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Mellinger, John H. (1859-1952)

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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 29 May 1952 p. 1
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<center><h3>FORMER CHAIRMAN OF MISSION BOARD DIED AT AGE NINETY-THREE</h3></center>
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Smoketown, Pa. — John H. Mellinger, 93, prominent Mennonite church leader and retired farmer, died May 13 at the home of his grandson, Amos Mellinger of Route 1, Lancaster, after a ten day illness.
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Bro. Mellinger, who held honorary membership on the Eastern Board of Missions and Charities, served as president of that organization for 40 years before retiring.
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He is survived by four sons. Jacob, superintendent of the Mennonite Home near Oreville; Benjamin, Bird-in-Hand; Enos, Philadelphia; and Jesse, Route 4, Lancaster. His wife died 29 years ago.
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Funeral services were held at Mellingers church on May 17.
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Latest revision as of 15:47, 18 October 2016

Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1952 May 29 p. 1

Birth date: 1859

text of obituary:

FORMER CHAIRMAN OF MISSION BOARD DIED AT AGE NINETY-THREE

Smoketown, Pa. — John H. Mellinger, 93, prominent Mennonite church leader and retired farmer, died May 13 at the home of his grandson, Amos Mellinger of Route 1, Lancaster, after a ten day illness.

Bro. Mellinger, who held honorary membership on the Eastern Board of Missions and Charities, served as president of that organization for 40 years before retiring.

He is survived by four sons. Jacob, superintendent of the Mennonite Home near Oreville; Benjamin, Bird-in-Hand; Enos, Philadelphia; and Jesse, Route 4, Lancaster. His wife died 29 years ago.

Funeral services were held at Mellingers church on May 17.