Will was a partner with Walter McLeod in a dry goods store on Main Street in Warren. After he sold the store in 1932, he and his wife Pearl operated a school store and cafeteria out of their home, which was across the street from the high school at 210 West Pine Street (sold notebooks, burgers, candy, soda, etc). In her memoir, Pearl wrote that Will passed away after only a week's illness. Pearl lived another twenty years and now they're reunited in adjoining graves.
Will was a partner with Walter McLeod in a dry goods store on Main Street in Warren. After he sold the store in 1932, he and his wife Pearl operated a school store and cafeteria out of their home, which was across the street from the high school at 210 West Pine Street (sold notebooks, burgers, candy, soda, etc). In her memoir, Pearl wrote that Will passed away after only a week's illness. Pearl lived another twenty years and now they're reunited in adjoining graves.
