OBIT: Anna Mary (POTTER) INGRAM, 1948, Tyrone RD, Blair County, PA

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Tyrone Woman Dies While on Hospital Visit

  Mrs. Anna Ingram, aged 73, of Tyrone, R.D. 3, en route from her home 
to Mercy hospital in Altoona to visit her husband who is a patient, 
suffered a heart attack and died at the hospital at 7.30 o'clock last 
evening.
  While en route to the hospital with her son, Mrs. Ingram complained 
of indigestion and when she arrived at the hospital she was admitted 
upon advice of a doctor at 7.15 o'clock.
  William Ingram, aged 71, her husband, has been in the hospital since 
Sunday following an appendectomy.

Altoona Mirror, Saturday Evening, August 21, 1948

MRS. ANNA MARY INGRAM

Of Bald Eagle, Tyrone, R.D. 3, died of a heart attack at 7.55 o'clock 
Friday night at Mercy hospital, Altoona.  Mrs. Ingram was en route to 
the hospital to visit her husband, William H. Ingram, a patient, when 
she suffered an attack of indigestion while riding in her son's car.  
Mrs. Ingram was born May 17, 1875, in State College, a daughter of 
George and Ellen (Garbrich) Potter.  She was married to Mr. Ingram oct. 
20, 1900, at State College.  She had been a resident of Bald Eagle 
since 1912.  Surviving are her husband and these children: Mrs. Mary 
Ruffner of West Brownsville, Harry of Hollidaysburg, Ellis of Altoona, 
Mrs. Lillian Huff of Philadelphia, George of Franklinville, Mrs. 
Elizabeth Hollobaugh of Vail, Joseph of State College and Mrs. Ruth 
Workinger of Pittsburgh; 36 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; 
these sisters and brothers: Mrs. Sara Kellerman of Bellefonte, Mrs. 
Edith Galbraith of Ohio, Mrs. Mary Rice of State College, Mrs. Ben Rudy 
of Centre Hall and George Potter of Phoenixville.  Mrs. Ingram was a 
member of the Free Methodist church of Tyrone.  Friends will be 
received at the Graham & Getz funeral home, Tyrone.

Altoona Mirror, Monday Evening, August 23, 1948