OBIT: Herman L. MOSTOLLER, 1974, Friedens, Somerset County, PA
  
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  MOSTOLLER
  
    Herman L. Mostoller, 62, of Friedens, died Aug. 17, 1974 in
  residence.  Born March 22, 1912 in Quemahoning Township, son of the
  late Reno Mostoller and Martha (Eschrich) Mostoller of Stoystown RD
  2.  Also survived by widow, the former Marie Miller and children:
  John W., married to the former Emma  Jean (Kline) Barron of Friedens;
  Charles H., married to the former Shirley Pyle of Spring Borough; Mrs.
  Ray Lynn (Esther) Weigle of Friedens RD 1; six grandchildren.  He was
  a brother of Dwight E. of Hershey; Donald of Stoystown RD 2; Elmer of
  Friedens RD 2; Kenneth of Fredonia; Mrs. Hillis (Catherine) Snyder of
  Friedens RD 2; Mrs. Herbert (Miriam) Horner of Greencastle; Mrs.
  Vernon (Evelyn) Kimble of Pulaski; Clyde of Somerset; and Mrs. Howard
  (Mary Lou) Fullerton of Bridgeton, N..J.  He was a retired farmer and
  motor carrier of the Somerset Daily American; member of Friedens
  Lutheran Church; Somerset Lodge IOOF; Stoystown Lions Club; Junior
  OUAM; county committeeman for ASCS; Somerset Grange; honorary member
  of Future Farmers of America; former school director of Somerset Area
  Schools; director of Somerset Area Vo-Tech School and director of Farm
  Bureau.  Family received friends Sunday evening and will receive
  friends from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday (today) and until noon
  Tuesday in the Charles R. Deaner Funeral Home, Stoystown.  The
  remains will be removed to the Friedens Lutheran Church to lie in
  state from 12:30 p.m. Tuesday until 1:30 p.m. time of services with
  the Rev. James R. Ling officiating.  Interment, Somerset County
  Memorial Park. 
  
  Somerset American, August 19, 1974
  
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