OBIT: Jane Louise (FETTINGER) JOHNSTON, 1929, Eldorado, Blair County, PA

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MRS. JANE LOUISE JOHNSTON
 
Wife of Scott J. Johnston, died at her home, 917 Fifty-eighth street, 
Eldorado, at 8.07 o'clock last night, of uremic poisoning. She had been 
in ill health for some time and last Thursday suffered a stroke from 
which she rallied only a brief time. Members of her immediate family 
and two sisters were at her bedside. She was born in Altoona, Dec. 7, 
1876, a daughter of Charles L. and Eliza Delores Fettinger. Her father 
was prominent in the organization of the Altoona Volunteer Fire company 
and was formerly a member of the old common council of the city. 
Surviving are her husband, three daughters and one son, Daisy B. and 
Edith P. Johnston, at home, Mrs. H. Elton Sweet of this city and 
Charles F. Johnston of Lakemont; two sisters, Mrs. J. S. Scardefield of 
Pittsburgh and Mrs. H. W. Benton of Hartford, Conn.; two brothers, 
Harry O. Fettinger of Roselle, N.J., and Edgar Allen Fettinger, of this 
city, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Johnston was an active member of the 
Fifty-eighth Street Methodist church, devoted to her home and family in 
which she took great pride and a devout Christian woman. Funeral 
services will be held in the Fifty-eighth Street Methodist church on 
Thursday afternoon.
 
Altoona Mirror, Monday, April 29, 1929

Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Louise Johnston of 917 Fifty-eighth 
street will be held in the Fifty-eighth Street Methodist church at 2.30 
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be made in Rose Hill 
cemetery.

Altoona Mirror, Tuesday, April 30, 1929