OBIT: John VOUGH, 1932, Rockwood, Somerset County, PA

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JOHN VOUGH

  John Vough of South Rockwood dropped dead in a store on Monday, due to a heart 
attack.  His many friends were greatly shocked when they heard of the sad news.  
Mr. Vough was 51 years old.  He was a son of John Vough, deceased, of Black 
Township.  His mother, Mrs. George Wengerd, of Rockwood survives.
  Mr. Vough did quite a bit of farming during his younger years.  Later his 
chief occupation was mining.  He was a handy man at nearly any kind of work.  He 
was loyal and of a kind disposition and had no bad habits, and being a man of 
such type he had many true friends who held him in high esteem.  He was a kind 
father and devoted husband, and by his quick departure he will be sadly missed 
in his home and in the town of Rockwood where he spent many years of his life.  
A portion of his life was spent in the West.
  Mr. Vough was twice married.  His first wife died more than 20 years ago.  His 
second wife was Mrs. Grace (Faidley) Marker, widow of Harry Marker, of Rockwood, 
who died from Bright's disease in 1918, leaving one daughter Harriet, who 
survives.  He is also survived by four half-brothers and two sisters, of 
Rockwood.
  Mills & Mickey had charge of the funeral arrangements.  Interment was made in 
the Odd Fellows Cemetery, at Rockwood.

Meyersdale Republican, October 13, 1932