Indiana County PA Archives Obituaries.....Jeffries, Nee Nichol, Sarah "Sadie" June 25, 1960
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Indiana Gazette June 1960
     SARAH (SADIE) NICHOL JEFFRIES, aged 93, of 1335 West Philadelphia St., 
Indiana, passed away at her home Saturday, June 25, 1960, at 2:35 o'clock p.m.
     A daughter of John M. and Margaret Buterbaugh Nichol, Mrs. Jeffries was 
born in Green Township on June 30, 1867.  On June 29, 1888, she was united in 
marriage with Frank M. Jeffries of Grant Township, who predeceased her by 
accidental death on May 1, 1924.
     Surviving to this union are five daughters: Mrs. Vernor (Leopolde) Van 
Leer of Punxsutawney R.D.1; Mrs. William B. (Celia) Drummond of Indiana; Mrs. 
George R. (Genevieve) Stephenson of Hubbard, Ohio R.D.2; Mrs. J. Lee (Pearle) 
Mauk of Indiana, and Mrs. Lewis H. (Helen)Patterson of Floral Park, Long 
Island, NY.  Also left to survive are: one sister, Mrs. Hope Rolley of 
Williamsport; two brothers: Don Nichol of Tigard, Oregon and John Nichol of 
Denver, Colorado; four grandsons, three great-grandchildren and one great-great 
grandchild.
     Most of the deceased's life waslived in the county in which she was born 
and in the borough of Indiana since 1924.  A member of the Graystone United 
Presbyterian Church, the Mabel Waller Mack Bible Class and the Women's 
Christian Fellowship, she was a faithful and regular attendant of Sabbath 
School and Church as long as health permitted.
     In active health beyond her 91st year, Mother Jeffries was a woman of 
sterling character, a wonderfully capable homemaker and devoted mother, 
endearing herself to all who knew her; one whose life portrayed the fruit of 
the spirit.  Enbued with wisdom and foresight, coupled with faith, courage and 
great perseverance, she met every issue of life bravely and ran her race with 
patience.  Only those whose privilege it was to really know her can understand 
how much she will be missed.
     Arrangements are in charge of Robinson-Lytle's in Indiana where services 
will be conducted by her visitation minister, Rev. William Sutherland, on 
Tuesday, June 28, at 3:00 o'clock p.m., with interment following in the family 
plot in Oakland Cemetery.
     Friends will be received at the Funeral Home Monday from 2-5 p.m. in the 
afternoon and 7 to 9 p.m. in the evening.

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