Coshocton County OhArchives Obituaries.....Giauque, Alvin February 21, 1918
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The Coshocton Tribune
Alvin Giauque dies Wednesday Afternoon Here

Alvin Giauque, aged 42, well known pressman, died Wednesday afternoon at his
home on Locust street after a two week illness.  Death was due to an acute
infection of the throat.  Alvin Giauque was born in Berlin, Holmes county, in
March 1877. When about 12 year of age he, together with his mother and brothers
and two sisters, came to Coshocton to live, the father having died about one
year previous.  At the time that the family moved to the city, Alvin took upon
himself their support and it was due to his efforts that the family was kept
together and the home maintained.  He first worked at the American Art Works,
where he learned the pressman trade. He was later employed as pressman at the
Tribune and at the time of his death was in the employ of J. F. Meek.  Mr.
Giauque’s death is the first break in the ranks of the local pressmen since the
organization in this city.   Was married to Miss Lucy Weaver, of the city who
survive him. The following brothers and sister also survive. Milton Giauque of
Millersburg, Orion Giauque of Dayton, Lewis Giauque of Akron. The mother died
two years ago. Funeral service will be held at two o’clock Saturday afternoon at
the home, Locust and Fifth Streets. Rev. L. J. Hopper will be in charge, and
burial will be made in South Lawn cemetery.

The Coshocton Tribune February 21, 1918 Thursday  


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