Jessie R. Burger was the daughter of Charles and Alida (Akeley) Burger.
"When Jessie worked at The Johnsonburg Press, she boarded at my Grandma Millers, at 515 Second Avenue. She was my dear friend and mentor during my teenage years. September of 1956 when I began my first teaching position at Aliquippa High School, Jessie was living in Beaver - she cheered-up "this homesick gal." Thank you, Jessie for your friendship. - Mary Jane
A History of the Presbytery of Clarion of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America, Part 2, Page 4 of 6
Acknowledgement
Miss Jessie R. Burger, Johnsonburg, PA
The Johnsonburg Press
Thursday, January 14, 1960
Page 1, Col. 6
BURGER.--Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ubel Funeral Home for Miss Jessie Burger of Beaver, Pa., a former Johnsonburg resident. The Rev. M. E. Farr and the Rev. Vincent Browne of Ridgway will officiate. Interment will be at Wardvale Methodist Cemetery in the Burger lot.
The body is expected to arrive here Friday.
Miss Burger, who resided at 901 Fifth Street, Beaver, died unexpectedly Wednesday at 2 a.m. at a Beaver hospital while in a diabetic coma.
Born in Johnsonburg, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burger, who resided at 301 Cobb Street. She observed her birthday on Christmas Day and was about 65 years of age. A graduate of Johnsonburg High School, she was employed at The Johnsonburg Press as linotype operator for many years before moving to Beaver, Pennsylvania. She was a member of the Johnsonburg Presbyterian Church, Dames of Malta, and was an ardent Sunday School worker when in Johnsonburg. She was here visiting about a week ago with her many friends.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Anna Burger, Washington, D. C., brothers, Russell Burger, Hamilton, Ohio; Fred Burger, of Erie.
"When Jessie worked at The Johnsonburg Press, she boarded at my Grandma Millers, at 515 Second Avenue. She was my dear friend and mentor during my teenage years. September of 1956 when I began my first teaching position at Aliquippa High School, Jessie was living in Beaver - she cheered-up "this homesick gal." Thank you, Jessie for your friendship. - Mary Jane
A History of the Presbytery of Clarion of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America, Part 2, Page 4 of 6
Acknowledgement
Miss Jessie R. Burger, Johnsonburg, PA
The Johnsonburg Press
Thursday, January 14, 1960
Page 1, Col. 6
BURGER.--Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ubel Funeral Home for Miss Jessie Burger of Beaver, Pa., a former Johnsonburg resident. The Rev. M. E. Farr and the Rev. Vincent Browne of Ridgway will officiate. Interment will be at Wardvale Methodist Cemetery in the Burger lot.
The body is expected to arrive here Friday.
Miss Burger, who resided at 901 Fifth Street, Beaver, died unexpectedly Wednesday at 2 a.m. at a Beaver hospital while in a diabetic coma.
Born in Johnsonburg, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burger, who resided at 301 Cobb Street. She observed her birthday on Christmas Day and was about 65 years of age. A graduate of Johnsonburg High School, she was employed at The Johnsonburg Press as linotype operator for many years before moving to Beaver, Pennsylvania. She was a member of the Johnsonburg Presbyterian Church, Dames of Malta, and was an ardent Sunday School worker when in Johnsonburg. She was here visiting about a week ago with her many friends.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Anna Burger, Washington, D. C., brothers, Russell Burger, Hamilton, Ohio; Fred Burger, of Erie.
Jessie R. Burger was the daughter of Charles and Alida (Akeley) Burger.
"When Jessie worked at The Johnsonburg Press, she boarded at my Grandma Millers, at 515 Second Avenue. She was my dear friend and mentor during my teenage years. September of 1956 when I began my first teaching position at Aliquippa High School, Jessie was living in Beaver - she cheered-up "this homesick gal." Thank you, Jessie for your friendship. - Mary Jane
A History of the Presbytery of Clarion of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America, Part 2, Page 4 of 6
Acknowledgement
Miss Jessie R. Burger, Johnsonburg, PA
The Johnsonburg Press
Thursday, January 14, 1960
Page 1, Col. 6
BURGER.--Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ubel Funeral Home for Miss Jessie Burger of Beaver, Pa., a former Johnsonburg resident. The Rev. M. E. Farr and the Rev. Vincent Browne of Ridgway will officiate. Interment will be at Wardvale Methodist Cemetery in the Burger lot.
The body is expected to arrive here Friday.
Miss Burger, who resided at 901 Fifth Street, Beaver, died unexpectedly Wednesday at 2 a.m. at a Beaver hospital while in a diabetic coma.
Born in Johnsonburg, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burger, who resided at 301 Cobb Street. She observed her birthday on Christmas Day and was about 65 years of age. A graduate of Johnsonburg High School, she was employed at The Johnsonburg Press as linotype operator for many years before moving to Beaver, Pennsylvania. She was a member of the Johnsonburg Presbyterian Church, Dames of Malta, and was an ardent Sunday School worker when in Johnsonburg. She was here visiting about a week ago with her many friends.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Anna Burger, Washington, D. C., brothers, Russell Burger, Hamilton, Ohio; Fred Burger, of Erie.
"When Jessie worked at The Johnsonburg Press, she boarded at my Grandma Millers, at 515 Second Avenue. She was my dear friend and mentor during my teenage years. September of 1956 when I began my first teaching position at Aliquippa High School, Jessie was living in Beaver - she cheered-up "this homesick gal." Thank you, Jessie for your friendship. - Mary Jane
A History of the Presbytery of Clarion of the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America, Part 2, Page 4 of 6
Acknowledgement
Miss Jessie R. Burger, Johnsonburg, PA
The Johnsonburg Press
Thursday, January 14, 1960
Page 1, Col. 6
BURGER.--Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Ubel Funeral Home for Miss Jessie Burger of Beaver, Pa., a former Johnsonburg resident. The Rev. M. E. Farr and the Rev. Vincent Browne of Ridgway will officiate. Interment will be at Wardvale Methodist Cemetery in the Burger lot.
The body is expected to arrive here Friday.
Miss Burger, who resided at 901 Fifth Street, Beaver, died unexpectedly Wednesday at 2 a.m. at a Beaver hospital while in a diabetic coma.
Born in Johnsonburg, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burger, who resided at 301 Cobb Street. She observed her birthday on Christmas Day and was about 65 years of age. A graduate of Johnsonburg High School, she was employed at The Johnsonburg Press as linotype operator for many years before moving to Beaver, Pennsylvania. She was a member of the Johnsonburg Presbyterian Church, Dames of Malta, and was an ardent Sunday School worker when in Johnsonburg. She was here visiting about a week ago with her many friends.
Surviving are a sister, Miss Anna Burger, Washington, D. C., brothers, Russell Burger, Hamilton, Ohio; Fred Burger, of Erie.
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