OBIT: Lucy (MOYER) CAMP, 1909, Tyrone, Blair County, PA

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MRS. LUCY MOYER CAMP
Death Claims the Beloved Wife of Wallace E. Camp 

  It is a sad duty to record the death of Mrs. Lucy Moyer Camp, wife of 
Wallace E. Camp.  Becoming ill with Bright's disease about five months 
ago, her condition did not cause serious alarm, until only a abort time 
ago when she became suddenly worse and though every known means was 
taken to sustain the life that ebbed, she sank into unconsciousness on 
Sunday from which the awakening was into that brighter land where she 
awaits the loved ones who grieve for her.  The angel of death claimed 
her at 8.20 o'clock this morning.
  Mrs. Camp was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moyer and a 
grandniece of the late Colonel E. J. Pruner.  She was born at Osceola, 
Clearfield county, January 20, 1885, and passed away at the early age 
of 24 years, 2 months and 26 days. Almost her entire life was spent in 
Tyrone. She was united in marriage October 25, 1907, to Wallace E. 
Camp.  Surviving to mourn her death are the husband, one sister, Mrs. 
B. J. Hiltner, and one brother, Edmund P. Moyer; also the grandmother 
of the deceased, Mrs. Lucy P. Moyer, of Bellefonte.
  The deepest sympathy of the entire community, given expression as far 
as can be, but inexpressible in its depth, is with the sorrowing ones. 
To them God is so real, His assurances so certain, that condoling ones 
can but cherish the belief that comfort will be vouchsafed from high 
even in this hour of trial. It was a sweet, tender, sufficient life 
that she, who is gone, gave to husband, to Christ's church and His 
people.  The memory of her life is a beautiful possession.
  On Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, funeral services were conducted 
at the deceased's late home, which they recently occupied, on Lincoln 
avenue, by Rev. George T. Gunter, pastor of the First Presbyterian 
church of which Mrs. Camp was a consistent member.  Interment was made 
in Grandview cemetery.

Tyrone Herald, Tyrone, Pa., April 22, 1909