OBIT: Wilma Harveda (MAPEL) BLAIR ANKNEY, 1993, formerly of Somerset, Somerset County, PA

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  Wilma ANKNEY
  
  Wilma Harveda Ankney, 63, of Latrobe RD 3, formerly of Somerset, died
  Sunday, March 7, 1993, at her home.  Born April 18, 1929, in Amity.  Daughter
  of the late Harvey Hamilton and Mary Eva Ewart Mapel.  Member of the St.
  John's United Methodist Church, Somerset.  Past president of the United
  Methodist Church, Somerset.  Past president of the United Methodist Women.
  She attended Armbrust Wesleyan Church  where she taught Sunday School and
  was a director of the Bible School.  Past president of Church Women United
  of Greensburg.  Past president of 7th Society of Farm Women and member of
  the Young Farmers Wives of Derry.  Preceded in death by her first husband.
  Clarence C. "Bud" Blair in 1974 and a son, Peter Blair.  Survived by her
  husband, Robert H. Ankney Jr.; four sons; H. Gregory Blair and William
  Blair, both of Boswell; Mark R. Blair of Somerset, and Ted Blair of Long
  Island, NY; two daughters: Mrs. Richard (Carol) Clark of Chicago, Ill, and
  Mrs. Glenn (Amy) Price of Rockwood.  Four stepdaughters: Mrs. David (Susan)
  Fierst of Greensburg, Mrs. G. Edwin (Vickie) Queer of Latrobe, Kathy Jean
  Ankney of Greensburg and Judy C. Ankney of Yuma, Az.  One sister, Mrs.
  Addison (Jean) Walton of Greensburg.  Also nine grandchildren and five
  stepgrandchildren.  Friends will be received at the James P. Guat Funeral
  Home Inc., Pleasant Unity, from 3-5 and 7-9 Tuesday.  Additional viewing
  will be held from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Wednesday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral
  Home.  Funeral services will be held at 11 am Thursday in the Bethany United
  Methodist Church, with Pastor Paul Scruton.  Interment will follow in the
  Bethany Cemetery.  Memorials may be made to the St. John's United Methodist
  Church, Somerset RD 3, or Armburst Wesleyan Church, Armburst Pa.  15616
  
  Daily American March 8, 1993
  
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