Edgar Frymier died Tuesday from injuries received in an automobile accident a few hours before. The accident occurred Monday night. He was one of six passengers in the auto driven by Richard Butler which sideswiped a car driven by Glade Ralihan and crashed into a tree one and one-half miles north of Albion on Road 9. The young men, members of the local K. of P. basketball team, were returning from a game at Fremont. He was born Nov. 8, 1910 at Nappanee, Ind., the son of Fred and Blanche Frymier. On Feb. 25, 1932 he married Marguerite Cunningham, who with three small children, Clinton Mack, Donna Gail, and George Neal survive, along with his parents; three brothers, Ted, Gerald and Maurice; and three sisters, Mrs. Glenn Black, Ardella, and Dorabelle. Funeral at United Brethren Church at Albion Jan. 23. Burial, Rose Hill Cemetery.
Birth and Death dates and places obtained from his Death Certificate
Birth and Death dates and places obtained from his Death Certificate
Edgar Frymier died Tuesday from injuries received in an automobile accident a few hours before. The accident occurred Monday night. He was one of six passengers in the auto driven by Richard Butler which sideswiped a car driven by Glade Ralihan and crashed into a tree one and one-half miles north of Albion on Road 9. The young men, members of the local K. of P. basketball team, were returning from a game at Fremont. He was born Nov. 8, 1910 at Nappanee, Ind., the son of Fred and Blanche Frymier. On Feb. 25, 1932 he married Marguerite Cunningham, who with three small children, Clinton Mack, Donna Gail, and George Neal survive, along with his parents; three brothers, Ted, Gerald and Maurice; and three sisters, Mrs. Glenn Black, Ardella, and Dorabelle. Funeral at United Brethren Church at Albion Jan. 23. Burial, Rose Hill Cemetery.
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