THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Saturday, March 4, 1916
BAKER— BURRIS.
Mr. William A. Baker of Duncansville and Miss Annie M. Burris of Hollidaysburg were married at the parsonage of Zion Lutheran church,Hollidaysburg, at noon Wednesday.
The bridegroom is a delivery clerk, employed
in one of the leading mercantile establishments in Duncansville, and his bride was formerly a telephone operator.
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip, which will bespent with relatives of the bride at Butler.
On their return, they will takeup housekeeping in Duncansville.
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Ancestry.com---William A Baker
in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name: William A Baker
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 64
Birth Date: 7 Oct 1879 {Obit says 10/2/1879}
Birth Place: Blair County, Pennsylvania
Death Date: 27 Dec 1943
Death Place: Duncansville, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: John J Baker
Mother: Clara Mc Closkey
Spouse: Annie Baker
Certificate Number: 107595
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NOTE: Photo copy says buried in Lutheran Cem., Newry, Blair Co., Pa.
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THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Monday, December 27, 1943
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Well known Pennsylvania railroad shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station, died this morning at 1.45 o’clock at his home, 615 Second avenue, Duncansville, following a brief illness.
He was a son of John Q. and Clara (McCloskey) Baker and was born at the Baker homestead at Catfish, Blair township, Oct. 2, 1879.
He was twice married, the first union being with Erie Jacobs, who died in 1908. One son, Raymond L. Baker of Duncansville, survives this union.
The second marriage was with Annie Burris of Philipsburg, who survives, with these brothers and sisters: Mae N. Baker and Blair A. Baker of Duncansville, Mrs. Ella J. Helsel of Newry and Marion H. Baker of Hollidaysburg, and five grandchildren.
Mr. Baker had served as a shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station for forty years and had resided in Duncansville for the pasty thirty-five years where he was a member of the Lutheran church.
Friends will be received at the home.
Altoona Mirror – Saturday, March 4, 1916
BAKER— BURRIS.
Mr. William A. Baker of Duncansville and Miss Annie M. Burris of Hollidaysburg were married at the parsonage of Zion Lutheran church,Hollidaysburg, at noon Wednesday.
The bridegroom is a delivery clerk, employed
in one of the leading mercantile establishments in Duncansville, and his bride was formerly a telephone operator.
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip, which will bespent with relatives of the bride at Butler.
On their return, they will takeup housekeeping in Duncansville.
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Ancestry.com---William A Baker
in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name: William A Baker
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 64
Birth Date: 7 Oct 1879 {Obit says 10/2/1879}
Birth Place: Blair County, Pennsylvania
Death Date: 27 Dec 1943
Death Place: Duncansville, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: John J Baker
Mother: Clara Mc Closkey
Spouse: Annie Baker
Certificate Number: 107595
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NOTE: Photo copy says buried in Lutheran Cem., Newry, Blair Co., Pa.
=========================
THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Monday, December 27, 1943
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Well known Pennsylvania railroad shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station, died this morning at 1.45 o’clock at his home, 615 Second avenue, Duncansville, following a brief illness.
He was a son of John Q. and Clara (McCloskey) Baker and was born at the Baker homestead at Catfish, Blair township, Oct. 2, 1879.
He was twice married, the first union being with Erie Jacobs, who died in 1908. One son, Raymond L. Baker of Duncansville, survives this union.
The second marriage was with Annie Burris of Philipsburg, who survives, with these brothers and sisters: Mae N. Baker and Blair A. Baker of Duncansville, Mrs. Ella J. Helsel of Newry and Marion H. Baker of Hollidaysburg, and five grandchildren.
Mr. Baker had served as a shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station for forty years and had resided in Duncansville for the pasty thirty-five years where he was a member of the Lutheran church.
Friends will be received at the home.
THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Saturday, March 4, 1916
BAKER— BURRIS.
Mr. William A. Baker of Duncansville and Miss Annie M. Burris of Hollidaysburg were married at the parsonage of Zion Lutheran church,Hollidaysburg, at noon Wednesday.
The bridegroom is a delivery clerk, employed
in one of the leading mercantile establishments in Duncansville, and his bride was formerly a telephone operator.
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip, which will bespent with relatives of the bride at Butler.
On their return, they will takeup housekeeping in Duncansville.
============================
Ancestry.com---William A Baker
in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name: William A Baker
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 64
Birth Date: 7 Oct 1879 {Obit says 10/2/1879}
Birth Place: Blair County, Pennsylvania
Death Date: 27 Dec 1943
Death Place: Duncansville, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: John J Baker
Mother: Clara Mc Closkey
Spouse: Annie Baker
Certificate Number: 107595
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NOTE: Photo copy says buried in Lutheran Cem., Newry, Blair Co., Pa.
=========================
THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Monday, December 27, 1943
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Well known Pennsylvania railroad shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station, died this morning at 1.45 o’clock at his home, 615 Second avenue, Duncansville, following a brief illness.
He was a son of John Q. and Clara (McCloskey) Baker and was born at the Baker homestead at Catfish, Blair township, Oct. 2, 1879.
He was twice married, the first union being with Erie Jacobs, who died in 1908. One son, Raymond L. Baker of Duncansville, survives this union.
The second marriage was with Annie Burris of Philipsburg, who survives, with these brothers and sisters: Mae N. Baker and Blair A. Baker of Duncansville, Mrs. Ella J. Helsel of Newry and Marion H. Baker of Hollidaysburg, and five grandchildren.
Mr. Baker had served as a shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station for forty years and had resided in Duncansville for the pasty thirty-five years where he was a member of the Lutheran church.
Friends will be received at the home.
Altoona Mirror – Saturday, March 4, 1916
BAKER— BURRIS.
Mr. William A. Baker of Duncansville and Miss Annie M. Burris of Hollidaysburg were married at the parsonage of Zion Lutheran church,Hollidaysburg, at noon Wednesday.
The bridegroom is a delivery clerk, employed
in one of the leading mercantile establishments in Duncansville, and his bride was formerly a telephone operator.
Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on a wedding trip, which will bespent with relatives of the bride at Butler.
On their return, they will takeup housekeeping in Duncansville.
============================
Ancestry.com---William A Baker
in the Pennsylvania, Death Certificates, 1906-1964
Name: William A Baker
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 64
Birth Date: 7 Oct 1879 {Obit says 10/2/1879}
Birth Place: Blair County, Pennsylvania
Death Date: 27 Dec 1943
Death Place: Duncansville, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: John J Baker
Mother: Clara Mc Closkey
Spouse: Annie Baker
Certificate Number: 107595
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NOTE: Photo copy says buried in Lutheran Cem., Newry, Blair Co., Pa.
=========================
THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY JOHN DICK, 7/2017
Altoona Mirror – Monday, December 27, 1943
WILLIAM A. BAKER
Well known Pennsylvania railroad shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station, died this morning at 1.45 o’clock at his home, 615 Second avenue, Duncansville, following a brief illness.
He was a son of John Q. and Clara (McCloskey) Baker and was born at the Baker homestead at Catfish, Blair township, Oct. 2, 1879.
He was twice married, the first union being with Erie Jacobs, who died in 1908. One son, Raymond L. Baker of Duncansville, survives this union.
The second marriage was with Annie Burris of Philipsburg, who survives, with these brothers and sisters: Mae N. Baker and Blair A. Baker of Duncansville, Mrs. Ella J. Helsel of Newry and Marion H. Baker of Hollidaysburg, and five grandchildren.
Mr. Baker had served as a shipping clerk at the Altoona freight station for forty years and had resided in Duncansville for the pasty thirty-five years where he was a member of the Lutheran church.
Friends will be received at the home.
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