OBIT: James Nathan CABLE, 1996, Davidsville, Somerset County, PA

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  CABLE
  
  James Nathan Cable, 71, Davidsville, went to be with our Lord on Jan. 3,
  1996, at Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.  Born Jan. 1, 1925, in Somerset
  County. Son of the late Clarence and Florence (Thomas) Cable. He was beloved
  husband of the former Gladys Mishler of Davidsville for 47 years.  Also
  survived by son Scott, Davidsville; daughters: Rebecca of Orlando, Fla., and
  Amy Beth, wife of Mark Feightner, Davidson, N.C. Alma and Carl Mishler, Carol
  and Harold Schweitzer, and Sally and David Yoder are much loved in-laws, Scott
  Jr. and Jessica Cable, Grant and Megan Feightner are his adored grandchildren.
  Also of Davidsville is his sister, Dorothy Feightner and his aunts, Alice
  Chestnut and Mary Mickle.  Enjoyed wonderful cousins, the Mishler Clan, The
  Deli Gang, great neighbors, auctions, sports and his friend Buca.  Jim was
  proud to have served aboard the USS Leutze during World War II.  He retired as
  supervisor for Harris-Boyer Bakery and worked for many years as cashier for
  Mishler Auction and Associates, both of which allowed him to know many
  wonderful and irascible people.  Many thanks to all of you for friendships and
  happiness you may have given him.  Kisses - Two kisses for hello. Pressed likes
  snaps on each cheek.  One kiss for sleep-tight, planted on the forehead like a
  flag.  A handful of kisses for goodbye. Wind-blown like seeds or bubbles.  A
  spidery kiss that tickles a sad feeling.  From Flashlight and Other Poems. The
  eternal God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms.  Family
  receiving friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
  Friday at George E. Mason Funeral Home, Davidsville.  Funeral service will be
  held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. David's Lutheran Church, Davidsville, Revs.
  Ray Streets Sr. and Nelson Ilgenfritz.   Interment, Stahl Mennonite Cemetery.
  Those who wish may make contributions to Laurel View Village, Davidsville.
  
  Daily American, January 4, 1996
  
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