Rochester and Chronicle, Saturday, September 5, 1914:
Warsaw, Sept. 4 - The death of Sarah Relyea, wife of John Relyea, occurred very suddenly in her house near this village this afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock of heard disease. Mrs. Relyea was preparing to come to South Warsaw to attend a meeting of the W.C.T.U. she stepped into the pantry to get some article of food and fell dead. She had been in her usual health. She was born in this town 63 years ago, a daughter of Cyrus and Malvina Truesdell Blowers and has always lived here. About 45 years ago, she was married to John Relyea, of Warsaw, whom she leaves with 2 sons, Charles, of Rock Glen, and Elmer of Warsaw; 3 sisters, Mrs. Augustus Collins of Rock Glenn, Mrs. Ellen Curtis and Mrs. ____ Allen, of Buffalo, and one brother, Frank Blowers of Wethersfield Springs, Mrs. Relyea was a prominent member of the North Gainesville Methodist Church and of the South Warsaw W.C.T.U.
Warsaw, Sept. 4 - The death of Sarah Relyea, wife of John Relyea, occurred very suddenly in her house near this village this afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock of heard disease. Mrs. Relyea was preparing to come to South Warsaw to attend a meeting of the W.C.T.U. she stepped into the pantry to get some article of food and fell dead. She had been in her usual health. She was born in this town 63 years ago, a daughter of Cyrus and Malvina Truesdell Blowers and has always lived here. About 45 years ago, she was married to John Relyea, of Warsaw, whom she leaves with 2 sons, Charles, of Rock Glen, and Elmer of Warsaw; 3 sisters, Mrs. Augustus Collins of Rock Glenn, Mrs. Ellen Curtis and Mrs. ____ Allen, of Buffalo, and one brother, Frank Blowers of Wethersfield Springs, Mrs. Relyea was a prominent member of the North Gainesville Methodist Church and of the South Warsaw W.C.T.U.
Rochester and Chronicle, Saturday, September 5, 1914:
Warsaw, Sept. 4 - The death of Sarah Relyea, wife of John Relyea, occurred very suddenly in her house near this village this afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock of heard disease. Mrs. Relyea was preparing to come to South Warsaw to attend a meeting of the W.C.T.U. she stepped into the pantry to get some article of food and fell dead. She had been in her usual health. She was born in this town 63 years ago, a daughter of Cyrus and Malvina Truesdell Blowers and has always lived here. About 45 years ago, she was married to John Relyea, of Warsaw, whom she leaves with 2 sons, Charles, of Rock Glen, and Elmer of Warsaw; 3 sisters, Mrs. Augustus Collins of Rock Glenn, Mrs. Ellen Curtis and Mrs. ____ Allen, of Buffalo, and one brother, Frank Blowers of Wethersfield Springs, Mrs. Relyea was a prominent member of the North Gainesville Methodist Church and of the South Warsaw W.C.T.U.
Warsaw, Sept. 4 - The death of Sarah Relyea, wife of John Relyea, occurred very suddenly in her house near this village this afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock of heard disease. Mrs. Relyea was preparing to come to South Warsaw to attend a meeting of the W.C.T.U. she stepped into the pantry to get some article of food and fell dead. She had been in her usual health. She was born in this town 63 years ago, a daughter of Cyrus and Malvina Truesdell Blowers and has always lived here. About 45 years ago, she was married to John Relyea, of Warsaw, whom she leaves with 2 sons, Charles, of Rock Glen, and Elmer of Warsaw; 3 sisters, Mrs. Augustus Collins of Rock Glenn, Mrs. Ellen Curtis and Mrs. ____ Allen, of Buffalo, and one brother, Frank Blowers of Wethersfield Springs, Mrs. Relyea was a prominent member of the North Gainesville Methodist Church and of the South Warsaw W.C.T.U.
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