OBIT: Jennie (NAILE) GREENLAND, 1922, Saltillo, Huntingdon County, PA

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Mrs. Jennie Naile Greenland

  Mrs. Jennie Naile Greenland died at her home in Saltillo, June 15, 
1922, at the age of 65 years.  She suffered from a complication of 
diseases only a few weeks.  She was taken to the Blair Memorial 
Hospital soon after she became ill, but when treatment was found to be 
useless, she returned to her home, where, for three weeks she was cared 
for by her daughter and trained nurse.
  She was born at Wells Tannery, July 1, 1856.  She was the daughter of 
David and Martha Naile.  Her husband, Luden Greenland, a civil war 
veteran, preceded her to the grave 19 years ago.  She was a resident of 
Saltillo for 40 years.  She was a faithful worker in the Methodist 
church, and a teacher  in Sunday School for many years.  A large part 
of her time during the last few years had been spent in Huntingdon.
  She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. H. J. King of Huntingdon, and a 
son, Bruce of McKeesport.  Two sons, Howard and Eldon (Walter E. 
Greenland) are deceased.  A brother, Ross Naile, of Duncansville, and a 
sister, of Three Springs, survive.  The funeral services were held at 
her home in charge of Rev. Frownfelter.
  Among those who attended the funeral from a distance were: Col. and 
Mrs. John S. Bare, Mrs. Lillian Bernhart, Mr. and Mrs. William 
MacNamara, Mrs. Ida Reed and Mrs. George Whittaker, all of Huntingdon; 
Mrs. William Emeigh, Mr. and Mrs. John Smyers and Harry Smyers, of 
Mount Union; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Painter, of Pogue; Ross Naile, of 
Duncansville; Miss Margaret Naile, of Three Springs; Mrs. Clarence 
Coder, of Mapleton Depot.
  (Fulton County News and Mount Union Times Please Copy.)

Daily News, Huntingdon, Pa., Tuesday, June 20, 1922, page 5

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