Mrs. Margie E. Shuey, 64, of Quentin, died in her home last evening following an illness of apoplexy. She was in ill health for the past nine years. Mrs. Shuey was a native of the Quentin locality, a daughter of the late Samuel and Fannie (Mohn) Dissinger, and spent her entire life in that region. She was the widow of Isaac Shuey and the last of her family. Mrs. Shuey was a member of the Cornwall Methodist Church and the Quentin Camp of the Patriotic Order of Americans. Surviving are five daughters and two sons as follows: Agnes, wife of Harry Aungst, and Erma, wife of Kenneth Halsell, both of Lebanon; Lucille, wife of Joseph Gibble, Quentin; Arlene, wife of Gerald Freeman, Cleona; Kathryn, wife of Roy Brandt, Manheim; and Kenneth and Austin Shuey, Lebanon. Ten grandchildren also survive. [Lebanon Daily News, April 1, 1950, Page 13]
Mrs. Margie E. Shuey, 64, of Quentin, died in her home last evening following an illness of apoplexy. She was in ill health for the past nine years. Mrs. Shuey was a native of the Quentin locality, a daughter of the late Samuel and Fannie (Mohn) Dissinger, and spent her entire life in that region. She was the widow of Isaac Shuey and the last of her family. Mrs. Shuey was a member of the Cornwall Methodist Church and the Quentin Camp of the Patriotic Order of Americans. Surviving are five daughters and two sons as follows: Agnes, wife of Harry Aungst, and Erma, wife of Kenneth Halsell, both of Lebanon; Lucille, wife of Joseph Gibble, Quentin; Arlene, wife of Gerald Freeman, Cleona; Kathryn, wife of Roy Brandt, Manheim; and Kenneth and Austin Shuey, Lebanon. Ten grandchildren also survive. [Lebanon Daily News, April 1, 1950, Page 13]
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