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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 16 Sep 1976 p. 8 | |||
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Menno S. Amstutz, 73, died July 27 of an apparent heart attack. He lived at Takoma Park, Md. His wife, the former Beulah Stutzman, survives along with two daughters, Mrs. Jason (Gloria) Pennington of Takoma Park and Mrs. Robert (Joan) Fessler, Wichita, Kan., three brothers, Ellis of Wooster, George of Dalton, Leo of Orrville; and two sisters, Mrs. Willis (Sarean) Lehman, Apple Creek, and Mrs. Allen (Elva) Zuercher of Salisbury Center, N. Y. | |||
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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 16 Sep 1976 p. 8
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text of obituary
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Menno S. Amstutz, 73, died July 27 of an apparent heart attack. He lived at Takoma Park, Md. His wife, the former Beulah Stutzman, survives along with two daughters, Mrs. Jason (Gloria) Pennington of Takoma Park and Mrs. Robert (Joan) Fessler, Wichita, Kan., three brothers, Ellis of Wooster, George of Dalton, Leo of Orrville; and two sisters, Mrs. Willis (Sarean) Lehman, Apple Creek, and Mrs. Allen (Elva) Zuercher of Salisbury Center, N. Y.
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Dalton, Ohio 1906
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Orrville, Ohio
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