Obituary: Anna Thompson Moore

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FUNERAL OF MISS MOORE

    NEW SALEM, Aug.5 - The funeral services over the remains 
of Miss Anna Thompson Moore, who died Friday, July 28, 1916, 
at her late home near New Salem, were held at her late home 
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Dr. W. Scott Bowman, of Uniontown, 
conducted the services.  Undertaker C. B. Dearth had charge of 
the burial.
    Miss Moore had been a member of the New Salem Presbyterian church 
since her childhood and was well liked by all with whom she came in 
contact.  Her's was a useful life and her chief pleasure was in 
ministering to the wants of others.
Miss Moore was 81 years of age and was a daughter of John and Jane 
Moss Moore and was a life long resident of German township.  
She was preceded in death by one brother, George C. Moore, and 
three sisters, Mrs. Adda M. Black, Mary Jeffries and Mrs. Margaret 
Deffenbaugh.  Two sisters, Mrs. Margery Core and Jane H. More yet 
survive her.  Members of the Lambert Sunday school and the 
Presbyterian choir of New Salem rendered the music.  The funeral 
services were largely attended.  The pallbearers were A. M. Ward, 
James McWilliams, Benjamin Keener, Thomas G. Christopher, 
Freeman Byers and Alex Langley.