The Gettysburg Times March 2, 1929
Mrs. McDermitt, 73, widow of Hugh McDermitt, formerly of New Oxford, died a the home of a daughter, Mrs. Rose M Spangler, near Abbottstown, at 8:15, Friday evening, after a week's illness of pneumonia. Since the death of Mr. McDermitt last November, Mrs. McDermitt lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Spangler, but they were planning to move back to the McDermitt home in New Oxford, when Mrs. McDermitt died.
She was the oldest daughter of the late Francis and Sara Devine Cole, and was born in Buchanan Valley. Her father was a former state assemblyman from Adams county and a brother, James C Cole, Buchanan Valley, was formerly chairman of the Adams county Democratic committee.
Surviving are four daughter, Mrs. H. I. Taylor, Altoona; Miss Jane E., a nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, New Oxford, and Mrs. Spangler, near Abbottstown three sons,
Francis F., near Fairfield; James B., near Caledonia and Hugh I., York Springs; four brothers, John Cole, Albert W., James C., and Francis, all of Buchanan Valley, and three sisters, Mrs. George Tate, York;
Mrs. Hugh O'Connell, Mt. Ranier, Maryland, and Mrs. Beezer, Los Angeles.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Oxford.
The body was removed to the home of the deceased, in New Oxford, this afternoon. Funeral services Monday, meeting at the house at 8:30 with a requiem high mass at 9:00 in St. Mary's Catholic church, New Oxford, the Rev. Father Joseph Whalen, officiating. Interment in St. Ignatius cemetery, Buchanan Valley, along side the body of her husband who preceded her in death.
Mrs. McDermitt, 73, widow of Hugh McDermitt, formerly of New Oxford, died a the home of a daughter, Mrs. Rose M Spangler, near Abbottstown, at 8:15, Friday evening, after a week's illness of pneumonia. Since the death of Mr. McDermitt last November, Mrs. McDermitt lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Spangler, but they were planning to move back to the McDermitt home in New Oxford, when Mrs. McDermitt died.
She was the oldest daughter of the late Francis and Sara Devine Cole, and was born in Buchanan Valley. Her father was a former state assemblyman from Adams county and a brother, James C Cole, Buchanan Valley, was formerly chairman of the Adams county Democratic committee.
Surviving are four daughter, Mrs. H. I. Taylor, Altoona; Miss Jane E., a nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, New Oxford, and Mrs. Spangler, near Abbottstown three sons,
Francis F., near Fairfield; James B., near Caledonia and Hugh I., York Springs; four brothers, John Cole, Albert W., James C., and Francis, all of Buchanan Valley, and three sisters, Mrs. George Tate, York;
Mrs. Hugh O'Connell, Mt. Ranier, Maryland, and Mrs. Beezer, Los Angeles.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Oxford.
The body was removed to the home of the deceased, in New Oxford, this afternoon. Funeral services Monday, meeting at the house at 8:30 with a requiem high mass at 9:00 in St. Mary's Catholic church, New Oxford, the Rev. Father Joseph Whalen, officiating. Interment in St. Ignatius cemetery, Buchanan Valley, along side the body of her husband who preceded her in death.
The Gettysburg Times March 2, 1929
Mrs. McDermitt, 73, widow of Hugh McDermitt, formerly of New Oxford, died a the home of a daughter, Mrs. Rose M Spangler, near Abbottstown, at 8:15, Friday evening, after a week's illness of pneumonia. Since the death of Mr. McDermitt last November, Mrs. McDermitt lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Spangler, but they were planning to move back to the McDermitt home in New Oxford, when Mrs. McDermitt died.
She was the oldest daughter of the late Francis and Sara Devine Cole, and was born in Buchanan Valley. Her father was a former state assemblyman from Adams county and a brother, James C Cole, Buchanan Valley, was formerly chairman of the Adams county Democratic committee.
Surviving are four daughter, Mrs. H. I. Taylor, Altoona; Miss Jane E., a nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, New Oxford, and Mrs. Spangler, near Abbottstown three sons,
Francis F., near Fairfield; James B., near Caledonia and Hugh I., York Springs; four brothers, John Cole, Albert W., James C., and Francis, all of Buchanan Valley, and three sisters, Mrs. George Tate, York;
Mrs. Hugh O'Connell, Mt. Ranier, Maryland, and Mrs. Beezer, Los Angeles.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Oxford.
The body was removed to the home of the deceased, in New Oxford, this afternoon. Funeral services Monday, meeting at the house at 8:30 with a requiem high mass at 9:00 in St. Mary's Catholic church, New Oxford, the Rev. Father Joseph Whalen, officiating. Interment in St. Ignatius cemetery, Buchanan Valley, along side the body of her husband who preceded her in death.
Mrs. McDermitt, 73, widow of Hugh McDermitt, formerly of New Oxford, died a the home of a daughter, Mrs. Rose M Spangler, near Abbottstown, at 8:15, Friday evening, after a week's illness of pneumonia. Since the death of Mr. McDermitt last November, Mrs. McDermitt lived with her daughter,
Mrs. Spangler, but they were planning to move back to the McDermitt home in New Oxford, when Mrs. McDermitt died.
She was the oldest daughter of the late Francis and Sara Devine Cole, and was born in Buchanan Valley. Her father was a former state assemblyman from Adams county and a brother, James C Cole, Buchanan Valley, was formerly chairman of the Adams county Democratic committee.
Surviving are four daughter, Mrs. H. I. Taylor, Altoona; Miss Jane E., a nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore; Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, New Oxford, and Mrs. Spangler, near Abbottstown three sons,
Francis F., near Fairfield; James B., near Caledonia and Hugh I., York Springs; four brothers, John Cole, Albert W., James C., and Francis, all of Buchanan Valley, and three sisters, Mrs. George Tate, York;
Mrs. Hugh O'Connell, Mt. Ranier, Maryland, and Mrs. Beezer, Los Angeles.
She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Oxford.
The body was removed to the home of the deceased, in New Oxford, this afternoon. Funeral services Monday, meeting at the house at 8:30 with a requiem high mass at 9:00 in St. Mary's Catholic church, New Oxford, the Rev. Father Joseph Whalen, officiating. Interment in St. Ignatius cemetery, Buchanan Valley, along side the body of her husband who preceded her in death.
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