Scott Fluke
A son of John R. and Sarah (Fishel) Fluke. He married Flora Burget March 18, 1908.
He was survived by his wife and these children: Anna Baker of New Enterprise, W. Clifford Fluke of Waterside, Martha Lashley of New Enterprise and J. Leonard Fluke of Curryville.
Also surviving were seven grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Miss Catherine [Mary Kathryn] Fluke of Curryville, Ruth McKinney of Henrietta, Walter of McKeesport, Hugh of Woodbury, David and Roy of Altoona, and John of Everett.
Mr. Fluke was an active member of the Church of the Brethren."Mr. Fluke was a well known fruit grower of the Cove."
Funeral services were held at the home in charge of Rev. D. I. Pepple, Rev. Rufus McDannel and Rev. Merle Detwiler. Interment in Diehl's Cross Roads cemetery.
Source:
Bedford County Historical Society, Pioneer Library Obituary Collection, Book 5, Page 1660.
A son of John R. and Sarah (Fishel) Fluke. He married Flora Burget March 18, 1908.
He was survived by his wife and these children: Anna Baker of New Enterprise, W. Clifford Fluke of Waterside, Martha Lashley of New Enterprise and J. Leonard Fluke of Curryville.
Also surviving were seven grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Miss Catherine [Mary Kathryn] Fluke of Curryville, Ruth McKinney of Henrietta, Walter of McKeesport, Hugh of Woodbury, David and Roy of Altoona, and John of Everett.
Mr. Fluke was an active member of the Church of the Brethren."Mr. Fluke was a well known fruit grower of the Cove."
Funeral services were held at the home in charge of Rev. D. I. Pepple, Rev. Rufus McDannel and Rev. Merle Detwiler. Interment in Diehl's Cross Roads cemetery.
Source:
Bedford County Historical Society, Pioneer Library Obituary Collection, Book 5, Page 1660.
Scott Fluke
A son of John R. and Sarah (Fishel) Fluke. He married Flora Burget March 18, 1908.
He was survived by his wife and these children: Anna Baker of New Enterprise, W. Clifford Fluke of Waterside, Martha Lashley of New Enterprise and J. Leonard Fluke of Curryville.
Also surviving were seven grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Miss Catherine [Mary Kathryn] Fluke of Curryville, Ruth McKinney of Henrietta, Walter of McKeesport, Hugh of Woodbury, David and Roy of Altoona, and John of Everett.
Mr. Fluke was an active member of the Church of the Brethren."Mr. Fluke was a well known fruit grower of the Cove."
Funeral services were held at the home in charge of Rev. D. I. Pepple, Rev. Rufus McDannel and Rev. Merle Detwiler. Interment in Diehl's Cross Roads cemetery.
Source:
Bedford County Historical Society, Pioneer Library Obituary Collection, Book 5, Page 1660.
A son of John R. and Sarah (Fishel) Fluke. He married Flora Burget March 18, 1908.
He was survived by his wife and these children: Anna Baker of New Enterprise, W. Clifford Fluke of Waterside, Martha Lashley of New Enterprise and J. Leonard Fluke of Curryville.
Also surviving were seven grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Miss Catherine [Mary Kathryn] Fluke of Curryville, Ruth McKinney of Henrietta, Walter of McKeesport, Hugh of Woodbury, David and Roy of Altoona, and John of Everett.
Mr. Fluke was an active member of the Church of the Brethren."Mr. Fluke was a well known fruit grower of the Cove."
Funeral services were held at the home in charge of Rev. D. I. Pepple, Rev. Rufus McDannel and Rev. Merle Detwiler. Interment in Diehl's Cross Roads cemetery.
Source:
Bedford County Historical Society, Pioneer Library Obituary Collection, Book 5, Page 1660.
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