James Winland Benson Strickling-----------------James B. Strickling, aged about 67 years, former well known Monroe county[OH] school teacher, Justice of the Peace, and at one time a rural carrier on route No.2 from the Woodsfield post office, died early Thursday morning at his home near Pittsburgh, according to a message received by local relatives. It is believed that he suffered a paralytic stroke the preceding day, and he died about 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning prior to the arrival of members of his family.A wife and four children survive: Jesse J. Strickling, Mrs. Marion P. Smith, Mrs. Mabel Nash and Taylor B. Strickling.The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.P. Smith, in charge of Rev. H.H. Adamson.Source: Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, June 26, 1929 from the Spirit Of Democracy News
James Winland Benson Strickling-----------------James B. Strickling, aged about 67 years, former well known Monroe county[OH] school teacher, Justice of the Peace, and at one time a rural carrier on route No.2 from the Woodsfield post office, died early Thursday morning at his home near Pittsburgh, according to a message received by local relatives. It is believed that he suffered a paralytic stroke the preceding day, and he died about 5:30 o'clock Thursday morning prior to the arrival of members of his family.A wife and four children survive: Jesse J. Strickling, Mrs. Marion P. Smith, Mrs. Mabel Nash and Taylor B. Strickling.The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.P. Smith, in charge of Rev. H.H. Adamson.Source: Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, dated, June 26, 1929 from the Spirit Of Democracy News
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