The Coatesville Record
June 2, 1933
Mrs. Blanche Ahn
Mrs. Blanche Ahn, fifty-eight, of North Fifth avenue, well-known Coatesville woman, died suddenly at an early hour this morning. She was found dead in bed by members of the family and according to an attending physician, was a victim of heart trouble.
Mrs. Ahn had been troubled with a heart condition during the past few days. She went to the office of her physician last night and was ordered to take a complete rest. Members of the family prepared to take her to West Virginia by motor for a rest.
She is survived by five sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Florence Ramaley, of Coatesville; Mrs. Barclay Beale, of Upper Darby; Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Upper Darby; Mrs. Reba Irwin, of Upper Darby; Mrs. John J. McGlincy, of Bridgeport, N. J., and Frank Miller, of Upper Darby.
She also leaves nine children. They are Mrs. Mabel McClure, Robert, Allen, Vivian, Kathryn and John Ahn all of Coatesville; Mrs. Reba Dunn, of West Virginia; Charles, of West Chester, and Franklin of Upper Darby.
June 2, 1933
Mrs. Blanche Ahn
Mrs. Blanche Ahn, fifty-eight, of North Fifth avenue, well-known Coatesville woman, died suddenly at an early hour this morning. She was found dead in bed by members of the family and according to an attending physician, was a victim of heart trouble.
Mrs. Ahn had been troubled with a heart condition during the past few days. She went to the office of her physician last night and was ordered to take a complete rest. Members of the family prepared to take her to West Virginia by motor for a rest.
She is survived by five sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Florence Ramaley, of Coatesville; Mrs. Barclay Beale, of Upper Darby; Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Upper Darby; Mrs. Reba Irwin, of Upper Darby; Mrs. John J. McGlincy, of Bridgeport, N. J., and Frank Miller, of Upper Darby.
She also leaves nine children. They are Mrs. Mabel McClure, Robert, Allen, Vivian, Kathryn and John Ahn all of Coatesville; Mrs. Reba Dunn, of West Virginia; Charles, of West Chester, and Franklin of Upper Darby.
The Coatesville Record
June 2, 1933
Mrs. Blanche Ahn
Mrs. Blanche Ahn, fifty-eight, of North Fifth avenue, well-known Coatesville woman, died suddenly at an early hour this morning. She was found dead in bed by members of the family and according to an attending physician, was a victim of heart trouble.
Mrs. Ahn had been troubled with a heart condition during the past few days. She went to the office of her physician last night and was ordered to take a complete rest. Members of the family prepared to take her to West Virginia by motor for a rest.
She is survived by five sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Florence Ramaley, of Coatesville; Mrs. Barclay Beale, of Upper Darby; Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Upper Darby; Mrs. Reba Irwin, of Upper Darby; Mrs. John J. McGlincy, of Bridgeport, N. J., and Frank Miller, of Upper Darby.
She also leaves nine children. They are Mrs. Mabel McClure, Robert, Allen, Vivian, Kathryn and John Ahn all of Coatesville; Mrs. Reba Dunn, of West Virginia; Charles, of West Chester, and Franklin of Upper Darby.
June 2, 1933
Mrs. Blanche Ahn
Mrs. Blanche Ahn, fifty-eight, of North Fifth avenue, well-known Coatesville woman, died suddenly at an early hour this morning. She was found dead in bed by members of the family and according to an attending physician, was a victim of heart trouble.
Mrs. Ahn had been troubled with a heart condition during the past few days. She went to the office of her physician last night and was ordered to take a complete rest. Members of the family prepared to take her to West Virginia by motor for a rest.
She is survived by five sisters and one brother. They are Mrs. Florence Ramaley, of Coatesville; Mrs. Barclay Beale, of Upper Darby; Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Upper Darby; Mrs. Reba Irwin, of Upper Darby; Mrs. John J. McGlincy, of Bridgeport, N. J., and Frank Miller, of Upper Darby.
She also leaves nine children. They are Mrs. Mabel McClure, Robert, Allen, Vivian, Kathryn and John Ahn all of Coatesville; Mrs. Reba Dunn, of West Virginia; Charles, of West Chester, and Franklin of Upper Darby.
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