Frank E. Rump, of 620 Canal Street, an employee of the Cornwall Ore Mines, died at his home Wednesday afternoon, following an illness of complications. He was 41. He was a member of St, Mark’s Reformed Church and an associate member of the American Legion. Aside from his wife, the former Ella Butler, he leaves a son John and a daughter Nora, at home; and two brothers, William Rump, of Pine Grove, and George Rump, of Rexmont. [Lebanon Daily News, Thursday, January 8, 1942, Page 14]
Frank E. Rump, of 620 Canal Street, an employee of the Cornwall Ore Mines, died at his home Wednesday afternoon, following an illness of complications. He was 41. He was a member of St, Mark’s Reformed Church and an associate member of the American Legion. Aside from his wife, the former Ella Butler, he leaves a son John and a daughter Nora, at home; and two brothers, William Rump, of Pine Grove, and George Rump, of Rexmont. [Lebanon Daily News, Thursday, January 8, 1942, Page 14]
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