OBIT: John William McNAUL, 1986, Somerset RD, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MCNAUL
  
  John William McNaul, 58, of Somerset RD 1, died Nov. 10, 1986, at the
  Somerset Community Hospital.  Born Aug. 3, 1928, in Vandergrift, Pa.,
  son of the late Oscar William and Leona Mae (Bauer) McNaul.  Also
  preceded in death by a brother, Richard.  Survived by his wife, the
  former Patricia Ann Beal; and these children: Mrs. L. Randall (Susan
  Joyce) Cober, Morgantown, W.Va., Mrs. Kerry D. (Gayle) Knepper,
  Markleton RD 1; John Eliot, Somerset RD 1; James William, Norfolk,
  Va.; and one grandson, Travis Cober.  Brother of Mrs. George E.
  (Beverly) Bender, State College.  Principal of Somerset Area
  Elementary Schools.  Veteran and first lieutenant, U.S. Army, Korean
  War.  A 1952 graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania and in
  1960 received his M.S. from the University of Pittsburgh.  Member of
  Calvary United Methodist Church, Pennsylvania and National
  Associations of Elementary School Principals, Ligonier Lodge F.&
  A.M., board member Somerset and Cambria County Chapter of American
  Red Cross, American Legion Post 181, membership chairman of Penns
  Woods Council Boy Scouts of America, past member of Meyersdale and
  Somerset Rotary clubs, also member of National Rifle Association and
  Somerset PTA.  Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday and 2-4 p.m.
  Wednesday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home.  Services will be held
  Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Calvary United Methodist Church, with the
  Rev. Harry C. Sherry officiating.  Private interment at the Pine Hall
  Cemetery, State College.  Family suggests contributions to the
  Somerset Cambria Chapter of the American Red Cross, Calvary United
  Methodist Church or the Somerset Hospital "In Touch" (Hospice)
  Program.
  
  Daily American, November 11, 1986
  
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