Westmoreland County PA Archives Obituaries.....Saxman, Charles W.  April 20, 1922
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Latrobe Bulletin Thu Apr 20 1922
While walking upon the street in St. Jo, Michigan, Charles W. Saxman, one of
Latrobe's best known citizens, collapsed and died almost instantly, at ten
o'clock, this morning, according to a telegram received at the Saxman home, on
East Main Street, early this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Seaman left here on Tuesday
to go to St. Jo to make a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Barnhill, who are to
leave shortly for California where they expect to make their home. Though in
failing health for some time past, Mr. Seaman had seemed quite well before
leaving; and he was out walking, this morning. when death overtook him, with
great suddenness. He and Mrs. Saxman arrived in St. Jo last evening. Mr. Saxman
was in his 71st year. He was born on a farm near Delmont, and came to Latrobe in
the year 1885, to engage in business here. For many years, up until his death,
he conducted a successful real estate and insurance business. He was an active
member of the Latrobe Methodist Episcopal church and had served on the board of
trustees for many years. Mr. Saxman is survived by his widow and three
daughters, Miss Elizabeth, Mrs. James T. Hughes and Mrs. George Barnhill. No
arrangements have been made as yet, regarding the funeral. 
 
Latrobe Bulletin Sat, Apr 22, 1922
The funeral services for the late Charles W. Saxman whose sudden death occurred
in St. Jo, Michigan, Thursday morning, will be held at the family residence, on
East Main street. at 3:30 o'clock, Monday afternoon. The services will be
conducted by the Rev. Dr. H. N. Cameron, superintendent of the McKeesport
District of the Methodist Episcopal church, together with the Rev. E. Wilson
Kelley, pastor of the Latrobe Methodist Episcopal church of whose board of
trustees the late Mr. Saxman had been a member for many years. The body was
brought home from St. Jo, this afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Saxman and by Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Hughes. 

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