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[33649] Feodore is youngest child of Hermann, Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg and his wife, Princess Leopoldine of Baden.
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Jerome is son of William Levanovich (b. in 1867) & Margaret Karibus (1878-1934).
"Republican and Herald [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 4 April 1935," p. 4: "Jerome Levanovich, popular young nan, has returned to his home at 201 West Coal street after being graduated from the Eckel's School of Embalming, Philadelphia. He will take his state board examination for a mortician's license later. Mr. Levanovich is the son of the late William and Margaret Levanovich. The Levanovich undertaking business established by his father over 48 years ago and oontinued by his wife until her death, is still being carried on by a daughter, Mrs. Jennie O'Haren, wife of undertaker Thomas O'Haren. Jerome is a graduate of the Shenandoah High School, class of 1933. His many friends in the community will be pleased to learn of his graduation from the Eckel school, and his early entrance into the business so successfully established by his parents."
"Republican and Herald [Pottsville, Pennsylvania], 27 February 1956," p. 8: "Jerome Levanovich, former Shenandoah undertaker, died suddenly Saturday morning after being stricken in a hotel in Philadelphia. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Hahnemann Hospital. For a number of years he conducted his undertaking business at Coal and West streets where his parents had also been engaged in the same business. He later moved to North Main street. Surviving are his widow, Agnes, two sons, Airman 1/c Jerome, of South Carolina, and Airman 1/c John, in Alaska; a daughter, Abbie Anne; a sister, Mrs. Jennie O'Haren and a niece, Christine O'Haren, both of Baltimore, Md. His body will be brought to town for burial."
[46697] "The Star Press [Muncie, Indiana]," 5 January 1946, p. 2: "Bluffton, Jan. 4 - Mrs. Edith Miller Arnold took office today as Bluffton clerk-treasurer, having been appointed by Mayor John Waid to succeed her husband, Cleo B. Arnold, who died of a heart attack New Year's Eve. Mrs. Arnold will serve until January 1, 1948, the expiration date of the term to which her husband was elected."
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[43388] This person is from an unverified file in Ancestry.com in 2017.