Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-26
DEATHS DOINGS.
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citizens of Cameron county, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. ID. B.
Morton at Sizer Run, last Friday
at the advanced age of SO years.
Deceased was born at Stroudsburg,
Pa, Dec 30th 1921 and was therefore
SO years and 81 days old. In the year
1871, Mr.. Doll. with his family, remov-
ed to Emporium, where he has since
made his home. Deceased was the
father of ten children, one of whom
with his faithful wife preceded him to
the great beyond, several years ago.
The nine surviving children are Sylves
ter of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. Malinda
Brock and George of Dushore, Pa;
John of Aberdeen, WASH; Amandus
and Mrs. Sarah Morton, S:zerville, Pa;
Mrs. Emma Evans, Sheffield, Pa; Mrs
Angeline Bardwell, of Newfield, N. Y;
and Mrs. Catherine Murray, of Empo-
rum. Mr.. Doll was truly a grand old
man, a gentleman of the old school
and had many friends, especially
among the children with whom he
always made friends. He spent a most
active life, coming to this part of the
state, when it was little more than
wilderness, in fact tho county was only
six years old when he moved here.
The end came very peacefully to this
aged person and the children
grand children and great-grand
children can point with pride
to his record and he went to his last
resting place greatly honored. The
funeral took place at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. d. B. Morton, last Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock and servi
ces were conducted by the Rev. M. l..
Tate Rector of Emmanuel Episcopal
church of this place.
A male quartette composed of
Messrs. Arthur r. Catlin, Allan Ran
dolph. r. Howard Edgar and w. Scott
Sterner, with Mrs E. Mead Floyd pre-
siding at the piano, rendered two Sc
lections "Abide with Me- at the open
ing of the services and "Asleep in
in Jesus" at the close. During the
the services Mr.. Edgar sang "Face to
Facen and and Mr.. Sterner sang
LEAD Kindly Light" Interment was
made in the Newton cemetery beside
the remains of his wife. The casket
bearers were: Messrs. w. r. Sizer, w.
A. Sprung, Henry Robinson, Charles
Weller, F. X. Blumle, Adam Market
and Adam Nickler. Mr.. Bernard
Egan was the funeral director.
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sPANGLER.
The people of Driftwood, and in fact
many residents in all parts of the
county, were shocked and greatly
grieved to hear of the sudden death of
Mrs. Dorcey Spangler of Philadelphia,
nee Miss Bibianna Sullivan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan of
Driftwood. This sad death occurred
at her home at Philadelphia last Friday
evening and the remains arrived at
Driftwood last Sunday afternoon on
the flyer and were taken to the home
of her heart-brokeu praents, who
awaited in sadness their dear one.
Deceased gave birth to twins, girl
and a boy, last "Wednesday and never
rallied The little son also died and
was buried in the arms of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs Spangler would have been
married just four years this coming
June, their welded life having been
one continual honeymoon and this
awful shock is severe blow to the
young husband. Mrs. Spangler was
only % years of age. The baby girl is
being cared for by the parents of Mr..
Spaugl5r. The funeral took place on
Monday morning at Driftwood from
St. James Roman Catholic church,
Solemn High Mass being celebrated by
the Rev. Father McAvenue, Rector of
the church. In his sermon he paid
most beautiful tribute to the departed.
The floral offerings were beautiful.
/ Casket bearers were selected from her
former friends at Driftwood. G.. w.
of this place had charge of the funeral.
/ Misses Julia and Kathryn Hogan,
Carolyn and Elizabeth Lechner and
Kathryn Orr of this place attended the
funeral. Mrs Spangler had many
friends throughout the county, having
/ been teacher in the public schools
+ for two or three years and
/ the many friends of the deceased are
/ bowed down in sorrow. The death
/ is a severe loss 10 her devoted husband
+ her kind parents and brothers aud sis
/ ters aud the bereayed ones must put
their faith la the All Wise Heavenly
Father, who doeth all things tor the
best. The PREss extends its sincere
sympathy 10 the boreayod family and
/ friends.
To the Afflicted.
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z Pa. wlll DO a. the city Hotel. Empori-