Alice Niece Allen was born in Sandy Lake, Pa, the daughter of William E. and Marion Grieves Niece.
She was formerly employed as secretary to the registrar of Grove City College. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro and its Afternoon Circle. She was also a member of AARP.
Mrs. Allen was survived by daughters Alice Allen (Sister Margaret) of Puerto Rico, Phoebe Hauber of Waynesboro and Mrs. Eleanor Jurenka of California; and two sisters - Mrs. William R. Harding of Waynesboro and Virginia Niece of Pittsburgh.
She was formerly employed as secretary to the registrar of Grove City College. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro and its Afternoon Circle. She was also a member of AARP.
Mrs. Allen was survived by daughters Alice Allen (Sister Margaret) of Puerto Rico, Phoebe Hauber of Waynesboro and Mrs. Eleanor Jurenka of California; and two sisters - Mrs. William R. Harding of Waynesboro and Virginia Niece of Pittsburgh.
Alice Niece Allen was born in Sandy Lake, Pa, the daughter of William E. and Marion Grieves Niece.
She was formerly employed as secretary to the registrar of Grove City College. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro and its Afternoon Circle. She was also a member of AARP.
Mrs. Allen was survived by daughters Alice Allen (Sister Margaret) of Puerto Rico, Phoebe Hauber of Waynesboro and Mrs. Eleanor Jurenka of California; and two sisters - Mrs. William R. Harding of Waynesboro and Virginia Niece of Pittsburgh.
She was formerly employed as secretary to the registrar of Grove City College. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Waynesboro and its Afternoon Circle. She was also a member of AARP.
Mrs. Allen was survived by daughters Alice Allen (Sister Margaret) of Puerto Rico, Phoebe Hauber of Waynesboro and Mrs. Eleanor Jurenka of California; and two sisters - Mrs. William R. Harding of Waynesboro and Virginia Niece of Pittsburgh.
Gravesite Details
Her daughter Phoebe Allen Hauber, son-in-law Frederick and granddaughter Susan Hauber Nolan are on the northern side of the headstone.
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