Steubenville Herald-Star
29 May 1945
Heart Attack Fatal
To Franklin Taylor
Suffering a heart attack, Franklin Alfred Taylor, mason contractor, died at 6:15 p.m., Monday at his home, 643 Arden Avenue, Lincoln Heights.
A resident of Steubenville for 24 years, Mr. Taylor was born at Barnesville, Ohio, and had he lived would have attained his fifty-third birthday August 7.
He is survived by his father Lafayette Taylor, Barnesville; one son, Warren F. Taylor, Dayton; and seven brothers and one sister; Russell Taylor, Clair Taylor, both of Massillon; Herbert Taylor, Earl Taylor, both of Steubenville; Roy Taylor, North Canton; Arthur Taylor, Barnesville; Fred Taylor, Clarksburg, W.Va.; Della Gardiner, Fairview, Ohio.
Mr. Taylor was a member of Union Council No. 2, a past priest of chapter 15, and a past commander of Steubenville Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar. He also was affliated with the Blue Lodge, Unionport. He was a member of the Wintersville Methodist Church. The body is at the McClave Funeral Home where friends may call.
29 May 1945
Heart Attack Fatal
To Franklin Taylor
Suffering a heart attack, Franklin Alfred Taylor, mason contractor, died at 6:15 p.m., Monday at his home, 643 Arden Avenue, Lincoln Heights.
A resident of Steubenville for 24 years, Mr. Taylor was born at Barnesville, Ohio, and had he lived would have attained his fifty-third birthday August 7.
He is survived by his father Lafayette Taylor, Barnesville; one son, Warren F. Taylor, Dayton; and seven brothers and one sister; Russell Taylor, Clair Taylor, both of Massillon; Herbert Taylor, Earl Taylor, both of Steubenville; Roy Taylor, North Canton; Arthur Taylor, Barnesville; Fred Taylor, Clarksburg, W.Va.; Della Gardiner, Fairview, Ohio.
Mr. Taylor was a member of Union Council No. 2, a past priest of chapter 15, and a past commander of Steubenville Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar. He also was affliated with the Blue Lodge, Unionport. He was a member of the Wintersville Methodist Church. The body is at the McClave Funeral Home where friends may call.
Steubenville Herald-Star
29 May 1945
Heart Attack Fatal
To Franklin Taylor
Suffering a heart attack, Franklin Alfred Taylor, mason contractor, died at 6:15 p.m., Monday at his home, 643 Arden Avenue, Lincoln Heights.
A resident of Steubenville for 24 years, Mr. Taylor was born at Barnesville, Ohio, and had he lived would have attained his fifty-third birthday August 7.
He is survived by his father Lafayette Taylor, Barnesville; one son, Warren F. Taylor, Dayton; and seven brothers and one sister; Russell Taylor, Clair Taylor, both of Massillon; Herbert Taylor, Earl Taylor, both of Steubenville; Roy Taylor, North Canton; Arthur Taylor, Barnesville; Fred Taylor, Clarksburg, W.Va.; Della Gardiner, Fairview, Ohio.
Mr. Taylor was a member of Union Council No. 2, a past priest of chapter 15, and a past commander of Steubenville Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar. He also was affliated with the Blue Lodge, Unionport. He was a member of the Wintersville Methodist Church. The body is at the McClave Funeral Home where friends may call.
29 May 1945
Heart Attack Fatal
To Franklin Taylor
Suffering a heart attack, Franklin Alfred Taylor, mason contractor, died at 6:15 p.m., Monday at his home, 643 Arden Avenue, Lincoln Heights.
A resident of Steubenville for 24 years, Mr. Taylor was born at Barnesville, Ohio, and had he lived would have attained his fifty-third birthday August 7.
He is survived by his father Lafayette Taylor, Barnesville; one son, Warren F. Taylor, Dayton; and seven brothers and one sister; Russell Taylor, Clair Taylor, both of Massillon; Herbert Taylor, Earl Taylor, both of Steubenville; Roy Taylor, North Canton; Arthur Taylor, Barnesville; Fred Taylor, Clarksburg, W.Va.; Della Gardiner, Fairview, Ohio.
Mr. Taylor was a member of Union Council No. 2, a past priest of chapter 15, and a past commander of Steubenville Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar. He also was affliated with the Blue Lodge, Unionport. He was a member of the Wintersville Methodist Church. The body is at the McClave Funeral Home where friends may call.
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