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Kamerer, Anna |
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Kamerer, Mrs. Caroline
Reep |
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Kamerer, Mrs Charles
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Kamerer, Daniel |
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Kane, Mrs. Sarah Jane |
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Keller, Mrs.
Esther |
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Kepple, Phoebe |
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Kepple, Sadie
Bowser |
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King, Anna M. |
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King, Anna Templeton |
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King, Elizabeth |
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King, Dr. J. H. |
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King, J. O. |
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King, Mrs. Margaret
Jane |
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King, Mary Emma |
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King, Mrs. M. J. Campbell |
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King, S. S. |
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Knight, Dr.
G. A. |
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Kuhnert, Aline |
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Legarsky, Esther "Red" |
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Linaberger,
Mrs. J. F. |
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Lindermuth,
Mary Katherine |
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Lucas, Edith Clara
Margaret Doverspike |
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McClay, Margaret |
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McCully, Estella McKee |
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McElhaney, Mrs Amiah
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McElroy, Mrs Mary E |
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McHaddon, William H
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McIntire, Thomas Jack
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McKernan, Thomas Andrew |
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McLaughlin, Michael |
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Mellish, Mrs. Joseph |
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Meredith, Mrs. James |
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Meyers, Fred |
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Meyers, James Albert |
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Miller, Charlotte J. |
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Miller, Gearhart |
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Miller,
Gertrude |
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Moody, John P. |
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Moore, Alex R. |
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Moore, Alfred L. |
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Moore, Anna May
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Moore, Archie |
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Moore, Betty J. |
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Moore, Bonnie L. |
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Moore, Charles |
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Moore, Charles |
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Moore, Charles D. |
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Moore, Charles M. |
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Moore, Charles W. |
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Moore, Chester C. |
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Moore, Clair Richard |
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Moore, Dale E. |
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Moore, Eugene F. |
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Moore, Glaphy J. |
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Moore, Grace Y.
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Moore, Hannah M. |
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Moore, Harmer D. |
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Moore, Harold L.
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Moore, John L.
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Moore, John W. Jr.
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Moore, Kenneth John |
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Moore, Kenneth W.
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Moore, Lawrence E. |
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Moore, Leo E. |
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Moore, LeRoy B. |
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Moore, Lewis Richard |
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Moore, Linus W. |
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Moore, Lylian M. |
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Moore, Madeleine M. |
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Moore, Melvin R. |
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Moore, Monica F. |
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Moore, Murray |
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Moore, Myrtle S. |
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Moore, O. Clyde |
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Moore, Olive M. |
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Moore, Oliver A. |
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Moore, Patricia
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Moore, Phyllis M. |
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Moore, Ralph W. |
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Moore, Raymond E. |
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Moore, Raymond Ellsworth |
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Moore, Ross S. |
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Moore, Rowland |
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Moore, Salem E. "Eddie" |
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Moore, Shellie L. |
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Moore, Susie
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Moore, Thomas J. Sr. |
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Moore, Timothy A. |
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Moore, Vernie |
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Moore, Walter L |
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Moore, Wayne M. |
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Morgan, Mrs.
Mary |
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Morgan, Robert J. |
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Morris, W. H. |
Musser, Orpha E. (nee
Doverspike) |
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Myers, Ada Ann |
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Myers, D. I. |
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Myers, Hannah Kamerer |
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Myers, Henry F. |
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Myers, John G. |
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Myers, Margaret |
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Myers, Michael |
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Nichol, Herbert J. |
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Nicholson, Harry J. |
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Olcus, Peter J. |
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Olinger, E. Ray |
Kamerer, Anna (Grandmother)
Handwritten notation at top of obit Nov 18, 1904
Recent Deaths
Mrs Anna Kamerer
Grandmother Kamerer,
who was generally supposed to be the oldest woman in
Fairview twp, died at the home of her son, S. H. Kamerer
who resides on the homestead about two miles from Chicora,
last Friday evening. She was born February 12, 1812.
Her name before her marriage was Daubenspeck. In 1833
she was wedded to David Kamerer who died in 1896 at
the age of eighty-five. The aged couple enjoyed life
together for 63 years.
At the age of 20 she united
with the Reformed church and later joined the Luthern
church, being always an active member.
During the
seventy-three years she was connected with church work,
her home provided entertainment for many ministers Grandmother
Kamerer was the mother of 13 children, 8 of whom survive
her, grand-mother to 75, great-grandmother to 91, and
great-great-grandmother to 4.
Funeral services were
held at the home of her son Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. McSherry, pastor of Mt. Pleasant English Luthern
Church, assisted by Rev. Frontz of Chicora, and Rev.
Nicholas of Butler, officiating. Interment was made
in the old Reformed cemetery nearby.
The funeral
was one of the largest ever held in Fairview township.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Kamerer, Mrs. Caroline Reep
Mrs. Caroline
REEP KAMERER, aged 85, died Monday, at Kaylor. She retired
in usual health and the next morning was found dead
in bed.
Her husband and the following children survive:
Daniel KAMERER, Mrs. Lillie STEELE, Chicora; and Mrs.
Edward SIMPSON, Seminole, Okla.
*There is no date
anywhere on the obit.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 15 Mar 2003
Kamerer,
Mrs. Caroline Reed
Suddenly Expires.
Mrs. Caroline REED
KAMERER, 85, died today at her home in Kaylor. She
had been in usual health, but after arising today,
she complained of feeling ill, and she died within a
few minutes after returning to bed. She is survived
by her husband, Daniel KAMERER, two daughters, Mrs.
Lillie STEEL of Chicora and Mrs. Edward SIMPSON of
Seminole, Okla.; six grand children and eleven great
grandchildren; two brothers, Martin REED of Los
Angeles and Edward Reed of Clarksburg, W. Va.
*It does appear there was
more to this obit but it has been lost.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 27 Mar 2003
Kamerer, Mrs Charles B
MRS. MARTHA
JANE KAMERER, wife of Charles B. KAMERER, of Chicora,
RD 1 , died Friday night, August 26, 1938 at 9:15 o'clock
in the Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, following an operation.
She was born January 30, 1873.
Besides her husband
she is survived by the following daughters, Mrs. Ralph
ELLENBERGER, Chicora RD 1, Mrs. John SIPES, Brackenridge;
Mrs. Wilbur WEIGAND, Gibsonia, PA.; Mrs. Kenneth RENNICK,
Butler; the following sons, Guy, New Castle; Ernest,
Akron, O.; Curtis, Kaylor; Chicora; one sister and four
brothers, Mrs. James C. FOSTER, Kittanning; Benjamin
L MCGARVEY and Charles A. MCGARVEY, both of North Baltimore,
Ohio; William J MCGARVEY OF Findlay, O., and Dr. S.
C. MCGARVEY of Bridgeville, PA.
Funeral services
were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock (EST) at the
residence. Burial was made in Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 13 Feb 2003
Kamerer, Daniel
DANIEL KAMERER, life-long
resident of Brady's Bend township, died at his home
early this morning at the aged of 86. He had been partially
paralyzed for several years.
Engaged in farming,
KAMERER was well-known in the Bradys Bend township district.
His wife preceded him in death about a year ago.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. A. J. STEELE,
Sugarcreek township, Mrs. Bessie SIMPSON, wife of Edward
SIMPSON, Brady's Bend township, four grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangement have
not been completed.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 13 Feb 2003
Kane, Mrs. Sarah Jane
MRS. SARAH JANE KANE, 73, of Sugarcreek township, was
found dead in bed Thursday, December 12, 1940 at 7 p.m.,
by some friends who had gone to visit her.
She is
survived by one son, Fred KANE of Ridgway, and three
sisters: Mrs. J. C. GRANT, Taft, California; Mrs. Lucy
SEIDLER, Kentucky; and Mrs. Groves LAUMER, Easton.
Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
(Leechburg
paper please copy).
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 06 Mar 2003
Keller, Mrs. Esther
(Harmon)
Mrs. Esther (HARMON)
KELLER, 41, wife of Samuel E. KELLER, died at 5:50
o'clock this morning, February 3, 1947, in her home
at Buffalo Valley (Worthington RD 1).
Mrs. KELLER was a member
of the Worthington United Presbyterian church.
In addition to her
husband, she leaves three sons: Homer, Earl, and
Keith, all at home; her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. A.
HARMON of Butler; and three brothers, David L.
HARMON of Warren, Ohio, and J. Walter and Merle S.
HARMON, both of Butler.
Friends will be received
in the Walker funeral home, Worthington, from 7
until 9 o'clock on Monday and Tuesday nights and
from 2 until 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services will be
conducted by her pastor, Rev. Charles F. McCormick,
at 2:30 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon in the
funeral home.
Burial will be made in
the cemetery of St. Paul's Reformed church,
Sugarcreek township.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 18 Mar 2003
Kepple, Phoebe
Mrs. Phoebe
Kepple, aged 78 years, wife for Frank Kepple, died at
her home in Sugar Creek township on Wednesday evening,
May 13, 1936. Besides her husband she is survived
by one son, Edmond at home; five grandchildren and two
great grandchildren; also one brother, Gabe Yockey,
of Sugar Creek Township.
The funeral cortege will
leave the home on Saturday at 1:30 o'clock Eastern Standard
Time, and services will be held in St. Paul's Reformed
church at 2 o'clock, in charge of Rev. R. D. Althouse.
Burial will be made in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Kepple, Mrs. Sadie Bowser
Mrs. Sadie BOWSER KEPPLE
died in her home in East Brady RD 1, on Tuesday
evening, May 7, 1946, at 6:15 o'clock. She was aged
63 years.
Mrs. KEPPLE is survived
by a daughter; Miss Helen KEPPLE of Parkers Landing;
four sons, Stanley KEPPLE of Emlenton; Chauncey and
Frank KEPPLE of East Brady RD 1, and Fred Kepple of
Angola, Ind.; her mother, Mrs. Lourenna BOWSER,
Kittanning RD 4; two sisters, Mrs. Jacob BOWSER and
Mrs. Edward MCKELVEY, both of Kittanning Rd 4, and a
brother, Merle BOWSER, Kittanning RD 4.
Friends are being
received in the late home. Funeral services will be
held on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in St.
Paul's Reformed church in Sugarcreek township, with
the pastor, Rev. I. K. Dietsche, in charge. Burial
will be made in the church cemetery.
The Snyder funeral home
in Cowansville is in charge of arrangements.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 18 Mar 2003
King, Anna M.
ANNA M.
KING passed away at her home, Sugar Creek township,
Friday evening, March 23, 1934, at 6:30 o'clock. She
was aged 57 years.
Surviving are her husband, William
KING; two sisters, Mrs. Charles ZELLEFROW, of Cowansville
and Mrs. J. P. BERNARD of East Brady; four brothers,
Edward TEMPLETON of Oklahoma, J. C. TEMPLETON of West
Virginia, James TEMPLETON of Ohio, and Frank TEMPLETON
of New Mexico.
Funeral services were held this Monday
afternoon in St. Paul's Reformed church
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 06 Mar 2003
King, Anna Templeton
Mrs. Anna TEMPLETON
KING, 57, passed away at her home in Sugar Creek township
Friday evening, March 23, 1934, after a long illness
covering several weeks. She is survived by her husband,
William KING, four sons, Ed of Oklahoma, J. C. of West
Virginia, James of Ohio and Frank of New Mexico; also
two sisters, Mrs. Charles ZELLEFROW of Cowansville and
Mrs. J. T. BERNARD of East Brady.
Funeral arrangements
are not yet complete.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 13 Mar 2003
King, Elizabeth
Mrs.
Elizabeth King, widow of the late J. O. King of Sugarcreek
township, died at the Punxsutawney hospital Monday evening
June 27th following an operation.
The body was brought
to the late home at Frogtown Tuesday, where funeral
services were held this afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Daubenspeck.
Mrs. King is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Blaine Morgan, Sugarcreek township; Mrs. Harry
Vensel, Creekside; Mrs. Harry Lynch, East Butler; Mrs.
Iva McKinley, Punxsutawney; and one son, Perry King,
of Sugarcreek township.
*Mrs. Hattie Hepler had made
a notation on the obit that Elizabeth was age 66, and
the year was 1927.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
King, Dr.
J. H.
Dr. J. H. KING, a well
known physician, died at his home in Worthington
Friday afternoon, June 26, 1936, after several
months' illness.
He was born at Brick
Church in Armstrong county and was aged 75 years, 6
months, and 26 days. He was the last survivor of his
family.
He is survived by his
wife, Ollie CRAWSHAW KING, who he married May 25,
1892. Dr. KING came to Worthington after graduating
from the W. U. P. in the Medical department, and has
practiced there since that time.
He was a life long member
of the Lutheran church and was also a member of the
Kittanning Lodge No. 244 F. A. M. and the
Craigsville I. O. O. F.
Funeral services will be
held at the Worthington Lutheran church Monday
afternoon, June 29, at 2 pm, EST, with Rev. Barnett
officiating. Interment will be made in the adjoining
cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 27 Mar 2003
King, J. O.
J. O. King,
of Sugarcreek township, Armstrong county, died at the
Butler hospital December 6th(*1921).
The body was
brought to his home and funeral services were held on
Friday, Dec. 9th at the Lutheran church. The services
were conducted by Rev. A. J. Miller of the Reformed
church, assisted by Rev. Ira Freeman, of the Baptist
church of East Brady. He leaves his widow, four
daughters, Mrs. S. B. Morgan, Bradys Bend; Mrs. Harry
Vensel, Creekside, Ind.; Mrs. Harry Lynch, East Butler,
and Miss Iva, at home; and one son, Perry King, of East
Brady, also four brothers and one sister. Henry King,
of East Brady is a brother of the deceased.
*Hattie
Campbell Hepler had made a notation that Mr. King died
in 1921.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
King, Mrs. Margaret Jane
Mrs. Margaret Jane KING died Monday morning,
February 28th, 1938 at 6:30 o'clock at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry LANTERMAN, of Kaylor, Pa.,
following a short illness.
She was born in Brady's
Bend township October 28th, 1863. She was aged 75
years and 4 months.
She was married to John
KING who preceded her in death several years ago.
Mrs. KING spent her entire
life in Brady's Bend township and was a member of
the Lutheran church.
Surviving her are a
daughter, Mrs. Henry LANTERMAN, of Kaylor; five
brothers, Daniel, Henry, Martin, James of Karns
City, RD and George, of Petrolia; and two sisters,
Elizabeth and Emma KAYLOR of Karns City, R.D.
Funeral services will be
held in the LANTERMAN home in Kaylor Thursday, March
3, at 2 pm in charge of Rev. Brecht of Chicora.
Interment will follow in White Oak cemetery,
Keppel's Corners-Kittanning road.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 27 Mar 2003
King, Mary Emma
Following
is a clipping of a birthday dinner and then the obit
of Mary Emma King. Handwritten on the birthday
announcement is 1943.
Chicora woman is 85 years
old.
Mrs. Emma King of Chicora RD 1 was 85 years
old September 10. A family dinner was held on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffiths of East
Brady RD 1 to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Emma King,
Mrs. Joseph Griffiths, and Mrs. Nate Thompson.
Guests
were Mrs. Emma King, Mr and Mrs Raymond McElroy and
Dickie, Mr and Mrs Donald Griffiths, Mrs Ralph Killian
and Gary, and Beryl Deemer.
Mrs King has five children,
24 grandchildren, and 16 great-grandchildren.
Obit for Mary Emma King
Mrs. Mary Emma King died
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. E.L. Thompson, Chicora
RD 1 on Wednesday afternoon, September 19, 1945, at
12:50 o'clock.
Mrs. King was aged 87 years and nine
days, having been born on September 10, 1858, a daughter
of Michael and Mary (Kamerer) Myers. She was a charter
member of Mount Pleasant Luthern church, which was organized
in 1883.
Surviving are the following children, W.
Day King, Allegheny; A. Sipes, Conneautville, PA.; Mrs
Ida Griffiths, East Brady RD 1 and Mrs E. L. Thompson,
Chicora RD 1. Also surviving are a brother, John Myers,
Akron Ohio; four sisters, Mrs Lovina Campbell, Worthington
RD1, Mrs J.M. Ward, Akron, Ohio; Mrs Van Wolfe, Chicora,
RD1, and Mrs R.M. Thompson, Cuyahoga Fall, Ohio; 23
grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
Friends
will be received in the home of her daugher, Mrs E.L.
Thompson, Chicora, RD 1 until 12:30 o'clock on Saturday
when the body will be removed to Mount Pleasant Luthern
Church.
Friends may pay their respects until 12:30
o'clock when services will be conducted by Rev. J. Paul
Mueller, the church pastor. Burial will be made in the
church cemetery.
The Stewart funeral home in East
Brady is in charge of arrangements.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Shirley McMunn
01 Jan 2000
King, Mrs. M. J. Campbell
Mrs. M. J.
Campbell King died at her home in Sugar Creek township
Wednesday morning at 4:15 after a lingering illness.
She was the widow of the late Harvey King and is survived
by the following sons and daughers, Ross, at home;
James, of Port Clinton, O.; Wilbert, of Bellevue, O.;
Mrs. Arthur McElroy, of Karns City; Mrs. Gertrude Lynch,
Queenstown and Mrs. Harvey Thompson, of Rimersburg.
One sister, Mrs. J. R. Barnhart, of Worthington, and
one brother, Levi Campbell, of Sugar Creek township
with 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services
will be held from the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in St. Paul's Reformed church cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 05 Jan 2000
King, S. S.
Short obit
in scrapbook of my grandmother Hattie Blanche Campbell.
Handwritten notation of obit says 1918.
S. S. King
died of paralysis at his home in Chicora Tuesday, October
15. He was in his 65th year. M. M. King, of Morton avenue,
this city, is a brother of the deceased.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Shirley McMunn
01 Jan 2000
Knight, Dr. G. A.
Funeral Sunday
Funeral services for Dr.
G. A. KNIGHT, who died in Bradenton, Fla., on
Monday, November 4, 1935 will be held at his late
home in Kaylor at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
November 10. Burial will be made in the Brady's Bend
cemetery.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Shirley McMunn
27 Mar 2003
Kuhnert, Aline
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Legarsky, Esther "Red"
Oklahoma Borough
Esther “Red” Legarsky, 81, of Oklahoma Borough,
died Friday, Nov 25, 2005 in Alle-Kiski Medical Center,
Natrona Heights, Harrison.
She was born Feb 27,
1924 in North Apollo to the late Edward Earl and Edna
Hazel (Moore) Claypool and lived in the Paulton section
of Washington Township until moving to Oklahoma Borough
in 1979.
Mrs. Legarsky was a housekeeper for Miner’s
Clinic, North Apollo, before retiring in 1979, and a
member of St. James Roman Catholic Church, Apollo.
Also predeceased by her husband, Andrew J. Legarsky,
who died May 1, 2001; brothers Edward, Melvin, Theodore
and Earl Claypool; sisters Mary Isabel Thornsberry and
Thelma Carney.
Surviving are sons Edward A. (Ruth)
Lagarsky, of Catawissa, and David A. (Lorraine) Legarsky,
of Kepple Hill section of Parks; brothers Richard (Elaine)
Claypool, of Florida, and Leonard (Rita) Claypool, of
Colorado Springs, Colo.; five granddaughters, and six
great-grandchildren.
Visitation from 2 to 4 and
6 to 8 p.m. Sunday in Curran-Shaffer Funeral Home and
Crematory Inc., 100 Owens View Ave., Apollo. Services
at noon Monday in St. James Roman Catholic Church with
the Revs. John T. Sweeney and Leo Rothrauff officiating.
Burial in Riverview Cemetery, Apollo. The requests memorials
to the American Diabetes Association, Pittsburgh Office,
300 Penn Center Blvd. Suite 602, Pittsburgh, Pa 15235.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Linaberger, Mrs. J. F.
Mrs. Anna Laura
LINABERGER, wife of J. F. LINABERGER, died Sunday
morning, Feb. 23, 1947, at 10:27 o'clock in
Armstrong County hospital, following a long-time
illness.
Mrs. LINABERGER was aged
61 years, seven months, and 12 days, having been
born July 11, 1885, in Sugarcreek township, a
daughter of the late Adam Boltz and Margaret
(HEIDRICK) Boltz. Her entire life time was spent in
the Sugarcreek neighborhood. She was a member of St.
Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church.
In addition to her
husband, Mrs. LINABERGER is survived by a son,
Arthur LINABERGER, and two granddaughters, Ermina
Ann and Margaret Louise LINABERGER, all at home; her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Boltz, Karns City RD 2; three
brothers, Henry A. BOLTZ, East Brady RD 1; Evan
BOLTZ, Wilkinsburg and William BOLTZ, Millvale.
Funeral services, in
charge of Rev. Harvey Goodling of Butler, will be
held at St. Paul's Reformed church Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be made in
the church cemetery.
The Stewart funeral home,
East Brady, is in charge of arrangements.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Shirley McMunn
19 Mar 2003
Lindermuth, Mary Katherine
Mary Katherine
LINDERMUTH, aged 62 years, seven months and seven
days, died at her residence in Sugarcreek Township,
Tuesday morning, May 22, 1934, at 1:30 o'clock.
She is survived by her
husband, Miles B. LINDERMUTH; two daughters, Bertha
STAHL of Westmoreland county and Mrs. Verne ROSS of
New Kensington; three sons, Reed, A. of New
Kensington; Clyde W., of Brookville, and Ralph C.,
or Sugarcreek township. Ten grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services will be
conducted from the residence Thursday morning at 9
o'clock, EST. Interment will be in the Temple
cemetery at Hazen.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Shirley McMunn
20 Mar 2003
Lucas, Edith Clara Margaret Doverspike
17-Leader-Times
Kittanning, Pa.
Friday, June 11, 1965
Death Record
Edith (Clara Margaret) Lucas
Edith (Clara Margaret) Lucas, 82, of Kittanning
RD 4, died 11 a.m. Thursday (June 10, 1965) in
Armsdale Home, Kittanning RD 6, where she had been a
patient for the past month.
Mrs. Lucas was a
daughter of Anthony and Henrietta (Bowers)
Doverspike, born Feb. 18, 1883 at Eddyville. She
lived most of her life here and was a member of St.
John’s Lutheran Church, Kittanning.
Surviving are
her husband, Jacob C. Lucas of Kittanning RD 4; one
daughter, Mrs. Donald (Orpha Marie) Queer of Akron,
Ohio; two sons, Jacob C. Lucas Jr. of Warren, Ohio
and John E. Lucas of Kittanning RD 4; eight
grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A son,
Melvin C. Rumbaugh, preceded her in death.
LUCAS – Friends of Edith (Clara Margaret) Lucas of
Kittanning RD 4, who died Thursday (June 10. 1965),
will be received after 7 tonight at Amberson C.
Bauer Funeral Home, Klttaiming, where services will
be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Dr. Robert H. Thurau,
pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Kittanning
will officiate. Burial will be in Eddyville
Cemetery. Family visitation hours are from 2 to 4
and 7 to 9 p. m. Arrangements by Bauer.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Patrick J. Henry 20 Nov 2013
McClay, Margaret
Margaret
MCCLAY, aged 88 years, died at the home of John P. SHEARER
of Kaylor, Monday at 1 o'clock. She was born and lived
all her life in Armstrong county.
Deceased is survived
by a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral cortege
will leave the SHEARER home Wednesday at 2 o'clock and
services will be held in the Cowansville Presbyterian
church at 3 o'clock. Burial will be made in the Cowansville
United Presbyterian cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 12 Mar 2003
McCully, Estella McKee
Hold Services
for Aged Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Estella
McKee McCully, aged 79 years, who was burned to death
at her home here Monday morning, Feb. 6, were held from
the United Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 8 at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. SHAUB, pastor, officiating.
He was assisted by Rev. Parker SMITH, former pastor
of the church.
Many beautiful floral emblems gave
evidence of the high esteem in which Mrs. MCCULLY was
held in this vicinity.
Pallbearers were James MILLER,
Harry RUTH, Thomas MCKEE, Mr. FOSTER, Mr. FISHER and
Mr. PATTON of Oakmont.
Relatives from Verona, East
Brady, Butler and Oakmont attended the funeral.
The
Frank WALKER funeral home was in charge of all arrangements.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 13 Feb 2003
McElhaney, Mrs Amiah T
Mrs. Amiah
T. MCELHANEY
Mrs. Ida McElhaney, wife of Amiah T.
MCELHANEY, died at her home in Sugarcreek township Wednesday,
January 29, 1941 at 7 PM, at the age of 52.
Besides
her husband, she is survived by two daughters; Mrs.
Lester GRIFFITHS, East Brady RD 1 and Mrs. Wilbur RUMBAUGH,
Kaylor; two sons, Walter MCELAHANEY, East Brady and
Thomas, at home; eight grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
Hadley WILES and Mrs. Webster SHULTZ, East Brady RD
1; and two brothers, Hugh MCINTYRE, East Brady and Martin
MCINTYRE, Kaylor.
Funeral services will be held in
St. Paul's Reformed church, Sugarcreek township, Sunday,
February 2, a 2 PM, in charge of the pastor, Rev. J.
M. WHITMER.
Interment will follow in the adjoining
cemetery.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 13 Feb 2003
McElroy, Mrs Mary E
Mrs. Mary E MCELROY,
aged 80 years, died Friday, May 12, 1939, at 8 AM at
the family residence in Sugar Creek township.
Surviving
are two sons J. A. and Lee MCELROY of Sugar Creek, and
five grandsons.
Funeral services will be held at
St. Patrick' church, Sugar Creek, Monday, May 15, at
9:30 AM.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 12 Feb 2003
McHaddon, William H
William H. McHaddon
William H. McHaddon, aged
72, a well known Worthington merchant, died suddenly
at his home April 14. He had apparently recovered from
a heavy cold and had been in his store as usual Tuesday.
At midnight he complained of pains in his heart and
a physician was summoned. Despite all efforts he passed
away. Mr. McHADDON was born at Ligonier. At the age
of four years he went with his parents to Armstrong
county, where he spent the remainder of his life. For
a number of years he was engaged in the mercantile business
at McHaddon, near Slate Lick. In 1906 he moved to Worthington,
where he continued in business. He is survived by his
widow and one daughter, Mrs. Harry D. COLWELL, of Elmira,
N. Y.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 04 Mar 2003
McIntire, Thomas Jack
Submitted
by Daniel
Moore 17 Mar 2011
McKernan, Thomas Andrew
The Death
Record - (probably from the Leader-Times, Kittanning,
PA, he died May 9, 1951)
Ford City,
May 9- Thomas Andrew McKernan, a former resident
of this place, died at 1:30 A.M., May 9, 1951 in
the home of his son, James A. McKernan of Brookville.
He had been ill for the past three years.
Mr.
McKernan was born March 14, 1869, in Eagle Rock,
a son of the late Bernard and Anna (Masterson) McKernan.
For
more than 40 years he was in the employ of the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass company. He had been retired for 20
years. He was a member of the St. Mary's Catholic
Church of this place.
Surviving are the
following children Mrs. Anna Englert, Manorville;
Mrs. P.H. Sullivan and James A. McKernan of Brookville
and John F. McKernan, South McGrann. Also surviving
are 19 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Friends
are being received in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Anna Englert, of Manorville.
Funeral
services will be held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning
in St. Mary's Catholic church, with Rev. Herman
Wilhelm in charge. Burial will be made in St. Mary's
cemetery.
The Welch funeral home is in
charge of arrangements.
Transcribed & Submitted
by Theresa Davids
24 Mar 2011
McLaughlin, Michael
Indiana Weekly
Messenger, Indiana, Pennsylvania 28
April 1915
Michael McLaughlin,
aged 79 years, died in his home, in Parker, Wednesday
morning, April 14, at 11:50 o'clock from organic poisoning,
following an illness of about a week. the deceased
was born in Brushvalley township, this county, and was
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin. He was
married Nover 10, 1866, to Miss Amanda Jane Amsbaugh.
He was a veteran of the Civil war, having served three
years as a member of Company H, 41st P. V. He
was held in high esteem, enjoying the confidence and
respect of a large circle of friends. His wife,
one son - Harry E., of Coraopolis - and four grandchildren
survive. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon
with interment at Parker
Submitted
by Raona Amsbaugh
Mellish, Mrs. Joseph
Mrs. Annie
MELLISH, aged 65 years, died at her home in
Sugarcreek township (East Brady RD 1) at 4:20
o'clock Sunday morning, March 14, 1943, after a
lingering illness.
She was a member of St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church of Sugarcreek
township.
She leaves her husband,
Joseph MELLISH; a daughter, Mrs. Maxine ZEDRICK,
Slippery Rock RD 5; twelve sons, L. E., East Brady
RD 1; Rudolph, Sarver: Albert, Sarver; John, Herman;
Robert, Walnut Ridge, Ark.; Anthony, Long Beach,
Cal.; Charles, Youngstown, O.; Alvin, William, Paul
and Edward, at home; and Frank MELLISH of Camp
Pickett, Va.; two brothers, John POSSAGE,
Washington; and Anthony POSSAGE, Libson, O.; a
sister, Mrs. John LEESON, Youngstown, O.; and 19
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be
held from St. Patrick's R. C. church in Sugarcreek
township at 10:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, with
Rev. Father Patrick Kiernan, pastor of the church,
officiating.
Burial will be made in the
church cemetery.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 18 Mar 2003
Meredith, Mrs. James
MRS. JAMES MEREDITH, East Brady resident, dies at
age 90
Mary B. MEREDITH, 90, of
East Brady, died unexpectedly at 4 am today at
Clarion Hospital of natural causes.
She was a member of the
Chicora Area Lutheran Church and the Chicora Senior
Center.
Born Feb. 3, 1900, in
Desire, Jefferson County, she was the daughter of
William and Jean CRAWFORD MACKEY.
Surviving are two sons,
James of Washburn, Tenn., and Donovavn of Geneva,
Ohio; a sister, Margaret DUNMYRE of East Brady;
seven grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and a
number of nieces and nephews.
Her husband, James B.,
died Nov. 27, 1969. She was also preceded in death
by three brothers.
MEREDITH - Friends of Mrs.
James B. (Mary B.) MEREDITH, who died Apr. 2, 1990,
will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Wednesday
at the Thomas M. Steighner Funeral Home, Chicora.
Funeral services will be held 11 am Thursday from
the Chicora Area Lutheran Church (Mount Pleasant
Building) with Rev. James A. Higgins, pastor,
officiating. Burial in Mount Pleasant Lutheran
Cemetery. Arrangements by Steighner.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 28 Mar 2003
Meyers, Fred
Fred Meyers,
aged 81, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. L. G.
Fennell, in East Butler, October 17 (1937). He had resided
in Chicora the greater part of his life. Surviving
are three daughters, Mrs. W. E. Eves of Trafford City,
Mrs.
Harry Knauwf of Grove City, Mrs. L. G. Fennell,
at whose home he died; a brother, John Meyers of Wadsworth,
O., and five sisters, Mrs. Lee Campbell of East Brady
R. D., Mrs. S. S. King and Mrs. V. L. Wolfe of Chicora
R. D. and Mrs. Milton Thompson and Mrs. J. M. Ward of
Akron, and 23 grandchildren.
He was a member of the
Mt. Pleasant English Lutheran church and the I.O.O.F.
Lodge 947 of Chicora. Funeral services were held
from the Mt. Pleasant English Lutheran church Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. W. H. Margurger, pastor.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Meyers, James Albert
James Albert
MEYERS, aged 78 years, died at his home in Sugar Creek
township Wednesday at 11:30 am.
Mr. MEYERS is survived
by his widow, Ida Mae MEYERS, six daughters, Mrs. Laura
ZEIGLER, Sewickley; Mrs. Irene HECKLER, North Side,
Pittsburgh; Mrs. Gertrude CRICKART, West View, Pittsburgh;
Mrs. Sara JOHNS, Queenstown; Mrs. Hazel SCHULTZ, East
Brady, RD 1; Mrs. Annie KING, East Brady; Three sons,
James M., of Ambridge; John C., of Leesdale, and Harry
F. at home; also the following brothers and sisters,
John C. MEYERS and William MEYERS of East Brady, Mrs.
Sara MITCHELL, Pittsburgh, Mrs. John SIMMONS, of Carnegie;
Mrs. Jennie HOOVER, Alliance, O., and Mrs. William HICKS,
East Brady.
Funeral services will be held at the
late home Friday at 2 o'clock. Burial will be made in
St. Paul's Reformed cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 12 Mar 2003
Miller, Charlotte J.
The Valley Daily News,
Thursday, July 8, 1965 - Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Charlotte
J. Miller, 80 of 315 S. 3rd St., Apollo, died in Allegheny
Valley Hospital, Natrona Heights, at 11:20 p.m. yesterday
(July 7, 1965).
She was the widow of Alvie E. Miller.
Born on March 23, 1885, in Armstrong County, she was
a daughter of Samuel E. and Bella Jane Gibson Hilty.
Mrs. Miller lived in the area most of her life and at
her late residence the last four years.
She was a
member of Westminister Presbyterian Church, Apollo.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. Verda M. Smith, Apollo.
Friends will be received in the N. Lee Roy King Funeral
Home, 310 S. 2nd St., Apollo, from 7 to 9 p.m. today;
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow and from 9 a.m. until
the service at 10 a.m. on Saturday (July 10, 1965),
with the Rev. Warren K. Martin, her pastor, in charge.
Burial will follow in Apollo Cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Denise Murphy 19 Jan 2002
Miller, Gearhart
Gearhart Miller
Passes Away
Ford City. March 29. -- Gearhart
Miller, one of the oldest glass workers of this
place, died this Wednesday morning, March 29, 1916,
at six o'clock at his home, 602 Fifth avenue, after
a brief illness of pneumonia.
The deceased who
was aged 71 years was a native of Germany and came
to this country in 1888, settling in Ford City.
During his residence here he was a faithful employee
of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company. Mr.
Miller was a German soldier and a member of the
Seventh Ulan Regiment. He has also been a
member of the Knights of St. George.
He is survived
by the following children: Mrs. Joseph Maus,
Mrs. Mary Tenn, Mrs. Jennie Lutterbach, Mrs. Margaret
Shaffer, Mrs. Unda Laville, and Jacob Miller, all
of Ford City, and Peter J. Miller of James City,
Pa. One brother, Leonard Miller, of Indianapolis,
Ind., survive.
The funeral will be held from
St. Mary's R. C. church of which he was a member.
The time to be announced later, interment in the
St. Mary's cemetery.
The Leader, March
29, 1916
Submitted by
Beverly Leonhardt
Miller, Mrs. Gertrude
Pioneer Resident
Died Today
Mrs. Gertrude Miller
Passed Away Following Extended Illness.
Ford City. July
9.-- Mrs. Gertrude Miller, one of the pioneer residents
of Ford City, passed away at her home 606 Fifth avenue
at 5:50 this morning after an illness covering a long
period of time.
She was born June
8, 1852 in German and located in Ford City September
28, 1888. She was a loyal friend and neighbor
and enjoyed the respect and friendship of a large number.
For many years she was a faithful member of St. Mary's
Roman Catholic church.
She is survived
by the following children: Mrs. Joseph Maus, Jacob
W. Miller, Mrs. William Fenn, Peter J. Miller, Mrs.
Stanley K. Schaffer, Mrs. Charles Lutterback, all of
Ford City and Mrs. Una Duff, of East End, Pittsburgh.
Twenty-three grandchildren
and 17 great grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services
will be held from St. Mary's church Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock and interment will be made in St. Mary's
cemetery.
Submitted by
Beverly Leonhardt
Moody, John P.
John P. MOODY of Kaylor,
Pa., died Saturday morning, January 9, 1937, at
12:15 o'clock, after a short illness of pneumonia.
He is survived by his
wife, Ethel, a daughter of the late Henry MYERS of
Kaylor, and two children, Kenneth and Dorothy, both
at home; one brother, Harry, of New Bethelem.
Mr. MOODY had been a
faithful employe of the Western Allegheny Railroad
for a number of years.
Funeral services will be
conducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
late residence, by Rev. Frampton, pastor of the
Kaylor Methodist Episcopal church, of which Mr.
MOODY was a faithful member. Interment will be made
in the White Church cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 27Mar 2003
Moore,
Alex R.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Alfred L.
25 Foot Fall
at Cement Plant Fatal to Worker
Injuries received
when he fell 25 feet from a loading platform, Friday,
resulted in the death yesterday morning (Jan. 15, 1956)
of Alfred L Moore, 45 of 724 11th St. Apollo.
Death
occurred at 8:30 in Allegheny Valley Hospital, where
he was admitted shortly after the accident.
Moore
was working at the North Apollo plant of Preston C.
Grimm and son loading cement block when he fell 25 ft.
through an opening in the platform.
He suffered
a skull fracture, internal injuries, compound fracture
of the left arm, cuts on the arm and brush burns about
the left leg and eye.
Mr. Moore was employed at
the Vandergrift plant of United States Steel Corp. until
1953.
He was born in Apollo on May 29 1910, a son
of the late Charles E. and Alice Stele Moore.
Surviving
are his widow, Mrs. Myrtle Moore; three daughters, Mrs.
Donald Miller, RD 2, Apollo; Mrs. Frank A, Poydence,
Plattsmouth Neb. And Miss Margaret, at home; two sisters,
Mrs. Florence Platt, Niles, Ohio and Mrs. Katherine
Herman, Warren Ohio and five brothers, Charles, Apollo;
Paul, Gary, Ind.; Linus, Buffalo N.Y.; John, RD 1, Leechburg
and Raymond, Kittanning.
Submitted by
Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Anna May
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Archie
Archie MOORE passed away
on his 89th birthday at his home in Cowansville,
Firday, February 5, 1937, at 9:30 pm.
Mr. MOORE, who had always
lived in East Franklin township, was the son of the
late John and Rachael MOORE. At the age of 12 he
united with the Franklin Union Baptist church, and
was a member of the Montgomeryville Baptist church
at the time of his death.
An April 26, 1878, he was
united in marriage to Anna Ross COWAN, who preceded
him in death 17 years ago.
Surviving him are three
daughters, Mrs. Rachael VASBINDER, Mrs Mary PENCE
and Miss Effa D. MOORE all of Cowansville; five
grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at
the late home in Cowansville on Monday afternoon,
February 8, at 2:30 o'clock.
Interment will be made in
the Montgomeryville Baptist cemetery.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 27 Mar 2003
Moore, Betty J.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Bonnie L.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Charles
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Charles
Charles Moore
Charles Edward Moore, 65 of 721 N. 11th St. Apollo
died at 2:10 p.m. yesterday in Allegheny Valley Hospital
of a lingering illness.
Mr. Moore was born in Johnstown
on March 16, 1893, a son of Charles E. and Alice Steele
Moore.
Mr. Moore had worked for the Apollo Steel
Co. until 1950.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mabel
Grimm Moore; four sons; Kenneth W. of Apollo; Charles
C. of Chicago Ill.; Leroy W. at home, and Clair R. Moore
of Natrona Heights; three daughters: Mrs. Jack (Dorothy)
Watterson of East Vandergrift; Mrs. Paul (Sarah) Ferguson
of Apollo; Mrs. Glenn (Evelyn) Artman of North Apollo.
Three sisters: Mrs. Florence Slick of Niles, Ohio;
Mrs. Catherine Hartman of Warren, Ohio, and Mrs. Edna
Claypoole of Blairsville: four brothers: Paul of Chicago,
Ill.; Linus of Buffalo, N.Y.; Raymond of Kittanning
and John Moore of Ford City and 12 grandchildren.
Friends will be received in King Bros. Funeral Home,
318 S. 2nd Street, Apollo from 7 to 10 p.m. today; from
2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. tomorrow and from 10 a.m. until
1 p.m. on Wednesday, when services will be held in the
funeral home. The Rev. William Hansky, pastor of Apollo
First Lutheran Church, will be in charge. Burial will
be in Riverview Cemetery, Apollo.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Charles D.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Charles M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Charles W.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Chester C.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Clair Richard
Clair R. Moore
Kittanning
Clair Richard "Dick" Moore,
55, of Kittanning, died yesterday morning (Sept. 19,
1989) of cancer in his home.
He was Born May 16,
1934 in Apollo.
Mr. Moore served with the Air Force
during the Korean Conflict.
He formerly worked at
Inland Steel in East Chicago, Ind.
Survivors include
his wife, Helen Jean Matthews Bellas Moore; three daughters,
Mrs. Edward (Pamela Lynn) Moore of Griffith, Ind., Mrs.
Mark (Deborah) Bruno of Hammond, Ind., and Marcia Moore
of Portage, Ind.; three stepsons, William, James, and
Henry Bellas, all of Kittanning; three stepdaughters,
Mrs. Russell (Becky) John, Mrs. Jim (Linda) Eckman and
Mrs. Kenneth (Beverly) Eckman, all of Kittanning; four
grandchildren; 24 step grandchildren; 23 step great
grandchildren; a brother, Leroy Moore of Apollo; and
three sisters, Evelyn Artman of North Apollo, Dorothy
Zinchini of Vandergrift and Sarah Ferguson of Apollo.
Mr. Moore was preceded in death by his parents,
Charles Edward and Mary Mabel Grimm Moore; and three
brothers, Kenneth, Charles, and William Moore.
Friends
may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9pm in the Kennedy
Funeral Home, 253 N. Grant Ave., Kittanning, where services
will be conducted Thursday at 11am. Officiating will
be the Rev. Larry P. Homitsky, pastor of First Methodist
Church of Kittanning. Burial will be in Davis Cemetary,
Valley Township.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Dale E.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Eugene F.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Glaphy J.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Grace Y.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Hannah M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Harmer D.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Harold L.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, John L.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, John W. Jr.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Kenneth John
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Kenneth W.
Kenneth W.
Moore, Kittanning
Kenneth W. Moore, 67, of 1052
N. Grant Ave. Kittanning, died yesterday (April 27,
1987) in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, East Franklin.
Born Jan 18, 1920 in Ford Cliff, he was a son of
the late Charles and Mable Grimm Moore. He had lived
in the Kittanning area for the past 20 years.
Mr.
Moore was an Air Force veteran of World War II and was
a retired self-employed painter.
Survivors include
his wife, Mary E. Moore; a son, Kenneth E. Moore, at
home; three daughters, Wendi S and Tiffany L. Moore,
at home; and Mrs. Robert (Dian) Boring of Kittanning;
three grandchildren; three sisters, Dorothy Zinchini
of Vandergrift, Mrs. Paul (Sarah) Ferguson of Apollo
and Mrs. Glenn (Evelyn) Artman of North Apollo; and
two brothers, Leroy and Clair Moore, both of Apollo.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Karen Joyce
in 1950, a brother, Charles in 1985; and an infant brother,
William.
Friends will be received tomorrow from
7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
in the Snyder Crissman Funeral Home, 220 S. McKean St.,
Kittanning, where services will be held Friday at 11
a.m. The Rev. Greta Cornman, pastor of God’s Doorway
to Christ, will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Union
Cemetery, Valley Township.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Lawrence E.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Leo E.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, LeRoy B.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Lewis Richard
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Linus W.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Lylian M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Madeleine M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Melvin R.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Monica F.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Murray
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Myrtle S.
Formerly of
Apollo
Myrtle S. Moore, 82 of Girard, formerly of
724 N. 11 th St. Apollo, died Saturday (Jan 14 1995)
in Pleasant Ridge Manor, Girard.
Born June 11, 1912
in Johnstown, she lived in Apollo before moving to Girard
six years ago.
She worked as a caretaker of the
elderly in their homes.
Mrs. Moore was a member
of the First Lutheran Church, Apollo.
She enjoyed
volunteer work.
Survivors include three daughters,
Margaret Gray of Girard, Mary Miller of Apollo and Alice
Poydence of Bellview, Neb.; 12 grandchildren and a sister
Dora Rager of Apollo.
Mrs. Moore was preceded in
death by her husband, Alfred L. Moore, in 1956, her
parents, Albert and Rebecca Irene Rummel; and several
brothers and sisters.
Friends will be received from
7 to 9 p.m. Monday in the Curran-Shaffer Funeral Home,
100 Owens View Drive, Apollo, where services will be
held 11 a.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Kenneth Ofslager
officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery, Apollo.
Submitted by
Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, O. Clyde
Simpson's
Leader Times
9 Aug 1962
O. Clyde Miller
O. Clyde Miller, 66, of Ford City RD 2 died at 9:50
a.m. Wednesday (August 8, 1962) at Armstrong Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. Miller was born Feb. 2 1896, in Kittanning
Twp. He was a retired crane operator for Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co., Ford City, and was a member of Crooked
Creek Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are his widow
Mary (Walker) Miller, three sons, Ralph E. serving with
the U.S. Army in Augsburg, Germany, Clair R. of Ford
City RD1, Donald C. of Fort Gordan, Ga.; six daughters,
Mrs. George (Helen) Edanger of Cadogan. Mrs. William
(Alice Jean) Patrick of Ford City RD 2. Mrs. Donald
(Carrie) Harshyne of Lucernermines, Mrs. Robert (Mary
Louise) Heilman of Ford City RD 2, Mrs. Donald (Grace)
Miller of Glen Burnie, Md., Doris Faye at home; a brother
Charles Grimm of East Chicago, Ind.; two sisters, Mrs.
Paul Moore of East Chicago, Ind., Mrs. Mabel Moore of
Apollo and 12 grandchildren.
Friends will be received
from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Welch Funeral Home, Ford
City, where service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Rev. Herbert G. Lindewurth, pastor of Christ-Emmanuel
Lutheran Parish will officiate.
Interment will take
place in Crooked Creek.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Olive M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Oliver A.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Patricia
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Phyllis M.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Ralph W.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Raymond E.
Post-Tribune
Date: 1/22/2008
RAYMOND E. MOORE Portage,
Indiana Age 78 passed away January 21, 2008 at Fountainview
Nursing Home. He served in the U.S. Army as a Military
Policeman. A member of American Legion Post 260. He
retired from Inland Steel Company with 39 years of service
in Plant Two. He was a member of Inland 25 Year Club
and USW Local 1010. A member of 1st United Methodist
Church of Portage. He was preceded in death by his parents,
Elvie and Paul Moore; sister, Mary Blackburn; brother,
Paul Moore Jr.; first wife, Lucille Moore (Rakowski).
Survivors: wife, Betty Moore; 3 stepdaughters, Pam (Jerry)
Levandowski, Marsha Moore, all of Portage, Debbie Bruno
of Crete, Illinois; 2 grandchildren, Jayme Jones of
Portage, Emily Moore of Portage; five step-grandchildren,
Brenda (B.J.) Ostermeier, David Moore, Danny Moore,
Mike Bruno and Vanessa Bruno. Friends may visit from
2 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Rendina Funeral Home, 5100
Cleveland St. Funeral service 10 a.m. Thursday from
the chapel with Rev. Debbie Rousslelle officiating.
Burial in Chapel Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the family would be appreciated.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Raymond Ellsworth
Simpson's
Leader Times
3 Dec 1973
Page 12
Raymond Ellsworth
Moore, 70, of Kittanning RD 6, died at 4:25 p.m. Sunday
at the Armstrong County Memorial Hospital.
Born
November 15, 1903, in Apollo, he was the son of Charles
Frederick and Alice Mae (Steel) Moore.
He was a
member of the First Church of the Nazarene, Kittanning,
and was retired from PPG Industries, Inc., Ford City.
A son, James L. is deceased.
Survivors include
his wife, Zelda E. (Rupert) Moore; sons, Charles C.
of North East, Salem Edward of Crestline, Ohio, Raymond
E. Jr. of Harborcreek, and David E. of Minneapolis,
Minn.; daughters, Mrs. Norman (Shirely) Varner of Kittanning
RD 6, Miss Alice Moore at home; brothers, Paul Moore
of East Chicago, Ind., John W. Moore of Bath, N.Y.;
sisters, Mrs. Edna Claypool of Blairsville, Mrs. Florence
Shirely and Mrs. Katherine Harmon, both of Niles, Ohio;
15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MOORE-Friends
of Raymond Ellsworth Moore who died Dec. 2, 1973, are
being received after 7 p.m. this evening at the Merwin-Kennedy
Funeral Home, Kittanning. Service will be 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the funeral home with his pastor the Rev.
H. Ronald Glaspy officiating. Burial will be in Lawn
Haven Burial Estates. Arrangements by Merwin-Kennedy.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Ross S.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Rowland
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Salem E. "Eddie"
From the Mansfield Ohio News Journal
Saturday, Aug 11, 2007
Salem E. 'Eddie' Moore
Mr. Moore was born in Ford City, Penn. on June 6,
1930 to the late Raymond and Zelda Rupert Moore. Eddie
was employed by PPG Industries, Inc. Works 26, Crestline
for 40 years until his retirement in 1992 and was a
veteran of the U.S. Army.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Shellie L.
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
Moore, Susie
Mrs. Susie
Moore
Mrs. Susie O. Moore, aged 82, 779 North Eleventh
Street, Apollo, died in the Armstrong County home, Kittanning,
where she had been a patient for nine months, at 3:25
Monday afternoon, March 14, 1955.
She was born on
September 21 1872, in New Alexandria, a daughter of
Abraham and Susan Smith Troup
Mrs. Moore’s husband,
Charles, died in June 1952. Her only known survivors
are several sisters in law and grandchildren.
Friends
were received at the King Funeral Home, Apollo
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Moore, Thomas J. Sr.
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Moore, Timothy A.
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Moore, Vernie
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Moore, Walter L.
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Moore, Wayne M.
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Morgan,
Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Mary MORGAN passed away
at her home in Sugar Creek township Monday morning,
February 1, 1937, at 8:30 o'clock. She was aged 94
years.
Surviving her are the following children:
Eliza MORGAN, R. J. and Frank, at home; Mrs. T. A.
MCGARVEY of Cowansville RD 1; Blaine MORGAN of East
Brady; Geo. A. MORGAN of Butler, and Joseph MORGAN
of Kittanning; eight grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren also survive.
Funeral
services will be held at the late home Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will take place
in St. Paul's Reformed cemetery.
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Shirley McMunn 21 Mar 2003
Morgan,
Robert J.
Services
Funeral services for
Robert J. MORGAN, who died in his home in Sugarcreek
township on Wednesday afternoon of last week, were
held in the late home on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The services were in
charge of Rev. Walter Kennedy, pastor of Templeton
and Goheenville Presbyterian churches. Assisting in
the service were Rev. Harold B. Taylor, pastor of
East Brady Presbyterian church and Rev. I. K.
Dietsche, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical and
Reformed church. Two humns-"It Is Well With My
Soul", and "In the Garden"-were sung
by Mrs. Grace HARMON and Mrs. Charlotte MILLIRON.
Mrs. Kenneth MCELROY was the accompanist.
Burial was made in St.
Paul's cemetery. The following nephews acted as
casket bearers; Theodore MORGAN, Melville MORGAN,
William MCGARVEY, William MORGAN, Kent GOULD, and
Joseph MORGAN.
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Shirley McMunn 21 Mar 2003
Morris, W. H.
W. H.
MORRIS
William Harvey Morris, of Rimersburg, Pa.,
a leading citizen of that town, died October 16, 1923,
aged 82 years 1 month and 26 days.
At the age of
20, Mr. MORRIS enlisted in the 67th Infantry of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, Company F, and served thruout the war as
a drummer. After the war he accepted a position as manager
and book-keeper of the Red Bank Furnace Company, and
remained with that company for 12 years. Later he was
post master at Rimersburg for many years.
Perhaps
the finest monument to Mr. MORRIS is the present condition
of the Rimersburg cemetery. The beauty of that burial
ground is due largely to Mr. MORRIS' efforts.
Funeral
services were conducted at his late home in Chestnut
street, on Friday, October 19th, and the body was laid
to rest in the Rimersburg cemetery.
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Shirley McMunn 04 Mar 2003
Musser, Orpha E. (nee Doverspike)
Orpha E. Musser, 85, of 1910 Olean Trail, New
Bethlehem, Porter Township, Clarion County, died
at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 12, 2000, at her
residence.
Born March 27, 1915, in New Salem,
Redbank Township, Armstrong County, she was the
daughter of Stanley Clark and Emma Dinger
Doverspike.
She was married to Arthur C.
Musser, who died in October 1967.
Mrs. Musser
and her husband owned Musser’s Fruit Farm at New
Bethlehem RD 3 for many years. The farm is now
operated by their son, Robert Musser. She was a
member of the Leatherwood Church. Mrs. Musser
was a homemaker.
Surviving are four sons,
Charles Musser and his wife, Reba, of New
Bethlehem RD 3, Frank Musser of Sandy Lake,
William Musser and his wife, Nancy, of
Cochranton and Robert Musser and his wife,
Paula, of New Bethlehem; 10 grandchildren; and
six great-grandchildren.
He [She] also is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Helen '' Betty'' Fox
of Massillon, Ohio; and a brother, Russell ''
Bill'' Doverspike of New Bethlehem RD 1.
In
addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Musser
was preceded in death by an infant son; a
brother, Ray Doverspike; and a sister, Alberta
Wilson.
Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.
today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday in
the Charles D. Alcorn Funeral Home, Hawthorn.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.
Saturday in the funeral home with the Rev. Jerry
Davis, pastor of the Leatherwood Church,
officiating.
Interment will be in the
Leatherwood Presbyterian Cemetery, Porter
Township, Clarion County.
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Myers, Ada Ann
Mrs.
Ada Ann Myers, aged 70, wife of C. F. Myers, died at
the family home, near Mt. Pleasant, Chicora, R. D.,
Friday, July 19 (1929). She was a charter member of
the Mt. Pleasant English Lutheran church and a life
long member of the Mt. Pleasant Missionary Society.
She had resided in that community for the last 47 years.
Surviving are her husband: three daughters; Mrs. W.
D. Eves of Trafford, Mrs. Harry Knauff of Grove City,
Mrs. Lank Fennel of Butler; two sons, Guy of
Gibsonia
and Thomas Myers of Wildwood; twenty-four grandchildren,
six
great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. George
Fisher and Mrs. John Cupp of Warrior's Mark, and three
brothers, J. M. Ward of Akron, Ohio, G. G. Ward of Bellefonte
and Amos Ward of Omaha, Neb. Funeral services were held
from the Mt. Pleasant English Lutheran church, Chocora,
R. D., Sunday afternoon by the pastor, Rev F. H. Daubenspeck.
Interment was made in the church cemetery.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Myers, D. I.
D. I. Myers,
aged 79 years, died at his home in Sugar Creek township,
Wednesday, November 21, 1934, at 11:45 a.m. He
is survived by his widow, Alma M. Myers, three sons,
Edward, Of East Brady R. D. 1, Harry, of East Brady,
R. D. 2, and Earl of Burgettstown; two brothers, Fred
Myers of Trafford City, Pa., and John Myers of Akron,
O.; also six sisters, Mrs. Emma King, of Chicora, Mrs.
Lavina Campbell, of East Brady, R.D. 1, Mrs. Ada Kamerer,
of Chicora, Mrs. Minnie Ward and Mrs. Alice Thompson,
of Akron, O., and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, of Chicora.
The funeral cortege will leave the late home on Friday
afternoon at 2
o'clock and services will be held
at 2:30 o'clock in the Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church.
Internment will be made in the cemetery adjoining the
church.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
In Memoriam
Myers, Hannah
Kamerer
Services for Hannah Kamerer Myers
born February 10, 1851
died June 20, 1933
Services
held at late home, Bradys Bend, PA.
Minister Rev.
F. H. Daubenspeck
Rev. F. W. Schacht
Interment
Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Cemetery
June 23, 1933
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Myers,
Henry F.
Henry F. MYERS, aged 63
years, 7 months, and 26 days, died at his home in
Kaylor, Sunday, May 17, 1925.
Mr. MYERS, was born at
Brady's Bend and had resided in that neighborhood
all his life. For the last 12 years he had been
employed as a foreman of the Pittsburgh Limestone
Co. He was a member of the Kaylor M. E. church and
the following fraternal organizations: Knights of
Pythias and Pythian Sisters; I. O. O. F. lodge,
Encampment and Rebekah Auxiliary. Mr. MYERS was well
known and one of the most hightly respected and
esteemed citizens of the community in which he
lived.
Deceased is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Elmira MYERS; one daughter, Mrs. J.
T. MOODY, Kaylor; two grandchildren; three brothers,
John, William and James, residents of Kaylor; four
sisters, Mrs. Wm. HILES, Kaylor; Mrs. MICHAEL,
Pittsburgh; Mrs. Ellen SIMMONS, Carnegie; Mrs.
Jennie HOOVER, Alliance, O., and a large number of
near relatives.
Services were held at the
MYERS home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Mr. RUMBAUGH,
of Karns City, his pastor, officiating. Interment in
St. Paul's Reformed cemetery.
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Shirley McMunn 27 Mar 2003
Myers, John G./b>, aged 88, died
at the family residence, near Kaylor, Sunday, May 13(*1934).
He was born in Brady's Bend township, Armstrong county,
July 25, 1846, and was united in marrieage with Hannah
Kamerer October 25, 1876. His wife proceded him in death
less than a year ago. Mr. Myers was a charter member
of the Mt. Pleasant English Lutheran church and was
a member of the church council for many years. He also
served as superindendent of the Sunday school for a
number of years. Surviving are a daughter, Mae E. Myers
of East Brady; four sons, J. O. of Pittsburgh, T. K.
of Prospect, C. A. of Butler, and E. E. Myers at home,
and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held from
the family residence Wednesday afternoon by Rev. F.
H. Daubenspeck, pastor of the English Lutheran church
at Mt. Pleasant.
*Mrs Hattie Campbell Hepler had
made a notation that the year of
death was 1934 on
this obit.
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Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Myers, John G. Funeral
Funeral services for the
late John Gilpin MYERS, who died at his home in
Brady's Bend township near Kaylor, on Sunday
morning, were held from the late home Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The home was filled and
many being unable to gain admittance, who came to
pay their tribute of respect to the memory of a life
long resident of Brady's Bend township. The services
were conducted by the Rev. F.H. Daubenspeck, pastor
of the Mount Pleasant Evangelical Lutheran church of
which Mr. MEYERS was long a member and in which for
many years he served as an officer, assisted by Rev.
Walter Kennedy, pastor of the Templeton and Tidal
Presbyterian churches,and friend of the MYERS family
for many years. There were many beautiful floral
tributes. The burial took place in the Mount
Pleasant cemetery.
*Date on record is May
17, 1934
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Myers, Margaret/b>
Mrs. Margaret,
wife of Michael Meyers, died at the family residence
in Karns City January 15, 1906. Death was due to paralysis.
The deceased was in her 70th year, and had lived in
Karns City about a year and a half, previous to moving
to which place the family had resided for many years
on a farm near Mt. Pleasant.
She was the daughter
of Daniel Kamerer deceased, and is survived by her husband,
three sons, and seven daughters. Her children are married
and live in adjacent sections of Butler and Armstrong
counties. She is also survived by three brothers and
four sisters. Those living in this locality are:
Mrs. Gilpin Meyers; Mrs Mary, Mrs. Samuel, and Mrs.
Richard McCollough; and S. H. Kamerer.
Mrs. Meyers
was a leading member of Mt. Pleasant E. L. Church, and
was a charter member, and the first president of the
Women's Home and Foreigh Mission Society connected with
it. Her life shone with the lustre of gospel virtues.
The funeral services conducted at her late home were
largely attended. The ministers in charge were her pastor,
Rev. G. W. McSherry, and Rev. Rinker of the Karns City
M. E. church, who were assisted by the M. E. choir.
Internment was made in Mr. Pleasant E. L. cemetery,
January 17, six grandsons acting as pall-bearers.
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Shirley McMunn 01 Jan 2000
Myers, Mr. Michael
Mr.
Michael Myers, aged 88 years, 4 months and 23 days,
fell asleep in Jesus at 7:20 o'clock Sabbath morning,
November 30, (1919), at the home of his son Fred, near
Chicora, PA. He was a life long and faithful member
of the English Lutheran church of Mt. Pleasant, Armstrong
county, and an honorary member of the Woman's home and
foreign missionary societies. He also was a veteran
of the Civil war, having served with Co. F, 50th Regiment,
from September 20, 1864
until June 2, 1865. He is
survived by three sons and seven daughters: D. I. Myers,
Mrs. Emma King, Mrs. O. E. King, Mrs. Lee Campbell,
Mrs. Ada Kamerer, J. W. Myers, of Armstrong county;
C. F. Myers, Mrs. V. L. Wolfe, near Chicora; Mrs. J.
M. Ward and Mrs. R. M. Thompson, of Akron, Ohio.
How he will be missed by his children and all members
of his church, and in the congregation, which he dearly
loved! He was a comfort to his pastor, and manifesting
interest in ministers of the Gospel in general. He reached
the allotted span of human life, having departed this
life in his 89th year. He now lives with his Savior,
where sorrow and tears and suffering are not, and waits
the coming of his loved ones. He was laid to rest in
the Mt. Pleasant Lutheran
cemetery by the side of
his wife who proceded him in death fifteen years ago.
Who knows how near our end may be? Time speeds away,
and death comes
on. But it is not death to die, to
leave this weary road. No, it is not dying to be at
home with God. Beloved, it is well. God's ways
are always well, and perfect love is o'er them all,
though far above our sight. Not our will, but thine
will be done. And when the battles of life are o'er,
we will meet thee in Heaven.
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by Shirley McMunn
01 Jan 2000
Nichol, Herbert J.
Herbert J.
NICHOL, 65, died in his home at Worthington on Friday
afternoon, May 11, 1945, following a long-time illness.
He was a son of John and Anna (DAVIS) NICHOL, now deceased.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Cora M. (EDWARDS) NICHOL;
two daughters, Mrs. Pearl DIMIT of Worthington and Mrs.
John SHEARER of Turtle Creek; three sons, Omar and Earl
NICHOL of Worthington and Jesse NICHOL of Bradys Bend,
and nine grandchildren.
Friends are being received
in the Walker funeral home in Worthington where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
with Rev. Earl Baker, pastor of Craigsville Methodist
church, in charge. Burial will be made in Worthington
Presbyterian cemetery.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 15 Mar 2003
Nicholson, Harry J.
Harry J. NICHOLSON died
suddenly at his home in West Franklin township, near
Worthington, Saturday evening, January 26, 1935 at
nine o'clock. His death came as a great shock to the
members of his family and his many friends. As late
as Friday he had been to Kittanning and on Saturday
he had been to Worthington. Saturday evening he
helped with the chores about the barn. He told his
wife he would to upstairs and get ready for bed.
Mrs. NICHOLSON followed him in just a few minutes
and was greatly surprised to find Mr. NICHOLSON
breathing heavily as he lay in bed. Upon hurrying to
his side she found him unable to speak. Neighbors
and a physician were hurriedly summoned, and the
doctor arriving in a few minutes found that life was
extinct.
Mr. NICHOLSON was the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. NICHOLSON and was
born in Westmoreland county October 14, 1866. His
parents moved to the vicinity of Worthington while
he was in his boyhood, and he has spent practically
his entire life in that section and was one of the
foremost farmers of the county.
Mr. NICHOLSON was united
in marriage with Isabel SUMMERVILLE, September 24,
1891 who survives him. He is also survived by two
children, Donald, at home and Mary a teacher in the
Worthington Public Schools, and one brother, W. A.
NICHOLSON, of Kittanning.
Mr. NICHOLSON was a
faithful member of the Worthington United
Presbyterian church and at the time of his death an
elder of the church, having served in that capacity
for many years.
Funeral services will be
conducted in the Worthington Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock by Rev. R. C.
Shaub, pastor of the United Presbyterian church,
assisted by Rev. Francis B. Marks. Interment will be
made in the family plot in the Worthington
Presbyterian cemetery.
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Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 24 Mar 2003
Olcus, Peter J./span>
Peter J. OLCUS, 81, life
long resident of the Kaylor section, died at his
home near that place on Tuesday morning, March 27,
1945, at 3:05 o'clock. He had been ill for several
months.
Surviving are his widow,
Mrs. Ellen (MCKELVEY) OLCUS; three sons, John J.
OLCUS, Karns City RD 2; Joseph C. OLCUS, East Brady
RD and Thomas M. OLCUS, at home; three daughters,
Mrs. J. J. MCGARRITY, Chicora, RD and Laura and
Jennie OLCUS both at home. Also surviving are two
sister, Mrs. Anna DEITZ and Mrs. Mary DENSLINGER,
both of Fryburg, 15 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Mr. OLCUS was a member of
St. Patrick's Catholic Church.
Friends are being received
at the family residence. Funeral services will be
held in St. Patrick's Catholic church on Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Rev. Fr. Byrns
officiating. Burial will be made in St. Mary's
cemetery at Bradys Bend.
Transcribed &
Submitted by
Shirley McMunn 17 Mar 2003
Olinger, E. Ray
Submitted
by Daniel Moore
17 Mar 2011
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