Ran a confectionary shoppe in Gnadenhutten, later lived in Port Washington.
Unknown newspaper, dated July 23, 1931
Obituary of Mrs. Irene Cunning
Text: WIFE OF BANKER TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Irene Cunning, 56, wife of Roy Cunning, banker of Port Washington, died Saturday at her home after a three weeks illness.
She was born in Fry's Valley, the daughter of Jacob Keiser and wife, and is survived by her husband, three adopted children, and seven brothers.
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Unknown newspaper, dated July 23, 1931
Obituary of Mrs. Irene Cunning
Text: WIFE OF BANKER TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Irene Cunning, 56, wife of Roy Cunning, banker of Port Washington, died Saturday at her home after a three weeks illness.
She was born in Fry's Valley, the daughter of Jacob Keiser and wife, and is survived by her husband, three adopted children, and seven brothers.
.
Ran a confectionary shoppe in Gnadenhutten, later lived in Port Washington.
Unknown newspaper, dated July 23, 1931
Obituary of Mrs. Irene Cunning
Text: WIFE OF BANKER TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Irene Cunning, 56, wife of Roy Cunning, banker of Port Washington, died Saturday at her home after a three weeks illness.
She was born in Fry's Valley, the daughter of Jacob Keiser and wife, and is survived by her husband, three adopted children, and seven brothers.
.
Unknown newspaper, dated July 23, 1931
Obituary of Mrs. Irene Cunning
Text: WIFE OF BANKER TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Irene Cunning, 56, wife of Roy Cunning, banker of Port Washington, died Saturday at her home after a three weeks illness.
She was born in Fry's Valley, the daughter of Jacob Keiser and wife, and is survived by her husband, three adopted children, and seven brothers.
.
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