OBIT: Daniel Albert ISENBERG, 1910, Tyrone Forge, Blair County, PA

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DANIEL ALBERT ISENBERG
Young Soldier Answers the Call of Death.
A bright young man.
 
  On Tuesday evening, Daniel Albert Isenberg of Tyrone Forge died at 
his parents' home at the above mentioned place, of pneumonia.  The 
young man had only been ill a short time when he was called home to 
rest.  Daniel Albert Isenberg was born at Birmingham, December 1, 1894, 
and was aged 15 years, 3 months and 7 days.  He was an unusually bright 
young man and had a kind disposition that won him friends wherever he 
went.  He was a member of the Boys Brigade, of Ironsville and was the 
making of a splendid soldier.  For several summers past, the young man 
had been employed at Templeton's stores as an errand boy and he was 
always found courteous and gentlemanly to the patrons of this firm.  
Surviving to mourn his death are his parents, C. Irwin and Margaret 
Isenberg, and the following brothers and sisters: Everet, Jessie, 
Frederick, Richard and June.  The funeral will occur on Friday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock.  The services will be held at the home of the 
young man's parents at Tyrone Forge and will be conducted by Reverend 
James B. Stein D.D., pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of 
Tyrone.  Interment in Grandview cemetery, Tyrone, Pa.

Tyrone Daily Herald, March 10, 1910, page 4