The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-30
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN o'HARE.
Succumbed to Pneumonia After Long
Struggle. Sunday Afternoon
in Catholic Cemetery.

Struggle Sunday Afternoon
in Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs. Sadie L. O'Hare, wife of John
O'Hare. died at her home on Hill street
at 11.30 a. m. Thursday, May "a, 1906,
after brav. fight for life. Pneumonia
was cause OF her death. She had been
i'll three weeks. Ten days before she
expired the doctors gave up hope of her
recovery and said she could only live
day or two, but she rallied little and
then she and her loved ones become
hopeful that her life might be spared,
but the hopefulness was Of short dura-
tion and the death messenger called
her to the Eternal Land.
Mrs. O'Hare was born in Reckenton,
County Durham, England, October 2,
1872 making her "a years, I months
and 22 days old. Her maiden name
was Sadie L. Lydon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lydon. Her mother
died July II, 1904. When deceased was
three weeks old her parents moved from
England to Hubbard, Ohio. In 1882
they moved to Reynoldsville and in 1884
moved to Rathmel. Ten years ago the
Goth of this month deceased was mar
ried to John O'Hare, who was then
proprietor of the City Hotel in Reyn
oldsville. Mrs. O'Hare was pleasant,
good natured woman, kind hearted
and generous, helping the needy
frequently, and had large circle
of warm friends in Reynoldsville
and Rathmel, where she was we'll and
favorably known.
Mr.. O'Hare bought VIM. Priester's
house on Hill street couple of months
ago, had it remodeled and fixed up
nicely and moved into the house after
his wife took sick, but she was never
able to enjoy their new and elegant
home.
Mrs. O'Hare is survived by her
husband, five children, lucilla, Leone,
Pauline, Kenneth and Clement her
father. John Lydon, Sr,. OF Rathmel,
two brothers, John Lydon, Jr,, of
Rathmel, Patrick Lydon, Of Illinois,
two sisters, Mother M. Lucilla, OF Villa
Marie. Pa, and Miss Kate Lydon, OF
Dubois.
Mrs. O'Hare was a faithful and zeal.
Gus member of the Catholic church,
membe, L. G. B. A. and the Protected
Home Circle. She carried 81 10000
life insurance in the Protected Home
Circle.
Short funeral service was held in the
Catholic church at 200 p. m. Sunday
and High Mass was said Monday morn
ing. Interment was made in the
Catholic cemetery Sunday afternoon.
1t was the largest funeral held in this
place for many months. The Catholic
church was entirely too small to ac-
commodate the large crowd that at
tended the funeral. Over fifty members
of the Protected Home Circle attended
in body.
The fiorai tribute was elaborate and
beautiful Broken circle from Protect
ed Home Circle, of Reynoldsville cross
in massive style with spreading base,
from B. p. o. Elks, of Reynoldsville ;
standing cross of assorted flowers, from
Fraternal Order of Eagles of Reynolds
vile pillow, from Mrs. Carmine Mari
naro and Mrs. Alex Watson, of Soldier
pillow from Mrs. Dennis Dempsey and
Mrs. John Boyle, Of Dubois large
floral piece from j. E. Daley and wife,
of Dubois /: cross Of roses from John
Bradley and wife, of Rochester, N. Y;
large floral piece from j E. Hogan, of
Dubois large floral piece from S. B.
Foster and John Bradley, Of Rochester,
N. Y. ; large bouquet from L. G. B. A.
Of Reynoldsville bouquet white carna-
tions, Mrs Fair, Misses Blair and
Murphy, of Dubois ; bouquet of white
carnations, Mrs. Gramlich and daught-
ers of Dubois : bouquet Of assorted
carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Edel-
blute, Of Reynoldsville f; bouquet carna-
tions, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K. Alexander,
of Reynoldsville ; bouquet Of carnations
Chas. P. Koerner, of Reynoldsville.
The following relatives and friends
from distance attended the funeral of
Mrs. John O'Hare Sunday Clarence
O'Hare, of Staunton, Ill, Vincent Nc
Bride and wife, of Youngstown, Ohio,
Miss Agnes O'Hare, of Pittsburg, Miss
Ella Madden, OF New Castle