OBIT: Catharine Elizabeth (BLOUGH) STUTZMAN, 1994, native of Somerset County, PA
    
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    STUTZMAN
    
      Catharine Elizabeth (Blough) Stutzman, 80, of Ligonier, died
  April 12, 1994, in Allegheny General Hospital.  Born Sept. 5, 1913,
  in Jerome, daughter of the late Newton A. and Nettie (Miller)
  Blough.  Survived by her husband of 60 years, Dwight, with whom she
  operated a Raleigh distributorship for 56 years in Ligonier Valley
  and Somerset County.  Preceded in death by son, Charles; daughter,
  Alice; grandson, Raymond Stutzman; and son-in-law, Regis "Ozz"
  Campbell; brothers, William C. and Newton Jr.; sisters, Margaret
  McDonald and Florence Myers.  Survived by daughters, Ruth Campbell of
  Laughlintown, and Karen and her husband, William McCullough of
  Greensburg; son, Robert and his wife, Carolyn of Latrobe and
  daughter-in-law, Rosalie of Seymour, Tenn.  Eight grandchildren and
  nine great grandchildren.  In addition, she is survived by brothers:
  Robert J. of Boswell and Gary of Minnesota; and sisters, Lucille
  (Mrs. Robert H.) Miller of Johnstown; Mildred (Mrs. Wilbur) Zimmerman
  of Waterford; and Ellen (Mrs. David) Miltenberger of Johnstown. 
  Member of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ligonier, where she
  was Sunday school superintendent for more than 30 years.  Belonged to
  the Dorcas Class, Altar Guild and numerous other groups in the
  church.  Mrs. Stutzman was a lay representative to the Ligonier
  Valley Association of Churches from its beginning and a member of the
  Church Women United of Ligonier.  She also was a member of Lady St.
  Clair Rebekah Lodge and served as Noble Grand and District Deputy
  president.  In addition, she belonged to the auxiliary to Ligonier
  VFW.  Friends received from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and from 2 to 4 and
  7 to 9 Friday at McCabe Funeral Home, 244 W. Main St., Ligonier. 
  Services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St. James
  Lutheran Church, Ligonier, with the Rev. William M. Oesterlin
  officiating.  Interment, St. James Cemetery, near Jennerstown. 
  Memorial contributions may be made to St. James Lutheran Church,
  Ligonier. 
    
    Daily American, April 14, 1994
    
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