East Liverpool Review
Monday, September 4, 1972
Page 6
E. David Coleman
Everett David Coleman, 73, of 307 Carolina Ave., was found dead at home Sunday at 11 a. m. He had been ailing for four years.
Mr. Coleman resided with a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Plummer.
He was born in Long Bottom, Ohio, Meigs County, Jan. 30, 1899, a son of James Coleman and Louise Bogard Coleman. He had resided in this area virtually his lifetime and worked as a mold runner in local potteries. He retired in 1960.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucille Stevens Coleman of Marietta; seven sons, Lawrence E. Coleman of Chester, Wayne E. Coleman, Richard D. Coleman, Jerry M. Coleman, Jack L. Coleman and Keith D. Coleman, all of East Liverpool, and James Coleman of Marietta; five other daughters, Mrs. William (Ruth) Irwin, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy) Eynon and Mrs. Patricia Blankenship, all of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Otto (Violet) Grove of Ohioville and Mrs. Bud (Caroline) Campbell of Marietta; two brothers Charles Coleman and Eugene Coleman, both of East Liverpool; three sisters, Miss ..(?)..ky (Bess) Coleman and Mrs. ..(?)..na Mitcheson, both of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Ethel Greenweld of Lisbon, 36 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
Monday, September 4, 1972
Page 6
E. David Coleman
Everett David Coleman, 73, of 307 Carolina Ave., was found dead at home Sunday at 11 a. m. He had been ailing for four years.
Mr. Coleman resided with a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Plummer.
He was born in Long Bottom, Ohio, Meigs County, Jan. 30, 1899, a son of James Coleman and Louise Bogard Coleman. He had resided in this area virtually his lifetime and worked as a mold runner in local potteries. He retired in 1960.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucille Stevens Coleman of Marietta; seven sons, Lawrence E. Coleman of Chester, Wayne E. Coleman, Richard D. Coleman, Jerry M. Coleman, Jack L. Coleman and Keith D. Coleman, all of East Liverpool, and James Coleman of Marietta; five other daughters, Mrs. William (Ruth) Irwin, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy) Eynon and Mrs. Patricia Blankenship, all of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Otto (Violet) Grove of Ohioville and Mrs. Bud (Caroline) Campbell of Marietta; two brothers Charles Coleman and Eugene Coleman, both of East Liverpool; three sisters, Miss ..(?)..ky (Bess) Coleman and Mrs. ..(?)..na Mitcheson, both of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Ethel Greenweld of Lisbon, 36 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
East Liverpool Review
Monday, September 4, 1972
Page 6
E. David Coleman
Everett David Coleman, 73, of 307 Carolina Ave., was found dead at home Sunday at 11 a. m. He had been ailing for four years.
Mr. Coleman resided with a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Plummer.
He was born in Long Bottom, Ohio, Meigs County, Jan. 30, 1899, a son of James Coleman and Louise Bogard Coleman. He had resided in this area virtually his lifetime and worked as a mold runner in local potteries. He retired in 1960.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucille Stevens Coleman of Marietta; seven sons, Lawrence E. Coleman of Chester, Wayne E. Coleman, Richard D. Coleman, Jerry M. Coleman, Jack L. Coleman and Keith D. Coleman, all of East Liverpool, and James Coleman of Marietta; five other daughters, Mrs. William (Ruth) Irwin, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy) Eynon and Mrs. Patricia Blankenship, all of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Otto (Violet) Grove of Ohioville and Mrs. Bud (Caroline) Campbell of Marietta; two brothers Charles Coleman and Eugene Coleman, both of East Liverpool; three sisters, Miss ..(?)..ky (Bess) Coleman and Mrs. ..(?)..na Mitcheson, both of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Ethel Greenweld of Lisbon, 36 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
Monday, September 4, 1972
Page 6
E. David Coleman
Everett David Coleman, 73, of 307 Carolina Ave., was found dead at home Sunday at 11 a. m. He had been ailing for four years.
Mr. Coleman resided with a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Helen) Plummer.
He was born in Long Bottom, Ohio, Meigs County, Jan. 30, 1899, a son of James Coleman and Louise Bogard Coleman. He had resided in this area virtually his lifetime and worked as a mold runner in local potteries. He retired in 1960.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lucille Stevens Coleman of Marietta; seven sons, Lawrence E. Coleman of Chester, Wayne E. Coleman, Richard D. Coleman, Jerry M. Coleman, Jack L. Coleman and Keith D. Coleman, all of East Liverpool, and James Coleman of Marietta; five other daughters, Mrs. William (Ruth) Irwin, Mrs. Lloyd (Dorothy) Eynon and Mrs. Patricia Blankenship, all of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Otto (Violet) Grove of Ohioville and Mrs. Bud (Caroline) Campbell of Marietta; two brothers Charles Coleman and Eugene Coleman, both of East Liverpool; three sisters, Miss ..(?)..ky (Bess) Coleman and Mrs. ..(?)..na Mitcheson, both of East Liverpool, and Mrs. Ethel Greenweld of Lisbon, 36 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
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