Delaware County PA Archives Obituaries.....PETERS, Franklin William October 29, 1968
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Delaware County Times, 30 Oct 1968, Page 4
Obituaries
Upper Chi Man Dies On Hunting Trip
  Frank William Peters, 67, of 2403 Naaman's Creek Road, Ogden, Upper 
Chichester, died Tuesday while on a hunting trip in State College, where he 
was visiting a son.
  Mr. Peters was born in Concord and lived all his life in the Concord-Bethel -
 Upper Chichester area.
  He retired in 1966 from Sun Oil Co., Marcus Hook, where he was employed 23 
years as a machinist.
  He was a member of Siloam United Methodist Chruch, Bethel; Concord Masonic 
Lodge 265, Nur Temple Shrine of Wilmington and the Wilmington Consistory; a 
charter member of Ogden Fire Co. and a member of Sun Oil's Honor Clubs.
  In his younger years he was an outstanding baseball and basketball player.
  He is survived by his widow, the former Rachel E. Anderson; three sons, 
George W. Peters of Upper Chichester, Frank C. of Dover, Del., and Clarence M. 
of State College; a sister, Mrs. Eva Grunwell of Upper Chichester; three 
brothers, George C. and John Peters, both of Upper Chichester, and Harry of 
Salisbury, Md., and six grandchildren.
  Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Maxwell-Boyer Funeral home, 1834 
Meetinghouse Road, Boothwyn, Upper Chichester.  Burial will be in Siloam 
Cemetery, Booth's Corner.
  Calling hours will be after 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.  Masonic 
services will be at 8 p.m.

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