OBIT: Elizabeth Ellen (BENNETT) OTTO, 1942, Tipton, Blair County, PA

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MRS. ELIZABETH ELLEN OTTO

Aged 66, wife of David W. Otto of Tipton, died suddenly  at 8.55 o'clock 
Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Mary Burns, Tipton, where she was 
removed when she was taken ill while walking down the road to Tipton where 
she was intending to take a bus for Tyrone. Mrs. Otto lived a short distance 
from Tipton and Mrs. Burns' home, which she would have passed en route to 
Tipton. It is about one-half mile from the Otto residence. She is survived 
by her husband, one son and one daughter, William Otto of Grazierville and 
Mrs. Arthur Pressler of Tyrone. She is also survived by these children from 
a former marriage:  Harry Bloom of State College, Mrs. Ruth Caber of Tyrone, 
Mrs. Phoebe Gregory of Harrisburg, and an adopted daughter, Betty Otto, at 
home. Also surviving are these brothers and sisters:  George Bennett of 
Beulah, Cambria county, Mrs. William Spenser of Altoona, Mrs. Anna Turner of 
Coalport, Mrs. Tillie Lloyd of Beccaria township, Mrs. Pearl Lloyd of 
Houtzdale, Mrs. Mabel Perniskey of Cleveland, William Bennett of Houtzdale, 
George of Beulah, James of Altman, Indiana county, and John of Warren, and 
her step-mother, Mrs. Bennett of Altoona. Mrs. Otto was a member of the 
Methodist church of Grazierville. Friends are being received at the Fuoss 
mortuary, Bellwood.

hand-dated 12/12

[The funeral services for Elizabeth Ellen Otto of Tipton will be conducted 
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Fuoss Mortuary chapel in Bellwood in 
charge of Rev. *.*. Covert, pastor of the Bellwood Methodist church. 
Interment in Bellwood cemetery. Friends are being received at the Fuoss 
mortuary.

hand-dated 12/15 

Blair County Genealogical Society, Archie Claar Obituary Collection, volume 
30, p. 50, 1942 volume

[Altoona Mirror, December 14, 1942]