OBIT: Gladys E. (BROWN) HARTZELL, 1974, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  HARTZELL
  
  Gladys E. Hartzell, 51, of Somerset died July 24, 1974 in Somerset
  Community Hospital.  Born April 5, 1923 in Lincoln Township, a
  daughter of the late William and Bertha Sarver Brown.  Also preceded
  in death by one sister, Goldie.  Survived by her husband, Dan E. and
  two sons, James of Gibsonia and D. Timothy at home.  A sister of Mrs.
  Grace Montgomery of Gray; Mrs. Charles (Leora) Hull of Riverside,
  Cal.; Mrs. Kenneth (Lola) McGuire of Warren, Mich.; and Melvin of
  Quecreek.  She was a graduate of Somerset High School class of 1941
  and was a graduate of the Nurses Training School of Chester General
  Hospital of Chester.  She received her Registered Nurses License in
  1946.  She was office nurse for Dr. W. W. Westfall of Somerset and
  was staff nurse at Somerset Community Hospital where she served as a
  private duty nurse since 1949.  She was a Red Cross Nurse since 1949,
  helping with the local Bloodmobile operation and serving as a Red
  Cross first aid instructor.  She graduated from the State Ambulance
  Training Course and served as the nurse at the Roaring Run Boy Scout
  Camp for many years.  Mrs. Hartzell was the six-county area
  coordinator of the American Cancer Society's Reach for Recovery
  Program.  She was a member of the American Cancer Society, Somerset
  Registered Nurse's Association, Somerset Borough Firemen's Auxiliary
  and the Somerset County and Western Pennsylvania Firemen's
  Auxiliaries.  She was also a member of the Somerset Church of the
  Brethren.  She recently received the Benjamin Rush Award presented by
  the Pennsylvania Medical Society for outstanding health services. 
  Friends will be received after 7 p.m. Thursday at the Wilbur D.
  Miller Funeral Home where services will be conducted Saturday at 2
  p.m. with the Rev. Paul R. White and the Rev. Richard H.
  ---remainder missing---
  
  Somerset American, July 25, 1974
  
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