J. Calvin Davidson, a well known resident of Carmichaels, died at his home Saturday, May 3, after a lingering illness. He was a son of Jeremiah and Selanta Davidson, deceased and had spent his life in Carmichaels. He was a blacksmith by trade but was compelled to give up his work nine years ago on account of failing health. Mr. Davidson was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Beside his wife, Myra Gregg Davidson, he is survived by four children: Lillian and Lona Davidson, at home; Robert Davidson of Indiana; and Bartley Davidson of Carmichaels. One brother and two half brothers also survive: Frank Davidson of Atlantic City, N. J.; and Alex and George Davidson of Morgantown, W. Va. Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. E. Dean. Interment in Laurel Point Cemetery.
(Waynesburg Republican May 15, 1924)
(Waynesburg Republican May 15, 1924)
J. Calvin Davidson, a well known resident of Carmichaels, died at his home Saturday, May 3, after a lingering illness. He was a son of Jeremiah and Selanta Davidson, deceased and had spent his life in Carmichaels. He was a blacksmith by trade but was compelled to give up his work nine years ago on account of failing health. Mr. Davidson was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Beside his wife, Myra Gregg Davidson, he is survived by four children: Lillian and Lona Davidson, at home; Robert Davidson of Indiana; and Bartley Davidson of Carmichaels. One brother and two half brothers also survive: Frank Davidson of Atlantic City, N. J.; and Alex and George Davidson of Morgantown, W. Va. Funeral services were held on Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. W. E. Dean. Interment in Laurel Point Cemetery.
(Waynesburg Republican May 15, 1924)
(Waynesburg Republican May 15, 1924)
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