OBIT: Noah WARNICK, 1931, of interest in Somerset County, PA

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NOAH WARNICK

  GRANTSVILLE, Md., Nov. 10 - In the death of Noah Warnick at his home near 
Grantsville, early Saturday morning, Nov. 7, the community has lost one of its 
highly respected citizens.
  Noah C. Warnick was the son of the late Charles and Catharine Warnick, pioneer 
residents of Garrett County, and was born at Manadier Ridge, Sept. 13, 1866.  He 
was past 66 years of age.  He was afflicted the last few years with heart 
trouble and other ailments and was confined to his bed the last three weeks, 
gradually growing weaker until the end came.
  Mr. Warnick was married to Miss Anna J. Gnagey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 
Gnagey, June 21, 1888, and is survived by her and the following children:  Mrs. 
H. O. Miller, Grantsville; Mrs. W. H. Dill, Jerome, Pa.; Harry and Dalton 
Warnick, Cleveland, O.; Cecil Warnick, Los Angeles, Cal., and nine 
grandchildren; also by the following sisters:  Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. W. T. 
Zeigler, Mrs. James Martin and Miss Lucretia Warnick, and brother, Clarence L. 
Warnick, all of Washington, D.C.; Mrs. James Muir, Catonsville, Md., and Mrs. 
Wheeler Kight, Los Angeles, Cal.
  Mr. Warnick was a prosperous farmer and a generous kind-hearted man; he was a 
faithful member of the Reformed Church, having united with the church at New 
Germany when a young man.  He later transferred his membership to the 
Grantsville church where he was a deacon for several years, and a regular 
attendant at church and Sunday school till his health failed.
  The funeral services will be held in the Grantsville Reformed Church on Friday 
afternoon, Nov. 13, at 2 o'clock, with a short service at the home at 1 o'clock.  
Rev. M. A. Keiffer, the pastor, will officiate.  The pallbearers will be members 
of the church consistry - W. E. Stanton, J. A. Beachy, J. H. Folk, C. O. Bender, 
J. U. Stanton and N. U. Broadwater.  Interment in the Grantsville Cemetery.

Meyersdale Republican, November 12, 1931