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Excerpt from Commemorative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania: Including the Counties of Susquehanna, Wayne, Pike and Monroe; Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens, and Many of the Early Settled Families
Germany, France. Italy, and other European coun tries, to complete his preparation for his life work. On his return he settled in New York City, and he has entered upon a promising career as a member of the firm of an Allen Zahn, electrical contractors. (4) Clarence H., born 111 July, 1876, graduated from Blair Hall in the class of '94 and has taught one term in the public schools of Middleville. N. J.: during the summer he acted as clerk for L. W. Broadhead, at the Delaware Water Gap House, and he is now in his second year at Lafayette College.
From her girlhood Mrs. Van Allen has been a tireless worker in Church and kindred interests, and during her husband's active life in the ministry she was an invaluable helpmeet, laboring zealously in the Church and Sabbath-school for the advancement of the Master's kingdom. As organist and choir instructor she has never failed to be present on the Lord's day except when kept home by sickness. And her devotion to her Church is recognized by all who know her and who take delight in acknowledging their appreciation of her faithful service and unite in praise of her fine Christian character. She shares with her noble husband the highest regard of their fellow citizens in Middle Smithfield township. And the loving esteem of the many she has helped and befriended.
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