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Mrs. Willis Rich has returned from Mt. Lake, Minn. where she attended funeral services for her father, A. A. Penner, held Saturday at the Bethel Mennonite Church. Mr. Penner, 88, died Dec. 1 after a brief illness. The services were conducted by Rev. H. P. Wiebe and Mr. Penner's son, Dr. Albert Penner of Winchester, Mass. Other survivors include the widow, Agnes; two other daughters, Mrs. Henry J. Pankratz of Mt. Lake, who with her husband had left earlier in the week for a world tour, and Mrs. Earl W. Unruh of Greenwich, Conn. Others from here who attended the funeral were two granddaughters, Mrs. James Waltner and Barbara Pankratz, a student at Bethel College, and Donald Isaac, a nephew. | |||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1965 Dec 9 p. 5
Birth date: 1877
text of obituary:
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Mrs. Willis Rich has returned from Mt. Lake, Minn. where she attended funeral services for her father, A. A. Penner, held Saturday at the Bethel Mennonite Church. Mr. Penner, 88, died Dec. 1 after a brief illness. The services were conducted by Rev. H. P. Wiebe and Mr. Penner's son, Dr. Albert Penner of Winchester, Mass. Other survivors include the widow, Agnes; two other daughters, Mrs. Henry J. Pankratz of Mt. Lake, who with her husband had left earlier in the week for a world tour, and Mrs. Earl W. Unruh of Greenwich, Conn. Others from here who attended the funeral were two granddaughters, Mrs. James Waltner and Barbara Pankratz, a student at Bethel College, and Donald Isaac, a nephew.