PA Death certificate #28795 for Bertha E Aberle shows that she was born June 27, 1880, in Pennsylvania to Mary Martin and William Aberle. At her death on March 3, 1936, in Middlesex Township from pneumonia, she was a single school teacher. Informant was Mrs. Mary Ilgenfritz of Carlisle R.D.1. Burial in Ashland Cemetery.
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Harrisburg Telegraph, 4 March 1936:
Miss Bertha E. Aberle, 55, veteran Carlisle school teacher, died yesterday at the home of a friend, Mrs. David Ilgenfritz, R.D.1. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., Allison Methodist Church, Carlisle. Survivors, brother, William Aberle, missionary to Central America, now residing at Managua, Nicaragua; several cousins. Miss Aberle, the daughter of William and Mary Aberle, Mt. Holly Springs, was graduated from Carlisle High School in 1898 and attended Dickinson College. She first served as a substitute teacher in the Carlisle schools in 1900 and became a regular teacher in February 1903. She taught for many years the third grade in the Penn building. She was a member of Allison Methodist Church.
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Harrisburg Telegraph, 4 March 1936:
Miss Bertha E. Aberle, 55, veteran Carlisle school teacher, died yesterday at the home of a friend, Mrs. David Ilgenfritz, R.D.1. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., Allison Methodist Church, Carlisle. Survivors, brother, William Aberle, missionary to Central America, now residing at Managua, Nicaragua; several cousins. Miss Aberle, the daughter of William and Mary Aberle, Mt. Holly Springs, was graduated from Carlisle High School in 1898 and attended Dickinson College. She first served as a substitute teacher in the Carlisle schools in 1900 and became a regular teacher in February 1903. She taught for many years the third grade in the Penn building. She was a member of Allison Methodist Church.
PA Death certificate #28795 for Bertha E Aberle shows that she was born June 27, 1880, in Pennsylvania to Mary Martin and William Aberle. At her death on March 3, 1936, in Middlesex Township from pneumonia, she was a single school teacher. Informant was Mrs. Mary Ilgenfritz of Carlisle R.D.1. Burial in Ashland Cemetery.
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Harrisburg Telegraph, 4 March 1936:
Miss Bertha E. Aberle, 55, veteran Carlisle school teacher, died yesterday at the home of a friend, Mrs. David Ilgenfritz, R.D.1. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., Allison Methodist Church, Carlisle. Survivors, brother, William Aberle, missionary to Central America, now residing at Managua, Nicaragua; several cousins. Miss Aberle, the daughter of William and Mary Aberle, Mt. Holly Springs, was graduated from Carlisle High School in 1898 and attended Dickinson College. She first served as a substitute teacher in the Carlisle schools in 1900 and became a regular teacher in February 1903. She taught for many years the third grade in the Penn building. She was a member of Allison Methodist Church.
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Harrisburg Telegraph, 4 March 1936:
Miss Bertha E. Aberle, 55, veteran Carlisle school teacher, died yesterday at the home of a friend, Mrs. David Ilgenfritz, R.D.1. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., Allison Methodist Church, Carlisle. Survivors, brother, William Aberle, missionary to Central America, now residing at Managua, Nicaragua; several cousins. Miss Aberle, the daughter of William and Mary Aberle, Mt. Holly Springs, was graduated from Carlisle High School in 1898 and attended Dickinson College. She first served as a substitute teacher in the Carlisle schools in 1900 and became a regular teacher in February 1903. She taught for many years the third grade in the Penn building. She was a member of Allison Methodist Church.
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