At the home of his sister in Bradenville, yesterday, Alexander Stump, a lifelong resident of Hillside until a few months ago, died from carcinoma. He was aged 64 years and 24 days. Mr. Stump was never married. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Theodore Lutzkirchen, with whom he has been living during the past few months; one brother John Stump, of Pittsburgh; three nieces, Mrs. H.R. Dias, of Butler, and Mrs Ed. McWilliams and Mrs. S.C. Shultz, of Donohoe, and two nephews, John Stump Jr., and Theodore Lutzkirchen, both of Bradenville. The remains will be lifted at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon and taken to the Methodist church at Hillside, where services will be held, with Rev. W.F. Seitter in charge. (Obit: 12/5/1922)
At the home of his sister in Bradenville, yesterday, Alexander Stump, a lifelong resident of Hillside until a few months ago, died from carcinoma. He was aged 64 years and 24 days. Mr. Stump was never married. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Theodore Lutzkirchen, with whom he has been living during the past few months; one brother John Stump, of Pittsburgh; three nieces, Mrs. H.R. Dias, of Butler, and Mrs Ed. McWilliams and Mrs. S.C. Shultz, of Donohoe, and two nephews, John Stump Jr., and Theodore Lutzkirchen, both of Bradenville. The remains will be lifted at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon and taken to the Methodist church at Hillside, where services will be held, with Rev. W.F. Seitter in charge. (Obit: 12/5/1922)
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Burial Dec 6, 1922, PA Dept of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics File No 114441
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