Hubert Thomas RUNKLE

                   Rochester Sentinel
Tuesday, April 23, 1935
Miss Maridean RUNKLE, aged 16, a sophomore in the Fulton high school, was
found dead in bed at 8 o'clock Mondayevening by her mother, Mrs. Hubert
RUNKLE. The Runkle family live on a farmnear South Mud Lake.
Dr. Dean STINSON, county coroner, was called ans pronounced death was due
to influenza, followed by encephalitis.
Miss Runkle had notbeen feeling well since last Friday. Monday afternoon
shortly after 5 o'clock she complained of a headache and went to bed.
Mrs. Runkle and other membersof her family at various times went to the
bedside of Miss Runkle and thoughtthat she was sleeping.
Her mother called her several times last evening and when she did not
answer went into the bedroom and found her daughter was dead.
The deceased was born near South Mud Lake on April 5, 1919 and was the
daughter of Hubert and Mary RUNKLE. She had lived near South Mud Lake all
of herlife. Miss Runkle was very popular with all of her schoolmates.
Surviving arethe parents, ten brothers and sisters, Charles [RUNKLE],
John [RUNKLE], Kenneth [RUNKLE], Joseph [RUNKLE], Hubert [RUNKLE], Donald
[RUNKLE], Virginia [RUNKLE], Naomi [RUNKLE], Herma [RUNKLE] and Normalee
[RUNKLE], all at home but Virginia and Naomi who are employed at Peru,
the grandfather, John KINSEY andgrandmother, Mrs. Jane RUNKLE.
The funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Church of the Brethren at Mexico with burial in the cemetery at
Mexico.