Yesterday afternoon, near the sunset hour, Mrs. Margaret B. Henry, Wife of Albert F. Henry, of 1258 Blair avenue, passed peacefully away at the State hospital, Philipsburg. Mrs. Henry had been in failing
health the past seven weeks with a complication of diseases. Recently a bad heart condition became noticeable and she was taken to the| hospital for further treatment where she became worse and slipped away at four-five o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Bell Henry, was a daughter of George M., and Harriet! Sunday Bell. She was bom at Rock Spring, Centre County, August 29,1899 and on July 26, 1921, at the Lutheran parsonage at State College she was united in marriage, with Albert F. Henry, of Spruce Creek. The following year on April 5, Mr. and Mrs. Henry moved to Tyrone and smce have made this place heir home. During her stay here she won a host of friends who regret her going away. In the home she was all that could be desired of a good wife,kind loving and devoted.In the church and fraternal circles, in the Sunday school she did what she could to promote those things that were good and enobling.As a neighbor she was ever on the alert to be of service and comfort
those in trial, and share with them their happiness. Mrs. Henry was a member of the First English Lutheran church, Mrs I E. Mann's Sunday school class and Lady Viola Rebekah lodge, I. O.O.F.She is survived by her husband her parents and these brothers and sisters: J. Lynn Bell, Spruce Creek, Mrs. Jesse L. Marhall, Eden Valley,Miss Nan Bell, State College; Mrs Earl Croyle, Lewistown; Mrs. Richard Thompson Petersburg; George H. Bell, Westville, New Jersey; Miss Ruth Bell, Robert Bell and Jack bell of Spruce Creek.Funeral services will be conducted at the home, 1258 Blair avenue, on
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Franklinville.
Tyrone Daily Herald, Monday, August 06, 1934, Tyrone, Pennsylvania
health the past seven weeks with a complication of diseases. Recently a bad heart condition became noticeable and she was taken to the| hospital for further treatment where she became worse and slipped away at four-five o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Bell Henry, was a daughter of George M., and Harriet! Sunday Bell. She was bom at Rock Spring, Centre County, August 29,1899 and on July 26, 1921, at the Lutheran parsonage at State College she was united in marriage, with Albert F. Henry, of Spruce Creek. The following year on April 5, Mr. and Mrs. Henry moved to Tyrone and smce have made this place heir home. During her stay here she won a host of friends who regret her going away. In the home she was all that could be desired of a good wife,kind loving and devoted.In the church and fraternal circles, in the Sunday school she did what she could to promote those things that were good and enobling.As a neighbor she was ever on the alert to be of service and comfort
those in trial, and share with them their happiness. Mrs. Henry was a member of the First English Lutheran church, Mrs I E. Mann's Sunday school class and Lady Viola Rebekah lodge, I. O.O.F.She is survived by her husband her parents and these brothers and sisters: J. Lynn Bell, Spruce Creek, Mrs. Jesse L. Marhall, Eden Valley,Miss Nan Bell, State College; Mrs Earl Croyle, Lewistown; Mrs. Richard Thompson Petersburg; George H. Bell, Westville, New Jersey; Miss Ruth Bell, Robert Bell and Jack bell of Spruce Creek.Funeral services will be conducted at the home, 1258 Blair avenue, on
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Franklinville.
Tyrone Daily Herald, Monday, August 06, 1934, Tyrone, Pennsylvania
Yesterday afternoon, near the sunset hour, Mrs. Margaret B. Henry, Wife of Albert F. Henry, of 1258 Blair avenue, passed peacefully away at the State hospital, Philipsburg. Mrs. Henry had been in failing
health the past seven weeks with a complication of diseases. Recently a bad heart condition became noticeable and she was taken to the| hospital for further treatment where she became worse and slipped away at four-five o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Bell Henry, was a daughter of George M., and Harriet! Sunday Bell. She was bom at Rock Spring, Centre County, August 29,1899 and on July 26, 1921, at the Lutheran parsonage at State College she was united in marriage, with Albert F. Henry, of Spruce Creek. The following year on April 5, Mr. and Mrs. Henry moved to Tyrone and smce have made this place heir home. During her stay here she won a host of friends who regret her going away. In the home she was all that could be desired of a good wife,kind loving and devoted.In the church and fraternal circles, in the Sunday school she did what she could to promote those things that were good and enobling.As a neighbor she was ever on the alert to be of service and comfort
those in trial, and share with them their happiness. Mrs. Henry was a member of the First English Lutheran church, Mrs I E. Mann's Sunday school class and Lady Viola Rebekah lodge, I. O.O.F.She is survived by her husband her parents and these brothers and sisters: J. Lynn Bell, Spruce Creek, Mrs. Jesse L. Marhall, Eden Valley,Miss Nan Bell, State College; Mrs Earl Croyle, Lewistown; Mrs. Richard Thompson Petersburg; George H. Bell, Westville, New Jersey; Miss Ruth Bell, Robert Bell and Jack bell of Spruce Creek.Funeral services will be conducted at the home, 1258 Blair avenue, on
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Franklinville.
Tyrone Daily Herald, Monday, August 06, 1934, Tyrone, Pennsylvania
health the past seven weeks with a complication of diseases. Recently a bad heart condition became noticeable and she was taken to the| hospital for further treatment where she became worse and slipped away at four-five o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Margaret Bell Henry, was a daughter of George M., and Harriet! Sunday Bell. She was bom at Rock Spring, Centre County, August 29,1899 and on July 26, 1921, at the Lutheran parsonage at State College she was united in marriage, with Albert F. Henry, of Spruce Creek. The following year on April 5, Mr. and Mrs. Henry moved to Tyrone and smce have made this place heir home. During her stay here she won a host of friends who regret her going away. In the home she was all that could be desired of a good wife,kind loving and devoted.In the church and fraternal circles, in the Sunday school she did what she could to promote those things that were good and enobling.As a neighbor she was ever on the alert to be of service and comfort
those in trial, and share with them their happiness. Mrs. Henry was a member of the First English Lutheran church, Mrs I E. Mann's Sunday school class and Lady Viola Rebekah lodge, I. O.O.F.She is survived by her husband her parents and these brothers and sisters: J. Lynn Bell, Spruce Creek, Mrs. Jesse L. Marhall, Eden Valley,Miss Nan Bell, State College; Mrs Earl Croyle, Lewistown; Mrs. Richard Thompson Petersburg; George H. Bell, Westville, New Jersey; Miss Ruth Bell, Robert Bell and Jack bell of Spruce Creek.Funeral services will be conducted at the home, 1258 Blair avenue, on
Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Franklinville.
Tyrone Daily Herald, Monday, August 06, 1934, Tyrone, Pennsylvania
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