The Franklin News-Herald - Wednesday, December 16, 1970
Charles C. Bashline, 87, of Bruin, brother of Howard Bashline, of Oil City, died Monday at his home after a long illness. A native of Clarion County, he lived in Foxburg for many years and moved to Bruin in 1945. He was a retired railroad car inspector for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Surviving are his widow, Phoebe; two daughters, five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; three other brothers, Reldon Bashline, of Emlenton, and Walter and Lester Bashline, both of Knox; and a sister, Mrs. Mary McHenry, of Foxburg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Parker.
Charles C. Bashline, 87, of Bruin, brother of Howard Bashline, of Oil City, died Monday at his home after a long illness. A native of Clarion County, he lived in Foxburg for many years and moved to Bruin in 1945. He was a retired railroad car inspector for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Surviving are his widow, Phoebe; two daughters, five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; three other brothers, Reldon Bashline, of Emlenton, and Walter and Lester Bashline, both of Knox; and a sister, Mrs. Mary McHenry, of Foxburg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Parker.
The Franklin News-Herald - Wednesday, December 16, 1970
Charles C. Bashline, 87, of Bruin, brother of Howard Bashline, of Oil City, died Monday at his home after a long illness. A native of Clarion County, he lived in Foxburg for many years and moved to Bruin in 1945. He was a retired railroad car inspector for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Surviving are his widow, Phoebe; two daughters, five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; three other brothers, Reldon Bashline, of Emlenton, and Walter and Lester Bashline, both of Knox; and a sister, Mrs. Mary McHenry, of Foxburg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Parker.
Charles C. Bashline, 87, of Bruin, brother of Howard Bashline, of Oil City, died Monday at his home after a long illness. A native of Clarion County, he lived in Foxburg for many years and moved to Bruin in 1945. He was a retired railroad car inspector for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Surviving are his widow, Phoebe; two daughters, five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren; three other brothers, Reldon Bashline, of Emlenton, and Walter and Lester Bashline, both of Knox; and a sister, Mrs. Mary McHenry, of Foxburg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Parker.
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