HARRISONBURG, Oct., 23. – A double funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Allen Stickley, killed in an automobile-bus collision near Roanoke Friday enroute to Charlotte to observe their golden wedding anniversary, was held from the Dayton Presbyterian Church this afternoon at two o'clock.
Officiating were the Rev. John F. Grasty, of the Church of Christ of which denomination Mr. Stickley was a retired minister; the Rev. Albert G. Edwards, and the Rev. William H. Ramkey.
Burial was in the family plot in the Dayton Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ashby Fadeley, Guy Thacker, Amos Shoemaker, Ernest RoIston, Joseph K. Ruebush, Guy Thacker Jr., James Helbert, Dr. A. Langley, Henry Dold Newman, Charles H. Suter, C L. Funkhouser, and E. L. Melendy.
Their son. Allen Raymond Stickley, of Washington, the driver of the automobile in the collision; his wife and Mrs. Wilbur H. Thomas of Martinsburg, sister of Mrs. Stickley, remain in a critical condition in Roanoke hospitals.
The News Leader, Staunton, Va
Tue Oct 24, 1950
Officiating were the Rev. John F. Grasty, of the Church of Christ of which denomination Mr. Stickley was a retired minister; the Rev. Albert G. Edwards, and the Rev. William H. Ramkey.
Burial was in the family plot in the Dayton Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ashby Fadeley, Guy Thacker, Amos Shoemaker, Ernest RoIston, Joseph K. Ruebush, Guy Thacker Jr., James Helbert, Dr. A. Langley, Henry Dold Newman, Charles H. Suter, C L. Funkhouser, and E. L. Melendy.
Their son. Allen Raymond Stickley, of Washington, the driver of the automobile in the collision; his wife and Mrs. Wilbur H. Thomas of Martinsburg, sister of Mrs. Stickley, remain in a critical condition in Roanoke hospitals.
The News Leader, Staunton, Va
Tue Oct 24, 1950
HARRISONBURG, Oct., 23. – A double funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Allen Stickley, killed in an automobile-bus collision near Roanoke Friday enroute to Charlotte to observe their golden wedding anniversary, was held from the Dayton Presbyterian Church this afternoon at two o'clock.
Officiating were the Rev. John F. Grasty, of the Church of Christ of which denomination Mr. Stickley was a retired minister; the Rev. Albert G. Edwards, and the Rev. William H. Ramkey.
Burial was in the family plot in the Dayton Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ashby Fadeley, Guy Thacker, Amos Shoemaker, Ernest RoIston, Joseph K. Ruebush, Guy Thacker Jr., James Helbert, Dr. A. Langley, Henry Dold Newman, Charles H. Suter, C L. Funkhouser, and E. L. Melendy.
Their son. Allen Raymond Stickley, of Washington, the driver of the automobile in the collision; his wife and Mrs. Wilbur H. Thomas of Martinsburg, sister of Mrs. Stickley, remain in a critical condition in Roanoke hospitals.
The News Leader, Staunton, Va
Tue Oct 24, 1950
Officiating were the Rev. John F. Grasty, of the Church of Christ of which denomination Mr. Stickley was a retired minister; the Rev. Albert G. Edwards, and the Rev. William H. Ramkey.
Burial was in the family plot in the Dayton Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ashby Fadeley, Guy Thacker, Amos Shoemaker, Ernest RoIston, Joseph K. Ruebush, Guy Thacker Jr., James Helbert, Dr. A. Langley, Henry Dold Newman, Charles H. Suter, C L. Funkhouser, and E. L. Melendy.
Their son. Allen Raymond Stickley, of Washington, the driver of the automobile in the collision; his wife and Mrs. Wilbur H. Thomas of Martinsburg, sister of Mrs. Stickley, remain in a critical condition in Roanoke hospitals.
The News Leader, Staunton, Va
Tue Oct 24, 1950
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