Mary A. Menear of Waynesburg RD 2, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Greene County Memorial Hospital from multiple injuries suffering in a head-on collision. Miss Menear was born April 20, 1932, in Cumberland Township, a daughter of the late William D. Menear and Iva Lane Menear, who survives. She had spent her entire life in Greene County andd had been employed as a housekeeper. She was a Protestant. Surviving, in addition to her mother, are two brothers, James E. Menear of Bobtown, and William J. Menear at home; and two sisters, Wilma C. Menear at home and Violet B. Menear, also at home. Several nieces and nephews also survive. A brother, Orva, and six sisters, Pauline, Dorothy, Dolores, Betty, Virginia and Bertha are deceased. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Paul Lesako Funeral Home, Carmichaels.
(Waynesburg Republican August 31, 1979)
(Waynesburg Republican August 31, 1979)
Mary A. Menear of Waynesburg RD 2, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Greene County Memorial Hospital from multiple injuries suffering in a head-on collision. Miss Menear was born April 20, 1932, in Cumberland Township, a daughter of the late William D. Menear and Iva Lane Menear, who survives. She had spent her entire life in Greene County andd had been employed as a housekeeper. She was a Protestant. Surviving, in addition to her mother, are two brothers, James E. Menear of Bobtown, and William J. Menear at home; and two sisters, Wilma C. Menear at home and Violet B. Menear, also at home. Several nieces and nephews also survive. A brother, Orva, and six sisters, Pauline, Dorothy, Dolores, Betty, Virginia and Bertha are deceased. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Paul Lesako Funeral Home, Carmichaels.
(Waynesburg Republican August 31, 1979)
(Waynesburg Republican August 31, 1979)
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