PA Death Certificate: dtr of Arnold & Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh; widow of Kunkle Arndt; death due to organic heart disease with pulmonary oedema contributing
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The News-Sun (Newport, PA), 22 Nov 1934 (Thu), page 5
Mrs. Susan (Lobaugh) Arndt, widow of Kunkle Arndt, who died in 1881, died at her home on Market Street. Friday morning, after being bedfast for two weeks, altho declining in health for more than a year. Mrs. Arndt was ill of general debility due to her advanced age of 81 years, 3 months and 29 days, but also developed pneumonia which hastened her death. She was a daughter of Lieutenant Arnold Lobaugh and Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh, both prominent families here 50 years ago, the Newport Post G. A. R., having been named in honor of her father. She was born at Greenburg but spent most of her life in Newport where she had lived continuously since 1906 when she removed here from Harrisburg. Mrs. Arndt was a devout Christian and member of the Methodist Church. She became a widow when her children were small and it was her proud duty to rear them all excepting two who died in infancy, there having been three deaths in her family within 13 months at the time of the demise of her husband and two children. Miss Clara (Bertie) Lobaugh, a guest at the M. E. Home at Philadelphia is the only surviving member of her parents family. Children surviving are: Alma, Mrs. Allen G. Smith and Miss May Arndt, both at the Arndt home on Market Street. William, formerly of Marysville and John, formerly of this place were the other members of the family. There survives also 5 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Arndt possessed a most lovable disposition which endeared her to a large circle of friends and when health permitted she took an active part in church work. Funeral services were at the home Monday afternoon, with her pastor, Rev. H. F. Brumbaugh, officiating with interment in Newport Cemetery. The pallbearers were Gilbert H. Frank, Henry K. Eby, Harry Fleck, and Edward Pee. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Page and sons Willard, Jr., and Raymond, Mrs. Laura Arndt, Miss Grace Arndt, Walter Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keim, Staten Island, N. Y.; Mrs. Samuel Mader, Duncannon; Mrs. William Dolbin, Mrs. Fred Herman and daughter Beatrice, Harrisburg.
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The News-Sun (Newport, PA), 22 Nov 1934 (Thu), page 5
Mrs. Susan (Lobaugh) Arndt, widow of Kunkle Arndt, who died in 1881, died at her home on Market Street. Friday morning, after being bedfast for two weeks, altho declining in health for more than a year. Mrs. Arndt was ill of general debility due to her advanced age of 81 years, 3 months and 29 days, but also developed pneumonia which hastened her death. She was a daughter of Lieutenant Arnold Lobaugh and Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh, both prominent families here 50 years ago, the Newport Post G. A. R., having been named in honor of her father. She was born at Greenburg but spent most of her life in Newport where she had lived continuously since 1906 when she removed here from Harrisburg. Mrs. Arndt was a devout Christian and member of the Methodist Church. She became a widow when her children were small and it was her proud duty to rear them all excepting two who died in infancy, there having been three deaths in her family within 13 months at the time of the demise of her husband and two children. Miss Clara (Bertie) Lobaugh, a guest at the M. E. Home at Philadelphia is the only surviving member of her parents family. Children surviving are: Alma, Mrs. Allen G. Smith and Miss May Arndt, both at the Arndt home on Market Street. William, formerly of Marysville and John, formerly of this place were the other members of the family. There survives also 5 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Arndt possessed a most lovable disposition which endeared her to a large circle of friends and when health permitted she took an active part in church work. Funeral services were at the home Monday afternoon, with her pastor, Rev. H. F. Brumbaugh, officiating with interment in Newport Cemetery. The pallbearers were Gilbert H. Frank, Henry K. Eby, Harry Fleck, and Edward Pee. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Page and sons Willard, Jr., and Raymond, Mrs. Laura Arndt, Miss Grace Arndt, Walter Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keim, Staten Island, N. Y.; Mrs. Samuel Mader, Duncannon; Mrs. William Dolbin, Mrs. Fred Herman and daughter Beatrice, Harrisburg.
PA Death Certificate: dtr of Arnold & Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh; widow of Kunkle Arndt; death due to organic heart disease with pulmonary oedema contributing
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The News-Sun (Newport, PA), 22 Nov 1934 (Thu), page 5
Mrs. Susan (Lobaugh) Arndt, widow of Kunkle Arndt, who died in 1881, died at her home on Market Street. Friday morning, after being bedfast for two weeks, altho declining in health for more than a year. Mrs. Arndt was ill of general debility due to her advanced age of 81 years, 3 months and 29 days, but also developed pneumonia which hastened her death. She was a daughter of Lieutenant Arnold Lobaugh and Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh, both prominent families here 50 years ago, the Newport Post G. A. R., having been named in honor of her father. She was born at Greenburg but spent most of her life in Newport where she had lived continuously since 1906 when she removed here from Harrisburg. Mrs. Arndt was a devout Christian and member of the Methodist Church. She became a widow when her children were small and it was her proud duty to rear them all excepting two who died in infancy, there having been three deaths in her family within 13 months at the time of the demise of her husband and two children. Miss Clara (Bertie) Lobaugh, a guest at the M. E. Home at Philadelphia is the only surviving member of her parents family. Children surviving are: Alma, Mrs. Allen G. Smith and Miss May Arndt, both at the Arndt home on Market Street. William, formerly of Marysville and John, formerly of this place were the other members of the family. There survives also 5 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Arndt possessed a most lovable disposition which endeared her to a large circle of friends and when health permitted she took an active part in church work. Funeral services were at the home Monday afternoon, with her pastor, Rev. H. F. Brumbaugh, officiating with interment in Newport Cemetery. The pallbearers were Gilbert H. Frank, Henry K. Eby, Harry Fleck, and Edward Pee. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Page and sons Willard, Jr., and Raymond, Mrs. Laura Arndt, Miss Grace Arndt, Walter Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keim, Staten Island, N. Y.; Mrs. Samuel Mader, Duncannon; Mrs. William Dolbin, Mrs. Fred Herman and daughter Beatrice, Harrisburg.
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The News-Sun (Newport, PA), 22 Nov 1934 (Thu), page 5
Mrs. Susan (Lobaugh) Arndt, widow of Kunkle Arndt, who died in 1881, died at her home on Market Street. Friday morning, after being bedfast for two weeks, altho declining in health for more than a year. Mrs. Arndt was ill of general debility due to her advanced age of 81 years, 3 months and 29 days, but also developed pneumonia which hastened her death. She was a daughter of Lieutenant Arnold Lobaugh and Mary (Hartzell) Lobaugh, both prominent families here 50 years ago, the Newport Post G. A. R., having been named in honor of her father. She was born at Greenburg but spent most of her life in Newport where she had lived continuously since 1906 when she removed here from Harrisburg. Mrs. Arndt was a devout Christian and member of the Methodist Church. She became a widow when her children were small and it was her proud duty to rear them all excepting two who died in infancy, there having been three deaths in her family within 13 months at the time of the demise of her husband and two children. Miss Clara (Bertie) Lobaugh, a guest at the M. E. Home at Philadelphia is the only surviving member of her parents family. Children surviving are: Alma, Mrs. Allen G. Smith and Miss May Arndt, both at the Arndt home on Market Street. William, formerly of Marysville and John, formerly of this place were the other members of the family. There survives also 5 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Arndt possessed a most lovable disposition which endeared her to a large circle of friends and when health permitted she took an active part in church work. Funeral services were at the home Monday afternoon, with her pastor, Rev. H. F. Brumbaugh, officiating with interment in Newport Cemetery. The pallbearers were Gilbert H. Frank, Henry K. Eby, Harry Fleck, and Edward Pee. Among those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Page and sons Willard, Jr., and Raymond, Mrs. Laura Arndt, Miss Grace Arndt, Walter Arndt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keim, Staten Island, N. Y.; Mrs. Samuel Mader, Duncannon; Mrs. William Dolbin, Mrs. Fred Herman and daughter Beatrice, Harrisburg.
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