Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....WARREN, Alfred Thomas April 13, 1969
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Daily Local News, April 14 & 18, 1969
Daily Local News
April 14, 1969

Chester County chalked up two more highway fatalities over the weekend, raising 
the tragic toll of 20 deaths on the county roads so far in 1969.

Three other persons were inured in the crashes, which claimed the lives of 
Alfred Thomas Warren, 63, 500 S. High Street and James Wallace, 54, of 63 
Carver Ct, Coatesville.  Warren died yesterday in Chester County Hospital, 
where he was taken after his car collided at 7:15 a.m. with an auto driven by 
Mrs. Margery M. Brown, 61, of 31 Chatwood Ave., West Chester.

State Police at Avondale said Warren’s southbound car apparently swerved into 
the northbound land on Rt. 52, five miles south of West Chester, and struck 
Mrs. Brown’s car head-on, resulting in damages estimated by Trooper James 
Schaefer at a total of $1,600.

Mrs. Brown was admitted to Chester County Hospital for treatment of contusions 
of the forehead, chest and right arm, and was listed in satisfactory condition 
today.

An autopsy has been scheduled to determine whether or not Warren might have 
suffered a heart attack immediately prior to the crash.

New Castle Native
A native of New Castle, De., Mr. Warren was the son of Rachael Donahue Warren 
and the late William Warren. He had lived in West Chester for the past six 
years, and had previously resided in the Downingtown-Coatesville area.

He was employed in the maintenance department at West Chester State College, 
and was a member of Downingtown Lodge 1153, L.O.O.M; Westwood  Fire Company No. 
1, and the VFW of West Chester.

Surviving in addition to his wife, Matilda Kikl (sic) Warren, and his mother 
who resides in Coatesville, are five brothers, Lloyd, of Westwood, Coatesville; 
James, John and Charles E., all of Coatesville, and William of Florida, and two 
sisters, Mrs. Della W. Heppe of Coatesville and Mrs. Mary W. Lynman of 
Downingtown.

WARREN- of 500 S. High St., West Chester, Pa., on Sunday, April 13, 1969, 
Alfred Thomas Warren, husband of Matilda Mikl Warren, in his 64th year.  
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service from the James 
W. Wilde & son Funeral Home, 434 Main St., Parkesburg, on Wednesday April 16th, 
at 10:30 a.m.  Interment Parkesburg Catholic Cemetery.  Friends may call at the 
funeral home Tuesday evening after 7 o’clock.

Daily Local News
April 18, 1969
Alfred T. Warren

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Alfred T. Warren of 500 S. High St., 
West Chester, from James W. Wilde & Sons Funeral Home in Parkesburg.

The Rev. Paul Hagenberger of Parkesburg United Methodist Church had charge of 
the service.  On Tuesday friends called at the funeral home to pay respects.  
Father McGartland of Our Lady of Consolation R.C.

Bural (sic) was in Parkesburg Catholic Cemetery.  Pallbearers were James 
Warren, John Warren, Lloyd Warren, William Warren, Charles Mikl, and John 
Graubart.


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