OBIT: Rev. Henry Baker REILEY Jr., 1984, Somerset, Somerset County, PA
  
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  REILEY
  
  The Rev. Mr. Henry Baker Reiley Jr., 76, of Felgar Road, Somerset, died
  June 9, 1984, at home.  Born May 24, 1908, in Trenton, N.J., son of the late
  Henry Baker and Naomi (Kessler) Reiley Sr.  Survived by his wife, the former
  Betty Holmes; two sons: Henry B. III, Attleboro, Mass.; and David H.,
  Somerset; four grandchildren.  Brother of Mrs. James (Elizabeth) Kimble,
  Sequim, Wash.; John, Kissimmee, Fla; Mrs. Hans (Margaret) Stumpf, Somerset;
  and Mrs. Joseph (Ruth) Baum, Howard, Ohio.  Member of Calvary United
  Methodist Church; Paul Harris Fellow of the Somerset Rotary Club; Pharoah
  Lodge No. 355 F. and A.M. of St. Paris, Ohio; the Sons of the American
  Revolution, serving as national chaplain general; past chairman of the Hire
  the Handicapped Committee; past chairman of the Somerset-Bedford Mental
  Health/Mental Retardation Board; past member of the board of directors,
  Somerset County Health and Welfare Council; past member of Pennsylvania
  Mental Health Inc.; past president Somerset County Development Council;
  member of the Somerset County Development Authority; member Y.M.C.A. Board
  of Directors.  President, publisher and editor of Somerset Newspapers Inc.
  Ordained Methodist minister, he served in churches in New Hampshire,
  Pennsylvania and Ohio.  Memorial service will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at
  the Calvary United Methodist Church, with the Rev. Harry Sherry
  officiating.  Interment, Somerset County Memorial Park.  Funeral arrangements
  under the direction of the Richard E. Hauger Funeral Home.  No visitation at
  the funeral home.  In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the
  church of choice.
  
  Daily American, June 11, 1980
  
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