OBIT: Olive Lucille (OHLER) WILLIAMSON, 1999, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  WILLIAMSON
  
    Olive Lucille (Ohler) Williamson, 93, formerly of Buckstown died
  Jan. 29, 1999 at St. Margaret Seneca Place, Verona.  Born March 28,
  1905 near Scullton, Lower Turkeyfoot Township, Somerset County. 
  Preceded in death by parents, William Ohler and Lucy Ann (Miller)
  Ohler (1879-1963); her husband of over 50 years, Ralph O. Williamson
  (1897-1985), and brothers Charles, Thomas, and Ernest.  Survived by
  son, James Hall Williamson, married to Colleen Sebring, Sinking
  Spring, Pa.; and daughter, Maryan Williamson, married to Stanley
  Yoder, Pittsburgh; seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. 
  Also survived by sister Edna Wolfson, Rockwood.  An active member of
  St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Buckstown for over 70 years, Mrs.
  Williamson taught Sunday School and catechetical classes, and was
  president of the parish women's organization at various times, the
  last in 1985.  She was president of the Somerset District (Lutheran)
  Women's Missionary Society, 1943-1945.  In the community she was
  active with the Shade Township PTA and Band Parents, the Buckstown
  4-H Girls Club, County Home Extension classes, Grange lecturer, and
  was local correspondent for the Johnstown Democrat in the late
  1920's.  She was a lover of nature, an avid gardener, wrote poetry,
  painted in oils and was known for her pie-baking.  After living at
  the Lutheran Home in Johnstown since late 1990, Mrs. Williamson
  recently moved to St. Margaret Seneca Place, Verona, not far from her
  daughter.  Friends will be received from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday at
  Deaner Funeral Home, Stoystown.  Service will be held at 11 a.m.
  Monday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Buckstown, Rev. Richard T.
  Carter.  Private interment in Buckstown Cemetery.
  
  Daily American, January 30, 1999
  
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