From the " Kingston Daily Freeman ", Thursday Evening,Dec. 30 1943.
Mrs. Barbara M. Schwenk, widow of John Schwenk, died suddenly Wednesday in her home on Glen Street. She had celebrated her 83rd birthday on Christmas Day. Mrs. Schwenk had been a resident of the Golden Hill section of Kingston for nearly half a century, and was one of the oldest members of Trinity Lutheran Church on Spring Street. Surviving are a son, John Schwenk of Pittsburgh, Pa.; five grandsons, John Schwenk of New York, Paul Struble of Kingston, Walter Struble of Syracuse, Frank Struble of Philadelphia, and P.F.C. Robert Struble stationed at Camp Pickett, Va.; and three granddaughters, Mrs. Frank Hoffman of New York, and Mrs. Fred Markle, and Miss Irene Struble, both of Kingston, and eight grand-children. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Montrepose Cemetery.
Mrs. Barbara M. Schwenk, widow of John Schwenk, died suddenly Wednesday in her home on Glen Street. She had celebrated her 83rd birthday on Christmas Day. Mrs. Schwenk had been a resident of the Golden Hill section of Kingston for nearly half a century, and was one of the oldest members of Trinity Lutheran Church on Spring Street. Surviving are a son, John Schwenk of Pittsburgh, Pa.; five grandsons, John Schwenk of New York, Paul Struble of Kingston, Walter Struble of Syracuse, Frank Struble of Philadelphia, and P.F.C. Robert Struble stationed at Camp Pickett, Va.; and three granddaughters, Mrs. Frank Hoffman of New York, and Mrs. Fred Markle, and Miss Irene Struble, both of Kingston, and eight grand-children. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Montrepose Cemetery.
From the " Kingston Daily Freeman ", Thursday Evening,Dec. 30 1943.
Mrs. Barbara M. Schwenk, widow of John Schwenk, died suddenly Wednesday in her home on Glen Street. She had celebrated her 83rd birthday on Christmas Day. Mrs. Schwenk had been a resident of the Golden Hill section of Kingston for nearly half a century, and was one of the oldest members of Trinity Lutheran Church on Spring Street. Surviving are a son, John Schwenk of Pittsburgh, Pa.; five grandsons, John Schwenk of New York, Paul Struble of Kingston, Walter Struble of Syracuse, Frank Struble of Philadelphia, and P.F.C. Robert Struble stationed at Camp Pickett, Va.; and three granddaughters, Mrs. Frank Hoffman of New York, and Mrs. Fred Markle, and Miss Irene Struble, both of Kingston, and eight grand-children. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Montrepose Cemetery.
Mrs. Barbara M. Schwenk, widow of John Schwenk, died suddenly Wednesday in her home on Glen Street. She had celebrated her 83rd birthday on Christmas Day. Mrs. Schwenk had been a resident of the Golden Hill section of Kingston for nearly half a century, and was one of the oldest members of Trinity Lutheran Church on Spring Street. Surviving are a son, John Schwenk of Pittsburgh, Pa.; five grandsons, John Schwenk of New York, Paul Struble of Kingston, Walter Struble of Syracuse, Frank Struble of Philadelphia, and P.F.C. Robert Struble stationed at Camp Pickett, Va.; and three granddaughters, Mrs. Frank Hoffman of New York, and Mrs. Fred Markle, and Miss Irene Struble, both of Kingston, and eight grand-children. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with burial in Montrepose Cemetery.
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