Charles R. Garrison, 76, formerly a foreman at the McCaskey Register Company, died Sunday in St. Cloud, Fla., where he had been residing.
Mr. Garrison retired in 1934 after being employed at McCaskey's for 33 years. His father was formerly postmaster of Freedom, a small village later taken into Alliance. He was the son of John and Anna Garrison and his father was postmaster of Freedom, a village which later was incorporated into Alliance.
Mr. Garrison was a member of Conrad Lodge 219, A. and F. M., the Scottish Rites in Canton, and Al Koran Temple and the First Methodist Church where he was a member of Judge W. L. Hart's Sunday School class. He is survived by his wife Lillian.
Mr. Garrison retired in 1934 after being employed at McCaskey's for 33 years. His father was formerly postmaster of Freedom, a small village later taken into Alliance. He was the son of John and Anna Garrison and his father was postmaster of Freedom, a village which later was incorporated into Alliance.
Mr. Garrison was a member of Conrad Lodge 219, A. and F. M., the Scottish Rites in Canton, and Al Koran Temple and the First Methodist Church where he was a member of Judge W. L. Hart's Sunday School class. He is survived by his wife Lillian.
Charles R. Garrison, 76, formerly a foreman at the McCaskey Register Company, died Sunday in St. Cloud, Fla., where he had been residing.
Mr. Garrison retired in 1934 after being employed at McCaskey's for 33 years. His father was formerly postmaster of Freedom, a small village later taken into Alliance. He was the son of John and Anna Garrison and his father was postmaster of Freedom, a village which later was incorporated into Alliance.
Mr. Garrison was a member of Conrad Lodge 219, A. and F. M., the Scottish Rites in Canton, and Al Koran Temple and the First Methodist Church where he was a member of Judge W. L. Hart's Sunday School class. He is survived by his wife Lillian.
Mr. Garrison retired in 1934 after being employed at McCaskey's for 33 years. His father was formerly postmaster of Freedom, a small village later taken into Alliance. He was the son of John and Anna Garrison and his father was postmaster of Freedom, a village which later was incorporated into Alliance.
Mr. Garrison was a member of Conrad Lodge 219, A. and F. M., the Scottish Rites in Canton, and Al Koran Temple and the First Methodist Church where he was a member of Judge W. L. Hart's Sunday School class. He is survived by his wife Lillian.
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