BROWN COUNTY, OHIO
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Frank GLAZE
submitted by Yolanda Campbell Lifter
Death Resulted When Frank Glaze Had Mishap Near Steubenville as Railroad Employe. Married Recently. Was Held In High Esteem By Members of Trinity Church and Railroad Company.
Funeral services for Frank Glaze, who met death when in the employ of the Pennsylvania railroad as a brakeman at Steubenville Tuesday, were held at Trinity church, Eastern Avenue, Cincinnati, Thursday morning. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glaze, the father being a son of former County Commissioner Thomas Glaze. The esteem in which the young man was held was attested by the gathering of friends which filled the church to pay their last respects. He had been a member of the orchestra of that church, the minister in charge stating during his eulogy, that his was the first that had occurred in that organization. He was spoken of in the highest terms. He was in his twenty-first year and had been married but a few months, his wife being a Miss Krummert, of Ripley. Among those who attended the funeral were Mr. Thomas Glaze and son, John, Messrs. Allen Dugan and C.D. Lyon.
News Democrat, Georgetown, Ohio, 9 May 1918, page 3, column 5.
Yolanda Campbell Lifter, Brown County Coordinator
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