Monroeville Breeze 2/1/1940
Mrs. Anna Glancy, 70, a former resident of Monroeville, died about 9:30 a.m., Friday, at her home, at Convoy, Ohio, after an illness of more than a year.
The deceased was the widow of George Glancy, former empoyee of the Breeze, and before his death was Editor of The Signal, of Convoy, Ohio, and she was the mother of Mr. Clint Glancy, present Editor of The Signal.
Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Florence Wooding and Mrs. Cleo Reidenbach, both of Fort Wayne; three brothers, Harry A. Geyer, of Fort Wayne, Edward Geyer, of Mishawaka, and Robert Geyer, of Ark., and a sister, Mrs. C.W. Wagner, of Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Glancy was a member of the Lutheran Church, at Convoy.
Funeral services were conducted at Convoy, Monday, and the remains were brought to Monroeville and buried on the family lot in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Glancy, 70, a former resident of Monroeville, died about 9:30 a.m., Friday, at her home, at Convoy, Ohio, after an illness of more than a year.
The deceased was the widow of George Glancy, former empoyee of the Breeze, and before his death was Editor of The Signal, of Convoy, Ohio, and she was the mother of Mr. Clint Glancy, present Editor of The Signal.
Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Florence Wooding and Mrs. Cleo Reidenbach, both of Fort Wayne; three brothers, Harry A. Geyer, of Fort Wayne, Edward Geyer, of Mishawaka, and Robert Geyer, of Ark., and a sister, Mrs. C.W. Wagner, of Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Glancy was a member of the Lutheran Church, at Convoy.
Funeral services were conducted at Convoy, Monday, and the remains were brought to Monroeville and buried on the family lot in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Monroeville Breeze 2/1/1940
Mrs. Anna Glancy, 70, a former resident of Monroeville, died about 9:30 a.m., Friday, at her home, at Convoy, Ohio, after an illness of more than a year.
The deceased was the widow of George Glancy, former empoyee of the Breeze, and before his death was Editor of The Signal, of Convoy, Ohio, and she was the mother of Mr. Clint Glancy, present Editor of The Signal.
Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Florence Wooding and Mrs. Cleo Reidenbach, both of Fort Wayne; three brothers, Harry A. Geyer, of Fort Wayne, Edward Geyer, of Mishawaka, and Robert Geyer, of Ark., and a sister, Mrs. C.W. Wagner, of Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Glancy was a member of the Lutheran Church, at Convoy.
Funeral services were conducted at Convoy, Monday, and the remains were brought to Monroeville and buried on the family lot in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Glancy, 70, a former resident of Monroeville, died about 9:30 a.m., Friday, at her home, at Convoy, Ohio, after an illness of more than a year.
The deceased was the widow of George Glancy, former empoyee of the Breeze, and before his death was Editor of The Signal, of Convoy, Ohio, and she was the mother of Mr. Clint Glancy, present Editor of The Signal.
Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Florence Wooding and Mrs. Cleo Reidenbach, both of Fort Wayne; three brothers, Harry A. Geyer, of Fort Wayne, Edward Geyer, of Mishawaka, and Robert Geyer, of Ark., and a sister, Mrs. C.W. Wagner, of Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Glancy was a member of the Lutheran Church, at Convoy.
Funeral services were conducted at Convoy, Monday, and the remains were brought to Monroeville and buried on the family lot in the I.O.O.F. cemetery.
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