Allegany County MD Archives Obituaries.....Petenbrink, Samuel Irvin January 27, 1952
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Cumberland Times, January 27, 1952
January 27, 1952		
Samuel I. Petenbrink		
Samuel Irvin Petenbrink, 61 of 419 North Mechanic Street, died		
early today in Sacred Heart Hospital where he was admitted yes-		
terday.		
 Mr. Petenbrink was born April 3, 1891 in Wellersburg, Pa., a son		
of the late Henry and Mary (Everline) Petenbrink.  He served with		
Company E, 116th Engineers of the 41st Infantry Division during		
World War I.		
 Employed by the B&O Railroad since 1936, Mr. Petenbrink was a		
carman helper in the Bolt & Forge Shops. He held membership in		
Local 656; Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America and Glencoe		
(Pa.) Evangelical and Reformed Church.		
 Survivors include, his widow, Mrs. Ella (Connors) Petenbrink;		
seven daughters, Mrs. Harold Raley, Pocahontas, Pa.; Mrs.		
Rozella Nelson, and Misses Loretta and Rosella Petenbrink, at home		
Mrs. Stelmer Flanagan, Homewood Addition; Mrs. Paul Miller,		
city and Mrs. Gerald Harman, also at home, and 11 grandchildren.		
 Mr. Petenbrink also leaves three sisters, Mrs. Martha E. Clark and		
Miss. Clara A. Petenbrink, city, and Mrs. Bertha Geiger, Connellsville,		
and a brother, Edwin F. Petenbrink, Scottdale, Pa.		
 The body is at the George Funeral Home.		


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