Simeon Amos LAUDER

                   Clearfield Progress Friday, 12 Mar 1971, pg 6
LANSE - Mrs. Violet Pifer, 64, died at 9:05 p.m. Thursday at the Philipsburg State General Hospital.  A daughter of Simeon and Essa (Hummel) Lauder, she was born March 26, 1906, in Bradford Township and was a member of the Lanse Evangelical Free Church.  Mrs. Pifer is survived her husband, Ivan, and two children: Raymond Lauder, Morrisdale, R.D.; and Mrs. Richard (Iona) Morris, Michigan Center, Mich.  Also surviving are two step-children, Mrs. Helen Snyder of Niagara Falls, NY and Lawrence Pifer of Bigler; nine grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and these brothers and sisters:  Mrs. Lena Stephens, Westerville, Ohio: Leroy Lauder, Wallaceton; Mrs. Clyde (Dorothy) Wisor, Woodland; Mrs. Jerome (Elizabeth) Lumadue, Morrisdale; and Mrs. Harold (Kathryn) Knepp, Philipsburg.  She was preceded in death by one brother and one sister.  Friends will be received at the William W. Strange Home for Funerals from 7:30 oher's household in 1930.  Her two children noted in her obituary from 1971 are listed on the census as Raymond and Iona Turner, although by the 1971 census her son was listed as Raymond Lauder:

1930 Census for Curwensville, Clearfield, PA ED#23, dated 15 may 1930, Sheet #9-B:
1) Lauder, Simeon A., head, renting for $20, age 52, mrd at age 23, born PA, Parents born PA, Occp: Coal miner
2) Lauder, Issa, wife, age 46, mrd at age 18, born PA, Parents born pA
3) Lauder, Violet, dtr, age 24, mrd at age 18 (spouse not listed)
4) Lauder, Lena, dtr, age 22
5) Lauder, Leroy, son, age 19
6) Lauder, Hayes, son, age 16
7) Lauder, Dorothy, dtr, age 14
8) Lauder, Irene, dtr, age 12
9) Lauder, Elizabeth, dtr, age 9
10) Lauder, Cathrine, dtr, age 7
11) Turner, Raymond, grandson, age 6, born PA, Parents born PA
12) Turner, Iona, granddtr, age 5, born PA, Parents born PA
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                   Clearfield Progress 28 May 1966, pg 9
LOWDER:  In memory of mother and father, Issa and Simeon Lowder, and brother Hayes, and sister Irene:  Softly they laid their weary head, Upon their maker's breast.  Their Maker kissed their souls away, And laid their flesh to rest.  Let us not mourn their passing, Let us rejoice to know their early labors are over, And they were prepared to go.  The family.
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Clearfield Progress  7 Feb 1966, pg 2
WOODLAND - Hayes M. Lauder, 52, of Woodland R.D., died in his home yesterday at 5:30 p.m.  A son of the late Simeon and Issa (Hummel) Lauder, he was born at Woodland Sept 27, 1913.  A retired employee of the Harbison Refractories Co., he was a member of the Spring Valley EUB Church, the Old Town Sportsmans Club and a social member of the Sons of Italy Lodge, Clearfield.  Surviving are his wife, the former Agatha Duck; three sons, Denzel and Gerald, both of Woodland R.D., and James, Bigler; seven grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Leroy Lauder, Wallaceton; Raymond Lauder, Morrisdale R.D.; Mrs. Ivan (Violet) Pifer, Lanse; Mrs. Clyde (Dorothy) Wisor and Mrs. Jerome (Elizabeth) Lumadue, both of Woodland R.D., Mrs. Edmond (Lena) Stevens, Galvesta, Ind.; and Mrs. Harold (Katherine) Knepp, Ligonier.  Mr. Lauder was preceded in death by a son and a sister.  Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Bennett Funeral Home with the Rev. Harrison price officiating.  Interment will be in Bigler Cemetery.   Friends will be received in the funeral home after 7 p.m. today, tomorrow afternoon and evening and until the time of service Wednesday.
                  

                   Clearfield Progress 28 May 1966, pg 9
LOWDER:  In memory of mother and father, Issa and Simeon Lowder, and brother Hayes, and sister Irene:  Softly they laid their weary head, Upon their maker's breast.  Their Maker kissed their souls away, And laid their flesh to rest.  Let us not mourn their passing, Let us rejoice to know their early labors are over, And they were prepared to go.  The family.