Obit: Frank FOGEL/VOGLE, Jul, 1904: Lackawanna County, PA

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Scranton Times, Tuesday, July 19, 1904, page 5:

OBITUARY

    The funeral of the late Frank Fogel, who was killed in the Hyde Park
mine, will be held tomorrow morning.  The remains will be taken to
Hackettstown, NJ, for burial.  Deceased is survived by a widow, mother and
sister and three brothers.  He was 24 years of age.

Scranton Times, Tuesday, July 19, 1904, page 7, West Scranton news:

Miner Killed
-
Fall of Roof Crushes Out
Frank Fogel's Life
-
    Frank Fogel, of Jackson Street, was instantly killed yesterday morning
at the Hyde Park mine, where he was employed as a miner.  He was working in
the rock vein.
    Miners who came to his assistance worked for nearly two hours before his
mangled body was recovered from the debris.  He was taken to his home.  he
is survived by his widow and several brothers and sisters.
    He came here a short time ago from Hackettstown, NJ, and during the
early part of this month started to work in the mine.  The funeral
arrangements will be announced later.

Scranton Times, Wednesday, July 20, 1904, West Scranton news:

   The funeral of Frank Fogel, who was killed Monday, in the Hyde Park mine,
was held this morning from his home on Jackson Street.  A high mass of
requiem was held this morning from Saint Patrick's church.  The remains were
taken to Hackettstown, NJ, where interment was made.

At Death Last name is listed as Fogel:
Friday, July 22, 1904 issue of the
Hackettstown Gazette:

     "Frank Vogle, formerly of Hackettstown, was instantly killed Monday
morning in the Hyde Park mine at Scranton, where he was employed as a miner.
  He was working in what is called the "rock vein," when the roof caved in
and he was crushed to death.  Miners who went to his assistance worked
nearly two hours before his mangled body was recovered from the debris.
Vogle had been in Scranton but a short time and during the ealy part of July
started to work in the mine.  His remains were brought back to Hackettstown
on Wednesday for burial."

Contributor's Note: 
Father was James W.Fogle-Vogel
Mother Rebecca Willever-Woolever

His family is listed in records as Fogle-Vogle-Vogel