OBIT: Lillian Beatrice (YUTZY) ENGLE, 1997, Salisbury, Somerset County, PA 
  
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  ENGLE

    Lillian Beatrice Engle, 89, of 110 Walnut St., Salisbury, died March 6,
  1997 at Meyersdale Medical Center.  Born Aug. 22, 1907 in Madley, Pa., a
  daughter of the late Daniel W. and Ella Virginia (Coughenour) Yutzy.  She
  was preceded in death by her husband, Frank L. Engle, in 1957, and two
  sisters, Margaret Shroyer and Mary Yutzy.  She is survived by three
  children: Virginia Anaya and husband, Joseph, Salisbury; Joseph F. Engle
  and Wife; Sacramento, Calif; John Daniel Engle, Somerset; three
  grandchildren, Michael, Anaya, Keena Most and Heather Walker, three step
  grandchildren, Del Ray Sanders, Shirley Williams and Kathy Krantz and seven
  great-grandchildren.  Also, six sisters, Pearl Arnold, Bedford, Bertha DeVore
  and Pauline McVicker, both of Hyndman, Marian Budnowski, Green Bush, N.Y.,
  Dorothy Papa, Hagerstown Md., Barbara Trupp, Foxboro, Canada, two brothers,
  Joseph Yutzy and Roy W. Yutzy, both of Cumberland, Md.  She was a member of
  St. John's United Church of Christ, American Legion Auxiliary 459 and
  Salisbury FireAuxiliary.  She worked at Meyersdale Shirt Factory, was cook
  at Salisbury Sandwich Shop and at Tuscano's Restaurant, Meyersdale.  Was
  house mother at West Virginia University, Morgantown, for Pi Kappa Alpha
  Fraternity and later the Tri Delta Sorority.  After leaving the University,
  she took care of elderly folks who were sick or invalids. 
    Friends received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at the Newman Funeral
  Home Inc., Salisbury, where services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday
  with the Rev. Raymond Brown officiating.  Interment, Salisbury Cemetery.
  Expressions of sympathy may be directed to St. John's United Church of
  Christ.
  
  Daily American, March 8, 1997

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