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[42626] "The Perry County Democrat, 5 June 1901," p. 3: "Simon P. Kern, Esq., one of tbe best-known and most highly respected citizens of tbe upper end died at his horne in Blain on Saturday night. For several years past he has been in ill bealth, having been a sufferer from heart disease, and several times during that period he has had severe spell which brought him near to death door, but be always rallied, being large, powerfully built man of fine physique, bis strong constitution and determined will-power pulling him through, when many another man would have succumbed. Last winter he went to Philadelphia to one of the city hospitals for treatment and came back somewhat improved, but the improvement was only temporary and he was at last compelled to yield up his life, after having made a gallant fight against tbe grim destroyer death He is survived by a loving wife and four children, namely: Roy, of Myersdale, Somerset county, Pa., and Fred, Frank and Grace, at home. The funeral will be at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. He was aged about 55 years. Squire Kern was a prominent and useful citizen. For some years past and up to the time of his death bh was engaged in the mercantile business in Blain. He was held in high esteem wherever he was known, and for several terms consecutively, has held the office of Justice of the Peace. He has also been a school director and acceptably filled other offices of honor and trust in the municipal government of his home borough. In politics he was a Democrat and was a leading and influential citizen. For years past he has been the able correspoiident of this paper at Blain and his newsy and well-written letters have been read with pleasure and profit by our many readers. His valuable services to this paper are highly appreciated and will ever be gratefully remembered. A christian gentlemen of high intelligence, good judgment and sound moral character, he has left bebind him a name of which his children can well be proud, and by his death the community in which he lived loses one of its most worthy and useful members."