The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-02
OBITUARY..
MRS. SARAH LYTLE.

MRS. SARAH LHTLE.
Brief mention was made of the death of
Mrs. Lytle. mother of our townsman, S.
]. Grove, in last weeks issue. The fol-
lowing is taken, from the Tidioute Neios
of last week;
Died, Thursday, Oct. 20 1898, at the res
idence of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Cour-
son, Mrs. Sarah Lytle, who was born
near Polk, Venango county, Pa, June 4,
1920; was converted and identified her
self with the NJ. E. church in 1885, under
the ministry of Rev. Ahab Kellar, of the
Erie Conference was married Oct. 4,
1912, to Rev. Samuel Grove, whose death
occurred March TO- 1874. AS result of
this union ten childred were born, four
of whom, Mrs. w. R.Andress. Mrs. Wal
ter Courson, Samuel j. Grove, and Mrs.
S. r. Edgerton, are still living. March
| 10, 1880, she was again united in mar
riage to Rev. G. E. Lytle, at Polk, Pa,
who died at Franklin. Pa, Sept. IS, 1894.
Mrs. Lytle was held in high esteem by
all who knew her. With perfect trust in
Him who doeth all things well, she per-
formed the duties of life as "to His
glory" 1t was her delight to meet with
Gods people. Being in constant. close
communion with the Master, her life re-
fected His in words of cheer and COM
fort to those around. Touching funeral
servicec were conducted at the NJ. Il.
church Saturday at 10 o'clock, a. M, by
the pastor, Rev. H. NJ. Burns, assisted by
Rev. r. A. Buzza, of Tionesta. Th0 re-
mains were taken to Tionesta for inter-
ment in Riverside Cemetery, Rev. Buzza
reading the beautiful and impressive bur
ial service for the dead. Friends from a
distance were, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Grove
and family, Mr.. Wilbur Grove, Mr.. Park
Grove, Tionesta; Mrs. Stone, Polk, Pa;
Mrs. S. r. Edgerton, Cleveland, o.; Mrs.
Walker, Akron. o., and Mrs. John Lytle,
Oil City, Pa.
JOSEPH CORRALL.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrow attended the fu-
neral of their brother-in- law, Joseph Cor
rell, Esq, at Pleasantville on Monday.
Having come of good sturdy race of
people, this venerable gentleman attained
"a full age' and, "like as shock of corn
cometh in his season." he was gathered
to his fathers in his eighty-hrst year
without an enemy and at peace with his
fellowmen. He was of Presbyterian par
entage and man of great honor and in
tegrity. He began life for himself as a
mill-right in Westmoreland county.
alryman under the leadership of Gen.
Phil Sheriden and served till the close OF
the war, after which he came with his
family INTO the oil regions where he had
to Miss Anne Uncapher, of Indiana Co.,
and for over 40 years these excellent
people lived together in the love and
confidence of each other.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Pleasautville, con.
Quoted the funeral services at the late
residence of Mr.. Carroll, after which the
body was taken in charge by the mem
| OCiS vi AdlOh DOhSNlNb Oo1 DullbN
with military honers.
, MRS. JOHN HUNTER.
Mrs. Hunter, wife Of John Hunter
who resides near the month of Ross Run
, Kingsley township, died on Sunday tho
3Oth ult. She had been in feeble healtl
for the past three or four years. Mrs
Hunter was the daughter of the late
f Daniel Harrington, and had been a life
long resident of the county. She was {
woman greatly beloved by all her neigh
bors and acquaintances, her many act'
of benevolence and kindly disposition
having endeared her to all surrounding
friends. She was aged 62 years, anC
leaves the husband, two sons, Wilbur
and Wallace, several brothers and sis
ters, besides large circle OF friends t.
mourn the loss of devoted wife, a fonC
mother and sister and true friend. Flu
neral services were held yesterday, th'
interment being in the Zuendel churcl
yard on German HILL attended by larg,
concourse of sympathizing friends.