OBIT: Irene (MOGNET) HOSTETLER, 2003, Somerset County, PA
  
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 HOSTETLER
  
 Irene Hostetler, 89, of County Line Road, Trent, passed away March
  21, 2003 at Salem Hospital in Salem, Ohio.  Friends received from 7
  to 9 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Miller Funeral
  Home, Somerset.  Other arrangements will appear in Monday's newspaper.
  
 Daily American, March 22, 2003
  
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 HOSTETLER
  
 Services for Irene Hostetler, 89 yrs., of County Line Rd., Somerset
  County will be at Miller Funeral Home in Somerset at 10:30 a.m.
  Tuesday.  Calling hours were Sunday evening and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
  p.m. Monday.  Rev. Gerald Deffenbaugh will deliver the eulogy.  Irene
  passed away after a brief illness in Salem Hospital in Salem Ohio. 
  She was born June 6, 1913 in Middlecreek Twp.  She is the daughter of
  the late Harmar and Minnie Henry Mognet.  She was preceded in death in
  1984 by her husband of 53 years, Emery B. Hostetler.  She is survived
  by her only daughter, Judy Zettle of East Palestine, Ohio; two
  grandchildren, Diane Zettle of Dauphin Island, Ala. and Daniel Zettle
  and his family, Kimberley Coakley Zettle and great-grandson Zachary
  Daniel Zettle of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.  She is survived by a brother,
  Larry Mognet of Johnstown and a sister Martha Countryman of Pensacola,
  Fla.  A brother Dwight Mognet and two sisters Ruby Mognet Sheets and
  Thelma Mognet are deceased.  Irene was a very active member in
  Somerset County politics.  She was inducted into the Pennsylvania
  Voters Hall of Fame by Gov. Shapp.  She never missed an election
  either Primary or General Election in her entire adult life.  She
  served as Twp. Auditor for a number of years, an elected office and
  also as a Somerset County Republican Committee Woman.  She was the
  oldest member of the Center Church of the Brethren on County Line
  Road.  She was extremely active in the church for many years, and was
  a part of the group of people who reopened the old church in the early
  1930's and participated in its remodeling and development in the early
  1940's.  She was well known in area churches where she sang many solos
  as well as duets with her late friend Alverta Miller.  In lieu of
  flowers, donations may be to the church or charity of their choice. 
  She will be sadly missed by her family and friends.
  
 Daily American, March 25, 2003
  
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