Mrs. Lydia Matilda Albright, aged 71, died at home, on Lincoln Street, Marysville, on Monday afternoon. Rev. C.R. Hartman of the Reformed Church officiating with interment in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, J. Oliver Albright; three dauhters, Mr. Edward Dice of Washington; Mrs. Thomas Bretz of Enola; Mrs. A.S. Free, Red Lion; One son, Ross S. of Marysville; one brother, John Sheaffer of Clarksburg, W.Va; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Albright was a member of the Reformed church and a memnber of the Macabes. She was a loving mother and her smile will be missed by all who know her.
Published in the Duncannon Record, January 6, 1927, on micro-film at the Perry Historians' Lenig Library, New Bloomfield, Pa.
Published in the Duncannon Record, January 6, 1927, on micro-film at the Perry Historians' Lenig Library, New Bloomfield, Pa.
Mrs. Lydia Matilda Albright, aged 71, died at home, on Lincoln Street, Marysville, on Monday afternoon. Rev. C.R. Hartman of the Reformed Church officiating with interment in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, J. Oliver Albright; three dauhters, Mr. Edward Dice of Washington; Mrs. Thomas Bretz of Enola; Mrs. A.S. Free, Red Lion; One son, Ross S. of Marysville; one brother, John Sheaffer of Clarksburg, W.Va; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Albright was a member of the Reformed church and a memnber of the Macabes. She was a loving mother and her smile will be missed by all who know her.
Published in the Duncannon Record, January 6, 1927, on micro-film at the Perry Historians' Lenig Library, New Bloomfield, Pa.
Published in the Duncannon Record, January 6, 1927, on micro-film at the Perry Historians' Lenig Library, New Bloomfield, Pa.
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