May 23, 1955
Springfield Ohio
Creed William Harrison, 91, of 35 1/2 N Fountain Ave, a resident of Springfield for about 20 yrs and a one-time supervisor of the Oh Home for Epilectics in Gallipolis, died at 7:10 pm Sun in the City Hosp. His death came after an illness of five weeks, including two seeks of serious illness. A native of Gallia Co, Mr Harrison was born May 16, 1864, a son of Greenville and Parmelia Straight Harrison. Mr Harrison was a farmer for many years. His wife Sarah died in 1929 and four daughters and one son also preceded him in death. Survivors are six daughters, Mrs. Nora Stewart of Ironton, Mrs Pearl Hixon, Mrs Elizabeth Miller and Mrs Olive Beck all of Columbus, Mrs Madelin Theodore and Mrs Ruth Theopolis both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; 37 g-grandchildren and several g-g-grandchildren. Funeral services at 1:30 pm Wed with the Rev Edward Brandenberry of the St Paul Methodist Church officiating. Burial in the Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus
Springfield Ohio
Creed William Harrison, 91, of 35 1/2 N Fountain Ave, a resident of Springfield for about 20 yrs and a one-time supervisor of the Oh Home for Epilectics in Gallipolis, died at 7:10 pm Sun in the City Hosp. His death came after an illness of five weeks, including two seeks of serious illness. A native of Gallia Co, Mr Harrison was born May 16, 1864, a son of Greenville and Parmelia Straight Harrison. Mr Harrison was a farmer for many years. His wife Sarah died in 1929 and four daughters and one son also preceded him in death. Survivors are six daughters, Mrs. Nora Stewart of Ironton, Mrs Pearl Hixon, Mrs Elizabeth Miller and Mrs Olive Beck all of Columbus, Mrs Madelin Theodore and Mrs Ruth Theopolis both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; 37 g-grandchildren and several g-g-grandchildren. Funeral services at 1:30 pm Wed with the Rev Edward Brandenberry of the St Paul Methodist Church officiating. Burial in the Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus
May 23, 1955
Springfield Ohio
Creed William Harrison, 91, of 35 1/2 N Fountain Ave, a resident of Springfield for about 20 yrs and a one-time supervisor of the Oh Home for Epilectics in Gallipolis, died at 7:10 pm Sun in the City Hosp. His death came after an illness of five weeks, including two seeks of serious illness. A native of Gallia Co, Mr Harrison was born May 16, 1864, a son of Greenville and Parmelia Straight Harrison. Mr Harrison was a farmer for many years. His wife Sarah died in 1929 and four daughters and one son also preceded him in death. Survivors are six daughters, Mrs. Nora Stewart of Ironton, Mrs Pearl Hixon, Mrs Elizabeth Miller and Mrs Olive Beck all of Columbus, Mrs Madelin Theodore and Mrs Ruth Theopolis both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; 37 g-grandchildren and several g-g-grandchildren. Funeral services at 1:30 pm Wed with the Rev Edward Brandenberry of the St Paul Methodist Church officiating. Burial in the Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus
Springfield Ohio
Creed William Harrison, 91, of 35 1/2 N Fountain Ave, a resident of Springfield for about 20 yrs and a one-time supervisor of the Oh Home for Epilectics in Gallipolis, died at 7:10 pm Sun in the City Hosp. His death came after an illness of five weeks, including two seeks of serious illness. A native of Gallia Co, Mr Harrison was born May 16, 1864, a son of Greenville and Parmelia Straight Harrison. Mr Harrison was a farmer for many years. His wife Sarah died in 1929 and four daughters and one son also preceded him in death. Survivors are six daughters, Mrs. Nora Stewart of Ironton, Mrs Pearl Hixon, Mrs Elizabeth Miller and Mrs Olive Beck all of Columbus, Mrs Madelin Theodore and Mrs Ruth Theopolis both of Springfield; 21 grandchildren; 37 g-grandchildren and several g-g-grandchildren. Funeral services at 1:30 pm Wed with the Rev Edward Brandenberry of the St Paul Methodist Church officiating. Burial in the Green Lawn Cemetery, Columbus
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