Mrs. Annie Pick
Services were held Monday afternoon from the George E. Carr funeral home, Mifflinburg, for Mrs. Annie Minerva Pick, 68, of East Market street, Mifflinburg, who died at her home Friday evening. She had been ill with complications for more than a year.
A native of Millmont, she was born September 20, 1880, the daughter of the late George and Sarah Mitchell. She had resided in Mifflinburg since June 9, 1935, when she married William Pick. The deceased was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Brethren Church.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Lloyd P. Catherman and George D. Catherman, Altoona; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Bingaman, Mifflinburg; 7 step-children, Jay Pick, Northumberland; Luther and Harry Pick, and Mrs. Archie Erb, Sunbury; Mrs. Ruth Paugh, Chester; Roy Pick Rome, and Charles Pick, Rushtown; seven grandchildren and eight grandchildren, and a brother, John Mitchell, Millmont.
The Rev. Harry C. Keiffel officiated and burial was made in the Eastside cemetery, Mifflinburg.
First married to Samuel Catherman. She was the second wife of William Pick.
Services were held Monday afternoon from the George E. Carr funeral home, Mifflinburg, for Mrs. Annie Minerva Pick, 68, of East Market street, Mifflinburg, who died at her home Friday evening. She had been ill with complications for more than a year.
A native of Millmont, she was born September 20, 1880, the daughter of the late George and Sarah Mitchell. She had resided in Mifflinburg since June 9, 1935, when she married William Pick. The deceased was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Brethren Church.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Lloyd P. Catherman and George D. Catherman, Altoona; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Bingaman, Mifflinburg; 7 step-children, Jay Pick, Northumberland; Luther and Harry Pick, and Mrs. Archie Erb, Sunbury; Mrs. Ruth Paugh, Chester; Roy Pick Rome, and Charles Pick, Rushtown; seven grandchildren and eight grandchildren, and a brother, John Mitchell, Millmont.
The Rev. Harry C. Keiffel officiated and burial was made in the Eastside cemetery, Mifflinburg.
First married to Samuel Catherman. She was the second wife of William Pick.
Mrs. Annie Pick
Services were held Monday afternoon from the George E. Carr funeral home, Mifflinburg, for Mrs. Annie Minerva Pick, 68, of East Market street, Mifflinburg, who died at her home Friday evening. She had been ill with complications for more than a year.
A native of Millmont, she was born September 20, 1880, the daughter of the late George and Sarah Mitchell. She had resided in Mifflinburg since June 9, 1935, when she married William Pick. The deceased was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Brethren Church.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Lloyd P. Catherman and George D. Catherman, Altoona; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Bingaman, Mifflinburg; 7 step-children, Jay Pick, Northumberland; Luther and Harry Pick, and Mrs. Archie Erb, Sunbury; Mrs. Ruth Paugh, Chester; Roy Pick Rome, and Charles Pick, Rushtown; seven grandchildren and eight grandchildren, and a brother, John Mitchell, Millmont.
The Rev. Harry C. Keiffel officiated and burial was made in the Eastside cemetery, Mifflinburg.
First married to Samuel Catherman. She was the second wife of William Pick.
Services were held Monday afternoon from the George E. Carr funeral home, Mifflinburg, for Mrs. Annie Minerva Pick, 68, of East Market street, Mifflinburg, who died at her home Friday evening. She had been ill with complications for more than a year.
A native of Millmont, she was born September 20, 1880, the daughter of the late George and Sarah Mitchell. She had resided in Mifflinburg since June 9, 1935, when she married William Pick. The deceased was a member of St. Paul Evangelical Brethren Church.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are two sons, Lloyd P. Catherman and George D. Catherman, Altoona; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret E. Bingaman, Mifflinburg; 7 step-children, Jay Pick, Northumberland; Luther and Harry Pick, and Mrs. Archie Erb, Sunbury; Mrs. Ruth Paugh, Chester; Roy Pick Rome, and Charles Pick, Rushtown; seven grandchildren and eight grandchildren, and a brother, John Mitchell, Millmont.
The Rev. Harry C. Keiffel officiated and burial was made in the Eastside cemetery, Mifflinburg.
First married to Samuel Catherman. She was the second wife of William Pick.
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