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DAILY NEWS RECORD, FerMik Didawicknst*v_Spn.. unsuc-imer for al norm-lad no to seek-,n '56. d United said. “I ntion to mgn inter-Week). Steven-tic pres-e titularDies in SleepMeAuWOODSTOCK. Jan. 25 Mrs. Ella N. Didawick, 84 widow of William A. Didawick. died in her sleep, at 5:30 Saturday morning it thp Shenandoah C n monal Hospital, followm Mr.ee weeks of critical illness Mis. Di-da wick had been in a coma for over a week.Mrs. Didawick wiFur for t Audit featui Harri Moosi o’cloc Roi and v const be di:orn ne;here or Feb. 11. 1868. a dam'rparty is ratic Na-ed.ight Ste-aated by Kefauvrr rediction as to tic r.onii-id Mary cut 1898 \ Dida-h Coun-liv'dtlmtMde■iW— Po-lay that, ambi! ion | of John •Id S’ate is foundof the late Harrison a \n Flichrd C opp. Ab she married W illiam wic’M also of Skenandor tv. whr preceded her in 1910 Mrs. Didawick Frederick County for fifty years.Following her husband’ death iht ires diet] ind n lt;of the •dining hall at the o 1 Reliapce Academy, two m.1 west [of Middletown before tlmt well known school burnedSome years later she operated the telephone exchance at St p-hena Citj I t hi best known to the traveling Mib-lie a ,generation ago when for a number of years she was in rhargf of the old Valley Turnpike Company’s toll gate house, a short .distance from Middletown Whe« the toll gates were reed M :' ■ the tlt;)ll crtie propertv from t'p company and mcde it from that time until she rrfoved her homePieauditwithasmMoosiGmHarrisenta meeti He the f ther chair C. Cl Stult: In projei pose lt;exhib otherment)businher home 1947 whento Woodstock to make with her son-in-lawFurr of ho had idvanced j death, idy v as verman. i whoseMr. and Mrs. C.hadtheand:hatn e r y s becomed failed foreign Furr ad-d qucs-»nds andmdnotselftalkaid, Dis-mi suicideirg. Pa , e of the Depart-1 depart-ar.d dauqrhter,Glen (WilkensSinc^e early girlhood she been ,a faithful member o Maurei town Brethren Churcl of the, Missionary Society of churc^i. She attended services there ;so long as her health permitted.Surviving is one daughter. Mrs. Susie Wilkins and one grandson. Don F. Wilkins, nowr attending Roanoke College, Salem. Mrs. Charles F. Cooley, of Narrow Pa aft i tth oi Viood It and Mrs. 1 Lizie Strickler, of near Woodstock, are step-daughters One sbn. Paul Didawick died in 1916 at the age of fifteen. She was the surviving member of her fa.mily and leaves a number : nephi ■ nd clt; i liBoCh,■I,lrTO*Radio wreck fort tl ed ChchurlsFuneral services will be coSuper:planeoverWulurducted from the Dellinger Chapelhere. Monday mormne o'clock* and burial will1100heitees'#■—Sen. id today lers into enhower ' civilianRiverview Cemett burg. \ beside her The R,ev E. L. Miller, pa dor the Maurertown Brethren Churc of which she was a member have charge of the serv • • B. C pastor of the Woodstock dist Church.Pallbearers will be:! Petrie. Ray, Ford Elm and William Coolev.fromprotendRB2SdropDeCecRaj I WorkersThe med lt;i shot ( Korea mal 1 the Y Pei] the S captum
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Daily News-Record
Harrisonburg, Virginia, US
Mon, Jan 26, 1953
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