Hugh Cutshall
Jan 1, 1753
Hugh Cutshall died Sunday night at Meadville City Hospital.
The former Crawford County commissioner succumbed four hours after he suffered a stroke of apoplexy at his home. He was 54 years old.
Mr. Cutshall was born February 25, 1883, in Randolph Township. He operated a farm in that township until 1917...
Marilyn Joyce Kindervater
Jan 1, 1753
Marilyn Joyce Kindervater, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kindervater, of East Mead Township, died Wednesday afternoon at the Meadville City Hospital.
Surviving are the parents and four sisters, Lois, Margaret, Carol and Elenor.
Services were held with Waid Funeral Home.
Interment was in Greendale Cemetery....
Floyd E. Johnston
Jan 1, 1753
Floyd E. Johnston, 74, of Saegertown, was dead on arrival at Spencer Hospital Saturday, April 26, 1969.
He was born in Woodcock Township on March 14, 1895, a son of George and Catherine Powell Johnston. He married Grace Flick on February 7, 1917. Mr. Johnston was a pipe fitter at the American Viscose Corp. until...
Rebecca Hill
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Rebecca Hill, of Meadville, widow of Adam Hill, died Wednesday afternoon at Spencer Hospital, following an illness of several weeks. She was 81.
Mrs. Hill formerly lived at Sugar Lake and Black Ash. She was a member of Black Ash Methodist Church and the Farm Alliance and Industrial Union, Black Ash.
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C. Belle Dockstader
Jan 1, 1753
Miss C. Belle Dockstader, 81, died early this morning at the Home for the Aged. She had been ill for a short time.
Miss Dockstader, who spent almost her entire life in Meadville, was a member of the D.A.R. and of the Congregational Church.
Services were held at Waid Funeral Home....
Ruby Handley Walton
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Ruby Handley Walton, 38, wife of Donald F. Walton, died at her home in East Mead Township Monday afternoon after an illness of several weeks. She was a graduate of Meadville High School and Edinboro State Teachers College and taught for several years at West Mead and Woodcock Township schools.
Surviving besides her husband...
Fred G. Peck
Jan 1, 1753
Fred G. Peck, 73, of Versailles, PA, former Meadville resident died Wednesday at McKeesport Hospital where he had been a patient for several days. He had been in failing health for some time.
Son of the late George and Clara Thompson Peck, he resided in the Meadville area until about 18 months ago when he...
Ida May Derickson
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Ida May Derickson, 93, died Sunday evening at her home in Meadville, after a brief illness.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan G. and Laura Austin Sidler, she lived her entire life in Meadville. Her husband, Charles Cornelius Derickson, died in 1922.
Mrs. Derickson was schooled in several phases...
Frank H. Leonhart
Jan 1, 1753
Frank H. Leonhart, 60, of Randolph Township, died Saturday evening at Meadville City Hospital following a long illness.
Mr. Leonhart, a farmer, was a member of Mt. Hope Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow and one son, Frank H. Leonhart, Jr., at home and one brother, Walter Leonhart of Chagrin Falls, OH.
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Laura E. Roueche
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Laura E. Roueche, 91, widow of Leon H. Roueche, died Tuesday evening at Wayside Inn, Grove City, following a 13-month illness.
She was a daughter of Daniel and Ellan Bryant Cole and was born near Saegertown. She spent most of her life in the Guys Mills area where she was a member of the...
Dorothy Mae Tenney
Jan 1, 1753
Dorothy Mae Tenney, 20, died early Wednesday morning at Spencer Hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis 10 days ago.
She as the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Tenney of Meadville, and was a member of the First Baptist Church and Sunday School, having been a teacher in the latter organization....
Fred L. Houser
Jan 1, 1753
Fred L. Houser, 82, widely-known farmer who had spent his entire life in the community, died Saturday evening at his home in Vernon Township following several months of failing health.
He was a member of Stone Methodist Church, where he was a charter member of the Men's Bible Class. His wife, the late Jennie Sloan...
Anna C. Singley
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Anna C. Singley, 80, of Meadville, died on Thursday afternoon at Meadville City Hospital.
She lived in Meadville nearly all her life and was the widow of B. Lloyd Singley, founder of the Keystone View Co.
Surviving are two sons and two daughters, Lloyd Singley and Mrs. Josephine Singley Caldwell,...
Harmer W. Barr
Jan 1, 1753
Harmer W. Barr, 74, of Meadville, a retired school teacher, died Thursday afternoon at the Smith Institute after a long illness.
Born at Layman, OH, son of the late Emory and Louisa Wible Barr, he taught at public schools in Kentucky, Ohio and Pennsylvania. He served as supervising principle at Fredericktown and later at Hickory...
Amy Wilder Michael
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Amy Wilder Michael, 51, teacher in western PA public schools for 30 years, died at Meadville City Hospital yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Michael suffered a fall in her home in Sunville, five miles west of Titusville, about two weeks ago. She was hospitalized here soon thereafter as a result of a broken back. At the...
Dr. Ned Dewar Mervine
Jan 1, 1753
Dr. Ned Dewar Mervine, of Meadville, died at the home of his son, Robert D. Mervine at Willingboro, NJ, after a long illness.
Dr. Mervine had been a practicing physician in the Meadville area for the past 30 years. He was born August 12, 1911, at Hillsgrove, a son of Anna and Robert Mervine.
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George L. Maxwell
Jan 1, 1753
George L. Maxwell, 75, of Meadville, died in his sleep last night.
He served a record setting 24-years on Meadville City Council and was an employee at Talon, Inc.
In addition to his long service as councilman from 1916 to 1954, George had served in other fields of public service. He...
Maurice Jennings
Jan 1, 1753
Maurice Jennings, 30, of Guys Mills, was drowned in French Creek early last night when thrown from a canoe near Cambridge Springs. An employee of the Viscose Company, Jennings was well known in Meadville.
Surviving are his wife and four children; also his father, Joseph Jennings; two brothers, Lloyd and Edwin Jennings and a sister,...
Mary Elizabeth Dill
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Elizabeth Dill, 83, widow of the late John M. Dill, died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. L. Rupp of Meadville.
Mrs. Dill had been in failing health a long period. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Priscillas.
Surviving, besides the...
Clinton J. Mcnamara
Jan 1, 1753
Clinton J. McNamara, 72, well-known Wayland dairy farmer and civic leader, died Sunday afternoon at City Hospital after a two-year period of failing health.
A long-time East Mead Township farmer, he had lived 13 years in Pittsburgh, where he was employed as an accountant by the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad.
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