Daughter of Robert Henry McElwee and Emma Geneva Copper, born in Center Village, Harlem Twp., Delaware Co., OH. Her sister was Avanelle (McElwee) Phalor. Albert and Murle had three children. Two sons have passed away, James Richard (1922 Westerville, OH -- 1996 Dallas, TX); and Robert Wendell (1927 Westerville -- 1991 Cleves, OH - buried Pleasant Cemetery, Mount Sterling, OH). Daughter Norma Lou (Sanders) Landis (29 SEP 1929 Franklin Co. - 1 AUG 2013 Westerville) is buried in the family plot at Otterbein Cemetery.
She had passions for history, church, family and noble causes. She was a very good pianist. She had attended Otterbein College, and met throughout life with sorority sisters. She was a member of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, and Eastern Star. She was a member of the Anti-Saloon League. She worked during and after WWII at the ration board.
She had passions for history, church, family and noble causes. She was a very good pianist. She had attended Otterbein College, and met throughout life with sorority sisters. She was a member of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, and Eastern Star. She was a member of the Anti-Saloon League. She worked during and after WWII at the ration board.
Daughter of Robert Henry McElwee and Emma Geneva Copper, born in Center Village, Harlem Twp., Delaware Co., OH. Her sister was Avanelle (McElwee) Phalor. Albert and Murle had three children. Two sons have passed away, James Richard (1922 Westerville, OH -- 1996 Dallas, TX); and Robert Wendell (1927 Westerville -- 1991 Cleves, OH - buried Pleasant Cemetery, Mount Sterling, OH). Daughter Norma Lou (Sanders) Landis (29 SEP 1929 Franklin Co. - 1 AUG 2013 Westerville) is buried in the family plot at Otterbein Cemetery.
She had passions for history, church, family and noble causes. She was a very good pianist. She had attended Otterbein College, and met throughout life with sorority sisters. She was a member of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, and Eastern Star. She was a member of the Anti-Saloon League. She worked during and after WWII at the ration board.
She had passions for history, church, family and noble causes. She was a very good pianist. She had attended Otterbein College, and met throughout life with sorority sisters. She was a member of the American Legion Women's Auxiliary, and Eastern Star. She was a member of the Anti-Saloon League. She worked during and after WWII at the ration board.
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Sanders, Albert M 1899 - 1991, Murle M 1899-1994
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