The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-22
RECENT DEATHS.
HOLLISTER,
expense.

Ina Kelsey Hollistsr, wife of Elisha
Hollister, was born at Kinzus, Warren
county, Sept. s, 1859, and died at the
family home, Tionesta, (west side) FRI
day morning, May IL. 1919. She was
daughter of James Kelsey and vile, old
residents of Warren county, where she
grew to young womanhood. She was
twice married, her first husband being B.
+. Conners, now deceased. To this union
six children were born, five of whom sur
vive, Daniel, Mural, and Laura May,
whose present residences are unknown;
James of Kinzus, and Leroy of Tionesta.
About fifteen years ago she was united in
marriage with Elisha Hollster, who,
with one son, aged about six years, sur
wives. The family came to this COM
munity about seven years ago, which has
been their home since. Mrs. Hollisier
was consistent member of the NJ. Il.
church, and bore the respect and esteem
of all her neighbors. Her illness was of
short duration. She had returned
Wednesday evening prior TO her death
from visit to her husband, who was en-
ployed at Woodlawn, Pa, and was siezed
with what seemed an attack of acute in
digestion.
Funeral services were conducted at her
late home Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. W. S.
Burton, assisted by Rev. G. A. Garrett of
the f. M. church. The remains were
taken on the 4:4S train TO Kinzua Tor in
terment.
zUENDEL.
Death came suddenly to Ernest T..
Zuende last Sabbath afternoon, May 10,
while stopping a; the boarding house of
Mrs. Johnson, at Endeavor, Pa. He had
been employed in assisting mason Charles
W. Smith in doing some work on the
premises of N. P. Wheeler, Jr., during
the week and was seized with illness
which terminated in stroke of apoplexy
from which he did not regain conscious
ness, death ensuing at 2:S0 as above
stated. The deceased was the son of
Henry A. and Anna Christina Zuendel
and was born on the old homestead, Starr
postoffice, July "a, 1859, where he grew
to manhood. May 2, 1889, he was united
in marriage with Miss Anna Ledebur,
who, with five sons and four daughters
survives, namely, Roy, Rex, Ray, Wal
ter, Chester, Mary A lice, Effie, Alta and
Helen. Besides these he is also survived
by his mother and the following brothers
and sisters: George, Henry, Conrad,
John, Elizabeth and Mary Zuendel, all
residing in the community of German
Hill. In his younger days he fitted him
self for school teaching which he.followed
number of years, but gave up this pro.
fession to engage in saw mill work and
farming, in which latter he had been en-
gagged for several years past, residing on
the farm of the late Adam Zuendel. near
Starr, at the time of his death. Residing
at Endeavor when tho Presbyterian So
ciety was organized there he united with
that church.
Funeral services in his memory were
held yesterday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. J. f. Scherer of Endeayor, followed
by interment in the Zuendel cemetery,
within sight of his birthplace.
In this connection his family desire to
express thanks to the friends who gave
the II aid and sympathy in this bereaye-
ment, especially TO the people of East
Hickory and Endeavor for great kindness
shown in the last illness of the deceased.