OBIT: Daniel N. HANLEY, 1917, Logan Township, Blair County, PA

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DANIEL N. HANLEY.

  Daniel N. Hanley, residing at Coleman's extension, west of Juniata, 
died suddenly Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, of acute indigestion. He 
was aged 57, and was preparing to move to Juniata borough, with his 
family, when stricken. He was employed in the Juniata blacksmith shop 
and had been in fair health prior to being stricken. He was the son of 
Daniel [David - ed.] and Mary Hanley and was born at Sharpsburg, this 
county, and was wedded to Mary J. Graybill, who survives with five 
children: Mrs. J. A. Brubaker, Mill Run; Miss Mary, a nurse at Mercy 
hospital; William, Homer's Gap; Mrs. S. N. Musselman, Juniata, and Miss 
Alma, at home. Two brothers, George, Roaring Spring, and David, 
Duncansville, and a sister, Mrs. Susan Doak, Pitcairn, also survive. He 
was a member of the Brethren church, the Pennsy relief and the 
Blacksmith's Floral associations. Funeral services will be held at 2 
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his late home by Rev. J. W. Wilt and Rev. 
Walter Long, burial in Grandview cemetery.

Altoona Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Monday, October 15, 1917, p. 10, col. 4