OBIT: Vallie E. (FIKE) MOSTOLLER, 1993, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  MOSTOLLER
  
    Vallie E. Mostoller, 70, South Williamsport, died Tuesday, Feb. 16,
  1993 in Williamsport Hospital.  Born Aug. 17, 1922 in Friendsville,
  Md., daughter of James R. and Oma Fisher Fike.  Member of First
  Church of Christ (Disciples), Williamsport, church choir and the
  Jennie L. Hayes Bible Class, Yokefellow Fellowship.  Former member of
  Sweet Adelines of East Liverpool, Ohio, where she was named Sweet
  Adeline of the Year.  She was a retired dietician and cook at the
  Presbyterian Home on Louisa Street and also Sycamore Manor.  Formerly
  a cook at the Country House restaurant, Williamsport and the Laurel
  View Conference Center, Somerset County. She and her husband, the
  Rev. John N. Mostoller, celebrated their 51st wedding anniversary on
  Sept. 2, 1992.  Survived by her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Bonnie E.
  Pietch of East Liverpool, Ohio; three sons, John H., Williamsport;
  Paul B., South Williamsport; and James F. of North Charleston, S.C.;
  three brothers-Paul Fike and Foster Fike, both of Somerset and Robert
  Fike of Madison, Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Jean Queer of Somerset; 13
  grandchildren and one great grandchild.  A son, David Mostoller, died
  in 1988.  Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the First Church of
  Christ (Disciples), 1250 Almont St., Williamsport, Pa., with the Rev.
  Dr. Dwight French, general minister of the Christian Church of
  Pennsylvania; the Rev. Dr. Alton Motter, a retired Lutheran minister
  and the Rev. Stanley Hartung, president of the local counsel of the
  Yokefellow Fellowship.  Interment will be in Green Lawn Memorial
  park.  Arrangements by McCulloch Funeral Home, 331, Elmira St.,
  Williamsport.  Family will provide the flowers.
  
  Daily American, February 19, 1993
  
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