Funeral Services for Clarence M. Sculler, 58, of 1002 Broadway will be Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at Riedy-Scanlon Funeral Home followed by a Requiem Mass at 9 am at St. Joseph Church. The Rev. William Rooney will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Schuller, a resident of 613 W. 24th St. for many years, died Saturday at 7:45 pm at Allen Memorial Hospital, Oberlin, after three months illness. He was born in Lorain, Sept. 22, 1906,and had lived here all his life.
For the past seven years Mr. Schuller was assistant to the manager of the Lorain City Airport. Previously he was self employed in the trucking business and had also worked at Lorain Works, United States Steel Corp..
Surviors are two sisters, Miss Catherine Schuller, Lorain, and Mrs. Mary Oukley of Tiffin.
Friends will be received at the Funeral Home after 7 pm today.
Mr. Schuller, a resident of 613 W. 24th St. for many years, died Saturday at 7:45 pm at Allen Memorial Hospital, Oberlin, after three months illness. He was born in Lorain, Sept. 22, 1906,and had lived here all his life.
For the past seven years Mr. Schuller was assistant to the manager of the Lorain City Airport. Previously he was self employed in the trucking business and had also worked at Lorain Works, United States Steel Corp..
Surviors are two sisters, Miss Catherine Schuller, Lorain, and Mrs. Mary Oukley of Tiffin.
Friends will be received at the Funeral Home after 7 pm today.
Funeral Services for Clarence M. Sculler, 58, of 1002 Broadway will be Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at Riedy-Scanlon Funeral Home followed by a Requiem Mass at 9 am at St. Joseph Church. The Rev. William Rooney will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Schuller, a resident of 613 W. 24th St. for many years, died Saturday at 7:45 pm at Allen Memorial Hospital, Oberlin, after three months illness. He was born in Lorain, Sept. 22, 1906,and had lived here all his life.
For the past seven years Mr. Schuller was assistant to the manager of the Lorain City Airport. Previously he was self employed in the trucking business and had also worked at Lorain Works, United States Steel Corp..
Surviors are two sisters, Miss Catherine Schuller, Lorain, and Mrs. Mary Oukley of Tiffin.
Friends will be received at the Funeral Home after 7 pm today.
Mr. Schuller, a resident of 613 W. 24th St. for many years, died Saturday at 7:45 pm at Allen Memorial Hospital, Oberlin, after three months illness. He was born in Lorain, Sept. 22, 1906,and had lived here all his life.
For the past seven years Mr. Schuller was assistant to the manager of the Lorain City Airport. Previously he was self employed in the trucking business and had also worked at Lorain Works, United States Steel Corp..
Surviors are two sisters, Miss Catherine Schuller, Lorain, and Mrs. Mary Oukley of Tiffin.
Friends will be received at the Funeral Home after 7 pm today.
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