In memory of my great grandmother.
I never got to meet Mary, though I have spent years studying her and holding objects and documents that she owned in life. I have been blessed to know her step son and her grandson, who have allowed me to get to know her through her writings, photographs, and mementos that she thought were special enough to save.
Gathered from research, I know that she had a tragic childhood. Her mother died shortly after her first birthday. The death of her mother was difficult on her father, and he surrendered the children to his wife's sister, who raised Mary the rest of her life. Just a few months later, her baby sister joined her mother.
Mary was married twice; having three children with her first husband, one stillborn daughter with her second husband, and gained four step children from her second husband.
She was the manager of Newberry's hat department, and she was a kind-natured woman who never raised her voice.
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Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for Mrs. Mary J. Galutia, 57, of 323 E. Dyke St., who died Sunday morning at Jones Memorial Hospital after being ill several months.
Mrs. Galutia, wife of Marion Galutia, had been a resident of Wellsville since February 1954, when she moved here from Eldred, Pa. She was born at Belmont May 6, 1903, the daughter of E. J. and Anna Burr. She was married Oct. 25, 1941 to Mr. Galutia. Her husband in a first marriage is deceased.
She was manager of the hat department at Newberry's Store here.
A member of Christian Temple, Mrs. Galutia also belonged to the Wellsville Rebekah Lodge and the Business and Professional Women's Club. She was a past president of the women's auxiliary of the VFW post at Eldred.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her parents, seven children and 20 grandchildren. The children are Frederick Weber of Buffalo, Mrs. Onnolee Weber of Olean, Karl Weber of Kissimmee, Fla., Mrs. Elizabeth Glase of Port Allegany, Pa., Irving Galutia of Tunis, Tunisia, Mrs. Jean Wlasniewski of Belfast RD1, and Theodore Galutia, Wellsville.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Frederick C. Mulholland Funeral Home, where the funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. O. B. Hill of Christian Temple. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
I never got to meet Mary, though I have spent years studying her and holding objects and documents that she owned in life. I have been blessed to know her step son and her grandson, who have allowed me to get to know her through her writings, photographs, and mementos that she thought were special enough to save.
Gathered from research, I know that she had a tragic childhood. Her mother died shortly after her first birthday. The death of her mother was difficult on her father, and he surrendered the children to his wife's sister, who raised Mary the rest of her life. Just a few months later, her baby sister joined her mother.
Mary was married twice; having three children with her first husband, one stillborn daughter with her second husband, and gained four step children from her second husband.
She was the manager of Newberry's hat department, and she was a kind-natured woman who never raised her voice.
Obituary, unknown print
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for Mrs. Mary J. Galutia, 57, of 323 E. Dyke St., who died Sunday morning at Jones Memorial Hospital after being ill several months.
Mrs. Galutia, wife of Marion Galutia, had been a resident of Wellsville since February 1954, when she moved here from Eldred, Pa. She was born at Belmont May 6, 1903, the daughter of E. J. and Anna Burr. She was married Oct. 25, 1941 to Mr. Galutia. Her husband in a first marriage is deceased.
She was manager of the hat department at Newberry's Store here.
A member of Christian Temple, Mrs. Galutia also belonged to the Wellsville Rebekah Lodge and the Business and Professional Women's Club. She was a past president of the women's auxiliary of the VFW post at Eldred.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her parents, seven children and 20 grandchildren. The children are Frederick Weber of Buffalo, Mrs. Onnolee Weber of Olean, Karl Weber of Kissimmee, Fla., Mrs. Elizabeth Glase of Port Allegany, Pa., Irving Galutia of Tunis, Tunisia, Mrs. Jean Wlasniewski of Belfast RD1, and Theodore Galutia, Wellsville.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Frederick C. Mulholland Funeral Home, where the funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. O. B. Hill of Christian Temple. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
In memory of my great grandmother.
I never got to meet Mary, though I have spent years studying her and holding objects and documents that she owned in life. I have been blessed to know her step son and her grandson, who have allowed me to get to know her through her writings, photographs, and mementos that she thought were special enough to save.
Gathered from research, I know that she had a tragic childhood. Her mother died shortly after her first birthday. The death of her mother was difficult on her father, and he surrendered the children to his wife's sister, who raised Mary the rest of her life. Just a few months later, her baby sister joined her mother.
Mary was married twice; having three children with her first husband, one stillborn daughter with her second husband, and gained four step children from her second husband.
She was the manager of Newberry's hat department, and she was a kind-natured woman who never raised her voice.
Obituary, unknown print
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for Mrs. Mary J. Galutia, 57, of 323 E. Dyke St., who died Sunday morning at Jones Memorial Hospital after being ill several months.
Mrs. Galutia, wife of Marion Galutia, had been a resident of Wellsville since February 1954, when she moved here from Eldred, Pa. She was born at Belmont May 6, 1903, the daughter of E. J. and Anna Burr. She was married Oct. 25, 1941 to Mr. Galutia. Her husband in a first marriage is deceased.
She was manager of the hat department at Newberry's Store here.
A member of Christian Temple, Mrs. Galutia also belonged to the Wellsville Rebekah Lodge and the Business and Professional Women's Club. She was a past president of the women's auxiliary of the VFW post at Eldred.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her parents, seven children and 20 grandchildren. The children are Frederick Weber of Buffalo, Mrs. Onnolee Weber of Olean, Karl Weber of Kissimmee, Fla., Mrs. Elizabeth Glase of Port Allegany, Pa., Irving Galutia of Tunis, Tunisia, Mrs. Jean Wlasniewski of Belfast RD1, and Theodore Galutia, Wellsville.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Frederick C. Mulholland Funeral Home, where the funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. O. B. Hill of Christian Temple. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
I never got to meet Mary, though I have spent years studying her and holding objects and documents that she owned in life. I have been blessed to know her step son and her grandson, who have allowed me to get to know her through her writings, photographs, and mementos that she thought were special enough to save.
Gathered from research, I know that she had a tragic childhood. Her mother died shortly after her first birthday. The death of her mother was difficult on her father, and he surrendered the children to his wife's sister, who raised Mary the rest of her life. Just a few months later, her baby sister joined her mother.
Mary was married twice; having three children with her first husband, one stillborn daughter with her second husband, and gained four step children from her second husband.
She was the manager of Newberry's hat department, and she was a kind-natured woman who never raised her voice.
Obituary, unknown print
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock for Mrs. Mary J. Galutia, 57, of 323 E. Dyke St., who died Sunday morning at Jones Memorial Hospital after being ill several months.
Mrs. Galutia, wife of Marion Galutia, had been a resident of Wellsville since February 1954, when she moved here from Eldred, Pa. She was born at Belmont May 6, 1903, the daughter of E. J. and Anna Burr. She was married Oct. 25, 1941 to Mr. Galutia. Her husband in a first marriage is deceased.
She was manager of the hat department at Newberry's Store here.
A member of Christian Temple, Mrs. Galutia also belonged to the Wellsville Rebekah Lodge and the Business and Professional Women's Club. She was a past president of the women's auxiliary of the VFW post at Eldred.
Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her parents, seven children and 20 grandchildren. The children are Frederick Weber of Buffalo, Mrs. Onnolee Weber of Olean, Karl Weber of Kissimmee, Fla., Mrs. Elizabeth Glase of Port Allegany, Pa., Irving Galutia of Tunis, Tunisia, Mrs. Jean Wlasniewski of Belfast RD1, and Theodore Galutia, Wellsville.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Frederick C. Mulholland Funeral Home, where the funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. O. B. Hill of Christian Temple. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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