Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 25 Mar 1960
"Mrs. Celia Mae Swank, 76, of North Lima, died of a heart ailment Tuesday morning in the Cupola Nursing Home in Leetonia, following a 4 month illness. Born in New Buffalo, May 6, 1883, she was a daughter of Freeman and Louisa Butts Rupright, and was a life resident of the county. A former Canfield resident, she was employed in the Canfield telephone exchange for several years. In recent years she had done practical nursing. She was a member of Paradise Lutheran church in New Buffalo. Her husband, Curtis Swank, whom she married in 1904, was killed in a clay mine accident at Marquis in 1916.
"Mrs. Celia Mae Swank, 76, of North Lima, died of a heart ailment Tuesday morning in the Cupola Nursing Home in Leetonia, following a 4 month illness. Born in New Buffalo, May 6, 1883, she was a daughter of Freeman and Louisa Butts Rupright, and was a life resident of the county. A former Canfield resident, she was employed in the Canfield telephone exchange for several years. In recent years she had done practical nursing. She was a member of Paradise Lutheran church in New Buffalo. Her husband, Curtis Swank, whom she married in 1904, was killed in a clay mine accident at Marquis in 1916.
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 25 Mar 1960
"Mrs. Celia Mae Swank, 76, of North Lima, died of a heart ailment Tuesday morning in the Cupola Nursing Home in Leetonia, following a 4 month illness. Born in New Buffalo, May 6, 1883, she was a daughter of Freeman and Louisa Butts Rupright, and was a life resident of the county. A former Canfield resident, she was employed in the Canfield telephone exchange for several years. In recent years she had done practical nursing. She was a member of Paradise Lutheran church in New Buffalo. Her husband, Curtis Swank, whom she married in 1904, was killed in a clay mine accident at Marquis in 1916.
"Mrs. Celia Mae Swank, 76, of North Lima, died of a heart ailment Tuesday morning in the Cupola Nursing Home in Leetonia, following a 4 month illness. Born in New Buffalo, May 6, 1883, she was a daughter of Freeman and Louisa Butts Rupright, and was a life resident of the county. A former Canfield resident, she was employed in the Canfield telephone exchange for several years. In recent years she had done practical nursing. She was a member of Paradise Lutheran church in New Buffalo. Her husband, Curtis Swank, whom she married in 1904, was killed in a clay mine accident at Marquis in 1916.
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