Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Saucerman, Eleanor A February 11, 1906
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Daily Local News February 12 & 14, 1906
Daily Local News
February 12, 1906

Mrs. Eleanor A. Saucerman
Yesterday morning, at the Chester County Hospital, Eleanor A. wife of William L 
Saucerman, 146 Nields Street, died after an operation for the removal of pus.  
She was 23 years old, a daughter of Conductor S.O. Wise.  An infant, fourteen 
months old, and nine brothers and sisters survive her.

Daily Local News
February 12, 1906
Saucerman- In West Chester, on February 11th, 1906, Eleanor A., wife of William 
L. Saucerman, and daughter of  S.O. and Maggie Wise, in the 22d year of her 
age.  Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend 
the funeral without further notice from her late residence, 146 Nields Street, 
on Wednesday February 14.  Meet at the house at 1 o’clock.  Interment at 
Greenmount Cemetery.  

Daily Local News,
February 14, 1906
This afternoon the funeral of Mrs. William L. Saucerman took place fro her late 
home, on Nields street, and interment was made at Greenmount Cemetery, Services 
were conducted b Rev. Charles R. Williamson, pastor of the Westminster 
Presbyterian Church.  The pall bearers were George Finegan, William Simpson, 
Joseph Mann, William Gray, Clarence King and Lawrence Reagan.  Many flowers 
arranged in handsome designs were presented by relatives and friends.  Among 
these were the following:  A broken wheel from the husband, William Saucerman; 
wreath from the baby, Benjamin Saucerman; gates ajar from the father and 
mother, Mr. and Mrs. S.O. Wise; pillow from the grandmother Mrs. Wise; harp 
with broken string from sisters and brothers; sickle and star from the father 
and mother in law, Mr. and Mrs. John Saucerman; rope of twenty two roses, 
telling the age of the departed, from the brothers and sisters in the Saucerman 
family; spray of violets from Lawrence Reagan, bouquets from Mr. and Mrs. 
George Davis and Mrs. Elwood Davis; Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. William Simpson, 
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hetherington, MR and Mrs. Herman F Wyers.  There were also 
a cluster of carnations from the relatives who reside here, a design from Mr. 
and Mrs. Frank McCallum, Downingtown and one from the emloyes (sic) of P. 
Lipson.


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