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Miller Irvin Harding
HARDING, MILLER IRVIN Conference Relations: Admitted on Trial Methodist Episcopal Erie Conference 1920; Full Member 1922; Deacon
1922, Stuntz; Elder 1924, Anderson; Retired 1953. Deceased: August 28, 1957 in Pleasantville, PA. Buried in Beechwoods Cemetery near DuBois,
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Appointments: Knox/Mount Joy/Saint Petersburg Supply 1919-1920; Knox/Mount Joy/Saint Petersburg 1920-1924; Falls Creek 1924-1926; Mount Jewett 1926-1930; Pleasantville/Enterprise 1930-1935; Warren: Epworth 1935-1944; NY: Clymer 1944-1946; Falconer: Elmwood Avenue 1946-1948; Hydetown/East Troy/White Oak 1948-1949; PA: Punxsutawney: Grace 1949-1953; Townville/Troy Center 1953-1954. The Brockway Record, Brockway, Pennsylvania, Thursday, September 5, 1957, Page:4 REV. MILLER I. HARDING A former resident of Lanes Mills, the Rev. Miller I. Harding, died Wednesday, August 23. The minister had been residing at Pleasantville, Pa., since his retirement as a minister in the Erie Conference of the Methodist Church. The deceased was born Jan. 28, 1885, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harding. The family moved to Lanes Mills where the Rev. Harding spent his youth and later was ordained into the ministry. He served a number of congregations in Western Pennsylvania during his ministry. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Kearney, two daughters: Mrs. Mary Brooks, Warren, Pa.; Mrs. Frances Miller, Garden City, Mich.; and a son, James M. Harding of Furante, Cal., and five grandchildren. He is also survived by the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Viola McCurdy, Brockway; Mrs. Blanche Burtt, Delmont, Pa.; Mrs. Emma Yount, Brockport; Fred Harding, Stockton, Cal.; Lee Harding of Ridgway; and George Harding of Lanes Mills. Friends were received at the Carlson Funeral Home until the services held in the Moorhead Methodist Church, Saturday afternoon. |
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