OBITUARY
Harold J Shahan, 79, of Bird City, KS, died there on Jan. 9. He was born April 3, 1890 near Fellowsville, Preston, Co., WV a son of the late A. J. and Margaret Trickett Shahan. He moved to Bird City in 1914, and was a wheat farmer. His late wife, Lessie Bolyard Shahan was also from Preston County. He is survived by one son, Demi, of Bird City; two grandchildren; one brother, Walter Shahan of Lancaster, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bolyard of New Lexington, Ohio, Mrs. Dewey (Lora) Bolyard of Tunnelton, and Mrs. C.L. (Ercel) Pifer of Rowlesburg. Burial was in Bird City.
Dominion News
Morgantown, West Virginia
January 16, 1970
Harold J Shahan, 79, of Bird City, KS, died there on Jan. 9. He was born April 3, 1890 near Fellowsville, Preston, Co., WV a son of the late A. J. and Margaret Trickett Shahan. He moved to Bird City in 1914, and was a wheat farmer. His late wife, Lessie Bolyard Shahan was also from Preston County. He is survived by one son, Demi, of Bird City; two grandchildren; one brother, Walter Shahan of Lancaster, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bolyard of New Lexington, Ohio, Mrs. Dewey (Lora) Bolyard of Tunnelton, and Mrs. C.L. (Ercel) Pifer of Rowlesburg. Burial was in Bird City.
Dominion News
Morgantown, West Virginia
January 16, 1970
OBITUARY
Harold J Shahan, 79, of Bird City, KS, died there on Jan. 9. He was born April 3, 1890 near Fellowsville, Preston, Co., WV a son of the late A. J. and Margaret Trickett Shahan. He moved to Bird City in 1914, and was a wheat farmer. His late wife, Lessie Bolyard Shahan was also from Preston County. He is survived by one son, Demi, of Bird City; two grandchildren; one brother, Walter Shahan of Lancaster, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bolyard of New Lexington, Ohio, Mrs. Dewey (Lora) Bolyard of Tunnelton, and Mrs. C.L. (Ercel) Pifer of Rowlesburg. Burial was in Bird City.
Dominion News
Morgantown, West Virginia
January 16, 1970
Harold J Shahan, 79, of Bird City, KS, died there on Jan. 9. He was born April 3, 1890 near Fellowsville, Preston, Co., WV a son of the late A. J. and Margaret Trickett Shahan. He moved to Bird City in 1914, and was a wheat farmer. His late wife, Lessie Bolyard Shahan was also from Preston County. He is survived by one son, Demi, of Bird City; two grandchildren; one brother, Walter Shahan of Lancaster, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Bolyard of New Lexington, Ohio, Mrs. Dewey (Lora) Bolyard of Tunnelton, and Mrs. C.L. (Ercel) Pifer of Rowlesburg. Burial was in Bird City.
Dominion News
Morgantown, West Virginia
January 16, 1970
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