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[47125] "The Daily Item [Sunbury, Pennsylvania]," 13 April 1951, p. 17: "Henry L. Albright, store manager and active churchman, died at 7:45 a. m. today at his home, 1146 Chestnut street, after an illness of more than a year. During the past year he had been at Geisinger Hospital for 73 days, and underwent a number of major operations. He was 42 years of age, Mr. Albright was manager of the Weis Pure Food Store at Reagan and Fourth streets for 24 years. He was one of the firm's most valuable employes. He had been active in Albright Evangelical United Brethren Church since a youth, was a teacher of the young men's Bible class until illness forced him to retire, and was steward on the administrative council of the church. He was a man of genial personality who had a host of friends who are shocked by his death. He was born in Sunbury, July 25, 1908, the son of Harry F. and Amy Romberger Albright. He was graduated from Sunbury High School in 1926 and immediately began employment with the Weis Pure Food Stores being placed as manager of the store at Fourth and Reagan streets where he remained until illness overtook him about a year ago. August 21, 1928 he married the former Clara Smith, who survives. Also surviving besides his wife and parents, are a son, Henry, Jr., a student at Susquehanna University; a daughter, Marjorie, at home; a sister, Mrs. Herman Johannsen of Elmont, L. I., two brothers, George Albright, Williston Park, L. I., and Joseph Albright, Berwick."
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[56580] Roberta is daughter of Charles Winfield Holmes (1905-1985) & Frances Marion Currier (1904-1987; m. 2 May 1926 in Milo, Piscataquis Co., ME). "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 25 March 2023: "Old Town - Roberta Frances (Holmes) Moulton, 94, of Old Town, Maine passed away peacefully at her home on March 17, 2023, after suffering a long battle with dementia. Roberta was born on April 10, 1928, to the late Frances (Fannie) Marion Currier and Charles Winfield Holmes in Orono, Maine. After graduating from Old Town High School in 1946, she met and married the love of her life, Wesley M. Moulton. Two daughters, Judy and Julie, followed this union as Roberta dedicated her life to being a wonderful wife, homemaker, and extraordinary mother. Roberta was a passionate seamstress. She designed and created almost all her own clothes including her daughter's clothing. She reupholstered sofas, and chairs, made drapes, handmade quilts, embroidered wall art, and knit mittens. She loved being a homemaker from cooking special meals for large family gatherings to painting the house and doing yard work. Roberta also worked in the shoe factory stitching leather using the double-needle stitching method. Roberta made it her mission to improve the lives of her family and others. As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she taught Junior Sunday School for over 15 years and also held the title of President of the Junior Sunday School. She was given the assignment to be the director of the Family History Center, located on Grandview Ave. Bangor, Maine helping others discover their family ancestors. She was also a member of the Church Women's organization called the Relief Society helping those in need. Roberta is survived by her two daughters, Judy Ann (Moulton) Moores and Julie Anna (Moulton) DeGrasse and her husband, Everett H. DeGrasse; two brothers, Harvey C. Holmes and wife, Arlene Mushrow, of Old Town, and Linwood E. Holmes and wife, Lynn Dalrymple, of Lincoln. Roberta was predeceased by her husband of 75 years, Wesley M. Moulton; two brothers, Robert (Doug) C. Holmes and Donald (Donnie) W. Holmes and wife, Joyce M. Gaudet; one sister, Theresa M. Holmes and husband, Gilbert J. Beaulieu; and a special son-in-law, William H. Moores. Roberta loved her grandchildren and took an active part in helping to care for them. Nathan W. Moores and wife, Vicky of Ewa, Hawaii, Rick A. DeGrasse and wife, Earleen, of Greenbush, ME, Carrie A. (Moores) LaFlamme, and husband, Steve, of Hermon, ME, Kirk D. DeGrasse and wife, Stephanie, of Greenbush, ME, Brett E. DeGrasse and wife, Julie, of Pittsfield, ME, Christopher B. DeGrasse and wife, Hillary, of Parsonsfield, ME; and his great-grandchildren, William, Taylor, Scarlet, Grace, Ash, Hayden, Amiee, Ripley, Brawley, Lily, Wyatt, Squire, Cade, Brix, Jace, and Axel. A graveside service will be conducted for both Roberta and Wesley later this spring at Lawndale Cemetery in Old Town, Maine."
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[36018] The 5 April 1940 federal census in Guthrie, Panora Co., IA lists Persis (daughter, age 26) in the household of John Newbanks (farmer, age 65, b. in IL) - she is listed as a housekeeper, apparently for her father. Persis obituary in Find A Grave in 2014: m. " Gordon Coleman at Lohrville on November 10, 1940. They lived in Casey, but later moved to Linden. She was preceded in death by her parents, by her husband, by one brother, Phil, and by one sister, Margarete Bassett. Survivors include three sons, Norman of Marietta, Ga., Gary of Panora and Gerald of Marshalltown; a brother, Harold Newbanks of Omaha, Nebraska; a sister, Harriett Crabbs of Norwalk; three grandchildren; and 2 great-grandchildren."
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[4564] Find A Grave memorial 107359984 offers John's obituary: "In a very middle of the gay festivities of the carnival at this place a shadow of gloom was suddenly cast over one happy home. Yesterday morning at about half past ten oclock with scarcely any warning death claimed as its own John H. Paullin, one of our most highly respected and beloved citizens. The news that Mr. Paullin had died was a sudden shock to his relatives and numerous friends as he had seemed to be in good health until about Thursday when he was taken sick with apparently a slight attack of stomach trouble. His sickness was not considered serious, however, and yesterday morning he arose about six oclock and called for his breakfast, saying he was hungry, adding that he was feeling fine. After eating he lay down on the couch and shortly afterwards commenced having a shaking spell which began to prove more and more serious until medical aid was summoned. But nothing could be done and in less than four hours from the time his friends and relatives began to feel concerned as to his condition the end had come. The direct causes of his death was heart failure. Mr. Pallin was born in Illinois August 29, 1870 and was therefore thirty-six years old at the time of his death. He was married to Miss Ora Spencer at Corning in 1896 and moved to Villisca about four years ago. With his brother he engaged in the blacksmithing business at this place and had earned himself many customers and many friends. His wife was prostrated with grief yesterday because of his sudden death, but is much better today, the shock having been almost unendurable. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church at 10 oclock. Interment was made in the Villisca Cemetery. Besides his wife, Mr. Paullin is survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Paullin of Grant, three brothers, and two sisters. They each and every one have the heartfelt sympathy of every member of this community. - Villisca Review, Thursday, August 2, 1906, page 1."