OBIT: Frank G. HOLLER, 1946, formerly of Somerset County, PA

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FRANK G. HOLLER

  Frank G. Holler of 1381 E. Market Street, Akron, Ohio, died in the City 
Hospital in Akron at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, December 27, of coronary thrombosis.  
He had not been feeling well for several weeks, but had not seen a doctor until 
just a few days before his death when he became gravely ill.  He was aged 55 
years, 10 months and 15 days.
  Mr. Holler was born in Bedford County near West End, on February 12, 1889, son 
of George W. and Lorie (May) Holler, both of whom survive and now reside in 
Cresaptown, Md.  He is also survived by his wife, Mrs. Isabelle (Walker) Holler 
and one daughter, Mrs. Marybelle Walker of Akron; three brothers, Paul, Homer 
and George; and four sisters, Ethel, wife of John Robertson; May, wife of 
Millard Bowman; Orpha, wife of Kenneth Tewey, and Ruth, wife of James Moore, all 
of Cresaptown.
  Along with all his family, he resided in Boynton for a number of years, and at 
one time was employed as a machinist by the Miller Brothers, now of Springs, who 
operated the 20th Century Manufacturing Company at that time.  About 25 years 
ago, he moved to Akron, and was employed by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company 
for more than 22 years.
  Mr. Holler owned a very fine violin, and played it constantly.  He won 
fiddling contests from time to time, and frequently broadcast from Akron Armory 
on the radio.  He was very well known locally and in Akron, and was well liked.
  Funeral services were conducted in the Adams Funeral Home in Akron, at 7:00 
p.m. on Saturday, December 29, and locally at the Thomas Funeral Home at 2:00 
p.m. on Monday, December 31st, Rev. Sherwood C. Keiser officiating.  Interment 
in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery with Mortician Stanley M. Thomas in charge.

Meyersdale Republican, January 3, 1946