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— OBITUARY.9 . « • • 1Mr. Charles O’Leary, of East Kane, died at the home- of his' parents **»t that place Saturday, March 23rd, 1912. Mr. O’Leary had been ill for the past two months, suffering from a general physical breakdown. His death, while not unexpected, cast a deep shadow of gloom over his many friends and'admirers. Mr. O'Leary was a promising and likely young man just past, his eighteenth year. He was for the past several years, the star pitcher of the K. of C. base* ball team and bis splendid work in that ilcld of sport won him many admiring friends. He was quiet in his manner and his unfailing courtesy won all who happened to . make his acquaintance. Stricken down in the tender, and promising years of his budding manhood he leaves to mourn his loss his father and moth-.i ■ /or. three brothers, and two slsterB,to all of whom is extended a kind• t msympathy by their many friends. Funeral - services at St. Calllstus church at 9 a. m. Tuesday, March 2. ■Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Kane Daily Republican
Kane, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Mar 25, 1912
Page 5
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