OBIT: Edison L. SARVER, Sr., 1990, Rockwood RD, Somerset County, PA
  
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  SARVER
  
    Edison L. Sarver Sr., 75, of Rockwood RD 2, went to be with the
  Lord March 3, 1990.  Born July 8, 1914, in Allegheny Township, a son
  of the late Artie Nelson and Georgia Matilda (Felton) Sarver.  Also
  preceded in death by his wife, Lydia Grace Morrison; granddaughter,
  Pamela Zorn; sister, Daisy, and brother, Merle.  Survived by these
  children:  James W., married to the former Patricia Deeter, Somerset
  RD 8; Mrs. Harry E. (Wilma) Foust, Berlin RD 4; Mrs. Genevieve Zorn,
  Somerset RD 5; Mrs. Stanley (Violet L.) Hoover, Berlin RD 4; Edison
  L. Jr., married to the former Ruth Ann Shaffer, Stoystown RD 1, and
  Mrs. Roy W. (Judy) Spangler, Rockwood RD 2.  Sixteen grandchildren
  and six great-grandchildren.  Brother of Mrs. Verna Miglets of
  Youngstown, Ohio; Victor and Mrs. Hazel Morrison, both of Farmington;
  Mrs. Ruth Devanney of Ohiopyle; Artie N. Jr. of Confluence, and Howard
  of Markleysburg.  A long-time and close friend of Nancy C. Gastley of
  Somerset.  Former employee of B Quality Coal Co. and the Somerset
  Foundry.  Active member of the Somerset Alliance Church for 44 years,
  serving in many positions.  Also a member of the UMWA.  Friends were
  received from 7-9 p.m. Sunday and will be received from 2 to 4 and 7
  to 9 p.m. Monday at the Hauger-Zeigler Funeral Home.  Services will
  be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Somerset Alliance Church, with Rev.
  Melvin E. Vance officiating.  Interment, Somerset County Memorial
  Park.  The body will lie in state at the church from noon until the
  time of the service.  Contributions may be made to the Somerset "In
  Touch" Hospice, South Center Avenue Somerset, Pa.
  
  Daily American, March 5, 1990
  
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