OBIT: Cynthia (Bender) QUINN, 1931, Listonburg, Somerset County, PA 

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CYNTHIA QUINN

Death of Mrs. Lawrence Quinn

  LISTONBURG, Apr. 28 - The death of Mrs. Lawrence (Bender) Quinn of East 
McKeesport came as a shock to the relatives and friends of Listonburg, on 
Sunday.   Those from here who attended the funeral at Addison on Monday were:  
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burrow, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lenhart and daughter, Jean; Mr. and 
Mrs. J. W. Lenhart and daughter Della; Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Nelle Shaffer, Mrs. 
Laura Foy, Mrs. Will Rodehaver and Mrs. Lillie Lininger.  The relatives were 
Willis Bender and two sons, Chester and James, and daughter, Mae; Lloyd Bender 
and two daughters, Louise and Helen Bender.  Mrs. Quinn was born and reared 
here.

Meyersdale Republican, April 30, 1931

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CYNTHIA BENDER QUINN

  LISTONBURG, May 12 - Mrs. Cynthia Bender Quinn died April 24, at the age of 31 
years, 4 months and 15 days, having been born Dec. 9, 1899.  She was a daughter 
of Joseph and Nettie (Wilkins) Bender and was born and reared at Listonburg.  
She leaves her husband and four children, also her mother and the following 
named sisters and brothers: Mrs. Josiah Mets, Mrs. Reba Cathell, Mrs. Florence 
Hoby and Ray, John and James Bender, who reside at Clairton, Pa.  The remains 
were brought from East McKeesport to Addison Cemetery and laid to rest in the 
lot with her father who died two years ago.  The floral tributes were many and 
beautiful.

Meyersdale Republican, May 14, 1931

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CYNTHIA EARLY-QUINN

  Mrs. Cynthia Early-Quinn, aged 30 years, wife of Clarence Quinn of Oakdale 
Road, East McKeesport, died this morning at 12:12 o'clock at the McKeesport 
Hospital.  She was born in Somerset County, the daughter of Mrs. Nettie Bender 
and the late Joseph Bender.
  Besides her husband, she is survived by a son and two daughers, Robert, June 
and Lillian; by her mother, Mrs. Nettie Bender, and by three brothers and three 
sisters, Ray, John, James, Josephine, Reba and Florence.
  Funeral services will be held at the home of her mother, 532 State Street, 
Clairton, Monday morning with interment following at Addison Cemetery.

McKeesport Daily News, April 25, 1931, page 19