The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-10-11
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Short Sketches Of the Lives Of Per-
SOILS Who Have Recently
Passed Away.

October 3, 1917 in her 65th year.
Funeral services at the house on
the following Monday morning
conducted by her pastor, Rev. G.
A. McAlister, D. d, Of the Pres
byterian Church, after which her
remains were taken to Union
Cemetery in Ayr township for in
terment.
Twenty.six years ago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure exchanged their
farm in Kansas for one in this
county and became residents of
Licking Creek township. About
four years ago, they removed to
Chambersburg. Besides her
husband, Mrs. Mcclure is surviv-
ed by the following children:
Maggie, wife Of Nevin Laidig,
Jeanette, Pa; Edna, wife Of
Frank Hockensmith, Johnstown,
Pa; Zella, widow of Baldwin
Fraker, now at her fathers home
in Chambersburg; Robert L, re-
siding at the Mountain House on
Rays Hill; Maye. wife of Floyd
Daniels, near Harrisonville, and
Leroy at home.
Mrs. CHARLES w. LYNCH.
Mrs. Frances "a Lynch. wife of
Mr.. Charles W. Lynch, died at
the family resi- fence at River
side al $50 =. r., on Thursday,
0cuober 4 1917, aged 55 years,
month aaI / ay. She was a
daughtcr of ,Nos aud Mary
Wlnck q d was )0rn near Caps
vile, thi7 cour' ?. Twenty two
years ago last ugust she was
united in marriage with Charles
W. Lynch ard " this union seven
Children were ho-n, one of whom,
Miss Mary, preceded her mother
10 the spirit world. The husband
and the following children sur
vive, namely: German, at Camp
Lee, Virginia, Mamie. Enos,
Gaylon, Grace and Katharine.
One brother, irwin Winck, of
Gapsville, and one sister, Mrs.
Estella Kaufman, of Potters-
vile, Massachusetts,, also sur
Vlve Deceased was a member
ot the Christian Church and was
held in high esteem by all who
knew her.
Funeral services were held
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at
Union Memorial church. Ever
EFT Republican.
MRS, ANNA RAY.
Mrs. Anna Fix Ray died at her
nome in Belfast township on
tuesday,, September 1S, 1917,
aged about ninety years. The fu'
neral took place on the Thursday
blowing and her remains were
lad to rest in the cemetery al
neMethOdist church in BuckVal.
IVY She spent her early life ir
Iae vicinity of McConnellsburg
A''er the Civil War, she and hel
husband moved to Canton, O
A''er having lived there severa
,ears' they moved back to Bucl
valley, Mrs. Ray has made sew
''al trips back to Canton sine,
"mlng to Back Valley.
MRS. Ray is survived by thre,
Aaga'ors and three sons, name
y MRS. Mary Elizabeth KIM
/. rau ~ Mrs, Rebecca Fix = both il
Ss1t0f' Y NJ o.; Mrs. Sadie Beatty
oaiOn township; William ant
AUX In Union township, an,
''AO' In Bethel township.
CHRISTOPHER BARD.
\. svnrlstOpher Bard died at tn
ss... ~ Pennsylvania Hospital i,
ID Fo@'lSOurg October 5, 1917, age
~. years, The deceased was
po'0 '~.e OF Bella It township, thi
'1uty' and he vas taken to tn
e. s'I.'al %.; thirty Two years age
l. y D'' aas a great )art of the tim
Ii N H. ,l' IN the cal , of that institr
L. ma. Ae was lie to follow hi
~ nnat at as carpC lter and he di
|, h '1 u. work on he buildings O
;" |ssa;", ;aospltal grounds. The in
NJ SS% na'e cause Of his death ws
NJ S,oOa,.' Trouble. The body VIZ
! b,hsa0' sa' 10 McConnellsburg lal
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