OBIT: Maude Lenore GLENN, 1899, Altoona, Blair County, PA

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THE DEATH RECORD.

  At 4.30 o'clock yesterday morning Maude Lenore Glenn, daughter of 
Mrs. Anna T. Glenn, of 1527 Eighth street, died at her home of 
intestinal tuberculosis.  She was afflicted by an attack of pneumonia 
on March 27 and never recovered from the effects of that disease.  She 
was born at Snow Shoe, Centre county, November 18, 1876.  The greater 
part of her life was spent in that town.  She came to Altoona about 
eight years ago and entered the public schools, and was in the high 
school when she relinquished her studies to become an operator in the 
Bell telephone exchange, which position she held until she became sick 
last spring.
  Miss Glenn is very favorably known in this city, where she has, by 
her intelligence and kindness won a large circle of friends.
  Besides her mother she is survived by the following brothers and 
sisters: R. Boyd, Will V., J. Curtin, Carroll J., and John K., all of 
this city and all residing at home except the first mentioned.  The 
deceased was a member of the First Presbyterian church.  The remains 
can be viewed by friends at the late home of the deceased this 
afternoon.  Funeral services will be conducted at the house this 
evening by Rev. J. W. Bain.  The body will be taken to State College on 
seashore express to-morrow morning for interment, by the side of the 
remains of the dead girl's father.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Wednesday, July 19, 1899

Funeral Services.

  Funeral services were conducted last evening at 7.30 o'clock at the 
home of the late Miss Maude L. Glenn, 1527 Eighth street, by Rev. J. W. 
Bain.  The deceased girl's friend and relatives were present.  The 
floral offerings she received are very beautiful and numerous.  The 
remains will be taken to State College this morning for interment, 
leaving Altoona on seashore express.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Thursday, July 20, 1899