ARLINGTON JOURNAL FRIDAY---NOVEMBER 6, 1908
S.B. GLAZNER DEAD.
Oct 30th S.B. Glazner died at his home in this city and was buried Saturday, Oct. 31st, from the Baptist church, of which he had been a member more than 70 yrs. Rev A.S. Hall, the pastor, conducted the services at the church and the Masons at the grave. Almost every business and professional man in town with their families attended the funeral. He was a good man, a good citizen an example for the highest and most intelligent type of manhood to the young. He had lived in this county since 1882 and in Arlington for many years.
Mr. Glazner was born in Pickens county S.C., March 22nd, 1817--hence was almost 91 years old when he died. He leaves, besides his wife (his second marriage) four sons and three daughters, about 40 grandchildren and about 10 great-grandchildren. A number of his children and grandchildren live in Arlington.
S.B. GLAZNER DEAD.
Oct 30th S.B. Glazner died at his home in this city and was buried Saturday, Oct. 31st, from the Baptist church, of which he had been a member more than 70 yrs. Rev A.S. Hall, the pastor, conducted the services at the church and the Masons at the grave. Almost every business and professional man in town with their families attended the funeral. He was a good man, a good citizen an example for the highest and most intelligent type of manhood to the young. He had lived in this county since 1882 and in Arlington for many years.
Mr. Glazner was born in Pickens county S.C., March 22nd, 1817--hence was almost 91 years old when he died. He leaves, besides his wife (his second marriage) four sons and three daughters, about 40 grandchildren and about 10 great-grandchildren. A number of his children and grandchildren live in Arlington.
ARLINGTON JOURNAL FRIDAY---NOVEMBER 6, 1908
S.B. GLAZNER DEAD.
Oct 30th S.B. Glazner died at his home in this city and was buried Saturday, Oct. 31st, from the Baptist church, of which he had been a member more than 70 yrs. Rev A.S. Hall, the pastor, conducted the services at the church and the Masons at the grave. Almost every business and professional man in town with their families attended the funeral. He was a good man, a good citizen an example for the highest and most intelligent type of manhood to the young. He had lived in this county since 1882 and in Arlington for many years.
Mr. Glazner was born in Pickens county S.C., March 22nd, 1817--hence was almost 91 years old when he died. He leaves, besides his wife (his second marriage) four sons and three daughters, about 40 grandchildren and about 10 great-grandchildren. A number of his children and grandchildren live in Arlington.
S.B. GLAZNER DEAD.
Oct 30th S.B. Glazner died at his home in this city and was buried Saturday, Oct. 31st, from the Baptist church, of which he had been a member more than 70 yrs. Rev A.S. Hall, the pastor, conducted the services at the church and the Masons at the grave. Almost every business and professional man in town with their families attended the funeral. He was a good man, a good citizen an example for the highest and most intelligent type of manhood to the young. He had lived in this county since 1882 and in Arlington for many years.
Mr. Glazner was born in Pickens county S.C., March 22nd, 1817--hence was almost 91 years old when he died. He leaves, besides his wife (his second marriage) four sons and three daughters, about 40 grandchildren and about 10 great-grandchildren. A number of his children and grandchildren live in Arlington.
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