| Notes |
Note: Maud died in Cleveland, Ohio at the home of her son Lloyd--she was daughter of Isaac and Mary (Chambers) Frantz
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also lived in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 4, 1950)
The Daily Press December 1950:
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also live3d in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 2, 1950)
Note: Maud died in Cleveland, Ohio at the home of her son Lloyd--she was daughter of Isaac and Mary (Chambers) Frantz
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also lived in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 4, 1950)
The Daily Press December 1950:
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also live3d in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 2, 1950)
Note: Maud died in Cleveland, Ohio at the home of her son Lloyd--she was daughter of Isaac and Mary (Chambers) Frantz
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also lived in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 4, 1950)
The Daily Press December 1950:
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also live3d in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 2, 1950)
Note: Maud died in Cleveland, Ohio at the home of her son Lloyd--she was daughter of Isaac and Mary (Chambers) Frantz
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also lived in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 4, 1950)
The Daily Press December 1950:
Mrs. Harry Portzer, 56, mother of Thomas Portzer, of Lynchville, died at her home in Cleveland on Saturday after an illness of only one week. The remains have been taken to DuBois where friends and relatives may call at the home of another son, Gerald Portzer at 525 Maple Avenue.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated Thursday morning at nine o'clock at St. Catherine's Church in DuBois and internment will take place in St. Leo's Cemetery at Ridgway.
Mrs. Portzer, nee Maude Frantz was born October 31, 1894 at Penfield, daughter of the late Isaac and Mary Chambers Frantz. On June 2, 1914, she was married to Mr. Portzer, a former resident of St. Marys, who passed away on August 7, 1943. The family lived in Ridgway for about 30 years and she also live3d in Medix Run and DuBois prior to moving to Cleveland.
The deceased is survived by three sons: Thomas of St. Marys; Gerald, DuBois and Lloyd at Cleveland. Two grandchildren also survive.
Other survivors include three sisters and three brothers. They are Viola, Mrs. Robert Irwin of Johnsonburg; Celia Mrs. Harold Bressler of Richmond, Virginia; Ruth, Mrs. John Donahue of Wilcox; Frank Frantz of Breckenridge; Stewart of Bradford and Milton Frantz of Johnsonburg. A son Russell, died at Ridgway in 1926, and a daughter Jane also died in Ridgway in 1936. (Obituary from St. Marys and Benzinger Township Historical Society, December 2, 1950)
|
1894 - 1950 (56 years)