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Born: December 16, 1910

Died: January 6, 1986

Married: Laona Briggs

Children:

Lieutenant Carl F. Prue was a Game Protector and a Conservation Officer. In 1972 he became executive director of the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce.


Chateaugay Record and Franklin County Democrat, April 10, 1936

Carl F. Prue, of Malone, has been appointed game protector to succeed Charles J. Kirby, of Brainardsville, who recently resigned from the position after a service of twenty five years. Mr. Prue has been assistant chief of police in Malone for some time, and is well qualified for the position to which he has Just been named.


Plattsburgh Press-Republican, March 20, 1947

MALONE—Deer in the woods of this area are facing a food shortage and Carl F. Prue, assistant division inspector for the conservation department has requested all owners of private lands to aid the animals as soon as possible.


Plattsburgh Press-Republican, September 29, 1956

The Franklin County 4-H Club will put on a gun safety program tonight at 6 on Channel 5's "Neighborhood Lane."

Lt. Carl F. Prue, Assistant District Game Protector from Malone and Bob Jarvis, Game Protector from Plattsburgh, will demonstrate some of the 10 commandments of gun safety, some of the hunting' laws, the game season, dates, and the young hunters' training program.


Adirondack Daily Enterprise, July 12, 1963

CAMP OVERLOOK OPENS SUNDAY

A program of fun, recreation and learning will be underway at 4-H Camp Overlook at Mountain View, where 177 4-H members from Franklin and Clinton Counties will attend camp beginning Sunday July 14 for a two-week camping period, according to Clyde J. Shank, camp director…

… Lt. Carl F. Prue, assistant district game protector, will demonstrate shotgun shooting on Wednesday, July 24…

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