Alfred Augustus Lepley
Alfred A. Lepley aged 52, of Sugar Lake died suddenly at 5 p.m. Saturday at the home of Earl Ferry at Hannaville, where he was drilling a water well. Although he suffered a heart attack two weeks previously he apparently was in good health on Saturday, when he was stricken and died in a few minutes. He was well known throughout the Sugar Lake region as a water well driller.
He leaves his wife, the former Mamie Freeman and three children: William, Florence, and Josephine, at home; also his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lepley of Franklin, and the following brothers and sisters; Walter Lepley of Saegertown, Mrs. William Schwab of Meadville, Roy Lepley of Emlenton, John Lepley of Cochranton, Harry and Earl Lepley and Mrs. Edward Russell of Franklin.
Alfred A. Lepley aged 52, of Sugar Lake died suddenly at 5 p.m. Saturday at the home of Earl Ferry at Hannaville, where he was drilling a water well. Although he suffered a heart attack two weeks previously he apparently was in good health on Saturday, when he was stricken and died in a few minutes. He was well known throughout the Sugar Lake region as a water well driller.
He leaves his wife, the former Mamie Freeman and three children: William, Florence, and Josephine, at home; also his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lepley of Franklin, and the following brothers and sisters; Walter Lepley of Saegertown, Mrs. William Schwab of Meadville, Roy Lepley of Emlenton, John Lepley of Cochranton, Harry and Earl Lepley and Mrs. Edward Russell of Franklin.
Alfred Augustus Lepley
Alfred A. Lepley aged 52, of Sugar Lake died suddenly at 5 p.m. Saturday at the home of Earl Ferry at Hannaville, where he was drilling a water well. Although he suffered a heart attack two weeks previously he apparently was in good health on Saturday, when he was stricken and died in a few minutes. He was well known throughout the Sugar Lake region as a water well driller.
He leaves his wife, the former Mamie Freeman and three children: William, Florence, and Josephine, at home; also his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lepley of Franklin, and the following brothers and sisters; Walter Lepley of Saegertown, Mrs. William Schwab of Meadville, Roy Lepley of Emlenton, John Lepley of Cochranton, Harry and Earl Lepley and Mrs. Edward Russell of Franklin.
Alfred A. Lepley aged 52, of Sugar Lake died suddenly at 5 p.m. Saturday at the home of Earl Ferry at Hannaville, where he was drilling a water well. Although he suffered a heart attack two weeks previously he apparently was in good health on Saturday, when he was stricken and died in a few minutes. He was well known throughout the Sugar Lake region as a water well driller.
He leaves his wife, the former Mamie Freeman and three children: William, Florence, and Josephine, at home; also his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lepley of Franklin, and the following brothers and sisters; Walter Lepley of Saegertown, Mrs. William Schwab of Meadville, Roy Lepley of Emlenton, John Lepley of Cochranton, Harry and Earl Lepley and Mrs. Edward Russell of Franklin.
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