From Pittsburg Press Dec 16, 1904:
Warren P. Pennell, aged 30, is dead at his home in School street, Coraopolis, death being caused by consumption. He was born in Crawford county, and has lived in Coraopolis for 15 years. He was a member of the Coraopolis United Presbyterian Church. He leaves a widow and one son, Warren E. Pennell. One sister, Lena, and two brothers, Robert and Floyd, also survive.
Warren P. Pennell, aged 30, is dead at his home in School street, Coraopolis, death being caused by consumption. He was born in Crawford county, and has lived in Coraopolis for 15 years. He was a member of the Coraopolis United Presbyterian Church. He leaves a widow and one son, Warren E. Pennell. One sister, Lena, and two brothers, Robert and Floyd, also survive.
From Pittsburg Press Dec 16, 1904:
Warren P. Pennell, aged 30, is dead at his home in School street, Coraopolis, death being caused by consumption. He was born in Crawford county, and has lived in Coraopolis for 15 years. He was a member of the Coraopolis United Presbyterian Church. He leaves a widow and one son, Warren E. Pennell. One sister, Lena, and two brothers, Robert and Floyd, also survive.
Warren P. Pennell, aged 30, is dead at his home in School street, Coraopolis, death being caused by consumption. He was born in Crawford county, and has lived in Coraopolis for 15 years. He was a member of the Coraopolis United Presbyterian Church. He leaves a widow and one son, Warren E. Pennell. One sister, Lena, and two brothers, Robert and Floyd, also survive.
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