Fayette County PA Archives Obituaries.....Fette, Sr., John J. October 2, 1918
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The Daily Courier  February 5, 1919
Fette, John J.    Death In France Of Priv. John J. Fette
East Connellsville Soldier in Ordnance Department Falls a Victim of Pneumonia.

Private John J. Fette, about 29 years old, died of pneumonia, October 2 in France,
according to official 
word from the War Department received on Saturday by the young man's father, Henry
Fette of East 
Connellsville.
  Private Fette entered the service on May 10 last, and received his military
training at the University of 
Maine and Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.  He sailed for France, September 1, 1918, and
since arriving 
overseas his family had received only one letter from him.
  At the time of his enlistment in the Third Company, Sixth Provisional Battalion,
Ordnance Department, 
Mr. Fette was employed in Akron, O.  Before locating in Akron he was a machinist at
the Connellsville 
shops of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad and was widely known here.  He was a member
of the 
Immaculate Conception church and of the Knights of Columbus.
  In addition to his father he is survived by the following brothers and sisters:
Anna, Kathryn, Fred and 
Christ Fette, at home; Henry, Washington, Pa.; Frank, Monessen, and Andrew,
Connellsville.


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