OBIT: Anna Alverda (BARRON) McCLEMENS, 1983, Jenners, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MCCLEMENS
  
  Anna Alverda McClemens, 85, of 259 Main St., Jenners, died the
  evening of June 5, 1983, at Somerset Community Hospital.  Born Dec.
  15, 1897, in Johnstown, daughter of Charlie J. and Sarah (Ott)
  Barron.  Preceded in death by parents; husband, Grant S. who died
  Feb. 3, 1960; sons Barron and Merle; also sister, Carrie Berkheimer;
  and brother, Harry.  Survived by these children: Leo, married to the
  former Frieda Shaffer, Central City RD 1; Gertrude, wife of Charles
  William Miller, New Brunswick, N.J.; Sara, widow of Jay Schenkemeyer,
  Johnstown; Art, married to the former Helen Diamond, Sidman RD 1;
  Dwight, married to the former Virginia Wright, Syracuse, N.Y.; 20
  grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren.  Sister of Edna Saxton,
  Merced, Calif.  Member of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, Boswell;
  L.C.W. of the church; auxiliary to Allegheny Lutheran Home; Boswell
  Firemen's Auxiliary; Laurel Mt. Senior Citizens; Wimodausis Rebekah
  Lodge No. 217, Somerset; Retiree Club of Boswell Local 424
  I.L.G.W.U.; and Elderly Ladies Quilting Club of Jenner Brethren
  Church.  Retired employee of Dorfman and Hoffman Garment Factory,
  Boswell; Past Nobel Grand of Rebekah Lodge.  Friends received from
  2-9 p.m. Tuesday and until 12:30 p.m., Wednesday at Hoffman Funeral
  Home, 227 Allegheny St., Boswell, when body will be removed to St.
  Andrew's Church for viewing from 1:30 p.m. until time of services at
  2:30 p.m., with the Rev. George E. Bowersox officiating.  Interment,
  Buckstown Lutheran Cemetery.  Rebekah service at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday,
  followed by firemen's auxiliary service at 7 p.m.  Retiree club
  service at 11 a.m., Wednesday.
  
  Daily American, June 7, 1983
  
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