Frank P. Wagner, son of Adam Wagner, was single (should be married), married Amelia Krimmel, a tailor, lived at 708 13th St, Franklin, died there of angina pectoris, per death certificate 49982, whose informant was Joseph E. Wagner of Franklin. Buried May 7 1927.
Franklin News-Herald, Thursday, May 5 1927:
Frank P. Wagner, aged 70 years, died very suddenly about 7:30 o'clock Thursday morning. He had gone to his office on the second floor over the store of Harry B. Bradley on 13th Street, apparently in his usual health. He had been under treatment for heart trouble for some time, but this morning forgot to take his medicine to the shop with him. Mrs. Wagner, observing this a little later, took it to the shop and on arrival, found his collapsed in a chair. He was taken to an apartment nearby and Dr. C. M. Wilson summoned. Mr. Wagner was able to recognize his wife and other, but soon lapsed into unconsciousness and never rallied. He was born August 6, 1857.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church, and Franklin Lodge No. 110, BPO Elks.
Surviving, besides his wife, is a son, Joseph Wagner, of Alliance, OH; and a brother, William Wagner of Chicago.
Services will be Saturday afternoon with Rev. S. S. Clark in charge.
Franklin News-Herald, Thursday, May 5 1927:
Frank P. Wagner, aged 70 years, died very suddenly about 7:30 o'clock Thursday morning. He had gone to his office on the second floor over the store of Harry B. Bradley on 13th Street, apparently in his usual health. He had been under treatment for heart trouble for some time, but this morning forgot to take his medicine to the shop with him. Mrs. Wagner, observing this a little later, took it to the shop and on arrival, found his collapsed in a chair. He was taken to an apartment nearby and Dr. C. M. Wilson summoned. Mr. Wagner was able to recognize his wife and other, but soon lapsed into unconsciousness and never rallied. He was born August 6, 1857.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church, and Franklin Lodge No. 110, BPO Elks.
Surviving, besides his wife, is a son, Joseph Wagner, of Alliance, OH; and a brother, William Wagner of Chicago.
Services will be Saturday afternoon with Rev. S. S. Clark in charge.
Frank P. Wagner, son of Adam Wagner, was single (should be married), married Amelia Krimmel, a tailor, lived at 708 13th St, Franklin, died there of angina pectoris, per death certificate 49982, whose informant was Joseph E. Wagner of Franklin. Buried May 7 1927.
Franklin News-Herald, Thursday, May 5 1927:
Frank P. Wagner, aged 70 years, died very suddenly about 7:30 o'clock Thursday morning. He had gone to his office on the second floor over the store of Harry B. Bradley on 13th Street, apparently in his usual health. He had been under treatment for heart trouble for some time, but this morning forgot to take his medicine to the shop with him. Mrs. Wagner, observing this a little later, took it to the shop and on arrival, found his collapsed in a chair. He was taken to an apartment nearby and Dr. C. M. Wilson summoned. Mr. Wagner was able to recognize his wife and other, but soon lapsed into unconsciousness and never rallied. He was born August 6, 1857.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church, and Franklin Lodge No. 110, BPO Elks.
Surviving, besides his wife, is a son, Joseph Wagner, of Alliance, OH; and a brother, William Wagner of Chicago.
Services will be Saturday afternoon with Rev. S. S. Clark in charge.
Franklin News-Herald, Thursday, May 5 1927:
Frank P. Wagner, aged 70 years, died very suddenly about 7:30 o'clock Thursday morning. He had gone to his office on the second floor over the store of Harry B. Bradley on 13th Street, apparently in his usual health. He had been under treatment for heart trouble for some time, but this morning forgot to take his medicine to the shop with him. Mrs. Wagner, observing this a little later, took it to the shop and on arrival, found his collapsed in a chair. He was taken to an apartment nearby and Dr. C. M. Wilson summoned. Mr. Wagner was able to recognize his wife and other, but soon lapsed into unconsciousness and never rallied. He was born August 6, 1857.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church, and Franklin Lodge No. 110, BPO Elks.
Surviving, besides his wife, is a son, Joseph Wagner, of Alliance, OH; and a brother, William Wagner of Chicago.
Services will be Saturday afternoon with Rev. S. S. Clark in charge.
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