Coshocton Tribune, March 28, 1958
Harley T. Daniels
Harley Thomas Daniels, 82, Canton, a native of Coshocton county, died Wednesday at the Castle nursing home in Millersburg.
A former resident of Holmes county, Mr. Daniels was born March 2, 1876 a son of Ira and Mary Turner Daniels.
Surviving are his wife Goldie Daniels; three sons, John and Owen of Canton and Charles of California; five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Butts of Spencer, Mrs. Andrew Karehmaras of Canton, Mrs. Pearl Horvath of Chicago, Mrs. Paul Brown and Mrs. James Brown of Columbus; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Earl Balder of Shanesville; 18 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Howard Daniels of Coshocton and Charles Daniels of Waynesburg.
Services in the Elliott-Hartline funeral home at Millersburg will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday by Manley C. Pierce, pastor of the Millersburg Christian church. Burial will be in the cemetery at Spencer.
Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
Harley T. Daniels
Harley Thomas Daniels, 82, Canton, a native of Coshocton county, died Wednesday at the Castle nursing home in Millersburg.
A former resident of Holmes county, Mr. Daniels was born March 2, 1876 a son of Ira and Mary Turner Daniels.
Surviving are his wife Goldie Daniels; three sons, John and Owen of Canton and Charles of California; five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Butts of Spencer, Mrs. Andrew Karehmaras of Canton, Mrs. Pearl Horvath of Chicago, Mrs. Paul Brown and Mrs. James Brown of Columbus; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Earl Balder of Shanesville; 18 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Howard Daniels of Coshocton and Charles Daniels of Waynesburg.
Services in the Elliott-Hartline funeral home at Millersburg will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday by Manley C. Pierce, pastor of the Millersburg Christian church. Burial will be in the cemetery at Spencer.
Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
Coshocton Tribune, March 28, 1958
Harley T. Daniels
Harley Thomas Daniels, 82, Canton, a native of Coshocton county, died Wednesday at the Castle nursing home in Millersburg.
A former resident of Holmes county, Mr. Daniels was born March 2, 1876 a son of Ira and Mary Turner Daniels.
Surviving are his wife Goldie Daniels; three sons, John and Owen of Canton and Charles of California; five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Butts of Spencer, Mrs. Andrew Karehmaras of Canton, Mrs. Pearl Horvath of Chicago, Mrs. Paul Brown and Mrs. James Brown of Columbus; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Earl Balder of Shanesville; 18 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Howard Daniels of Coshocton and Charles Daniels of Waynesburg.
Services in the Elliott-Hartline funeral home at Millersburg will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday by Manley C. Pierce, pastor of the Millersburg Christian church. Burial will be in the cemetery at Spencer.
Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
Harley T. Daniels
Harley Thomas Daniels, 82, Canton, a native of Coshocton county, died Wednesday at the Castle nursing home in Millersburg.
A former resident of Holmes county, Mr. Daniels was born March 2, 1876 a son of Ira and Mary Turner Daniels.
Surviving are his wife Goldie Daniels; three sons, John and Owen of Canton and Charles of California; five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Butts of Spencer, Mrs. Andrew Karehmaras of Canton, Mrs. Pearl Horvath of Chicago, Mrs. Paul Brown and Mrs. James Brown of Columbus; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Earl Balder of Shanesville; 18 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; two brothers, Howard Daniels of Coshocton and Charles Daniels of Waynesburg.
Services in the Elliott-Hartline funeral home at Millersburg will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday by Manley C. Pierce, pastor of the Millersburg Christian church. Burial will be in the cemetery at Spencer.
Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
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