Blair County PA Archives Obituaries.....McClintock, John Edward  May 3, 1915
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The Tyrone Herald 5/6/1915
JOHN EDWARD McCLINTOCK.
Died in Florida – Body Will be Brought to Tyrone For Burial.
The sad word was received in Tyrone Monday that John Edward McClintock had 
passed away at his home in Pilelias Park, Florida, from a general breaking down 
of the system due to over work.  Two years ago Mr. McClintock left Tyrone for 
the sunny clime of Florida very much depressed in health and was only there a 
short time until he absolutely recovered his full health and strength again.  
He became very much interested din his new home and in a short time was elected 
clerk of the borough council.  He was also secretary of the Florida association 
in charge of the Southern office.  Besides he represented the Pinellas Cane 
Syrup company and visited hundreds of customers every month.  He worked sixteen 
and eighteen hours a day and his system was not strong enough to withstand the 
great strain.  Five months ago he had a relapse or a general break-down and 
since then he grew gradually weaker until he passed away at an early hour 
Monday morning.
J. Edward McClintock was a young man of high ideals and sterling character.  We 
have known him for years and always found him to be a true, noble friend.  Too 
much good cannot be said of the young man whose life’s work ended this 
morning.  He fought a valiant fight and his gone to claim the reward for those 
whose trust as in Christ Jesus.  He was a devoted member of the Methodist 
Episcopal church, a member of the Tyrone lodge No. 494, Free and Accepted 
Masons, the Harrisburg Consistory and the Altoona Shrine.
John Edward McClintock, was a son of David R. McClintock, of 109 East 
Fourteenth street.  He was born at Potter’s Mills, Centre county, about 39 
years ago and came to Tyrone with his parents at the age of 14 years.  For a 
number of years he was associated with the postoffice department of Tyrone, 
after which he became affiliated with the McClintock and Musser Candy company.  
He was united I marriage about twelve years ago to Miss Lillian Antes, who with 
the following children survive to mourn a loving husband and father’s death: 
Anna, Margaret and Jack.  He is also survived by his father and the following 
brothers and sisters: Emory E. and J. Harry McClintock and Mrs. Rudolph R. 
Rhineschmidt, of Tyrone and Mrs. M. H. Ake, of Altoona.


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