MRS. CAROLINE ARBSTER of Broad Avenue and Forty-fourth street, widow of Frank Arbster, died at her home at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning after six months' illness. She was born in Austria on Oct. 15, 1852, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Knapp, but had resided for the past forty-five years in Altoona.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Mrs. Annie Bennett and J. I. Arbster of the city, Mrs. Harry Halk of Huntingdon, Frank of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Edith Olewine of Hollidaysburg and Herman J. Arbster, as home, fifteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Arbster was a member of the Schum Memorial United Brethren church. Friends are being received at the Lafferty funeral home. Interment at Carson Valley Cemetery.
Altoona Mirror November 19, 1940 p. 22
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Mrs. Annie Bennett and J. I. Arbster of the city, Mrs. Harry Halk of Huntingdon, Frank of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Edith Olewine of Hollidaysburg and Herman J. Arbster, as home, fifteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Arbster was a member of the Schum Memorial United Brethren church. Friends are being received at the Lafferty funeral home. Interment at Carson Valley Cemetery.
Altoona Mirror November 19, 1940 p. 22
MRS. CAROLINE ARBSTER of Broad Avenue and Forty-fourth street, widow of Frank Arbster, died at her home at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning after six months' illness. She was born in Austria on Oct. 15, 1852, a daughter of Joseph and Mary Knapp, but had resided for the past forty-five years in Altoona.
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Mrs. Annie Bennett and J. I. Arbster of the city, Mrs. Harry Halk of Huntingdon, Frank of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Edith Olewine of Hollidaysburg and Herman J. Arbster, as home, fifteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Arbster was a member of the Schum Memorial United Brethren church. Friends are being received at the Lafferty funeral home. Interment at Carson Valley Cemetery.
Altoona Mirror November 19, 1940 p. 22
Surviving are six sons and daughters, Mrs. Annie Bennett and J. I. Arbster of the city, Mrs. Harry Halk of Huntingdon, Frank of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Edith Olewine of Hollidaysburg and Herman J. Arbster, as home, fifteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Arbster was a member of the Schum Memorial United Brethren church. Friends are being received at the Lafferty funeral home. Interment at Carson Valley Cemetery.
Altoona Mirror November 19, 1940 p. 22
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