Daughter of Henry and Tabitha (Whitten)Linville. Wife of Ulysses Grant Cremeans.
Cremeans, Mrs. Mary Frances - 61, widow of Grant Cremeans, died of a heart attack Tuesday at her home at West Hamlin. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Methodist church. Rev. W. A. Debarr and Rev. C. C. Yates of South Charleston will officiate. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park at Hamlin with Johnson and Koontz mortuary of Hamlin in charge. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Eliza Moberley, Huntington; Mrs. Ona Evans, Hamlin, and Mrs. Robert Sidebottom, West Hamlin; nine sons, Henry of Akron, O.; John and Taylor of Huntington, Clark of Midkiff, Staff Sgt. Hayes Cremeans in Corsica, France; Sgt. Clarence in England, Staff Sgt. Marvin in South Pacific, Seaman 2nd Cl. Linville Cremeans at Madison, Wls., and Billy Joe in the navy in the South Pacific; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Clark and Mrs. Allie Johnson of Alkol and Mrs. Shelley Burton of Sod, and five brothers J.S. and Hansford Linville of Alkol and Hayes Linville of Huntington, Roy of Cameo and Freeman of Woodville. She was a member of the Methodist church, the order of the Eastern Star at Hamlin and of the Rebekah lodge at Huntington.
Cremeans, Mrs. Mary Frances - 61, widow of Grant Cremeans, died of a heart attack Tuesday at her home at West Hamlin. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Methodist church. Rev. W. A. Debarr and Rev. C. C. Yates of South Charleston will officiate. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park at Hamlin with Johnson and Koontz mortuary of Hamlin in charge. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Eliza Moberley, Huntington; Mrs. Ona Evans, Hamlin, and Mrs. Robert Sidebottom, West Hamlin; nine sons, Henry of Akron, O.; John and Taylor of Huntington, Clark of Midkiff, Staff Sgt. Hayes Cremeans in Corsica, France; Sgt. Clarence in England, Staff Sgt. Marvin in South Pacific, Seaman 2nd Cl. Linville Cremeans at Madison, Wls., and Billy Joe in the navy in the South Pacific; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Clark and Mrs. Allie Johnson of Alkol and Mrs. Shelley Burton of Sod, and five brothers J.S. and Hansford Linville of Alkol and Hayes Linville of Huntington, Roy of Cameo and Freeman of Woodville. She was a member of the Methodist church, the order of the Eastern Star at Hamlin and of the Rebekah lodge at Huntington.
Daughter of Henry and Tabitha (Whitten)Linville. Wife of Ulysses Grant Cremeans.
Cremeans, Mrs. Mary Frances - 61, widow of Grant Cremeans, died of a heart attack Tuesday at her home at West Hamlin. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Methodist church. Rev. W. A. Debarr and Rev. C. C. Yates of South Charleston will officiate. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park at Hamlin with Johnson and Koontz mortuary of Hamlin in charge. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Eliza Moberley, Huntington; Mrs. Ona Evans, Hamlin, and Mrs. Robert Sidebottom, West Hamlin; nine sons, Henry of Akron, O.; John and Taylor of Huntington, Clark of Midkiff, Staff Sgt. Hayes Cremeans in Corsica, France; Sgt. Clarence in England, Staff Sgt. Marvin in South Pacific, Seaman 2nd Cl. Linville Cremeans at Madison, Wls., and Billy Joe in the navy in the South Pacific; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Clark and Mrs. Allie Johnson of Alkol and Mrs. Shelley Burton of Sod, and five brothers J.S. and Hansford Linville of Alkol and Hayes Linville of Huntington, Roy of Cameo and Freeman of Woodville. She was a member of the Methodist church, the order of the Eastern Star at Hamlin and of the Rebekah lodge at Huntington.
Cremeans, Mrs. Mary Frances - 61, widow of Grant Cremeans, died of a heart attack Tuesday at her home at West Hamlin. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Methodist church. Rev. W. A. Debarr and Rev. C. C. Yates of South Charleston will officiate. Burial will be in Lincoln Memorial Park at Hamlin with Johnson and Koontz mortuary of Hamlin in charge. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Eliza Moberley, Huntington; Mrs. Ona Evans, Hamlin, and Mrs. Robert Sidebottom, West Hamlin; nine sons, Henry of Akron, O.; John and Taylor of Huntington, Clark of Midkiff, Staff Sgt. Hayes Cremeans in Corsica, France; Sgt. Clarence in England, Staff Sgt. Marvin in South Pacific, Seaman 2nd Cl. Linville Cremeans at Madison, Wls., and Billy Joe in the navy in the South Pacific; three sisters, Mrs. Mattie Clark and Mrs. Allie Johnson of Alkol and Mrs. Shelley Burton of Sod, and five brothers J.S. and Hansford Linville of Alkol and Hayes Linville of Huntington, Roy of Cameo and Freeman of Woodville. She was a member of the Methodist church, the order of the Eastern Star at Hamlin and of the Rebekah lodge at Huntington.
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