Lewis M. Black, Sr., sixty-three, 825 West 24th S., was found dead by his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Bloeser, with whom he resided, at 4:40 p.m. Monday as she returned from work.
Coroner Wood said that death was attributed to a stroke. The body of Black was found lying on the bedroom floor. He is believed to have arisen from bed to take medicine, which had been prescribed since he suffered a stroke a week ago.
His health had not been too good, but he had been able eto get around the house, his daughter told the coroner. She said her father seemed to be all right when she left for work at 6:45 a.m. Monday. Death was believed to have occurred about two hours before she returned.
Husband of the late Loretta Wintermeyer of, 825 West 24th St. Friends are invited to call at the Edward C. Hanley and Sons' Funeral Home, West Ninth at Liberty. any time and to attend srvices Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Archie Gibson officiating. Erie Cemetery interment.
The ERIE DAILY TIMES NEWSPAPER, Tuesday, June 19, 1945 page #17
Coroner Wood said that death was attributed to a stroke. The body of Black was found lying on the bedroom floor. He is believed to have arisen from bed to take medicine, which had been prescribed since he suffered a stroke a week ago.
His health had not been too good, but he had been able eto get around the house, his daughter told the coroner. She said her father seemed to be all right when she left for work at 6:45 a.m. Monday. Death was believed to have occurred about two hours before she returned.
Husband of the late Loretta Wintermeyer of, 825 West 24th St. Friends are invited to call at the Edward C. Hanley and Sons' Funeral Home, West Ninth at Liberty. any time and to attend srvices Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Archie Gibson officiating. Erie Cemetery interment.
The ERIE DAILY TIMES NEWSPAPER, Tuesday, June 19, 1945 page #17
Lewis M. Black, Sr., sixty-three, 825 West 24th S., was found dead by his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Bloeser, with whom he resided, at 4:40 p.m. Monday as she returned from work.
Coroner Wood said that death was attributed to a stroke. The body of Black was found lying on the bedroom floor. He is believed to have arisen from bed to take medicine, which had been prescribed since he suffered a stroke a week ago.
His health had not been too good, but he had been able eto get around the house, his daughter told the coroner. She said her father seemed to be all right when she left for work at 6:45 a.m. Monday. Death was believed to have occurred about two hours before she returned.
Husband of the late Loretta Wintermeyer of, 825 West 24th St. Friends are invited to call at the Edward C. Hanley and Sons' Funeral Home, West Ninth at Liberty. any time and to attend srvices Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Archie Gibson officiating. Erie Cemetery interment.
The ERIE DAILY TIMES NEWSPAPER, Tuesday, June 19, 1945 page #17
Coroner Wood said that death was attributed to a stroke. The body of Black was found lying on the bedroom floor. He is believed to have arisen from bed to take medicine, which had been prescribed since he suffered a stroke a week ago.
His health had not been too good, but he had been able eto get around the house, his daughter told the coroner. She said her father seemed to be all right when she left for work at 6:45 a.m. Monday. Death was believed to have occurred about two hours before she returned.
Husband of the late Loretta Wintermeyer of, 825 West 24th St. Friends are invited to call at the Edward C. Hanley and Sons' Funeral Home, West Ninth at Liberty. any time and to attend srvices Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with Rev. Archie Gibson officiating. Erie Cemetery interment.
The ERIE DAILY TIMES NEWSPAPER, Tuesday, June 19, 1945 page #17
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