the
mats.
Burial will be at a later date in
St. Patrick’s Cemetery.

Eloise Patenaude

Chateaugay Record
MtARCH 30, 1928.

Mrs. Harmasdos Jarvais passed
away at her home in St. Antoine
Abbe., Que., after an illness which
covered a period of several months,
during which time she bore her oufferings
with patience and Christian
fortitude being resigned to God’s
Holy Will.
Mrs. jarvais, whose maiden flame
was Miss Eloise Patenaude, was
born in St. Antoine Abbe, 65 years
ago, a daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Maxime Patenaude, and has
been a life-long resident of lhat
place. She was united in marriage
to Mr. Jarvais forty years ago and
a happy union has been severed by
her passing. Mrs. Jarvais had many
friends in this vicinity and in her
home town who mourn her demise
with genuine sorrow and regret.
She was devoted to her home
and also active in Church and
social affairs and, her
loss will be keenly felt and sincere
sympathy is extended to members
of her stricken family.
She is survived by her husband,
 four sisters, Mrs. Clarinda Cassidy,
of Chateaugay, Mrs. Paul Langevin,
of Ellenburg, Mrs. E. G. S. Gagnier,
of Cheruhusco, and Mrs. Albert
Mochon, of Wheaton, III., three brothers,
Odilin and Rufus, of Spooner,
Wis., and Benoit,  of Franklin
Center, Que.
FuneTal services took place at
the Catholic church in St. Antoine.
Abbe., on’ Wednesday morning at
10 o’clock, Rev, Father Guyotce officiating
lnterment was made at that place.
that place.

Clarinda Patenaude

Chateaugay Record
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941.

Mrs. Clarinda Cassidy
A death which caused deep sorrow
in the community was that of
Mrs. Clarinda Cassidy which occurred
at her home in the southeast
part of the town known as the Number
Five section at 7:30 o’clock on
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Cassidy
had risen at the usual hour an
performed her morning household
duties. Her son Rufus, who was
in the barn upon entering the house
was horrified to find his mother
Iying on the floor cold in death. A
shock was attributed as the cause
of her sudden demise.
Mrs. Cassidy was born at St. Antoine
Abbey, Que., 70 years ago, a
daughter of the late Mr. ana Mrs.
Maxime Patenaude. In 1891 she
was united in marriage to George
Cassidy, of the same place, and 40
years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy took
up their residence on the above stated
farm. Mr. Cassidy’s death occurred
on August 18, 1913.
After Mr. Cassidy’s death Mrs.
Cassidy took up the burden laid
down by her husband and well and
faithfully did she perform her duties.
After a long, busy and useful
life she died as she had lived—honored,
trusted and loved. She lear
ed her own monument while she
lived in the hearts of all who knew
her. Her life was complete if work
rll done and well done constitute”
completion. Her Christian life was
beautiful from its beginning to its
close, and through all the vicissitudes
and sorrows that she met in
the way, her faith in God never
wavered.
Those who survive her are four
daughters, Mrs. J. W. Murnane,
Mrs. P. J. Bradshaw and Mrs. William
E. Dwyer, of Chateaugay, and
Mrs. J. E. McCormick, of Pittsfield,
Mass., four sons, Lawrence, of Lake
Placid, Wilford, of Pittsford. Vt,
Herman, of Elmira, and Rufus, who
resides at home, also three sisters,
Mrs. E. G. S. Gagnier, of Churubusco,
Mrs. Paul Langevin, of Ellenburg,
and Mrs. A. F. Moacham,
of Los Angeles, Calif. The bereaved
family have the sincerest sympathy
of the entire community, in
their great sorrow.
Funeral services will be held at
St. Patrick’s church on Friday
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St-Patrick, Chateaugay, NY Baptisms 1863-1915

Cassidy Clarinda Geraldine 14 Jun 1902 7 Jun 1902 George & Clarinda Patenode Paul Langevin & Augusta Anna Patenode Clarinda Geraldine Augusta
Cassidy Edith Anna 4 Sep 1904 2 Sep 1904 George & Clarinda Patenode Cornelius R. Murnane & Anna Murnane 
Cassidy Hermon Edward 14 May 1911 9 May 1911 George & Clerinda Patnoe Lawrence Cassidy & Georgiana Cassidy 
Cassidy Leona Mary 27 Sep 1908 24 Sep 1908 George & Clarinda Patenaude Patrick Ryan & Catherine Ryan 
Cassidy Raymund Roderick 20 May 1906 17 May 1906 George & Clorinda Patnode John M. Welch & Elizabeth Ella Welch

Augusta Ann Patenaude

Chateaugay Record Thursday, April 28 1960

Mrs. Langevin
Died Thursday

Mrs. Paul Langevin (Augusto
Ann) died Thursday, April
14th, at the Andrew Kaul Memorial
Hospital in St. Mary’s
Pa.
Mrs. Langevin was born September
10, 1872, in St. Antoine
Abbe, Que., the daughter of Maxime
and Philomena (Benoit)
Patnaude. There she married
Paul Langevin but most of their
married life was spent in Ellenburg.
After the death of
her husband in 1943 she made
her home with her children.
The last two years she has
been with her daughters, who
are in the Order of St. Benedict
at St. Mary’s. Pa. She also
has a granddaughter Sister
Kathleen in the same order.
She was a member of this
Third Order of St. Benedict and
also a member of Court St. Helen
No. 100 in Chateaugay for
many years.
Survivors include thrae sons,
Roderick Star Lake; Paul Buffalo
and Gerald, C S. Navy, at
Alburuerque, N. M.; six daughters:
Mrs. Jeannette Patnode,
Fort Jackson; Mrs. Clarinda
McQuaid, Buffalo; Sister M.
(Pauline) Angela; Sister M.
(Lillian) Paula; Sister M. ‘MariJp)
Bpwavienture anid Sister
(Augusta) Jean Marie, all of
the Benedicine Convent at St.
Mary’s, 32 grandchildren and
B!i great grandchildren; a sister
Mrs. A .F .Mochon, Txvng Beach,
California. A daughter Mrs.
Floyd (Mina) Warner and a
son Edgar predeceased her.
The late Mrs. E. G. S. Gagnier,
Churubusco; and Mrs. Clarinda
Cassidy, Chateaugay, were sisters
of Mrs. Langevin.
A solemn requiem mass was
celebrated at Sacred Heart Church
at St. Mary’s Pa., Monday
April 18. She was buried in
the robes of the Order and all
her children were present

Nelson Patnode

Chateaugay Record JUNE 28, 1962
NELSON PATNODE
DIED SUNDAY

Nelson Patnode, 87, died on
June 24 at the Hospital. Born in
Churubusco, son of the late
Charles Patnode and Mary Lacount.
He was a farmer until
recent years, due to illness he
retired. He married Josephine
Jarvis ir. 1902. February of this
year they celebrated their 60th
wedding anniversary.
Survivors are his wife, one
daughter, Mrs. (Eileen) Albert
King two sons, Leonard and
Marvin all of Chateaugay.
A daughter Mrs (Marie)
Willard King Predeceased him
in 1958. Also surviving at two
sisters.Mrs. Bertha Beebo of
Dannemora, and Mrs. Lily Parent
Of Churubusco seven grand-
children nine great grandchildren
and several nieces and Nephews
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at 9:30 A.M at
St Patricks Church.
Burial was in St. Patricks
cemetery.

Pauline Patnode

Press Republican FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 8, 1991
Pauline P. Lipani
PLATTSBURGH - Pauline
P. Lipani, 60, of Plattsburgh,
died unexpectedly Tuesday,
Nov. 5, 1991, at CVPH Medical
Center in Plattsburgh.
She was born Nov. 16, 1930, in
Churubusco, the daughter of
Elmer and Theresa (LeFebvre)
Patnode.
Ms. Lipani graduated from
Chateaugay High School in
1947. She earned her bachelor of
arts degree in Art History from
Sir George William University
(now Concordia) in Montreal in
1974, graduating with honors.
Ms. Lipani retired from a career
with United States Customs in
1982, having most recently Servant
the United States Consulate
in Montreal for 19 years. She
moved to Cumberland Head in
Plattsburgh at that time, and
became well known locally as an
interior designer and folk craft
artist. She continued these
avocations after moving to Oak
Street, and in 1990 became
employed at the Mayor’s Office
at City Hall, where she worked
in various capacities up to the
time of her death.
Survivors include her father,
Elmer Patnode of Plattsburgh; a
.brother, James Patnode _ of
Champlain; a sister, Mrs. Kenneth
(Mae) Boissey of Dannemora;
and several nieces and
nephews. A sister, Mrs. Richard
(Jean) Yando, died in 1988.
A Mass of Christian burial will
be held today at 11 a.m. at Immaculate
Heart of Mary Church
in Churubusco. Burial will be in
the parish cemetery.
Arrangements are by the E.F.
Drown Funeral Service of Ellenburg
Depot.

Martha Mary Patnode

Plattsburgh Sentinel March 23, 1928

MRS. FLOYD P. CHENEY

Mrs. Floyd P. Cheney wife of
Floyd P. Cheney died suddenly at
her home In Deferiet, N. Y.f Thure
day evening, March 15, 1928.
Mrs. Cheney was born in Cheru
busco, Clinton County, New York.
She was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Patnode. She came to
Deferiet with her husband six
years ago, from Newton Falls. Surviving
are her husband, Floyd P.
Cheney, five children, Frances ,9,
William 8, Edward 5, Lawrence 4,
and Mary Alice ten days old all
at Deferiet; her mother Mrs. Peter
Patnode of Ellenburg Center, five
sisters Mrs. F. E. Regmier of
Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Lawrence
Broderick of Chateaugay; Mrs. Otis
Brothers of Chazy Miss Martha
Patnode of Ellenburg and Miss
Stella Patnode of Schenectady;
four brothers, Edmund, Samuel.
Willliam of Ellenburg and Clarence
of Churubusco.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning at 10 o’clock from St.
Rita’s Catholic church at Deferiet,
Rev. Father Hoblia Burns officiating.
The body was placed in the
vault at Fairview cemetery in Car-
thage, New York

Edmund Patnode

Press Republican- Saturday , March 17, 1962
Edmund Patnode, 81,
Dairy Farmer, Dies

Ellenburg Center- Edmund
Patnode dairy farmer of
the town of Ellenburg, died at the
Champlain Valley Hospital in
Plattsburgh Friday at the age of
81.
Mr Patnode , a lifelong resident
of the county was born at Churubusco
August 17, 1880 a son of
Peter and Delia (Gagnier) Patnode
He is survived aby his widow the former
Cora Labarre, whom he married
in 1907 four sons and three daughters
The sons are James of Ellenburg Center
Lawrence of Massena, Bernard of Dannemora
Francis Patnode of Saranac ,The
daughter are Mrs John (Beatrice) Phillips
of Saranac, Mrs Ernest (Marguerite) Kelley
Of Keene Valley and Mrs Gerbert (Irene)
Gagnier of Churubusco
Also surviving are 21 grandchildren and two
Great grandchildren, Two brothers
William Panode of Ellenburg Depot and
Clarence Patnode of Rouses Point
four sisters, Mrs. Starr Campbell
of Glens Falls, Mrs. Bessie Broderiek
of St. Albans, Vb, Mrs. Fred
Maggini of Larchmont and Mrs.
Otis Brothers of Plattsburgh.
The body is at the Drown Funeral
Home. Ellenburg Depot. Funeral
services are scheduled at St
Edmunds Church. Monday morning
at 9:30 . The body will be placed in the
vault in the parish cemetery.

William E Patnode

Press-Republican — Tuesday, August 13, 1974

William Patnode dies at 90,
was Ellenburg supervisor

ELLENBURG CENTER —
William E. Patnode,- 90. a former
Town of Ellenburg supervisor and
civic leader. died at his home here
Monday morning”.
Born Oct. 12. 1883. he was.the son
of Peter and Delia (Gagnier)
Patnode of Churubusco:
He operated a general store in
Ellenburg Center for about 40
years. He was a member of the
school board and a town of
Ellenburg suppervisor for 12 years
He also served as chairman of the
Clinton County . Board of Supervvisors
He was a member of the
Lake Champlain Bridge. Commission
and the Ellenburg Chapter
of the Knights of Columbus.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Vesta Gilmore; three
sisters, Mrs. Fred (Stella) Maggini
of Larchmont. Mrs. Starr (Martha)
Cambelle of Lehigh Rights, Fla..
and Mrs. Bessie Broderick of
Massena.
Calling hours at the Drown
Funeral Home in Ellenburg Depot
will be from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm
today. Funeral service will be
held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at St.
Edmunds Church in Ellenburg.
Burial will, be-in the Riverside
Cemetery in Ellenburg Center.