Elijah Engle

1930 U.S. Federal Population Census; NARA Publication Number: T626; NARA Microfilm Roll Number: 1883; Film Number: 2341617; Line Number: 87; Sheet: B; Sheet Number: 26; Residence: Warren, Trumbull, OH; Birth Location: Pennsylvania; Source: National Archives, Courtesy of FamilySearch.org

Elijah Engle was 8 years old when the 1930 U.S. Federal Population Census was taken.

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OBIT: Elijah J. ENGLE, 1994, native of Somerset County, PA

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ELIJAH ENGLE
Elijah J. Engle, 72, of Oregon, Ohio, formerly of Warren, Ohio, died May 7,

 1994 at St. Charles Hospital, Oregon, Ohio.  Born May 22, 1921 in Salisbury,

 he was the son of Irvin and Mary (Livengood) Engle.  He was preceded in

 death by brothers Quentin, Evan and Nile, and a sister, Frieda Lewis.  He is

 survived by his wife, Viola Romesburg Engle; sons, David A., Hagerstown,

 Md.; and Gary E. "Rip" of Cohutta, Ga.; daughter, Carol S. Menough,

 Perrysburg, Ohio; and a sister, Mrs. Donald (Alma) Logue of Lordstown,

 Ohio.  He served in the U.S. Army Air Corps During World War II.  He was a

 member: of Carrol F. Clapp F&AM #655; 32nd degree Mason; Scottish Rite

 Valley of Tampa Orient of Florida; Egypt Temple Shrine of Tampa, Fla.;

 Bricklayers Local #43 of Warren, Ohio; International Bricklayers and Allied

 Craftsmen Union for 40 years; was a charter member and first president of

 the Congregation of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Warren, which is now

 the Covenant United Pres. Church.  He was an avid naturalist, outdoorsman,

 hunter, gardener and fisherman.  After retirement, he became an expert

 woodworker.  A funeral was held May 10 at Covenant United Presbyterian

 Church. Visitors were received at Robert H. Roberts-Clark Funeral Home. 

 Interment, Crown Hill Cemetery in Vienna Township Ohio.

New Republic, May 12, 1994