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The Clarion Democrat
Thursday, 20 January, 1910

         MRS. MARY E. EAKER, nee SAGER, wife of the late 
       PHILIP K. EAKER, was the daughter of JOHN and TENIE
       SAGER, and was born in Mercer county 77 years ago.
       She died at her home in Limestone township near 
       Frogtown, Tuesday, January 11, 1910, after four 
       years suffering as an invalid. After spending her
       childhood and youth in Mercer and Venango counties
       she was married to MR. EAKER and for over 35 years
       lived on the farm where she died. The 4th of January,
       1910 was the 51st anniversary of her marriage. She
       is survived by the following children: BARTON and
       A. BOGGS, Limestone township; LEWIS R. and MRS.
       SARAH SPACE, Monroe township; T. B. and JAMES E.,
       Mercer county; Miss CORA at home, and SAMUEL EAKER,
       a step-son, Washington, Pa. She also leaves two
       sisters, MRS. JOHN CULBERTSON, Venango county, and
       MRS. VANGESON, Kane, and two brothers, CHRISTOPHER
       SAGER, Venango county and GEORGE SAGER, of Colorado.
       
         For over forty years MRS. EAKER was a devoted
       Christian and a member of the Salem Reformed church
       at Frogtown, exemplifying in her daily life the true
       Christ-like life. The funeral was held last Friday
       in the church where she had worshipped son long, the
       services being conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. M.
       Evans, of Hawthorn, and the body was laid to rest
       by the side of her husband in the cemtery nearby.
       
         The family of the deceased desire to express
       their sincere thanks to the many friends who by
       their kindly ministry did much to alleviate the
       sorrow of Mother's sickness, death and burial.
        - The Family
        
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