Clearfield County PA Archives Obituaries.....Liddick, Mrs.  Aldora (Cyrus) April 19, 1915
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THE CLEARFIELD PROGRESS, 4/23/1915  
MRS. CYRUS LIDDICK DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
4/23/1915  THE CLEARFIELD PROGRESS

Mrs. Cyrus Liddick died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Lippart, at 
Krebs, Monday, April 19, at 2. P. M.  Funeral services Thursday with short 
services at the house about 12:30 and at Paradise Baptist chapel at 2 P. M.  
Interment at Mt. Joy cemetery.  Mrs. Lippart wishes to thank her many friends 
and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during the past weeks.  The 
services will be in charge of Rev. Mecklem of First Baptist church, 
Clearfield, assisted (by request) by her pastor, Rev. Feltwell, of Calvary 
Baptist church of Altoona.  Mrs. Liddick died of bronchitis and internal 
cancer, with which she had been afflicted for the past 16 years, during which 
time she had undergone two severe operations, which prolonged her life until 
the above date.  Her maiden name was Aldora Bundy, she being a daughter of 
Freman Bundy (deceased), of  Penfield, Pa.  She was united in marriage to Cyrus
Liddick, March 5, 1871, with whom she lived until  his death on August 24, 
1911, since which time she lived with her children; but has lived with her 
daughter, Nettie, since her marriage to Abert Lippart, April 8, 1914.  She was 
a devoted Christian, for about 40 years, being a member of West Side M. E. 
church for many years, but had her membership transferred to Calvary Baptist 
church, of Altoona (while she was living with her son Welty), of which church 
she  was still a member at her death.  She was a kind and self sacrificing 
mother, and always insisting that her children take their mother's bible as 
their guides.  Her many friends will be shocked to hear of her death, but many 
will recall her faith and devotion to God and her zeal that all might know and 
accept her Savior.  Mrs. Aldora Liddick was born Aug. 22, 1852, and at her 
death was 62 years 7 months and 28 days old. She is survived by the following 
children:  Welty S., of Altoona, Pa.; Alfred H., Mrs. Nettie Lippart, both 
of;Clearfield.  Also by two sisters, Mrs. William Baker, of Johnsonburg, Pa., 
and Mrs. James Harris, of Pillager, Minn.


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