Minnie A. Schutz
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Minnie A. Schutz, 71, widow of George C. Schutz, died Thursday at Meadville City Hospital. She has been a patient at the hospital for a month.
For several years, she had lived with her son, Ralph L. Schutz, on the Blooming Valley Road. She was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church.
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Anna Cook
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Anna Cook, 79, wife of the Rev. J. Brent Cook, died at Cribbs Methodist Home, Tuesday evening after an extended illness. Her husband, a veteran minister of the Methodist Church, is a surgical patient at City Hospital at this time.
She was a native of St. Mary's Ontario.
Besides her...
Emma C. Tenney
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Emma C. Tenney, died early Tuesday at her home in Randolph Township, after an illness of several months.
She had been a resident of the Mt. Hope community for all of the 88 years of her life, and was a member of the Mt. Hope M. E. Church.
She is...
Mark Cassius Hills
Jan 1, 1753
Mark Cassius Hills, 79, of Meadville, died December 7, at Greenville Hospital where he had been a patient since Thursday night. Death was attributed to a heart condition.
Mr. Hills, well-known in Meadville through his association with the Crawford County courthouse, which he served as custodian for the past ten years, was born in Crawford...
Don Lester Davis
Jan 1, 1753
Don L. Davis, 56, of Cochranton, was found dead about 6 a.m. yesterday in his automobile, which was parked along Route 322, four miles south of Meadville. Death was ruled as a natural due to a heart condition he was seeking treatment for.
Mr. Davis was the son of the late James and Iva Smock...
Clarissa Elliott
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Clarissa, Elliot, 87, widow of John H. Elliott, died Friday morning at Smith Institute, Saegertown, after several years of failing health.
In recent years, Mrs. Elliott made her home with a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Miller of Meadville, who died in May. Her early life was spent at Carlton and New Lebanon.
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Mildred D. Miller
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Mildred D. Miller, 67, wife of Ralph H. Miller of Meadville, was dead on arrival at City Hospital late Friday, May 1, 1981, after a sudden illness.
She was born at Meadville, July 12, 1913, a daughter of Earl and Pearl Taylor Boyle. She married Miller on September 15, 1934.
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Edna M. Stafford
Jan 1, 1753
A widely known Meadville social worker died suddenly Saturday evening at City Hospital at the age of 88.
She was Miss Edna M. Stafford, who served for 17 years as executive secretary of Associated Charities of Meadville. She was cited for her humanitarian work in two Tribune editorials in 1953 and 1955.
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Ruric Douglass
Jan 1, 1753
Ruric Douglass, 81, well known citizen of Woodcock Township, died early Wednesday at his home after a brief illness. With the exception of nine years when he lived in Union City, he spent his entire life in the Woodcock Township district.
Mr. Douglass was a charter member of Gravel Run Lodge of IOOF.
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Jessie Chase Waid
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Jessie Chase Waid, 76, widow of Bert Waid, died Wednesday at Warren, PA.
A daughter of Benjamin and Helen Hotchkiss Chase, she spent most of her life in this area and was for many years a resident of the Meadville and Blooming Valley communities.
She was a member of First...
Clyde Vin Camp
Jan 1, 1753
Clyde Vin Camp, 70, well-known resident of Jackson Township, died suddenly Friday morning at his home after a long illness.
He was born and spent his entire life on the farm near Sugar Lake, where he died.
He was a son of the late George and Nancy Hineman Vin Camp and...
Grace E. Tenney
Jan 1, 1753
Grace E. Tenney, wife of Earl Tenney, of Meadville, died Monday morning at Meadville City Hospital after an illness of several months. She had lived most of her life in Meadville and was a member of the First Christian Church.
Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Theodore Druzak of Meadville; by...
Sherman Richardson
Jan 1, 1753
Sherman D. Richardson, 33, only son of Rudolph Richardson of Randolph Township, died last Monday at Fort Worth, TX, where he had been employed in the oil fields for several years. Death came as the result of an automobile accident, in which a companion, A. E. Irwin, of Pecos, TX was instantly killed.
Services were...
David W. Robinson
Jan 1, 1753
David W. Robinson, 80, died at his home in Randolph Township Thursday morning after a long illness.
Mr. Robinson moved to the community in 1924 from Pittsburgh, where he had been a streetcar motorman. He farmed until recent retirement from active work.
The deceased is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances...
Marvin L. Gilvair
Jan 1, 1753
Marvin L. Gilvair, of Meadville, died last night at City Hospital after a long illness. He was 74.
Born near Union City, November 15, 1875, the son of William and Mary Gilvair, he was employed as a conductor on the Erie Railroad from 1901 to 1945, when he was retired.
He...
James W. Miller
Jan 1, 1753
Airman James W. Miller, 21, son of Fred R. and Annabel Shaw Miller, of Meadville, was killed early Saturday morning, April 20, 1963, in an auto accident in California.
Airman Miller was stationed at Vandenburg Air Force Base, California, where he was a radio maintenance man. He was a graduated from Meadville Area High School...
Izora K. Melvin
Jan 1, 1753
Mrs. Izora K. Melvin, 73, wife of Edgar Melvin, died Tuesday morning at her home in Randolph Township.
She was born in that township, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming, and had spent her entire life in Crawford County.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. R. J. Parker of Cortland,...
George W. Kepler
Jan 1, 1753
George W. Kepler, life-long resident of Crawford County and for the past 15 years a Meadville resident, died last evening at his home after over a year's illness.
Formerly an employee of the American Viscose Corporation, Mr. Kepler was a member of Cussewago Lodge, IOOF and the Knights of Pythias, Venango.
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James H. Davison
Jan 1, 1753
James H. Davison, life-long resident of Saegertown, died at his home Tuesday evening after an illness of about a year.
He was born October 2, 1883, and was a member of Saegertown Lutheran Church, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, and Cussewago Lodge 108, IOOF.
His widow, Bertie; two sisters, Mrs....
James W. Longberry
Jan 1, 1753
James W. Longberry, 67, well known Randolph Township farmer, died last night at his home after a long period of ill health.
Removing to the Guys Mills vicinity 22 years ago, after having previously been employed at the Republic Steel Corporation plant at Warren, OH, Mr. Longberry was respected by all who knew him. He...