MUSKINGUM County,  OHIO - Elijah F. LYBARGER 1941
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Newark, Ohio Library, obituary file, no newspaper listed. 

1941
E.F. LYBARGER (died 23 Oct, 1941)
Funeral services for Elijah F. LYBARGER, 55 Zanesville, night clerk at 
the Zane hotel, who died suddenly Thursday in his home of a heart 
attack, will be held Saturday at 2 pm. in the Bateman funeral home 
and burial will be made in Woodlawn  cemetery, Zanesville. 

Mr. LYBARGER became ill after reporting for duty at the hotel 
Wed. Night and returned home early Thursday where he died shortly 
after. He was a native of Stovertown and a former postmaster 
at New Lexington. Surviving are his widow and a son; his father, 
Francis LYBARGER of Stovertown, a brother, Bennett LYBARGER of 
New Lexington; two sisters, Mrs. William OLIVER of Stovertown and 
Mrs.  Bessie HITCHCOCK of Irville.
also:
Died Oct, 23, 1941
Elijah LYBARGER Rites to be on Saturday
Funeral services for Elijah F. LYBARGER, 55, of 716 Orchard street, night clerk at the Zane Hotel, will be held at 2 o'clock Sat. afternoon at the Bateman funeral home with Rev. W. M. HACKENBERG officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn cemetery.
Mr. LYBARGER died suddenly early Thursday at his home following a heart attack. he became ill after reporting for work Wed. night 
and returned to his home early Thurs, where he was stricken with the 
heart attack.
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A native of Stovertown, he had lived in Zanesville for a number of 
years, formerly postmaster at New Lexington, he was later employed 
as a clerk in the Pittsburgh offices of the Pennsylvania railroad. 
He had been connected with the Zane since it was opened.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lella M. LYBARGER, a son Francis 
LYBARGER, stationed with the U.S. army at Ft. Richardson, Anchorage, 
Alaska; his father Francis LYBARGER, of Stovertown; a brother Bennett
LYBARGER, of New Lexington, and two sisters, Mrs. Wm. OLIVER, of
Stovertown, and Mrs. Bessie HITCHOCK, of Irville. The body will remain 
at the funeral home.
(on reverse of paper it says: ...corde...)