Mabel Keeler (Carter) Wells was the daughter of Harry C. Carter and Mary Ella (VanSciver) Carter. She married Amon Wells Sr. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Burlington on January 25, 1906. Shortly after their marriage they went to Lynn, Massachuetts because of his work in the shoe industry. They had one son, Amon Wells Jr. She belonged to the P.O.A. and the Good Shepherds Lodge #8, Order of the Shepherds of Bethlehem, in Burlington.
Obituary Notice of Mabel K. Wells
Mrs. Mabel K. Wells died yesterday at her home, 304 East Broad Street. She was 70.
Mrs. Wells was a member of the Good Shepherds Lodge of Burlington, and Patriotic Order Sons of America of Mt. Holly. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Slack Funeral Home, 117 East Broad Street, with burial in St. Mary's churchyard.
[A letter was sent to the National P.O.S. of A. in Willow Grove, PA to see who in the family made Mabel eligible to join. Their reply was she could not belong to the P.O.S. of A. because it was an organization only for male family members. They said another organization, the P.O.A., was probably what Mabel belonged to. This required no special tie to a veteran to join and there were no records kept for this organization. It is now extinct.]
(Slack's Funeral Home arranged the funeral. Found in Slack's Funeral Home Record Book 1951, page 326.)
Obituary Notice of Mabel K. Wells
Mrs. Mabel K. Wells died yesterday at her home, 304 East Broad Street. She was 70.
Mrs. Wells was a member of the Good Shepherds Lodge of Burlington, and Patriotic Order Sons of America of Mt. Holly. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Slack Funeral Home, 117 East Broad Street, with burial in St. Mary's churchyard.
[A letter was sent to the National P.O.S. of A. in Willow Grove, PA to see who in the family made Mabel eligible to join. Their reply was she could not belong to the P.O.S. of A. because it was an organization only for male family members. They said another organization, the P.O.A., was probably what Mabel belonged to. This required no special tie to a veteran to join and there were no records kept for this organization. It is now extinct.]
(Slack's Funeral Home arranged the funeral. Found in Slack's Funeral Home Record Book 1951, page 326.)
Mabel Keeler (Carter) Wells was the daughter of Harry C. Carter and Mary Ella (VanSciver) Carter. She married Amon Wells Sr. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Burlington on January 25, 1906. Shortly after their marriage they went to Lynn, Massachuetts because of his work in the shoe industry. They had one son, Amon Wells Jr. She belonged to the P.O.A. and the Good Shepherds Lodge #8, Order of the Shepherds of Bethlehem, in Burlington.
Obituary Notice of Mabel K. Wells
Mrs. Mabel K. Wells died yesterday at her home, 304 East Broad Street. She was 70.
Mrs. Wells was a member of the Good Shepherds Lodge of Burlington, and Patriotic Order Sons of America of Mt. Holly. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Slack Funeral Home, 117 East Broad Street, with burial in St. Mary's churchyard.
[A letter was sent to the National P.O.S. of A. in Willow Grove, PA to see who in the family made Mabel eligible to join. Their reply was she could not belong to the P.O.S. of A. because it was an organization only for male family members. They said another organization, the P.O.A., was probably what Mabel belonged to. This required no special tie to a veteran to join and there were no records kept for this organization. It is now extinct.]
(Slack's Funeral Home arranged the funeral. Found in Slack's Funeral Home Record Book 1951, page 326.)
Obituary Notice of Mabel K. Wells
Mrs. Mabel K. Wells died yesterday at her home, 304 East Broad Street. She was 70.
Mrs. Wells was a member of the Good Shepherds Lodge of Burlington, and Patriotic Order Sons of America of Mt. Holly. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Slack Funeral Home, 117 East Broad Street, with burial in St. Mary's churchyard.
[A letter was sent to the National P.O.S. of A. in Willow Grove, PA to see who in the family made Mabel eligible to join. Their reply was she could not belong to the P.O.S. of A. because it was an organization only for male family members. They said another organization, the P.O.A., was probably what Mabel belonged to. This required no special tie to a veteran to join and there were no records kept for this organization. It is now extinct.]
(Slack's Funeral Home arranged the funeral. Found in Slack's Funeral Home Record Book 1951, page 326.)
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