Clearfield Progress, July 24, 1930
Was Philipsburg Native
Elmer J. Laird, native of Philipsburg, passed away at his home at South Philipsburg, Sunday evening, following a illness of several weeks with heart trouble. Deceased, who was 63 years of age, was a son of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Laire, both deceased. On April 22, 1890 he was wedded to Ida May Oberheim, who survives along with these children: Fred at home; Merrell, of Detroit; Barker William whose where abouts are unknown; Mrs. Myrtle Harner of New Kensington; Mrs. Jessie Schuller of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Kyler Of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs, Claire Schubert of Johnstown. A sister, Mrs. John Harper of near Philipsburg, also survives. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from his late home with interment in Philipsburg Cemetery.
Was Philipsburg Native
Elmer J. Laird, native of Philipsburg, passed away at his home at South Philipsburg, Sunday evening, following a illness of several weeks with heart trouble. Deceased, who was 63 years of age, was a son of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Laire, both deceased. On April 22, 1890 he was wedded to Ida May Oberheim, who survives along with these children: Fred at home; Merrell, of Detroit; Barker William whose where abouts are unknown; Mrs. Myrtle Harner of New Kensington; Mrs. Jessie Schuller of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Kyler Of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs, Claire Schubert of Johnstown. A sister, Mrs. John Harper of near Philipsburg, also survives. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from his late home with interment in Philipsburg Cemetery.
Clearfield Progress, July 24, 1930
Was Philipsburg Native
Elmer J. Laird, native of Philipsburg, passed away at his home at South Philipsburg, Sunday evening, following a illness of several weeks with heart trouble. Deceased, who was 63 years of age, was a son of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Laire, both deceased. On April 22, 1890 he was wedded to Ida May Oberheim, who survives along with these children: Fred at home; Merrell, of Detroit; Barker William whose where abouts are unknown; Mrs. Myrtle Harner of New Kensington; Mrs. Jessie Schuller of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Kyler Of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs, Claire Schubert of Johnstown. A sister, Mrs. John Harper of near Philipsburg, also survives. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from his late home with interment in Philipsburg Cemetery.
Was Philipsburg Native
Elmer J. Laird, native of Philipsburg, passed away at his home at South Philipsburg, Sunday evening, following a illness of several weeks with heart trouble. Deceased, who was 63 years of age, was a son of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Laire, both deceased. On April 22, 1890 he was wedded to Ida May Oberheim, who survives along with these children: Fred at home; Merrell, of Detroit; Barker William whose where abouts are unknown; Mrs. Myrtle Harner of New Kensington; Mrs. Jessie Schuller of Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Kyler Of Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs, Claire Schubert of Johnstown. A sister, Mrs. John Harper of near Philipsburg, also survives. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from his late home with interment in Philipsburg Cemetery.
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