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Source: Dalton Gazette & Kidron News

Margaret Anne Hostetler, age 89 of Smithville, passed away at Apostolic Christian Home after a brief illness. She was born March 30, 1937 at Smithville. She graduated from Smithville High School in 1955, received her Bachelor’s degree from Wittenberg University and a Master’s degree in Home Economics from Ohio State University She taught Home Economics at Rittman High School before working for Ohio State University in the County Extension Service. Margaret is survived by sister, Mary Lynn (Richard) Wills and brother Daniel (Kimberly) Hostetler of Wooster and brother-in-law Ken McKinley. She has many nieces and nephews, Rick (Ellen) and Bill (Tricia) McKinley, Pete, Tom (Sue), Mike (Twila) Wills, Cathy (Scott) Eggleston, Lauren (Scott) Wiles, step nieces Courtney Culbertson and Kyle Smith, and many great nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by parents Ralph and Leona (Amstutz) Hostetler, sister Jane McKinley, sister-in-law Beth Hostetler and step-niece Lindsay Collecchi.

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