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Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born: '''August 14, 1880 '''Died: '''August 23, 1953 '''Married: '''Ada Goldsmith '''Children: '''Richard Levene '''Charles Levene '''was an electrical contractor who lived at 5 Algonquin Avenue. He was born in Russia, and lived in Saranac Lake for 32 years. He married Ada Goldsmith and they had one son, Richard. ----- '''Twenty Five Years Ago Today''' ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''October 1, 1952 Charles Levene, electrical contractor of this village, was..." |
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'''Died: '''August 23, 1953 | '''Died: '''August 23, 1953 | ||
'''Married: '''Ada Goldsmith | '''Married: '''[[Ada J. Levene|Ada Goldsmith]] | ||
'''Children: '''Richard Levene | '''Children: '''[[Richard H. Levene]] | ||
'''Charles Levene '''was an electrical contractor who lived at 5 Algonquin Avenue. He was born in Russia, and lived in Saranac Lake for 32 years. He married Ada Goldsmith and they had one son, Richard. | '''Charles Levene '''was an electrical contractor who lived at 5 [[Algonquin Avenue]]. He was born in Russia, and lived in Saranac Lake for 32 years. He married Ada Goldsmith and they had one son, Richard. | ||
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''October 1, 1952 | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''October 1, 1952 | ||
Charles Levene, electrical contractor of this village, was nursing serious burns on his face, received when a motorboat was destroyed by fire on Upper St. Regis lake. Levene and the operator of the boat were removed from the blazing craft just in time to avoid being forced to choose between an attempt to swim to safety and more serious burns. [Originally printed October 1, 1927] | Charles Levene, electrical contractor of this village, was nursing serious burns on his face, received when a motorboat was destroyed by fire on [[Upper St. Regis Lake|Upper St. Regis lake]]. Levene and the operator of the boat were removed from the blazing craft just in time to avoid being forced to choose between an attempt to swim to safety and more serious burns. [Originally printed October 1, 1927] | ||
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''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''August 24, 1953 | ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ''August 24, 1953 | ||
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at the Fortune Funeral Chapel for Charles Levene, who died at his home, 5 Algonquin Ave., yesterday. Rabbi Alfred H. Rahn officiated. Burial was in Pine Ridge Cemetery. Mr. Levene, an electrical contractor in Saranac Lake, was born in Russia on August 14, 1880. He had been a resident of this village for 32 years. He is survived by his wife, the former Ada Goldsmith, a son, Richard, and a granddaughter, all of this village. | Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at the Fortune Funeral Chapel for Charles Levene, who died at his home, 5 Algonquin Ave., yesterday. Rabbi Alfred H. Rahn officiated. Burial was in [[Pine Ridge Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery.]] Mr. Levene, an electrical contractor in Saranac Lake, was born in Russia on August 14, 1880. He had been a resident of this village for 32 years. He is survived by his wife, the former Ada Goldsmith, a son, Richard, and a granddaughter, all of this village. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:42, 7 March 2026
Born: August 14, 1880
Died: August 23, 1953
Married: Ada Goldsmith
Children: Richard H. Levene
Charles Levene was an electrical contractor who lived at 5 Algonquin Avenue. He was born in Russia, and lived in Saranac Lake for 32 years. He married Ada Goldsmith and they had one son, Richard.
Twenty Five Years Ago Today
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, October 1, 1952
Charles Levene, electrical contractor of this village, was nursing serious burns on his face, received when a motorboat was destroyed by fire on Upper St. Regis lake. Levene and the operator of the boat were removed from the blazing craft just in time to avoid being forced to choose between an attempt to swim to safety and more serious burns. [Originally printed October 1, 1927]
LEVENE RITES, BURIAL TODAY
Adirondack Daily Enterprise, August 24, 1953
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at the Fortune Funeral Chapel for Charles Levene, who died at his home, 5 Algonquin Ave., yesterday. Rabbi Alfred H. Rahn officiated. Burial was in Pine Ridge Cemetery. Mr. Levene, an electrical contractor in Saranac Lake, was born in Russia on August 14, 1880. He had been a resident of this village for 32 years. He is survived by his wife, the former Ada Goldsmith, a son, Richard, and a granddaughter, all of this village.