Allegany County MD Archives Obituaries.....Sister Frances DeSales McDADE, 1994
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"Youngstown Vindicator" Youngstown, Ohio, Tue 6 Sep 1994: 
"Sister Frances DeSales McDade, 78-Was teacher, principal in area; had 
served at hospital in Akron-Services will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the 
Ursuline Motherhouse, 4250 Shields Road, for Sister Frances DeSales 
McDade, 78, of the motherhouse, who died of lung disease Monday in St. 
Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center. Sister Frances was born Aug. 18, 1916 
in Westernport, Md., a daughter of Charles E. and Clara C. Collins McDade, 
and was a member of the Ursuline community for 58 years. She entered the 
convent in 1936 and professed final vows in 1941. She retired in May of 
this year after teaching for 56 years. She graduated from Catholic Girls' 
Central High School in Cumberland, Md., and received a bachelor's degree 
from Ursuline College in Louisville, Ky., and a Master's from Western 
Reserve University in Cleveland. Sister Frances taught at Immaculate 
Conception School, Ursuline High School and Cardinal Mooney High School 
in Youngstown, St. Rose in Girard, Holy Family in Poland and St. Nicholas 
in Struthers. She was principal at Sacred Heart and St. Columba in 
Youngstown, St. Joseph in Austintown, St. Joan of Arc in Canton, and St. 
John the Baptist, in Campbell. She served at St. Thomas Hospital in Akron 
in 1974-1976 and was director of the Altar Bread Department at the 
motherhouse in 1988-94. There are no immediate relatives. A sister, Mrs. 
Mary Byrnes, and four brothers, DeSales, Michael, Joseph E. and Charles 
A. McDade, are deceased. Friends may call from 3 p.m. Wednesday at the 
motherhouse. Material tributes should take the form of contributions to 
the retirement or ministry funds of the Ursuline Sisters. Arrangemenst 
are by the McVean & Hughes Funeral Home."



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