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Funeral of Miss MurdockFuneral services in memory of MIbb Maude Murdock were held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, nt the family home on Church street, and were numerously attended by friends and neighbors. The services were conducted by Itev. C. E. Woodward of the Presbyterian church, and Rev. J. R. Rankin, of the .Methodist church. The pallbearers were Messrs. I. A. Pond, Thomas A. Roberta, J. 11. Mart*n, John Gaffney and the brother and cousin of die do ceased, Forrest Murdock, of Chicago. and William G. Murdock, of Milton, Pa. Interment was made in | Pino Grove cemetery beside t,he grave of her mother.| The beautiful and profuse floral tokens of love and sympathy Jnclud ed an exquisite blanket from the Pennsylvania railroad force In Cor ry and numerous showers and | wreaths of rosoB, carnations and lilies of the valley from Milton, Oil City, Chicago and other friends.I Those in attendance from out of town were Thomas O. Murdock and son William G., of Milton, Pa., For rest Murdock and eon Joe, of Chicago. Thomas A. Roberts and John . T. Brew, of Erie.Just prior to the services about forty I*. K. It. men. many of them old associates of the father, R. H. ' Murdock, paid their quic?t tribute of respect by a visit to the house. 1Thus passed into rest a daughter whose whole life was one sweet ef- 1 fectlve effort lo 1)1] her mother's place in her father’s heart.
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Corry Semi Weekly Journal
Corry, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, May 25, 1911
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