The Gettysburg Times, Gettysburg, Pa., 9/30/1930
Mrs. Lottie Ellen Warren. 55, wodow of Harry K. Warren former Arendtsville parage proprietor, died at 11:40 o'clock. Monday evening at her home in Arendtsville, following a prolonged illness of a complication of diseases. She had been confined to bed for for months
She was the oldest daughter of George W. and Marria (Taylor) Hoke, of Arendtsville and was born in Menallen township.
Mr. Warren died February 4, 1929
Mrs. Warren is servived by her parents, one son, J. Melvin Warren, Arendtsville; one daughter Miss Nellie Grace Warren, at home, one sister. Mrs. Clayton Shoap. Arendtsville, one brother. Roy Hoke. Mensllen township, and three grandchildren
Funeral services from the home Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock the Rev. E. W. Brindle officiating,
Interment in Fairview cemetery Arendtsville
She was a member of Arendtsville Reformed church
Mrs. Lottie Ellen Warren. 55, wodow of Harry K. Warren former Arendtsville parage proprietor, died at 11:40 o'clock. Monday evening at her home in Arendtsville, following a prolonged illness of a complication of diseases. She had been confined to bed for for months
She was the oldest daughter of George W. and Marria (Taylor) Hoke, of Arendtsville and was born in Menallen township.
Mr. Warren died February 4, 1929
Mrs. Warren is servived by her parents, one son, J. Melvin Warren, Arendtsville; one daughter Miss Nellie Grace Warren, at home, one sister. Mrs. Clayton Shoap. Arendtsville, one brother. Roy Hoke. Mensllen township, and three grandchildren
Funeral services from the home Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock the Rev. E. W. Brindle officiating,
Interment in Fairview cemetery Arendtsville
She was a member of Arendtsville Reformed church
The Gettysburg Times, Gettysburg, Pa., 9/30/1930
Mrs. Lottie Ellen Warren. 55, wodow of Harry K. Warren former Arendtsville parage proprietor, died at 11:40 o'clock. Monday evening at her home in Arendtsville, following a prolonged illness of a complication of diseases. She had been confined to bed for for months
She was the oldest daughter of George W. and Marria (Taylor) Hoke, of Arendtsville and was born in Menallen township.
Mr. Warren died February 4, 1929
Mrs. Warren is servived by her parents, one son, J. Melvin Warren, Arendtsville; one daughter Miss Nellie Grace Warren, at home, one sister. Mrs. Clayton Shoap. Arendtsville, one brother. Roy Hoke. Mensllen township, and three grandchildren
Funeral services from the home Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock the Rev. E. W. Brindle officiating,
Interment in Fairview cemetery Arendtsville
She was a member of Arendtsville Reformed church
Mrs. Lottie Ellen Warren. 55, wodow of Harry K. Warren former Arendtsville parage proprietor, died at 11:40 o'clock. Monday evening at her home in Arendtsville, following a prolonged illness of a complication of diseases. She had been confined to bed for for months
She was the oldest daughter of George W. and Marria (Taylor) Hoke, of Arendtsville and was born in Menallen township.
Mr. Warren died February 4, 1929
Mrs. Warren is servived by her parents, one son, J. Melvin Warren, Arendtsville; one daughter Miss Nellie Grace Warren, at home, one sister. Mrs. Clayton Shoap. Arendtsville, one brother. Roy Hoke. Mensllen township, and three grandchildren
Funeral services from the home Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock the Rev. E. W. Brindle officiating,
Interment in Fairview cemetery Arendtsville
She was a member of Arendtsville Reformed church
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