The Gettysburg Times October 10, 1913
John Ketterman, a widely known retired farmer, living about a mile northeast of Flohr's Church, died at half past three o'clock Thursday afternoon at his home from a complication of diseases aged 68 years, 8 months and 27 days.
Mr. Ketterman had been a life long resident of that portion of the county and he enjoyed the esteem of many friends. HE was active in church work and taught a large Bible class in Flohr's Sunday School,.
He is survived by his wife and the following children, George H. Ketterman, of near Arendtsville; Mrs. E. C. Stover, of Arendtsville; Samuel M. Ketterman, of Abilene, Kansas; Charles E. Ketterman, of Greenwich, Ohio; John B. Ketterman, of Cashtown; Calvin D. Ketterman, Harry C. Ketterman and Miss Maud A. Ketterman all at home.
He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Noah Hartman, of near Arendtsville; and
Mrs. J. Fulton Gallagher, of Portland, Oregon.
Funeral meeting at his late home on Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Services and interment at Flohr's Cemetery.
John Ketterman, a widely known retired farmer, living about a mile northeast of Flohr's Church, died at half past three o'clock Thursday afternoon at his home from a complication of diseases aged 68 years, 8 months and 27 days.
Mr. Ketterman had been a life long resident of that portion of the county and he enjoyed the esteem of many friends. HE was active in church work and taught a large Bible class in Flohr's Sunday School,.
He is survived by his wife and the following children, George H. Ketterman, of near Arendtsville; Mrs. E. C. Stover, of Arendtsville; Samuel M. Ketterman, of Abilene, Kansas; Charles E. Ketterman, of Greenwich, Ohio; John B. Ketterman, of Cashtown; Calvin D. Ketterman, Harry C. Ketterman and Miss Maud A. Ketterman all at home.
He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Noah Hartman, of near Arendtsville; and
Mrs. J. Fulton Gallagher, of Portland, Oregon.
Funeral meeting at his late home on Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Services and interment at Flohr's Cemetery.
The Gettysburg Times October 10, 1913
John Ketterman, a widely known retired farmer, living about a mile northeast of Flohr's Church, died at half past three o'clock Thursday afternoon at his home from a complication of diseases aged 68 years, 8 months and 27 days.
Mr. Ketterman had been a life long resident of that portion of the county and he enjoyed the esteem of many friends. HE was active in church work and taught a large Bible class in Flohr's Sunday School,.
He is survived by his wife and the following children, George H. Ketterman, of near Arendtsville; Mrs. E. C. Stover, of Arendtsville; Samuel M. Ketterman, of Abilene, Kansas; Charles E. Ketterman, of Greenwich, Ohio; John B. Ketterman, of Cashtown; Calvin D. Ketterman, Harry C. Ketterman and Miss Maud A. Ketterman all at home.
He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Noah Hartman, of near Arendtsville; and
Mrs. J. Fulton Gallagher, of Portland, Oregon.
Funeral meeting at his late home on Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Services and interment at Flohr's Cemetery.
John Ketterman, a widely known retired farmer, living about a mile northeast of Flohr's Church, died at half past three o'clock Thursday afternoon at his home from a complication of diseases aged 68 years, 8 months and 27 days.
Mr. Ketterman had been a life long resident of that portion of the county and he enjoyed the esteem of many friends. HE was active in church work and taught a large Bible class in Flohr's Sunday School,.
He is survived by his wife and the following children, George H. Ketterman, of near Arendtsville; Mrs. E. C. Stover, of Arendtsville; Samuel M. Ketterman, of Abilene, Kansas; Charles E. Ketterman, of Greenwich, Ohio; John B. Ketterman, of Cashtown; Calvin D. Ketterman, Harry C. Ketterman and Miss Maud A. Ketterman all at home.
He is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Noah Hartman, of near Arendtsville; and
Mrs. J. Fulton Gallagher, of Portland, Oregon.
Funeral meeting at his late home on Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Services and interment at Flohr's Cemetery.
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