The Rochester Sentinel
Monday, June 14, 1926
Clayton AUGHINBAUGH, 46, died at the Northern Indiana Hospital near Logansport, Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness of four years duration. Aughinbaugh, who had served 12 years in the United States army while stationed in the Philippines, contracted a fever which caused him to become mentally deranged.
The deceased was born near North Manchester on October 31, 1879 and was the son of Charles and Olive AUGHINBAUGH. Prior to enlisting in the army Mr. Aughinbaugh was a farmer.
He is survived by his mother, six sisters, Mrs. Sarah CUSTER of New York City, Mrs Ethel PENRISE, Chicago, Mrs. Mable RICH, Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Mary VanLUE of this city, Mrs. Ruth OVERMYER of Leiters Ford, and Dorothy [AUGHINBAUGH] at home, and five brothers, George F. [AUGHINBAUGH] of Oakland, Cal., Paul [AUGHINBAUGH], Canton, O., Walter [AUGHINBAUGH] Chili, Byron [AUGHINBAUGH], Wabash, and William [AUGHINBAUGH] of New York City.
The funeral services which will be private will be held from the home of his mother, near Wagoner's Station, at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. Roy GARNER in charge. Burial will be made in the Mt. Zion cemetery.
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The Rochester Sentinel
Monday, June 14, 1926
Clayton AUGHINBAUGH, 46, died at the Northern Indiana Hospital near Logansport, Sunday afternoon after a lingering illness of four years duration. Aughinbaugh, who had served 12 years in the United States army while stationed in the Philippines, contracted a fever which caused him to become mentally deranged.
The deceased was born near North Manchester on October 31, 1879 and was the son of Charles and Olive AUGHINBAUGH. Prior to enlisting in the army Mr. Aughinbaugh was a farmer.
He is survived by his mother, six sisters, Mrs. Sarah CUSTER of New York City, Mrs Ethel PENRISE, Chicago, Mrs. Mable RICH, Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Mary VanLUE of this city, Mrs. Ruth OVERMYER of Leiters Ford, and Dorothy [AUGHINBAUGH] at home, and five brothers, George F. [AUGHINBAUGH] of Oakland, Cal., Paul [AUGHINBAUGH], Canton, O., Walter [AUGHINBAUGH] Chili, Byron [AUGHINBAUGH], Wabash, and William [AUGHINBAUGH] of New York City.
The funeral services which will be private will be held from the home of his mother, near Wagoner's Station, at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. Roy GARNER in charge. Burial will be made in the Mt. Zion cemetery.
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Family Members
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Sarah Ellen "Nellie" Aughinbaugh Custer
1882–1966
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George Franklin Aughinbaugh
1886–1968
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Otis Paul Aughinbaugh
1893–1962
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Walter Harold Aughinbaugh
1895–1971
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Mary M. Aughinbaugh VanLue
1896–1932
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Ruth Irene Aughinbaugh Overmyer
1899–1971
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Byron C. "Jack" Aughinbaugh
1901–1973
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Dorothy Pereppa Aughinbaugh Fansler
1903–1993
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