Westmoreland County PA Archives Obituaries.....Campbell, Asher T June 12, 1906
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Latrobe Bulletin Tue, Jun 12, 1906
Death came in sudden form to Asher Campbell, at his home at No. 1641 Virginia
street, at six o'clock this morning, when he was seized with a stroke of
apoplexy and died within a second's time. Mr. Campbell arose from his bed at the
usual hour this morning. but complained to his wife that he was not feeling as
well as usual. He started down the stairs, after dressing himself, and had just
entered the dining room, when his body was saw to lurch forward. Mrs. Campbell
caught him before be had fallen to the floor, and she placed him on a chair. He
had drawn his last breath, however, and was dead when she spoke to him. Asher
Campbell was a well known citizen of Latrobe. He was aged 69 years, ten months
and four days, and was a veteran of the Civil War. He is survived by his widow
and five daughters, viz., Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Sham and Mrs. Stickle, all of the
south side; Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs Kuhns, both of Latrobe. Thirty-eight
grandchildren and ten great grandchildren survive him. The funeral services will
be held in the United Brethren church, South Side, on Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock, the services being in charge of the Rev. E. R. Wriggle. The Interment
will be made in the Youngstown cemetery. 

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