Henry Klunk Dies At Bonneauville
Henry V. Klunk, Gettysburg Route 9, died Tuesday evening from complications at the age of 73 years and four days. He was a son of the late Anthony and Julia Klunk and was married to Miss Mary Miller, who preceded him in death three years ago.
Surviving are two children, Charles E. Klunk, at home, and William V. Klunk, Mt. Pleasant township; three, grandchildren, Mary A., Hilda M. and Gladys R. Klunk; also three sisters and one brother as follows: Miss Mary Klunk, Mrs. Howard Mummert, McSherrystown; Mrs. Louise Orndorff, Baltimore, and Gregory Klunk, Coatesville. Mr. Klunk had been engaged in farming. He was a lifelong resident of Adams county and was a member of the beneficiary,, society of Bonneauville and of the Holy Name society of .St. Joseph's Catholic church, Boneauville. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m., with requiem mass in St. Joseph's church and interment in St. Joseph's cemetery, Bonneauville, the Rev. P. E. Enright officiating.
Gettysburg Times, The | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Thursday, April 19, 1928 | Page 2
Henry V. Klunk, Gettysburg Route 9, died Tuesday evening from complications at the age of 73 years and four days. He was a son of the late Anthony and Julia Klunk and was married to Miss Mary Miller, who preceded him in death three years ago.
Surviving are two children, Charles E. Klunk, at home, and William V. Klunk, Mt. Pleasant township; three, grandchildren, Mary A., Hilda M. and Gladys R. Klunk; also three sisters and one brother as follows: Miss Mary Klunk, Mrs. Howard Mummert, McSherrystown; Mrs. Louise Orndorff, Baltimore, and Gregory Klunk, Coatesville. Mr. Klunk had been engaged in farming. He was a lifelong resident of Adams county and was a member of the beneficiary,, society of Bonneauville and of the Holy Name society of .St. Joseph's Catholic church, Boneauville. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m., with requiem mass in St. Joseph's church and interment in St. Joseph's cemetery, Bonneauville, the Rev. P. E. Enright officiating.
Gettysburg Times, The | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Thursday, April 19, 1928 | Page 2
Henry Klunk Dies At Bonneauville
Henry V. Klunk, Gettysburg Route 9, died Tuesday evening from complications at the age of 73 years and four days. He was a son of the late Anthony and Julia Klunk and was married to Miss Mary Miller, who preceded him in death three years ago.
Surviving are two children, Charles E. Klunk, at home, and William V. Klunk, Mt. Pleasant township; three, grandchildren, Mary A., Hilda M. and Gladys R. Klunk; also three sisters and one brother as follows: Miss Mary Klunk, Mrs. Howard Mummert, McSherrystown; Mrs. Louise Orndorff, Baltimore, and Gregory Klunk, Coatesville. Mr. Klunk had been engaged in farming. He was a lifelong resident of Adams county and was a member of the beneficiary,, society of Bonneauville and of the Holy Name society of .St. Joseph's Catholic church, Boneauville. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m., with requiem mass in St. Joseph's church and interment in St. Joseph's cemetery, Bonneauville, the Rev. P. E. Enright officiating.
Gettysburg Times, The | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Thursday, April 19, 1928 | Page 2
Henry V. Klunk, Gettysburg Route 9, died Tuesday evening from complications at the age of 73 years and four days. He was a son of the late Anthony and Julia Klunk and was married to Miss Mary Miller, who preceded him in death three years ago.
Surviving are two children, Charles E. Klunk, at home, and William V. Klunk, Mt. Pleasant township; three, grandchildren, Mary A., Hilda M. and Gladys R. Klunk; also three sisters and one brother as follows: Miss Mary Klunk, Mrs. Howard Mummert, McSherrystown; Mrs. Louise Orndorff, Baltimore, and Gregory Klunk, Coatesville. Mr. Klunk had been engaged in farming. He was a lifelong resident of Adams county and was a member of the beneficiary,, society of Bonneauville and of the Holy Name society of .St. Joseph's Catholic church, Boneauville. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m., with requiem mass in St. Joseph's church and interment in St. Joseph's cemetery, Bonneauville, the Rev. P. E. Enright officiating.
Gettysburg Times, The | Gettysburg, Pennsylvania | Thursday, April 19, 1928 | Page 2
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