Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameEunice Grace SMELTZER 
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653Birth Date26 Dec 1910
Birth PlaceAltoona, Blair, Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1964
Residence PlaceJuniata, Blair Co., PA, USA
Death Date3 Jun 1965 Age: 54
Death PlaceJuniata, Blair Co., PA, USA
FatherHomer John SMELTZER (1884-1952)
MotherLaura Belle MAYS (1883-1964)
Misc. Notes
her husband’s name was not included in Laura’s obituary although her sisters’ husband’s were. And, he is not in her own obituary.
Eunice G. Johnson, of Juniata, died at 9:40 am yesterday in the Altoona Hospital. She was born in Altoona on December 26, 1910, a daughter of Homer J. and Laura (Mays) Smeltzer. Surviving are four children: Richard and Deborah, at home, Mrs. Vivian (Leroy) Koeth of Cleveland, and Mrs. Virginia (Gerald) Grace of Harrisburg, 11 grandchildren, a brother and three sisters, William J. (Belva) Smeltzer and Mrs. Thelma (Lloyd) Gummo, both of Loop, Mrs. Mildred (Daniel) Todd of Trafford, Mrs. Ivadelle (Marlin) Gummo of Buffalo, NY. She was of the Methodist faith and operated the Juniata Quick Lunch shop. Friends will be received in the Mauk & Yates Funeral Home, Juniata. Interment will be in Grandview Cemetery.
Obit from the Altoona Mirror.
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Aunt Eunice had a beautiful head of red hair and was full of fun. She and my mother, Mildred, were very close and often got into mischief together. Aunt Eunice was a great cook and her little restaurant was a popular lunch spot for the local railroad shops. My absolute favorite was her hamburgers that simmered all day in her special tomato sauce. I still love them to this day, but I have to make them myself. They're good, but nobody could make them like Aunt Eunice.
Eunice G. Johnson, of Juniata, died at 9:40 am yesterday in the Altoona Hospital. She was born in Altoona on December 26, 1910, a daughter of Homer J. and Laura (Mays) Smeltzer. Surviving are four children: Richard and Deborah, at home, Mrs. Vivian (Leroy) Koeth of Cleveland, and Mrs. Virginia (Gerald) Grace of Harrisburg, 11 grandchildren, a brother and three sisters, William J. (Belva) Smeltzer and Mrs. Thelma (Lloyd) Gummo, both of Loop, Mrs. Mildred (Daniel) Todd of Trafford, Mrs. Ivadelle (Marlin) Gummo of Buffalo, NY. She was of the Methodist faith and operated the Juniata Quick Lunch shop. Friends will be received in the Mauk & Yates Funeral Home, Juniata. Interment will be in Grandview Cemetery.
Obit from the Altoona Mirror.
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Aunt Eunice had a beautiful head of red hair and was full of fun. She and my mother, Mildred, were very close and often got into mischief together. Aunt Eunice was a great cook and her little restaurant was a popular lunch spot for the local railroad shops. My absolute favorite was her hamburgers that simmered all day in her special tomato sauce. I still love them to this day, but I have to make them myself. They're good, but nobody could make them like Aunt Eunice.