Venango Citizen Press, March 6, 1946:
Miss Letta L. Davison, 83, died at 2:05 a.m. Friday in the Franklin Hospital following a long illness.
She was the daughter of James F. and Lucinda Davison and she was born in Bradleytown. Surviving are a sister: Mrs. Elma Bumpus, Cooperstown, and a niece, Miss Evelyn Davison, 1109 Otter Street, with whom she made her home.
Miss Davison was a member of the Sunville Presbyterian Church.
The body is at the McKinley-Williams Funeral Home at Chapmanville.
Miss Letta L. Davison, 83, died at 2:05 a.m. Friday in the Franklin Hospital following a long illness.
She was the daughter of James F. and Lucinda Davison and she was born in Bradleytown. Surviving are a sister: Mrs. Elma Bumpus, Cooperstown, and a niece, Miss Evelyn Davison, 1109 Otter Street, with whom she made her home.
Miss Davison was a member of the Sunville Presbyterian Church.
The body is at the McKinley-Williams Funeral Home at Chapmanville.
Venango Citizen Press, March 6, 1946:
Miss Letta L. Davison, 83, died at 2:05 a.m. Friday in the Franklin Hospital following a long illness.
She was the daughter of James F. and Lucinda Davison and she was born in Bradleytown. Surviving are a sister: Mrs. Elma Bumpus, Cooperstown, and a niece, Miss Evelyn Davison, 1109 Otter Street, with whom she made her home.
Miss Davison was a member of the Sunville Presbyterian Church.
The body is at the McKinley-Williams Funeral Home at Chapmanville.
Miss Letta L. Davison, 83, died at 2:05 a.m. Friday in the Franklin Hospital following a long illness.
She was the daughter of James F. and Lucinda Davison and she was born in Bradleytown. Surviving are a sister: Mrs. Elma Bumpus, Cooperstown, and a niece, Miss Evelyn Davison, 1109 Otter Street, with whom she made her home.
Miss Davison was a member of the Sunville Presbyterian Church.
The body is at the McKinley-Williams Funeral Home at Chapmanville.
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