Daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel, she married Walter Groger, was widowed, lived at 416 8th St, Franklin, PA, worked as a house mother at Polk State School, died at home of a cerebral embolism, per death certificate 95984, whose informant was Mrs. Paul Reisinger of Franklin.
Oil City Derrick, Friday, Nov 1 1957:
Franklin -- Mrs. Minnie L. Groger, 416 8th Street, died Thursday evening at the home of her son, Albert Groger, where she had been making her home the past month. She had been in ailing health for several weeks, but death was sudden and unexpected. She was born in Cherrytree June 11, 1891, daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel.
She attended Venango County Schools and lived throughout the county. She married Walter A. Groger who preceded her in death in 1943, They had moved to Reno in 1912, and she resided there until 1954. For the past ten years she had been employed at Polk State School, and retired effective the first of this October. She attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Oil City.
In addition to her son, Albert, other surviving children are Edward, Erie, Mrs. Paul (Beatrice) Reisinger, Franklin, Russell, Oil City, and Wayne, Erie; a sister, Mrs. Bernice Howell, Franklin; and a brother, Lawrence Cauvel, Limestone, NY.
Hoovler Funeral Home.
Oil City Derrick, Friday, Nov 1 1957:
Franklin -- Mrs. Minnie L. Groger, 416 8th Street, died Thursday evening at the home of her son, Albert Groger, where she had been making her home the past month. She had been in ailing health for several weeks, but death was sudden and unexpected. She was born in Cherrytree June 11, 1891, daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel.
She attended Venango County Schools and lived throughout the county. She married Walter A. Groger who preceded her in death in 1943, They had moved to Reno in 1912, and she resided there until 1954. For the past ten years she had been employed at Polk State School, and retired effective the first of this October. She attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Oil City.
In addition to her son, Albert, other surviving children are Edward, Erie, Mrs. Paul (Beatrice) Reisinger, Franklin, Russell, Oil City, and Wayne, Erie; a sister, Mrs. Bernice Howell, Franklin; and a brother, Lawrence Cauvel, Limestone, NY.
Hoovler Funeral Home.
Daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel, she married Walter Groger, was widowed, lived at 416 8th St, Franklin, PA, worked as a house mother at Polk State School, died at home of a cerebral embolism, per death certificate 95984, whose informant was Mrs. Paul Reisinger of Franklin.
Oil City Derrick, Friday, Nov 1 1957:
Franklin -- Mrs. Minnie L. Groger, 416 8th Street, died Thursday evening at the home of her son, Albert Groger, where she had been making her home the past month. She had been in ailing health for several weeks, but death was sudden and unexpected. She was born in Cherrytree June 11, 1891, daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel.
She attended Venango County Schools and lived throughout the county. She married Walter A. Groger who preceded her in death in 1943, They had moved to Reno in 1912, and she resided there until 1954. For the past ten years she had been employed at Polk State School, and retired effective the first of this October. She attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Oil City.
In addition to her son, Albert, other surviving children are Edward, Erie, Mrs. Paul (Beatrice) Reisinger, Franklin, Russell, Oil City, and Wayne, Erie; a sister, Mrs. Bernice Howell, Franklin; and a brother, Lawrence Cauvel, Limestone, NY.
Hoovler Funeral Home.
Oil City Derrick, Friday, Nov 1 1957:
Franklin -- Mrs. Minnie L. Groger, 416 8th Street, died Thursday evening at the home of her son, Albert Groger, where she had been making her home the past month. She had been in ailing health for several weeks, but death was sudden and unexpected. She was born in Cherrytree June 11, 1891, daughter of Russell and Barbara Tarr Cauvel.
She attended Venango County Schools and lived throughout the county. She married Walter A. Groger who preceded her in death in 1943, They had moved to Reno in 1912, and she resided there until 1954. For the past ten years she had been employed at Polk State School, and retired effective the first of this October. She attended the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Oil City.
In addition to her son, Albert, other surviving children are Edward, Erie, Mrs. Paul (Beatrice) Reisinger, Franklin, Russell, Oil City, and Wayne, Erie; a sister, Mrs. Bernice Howell, Franklin; and a brother, Lawrence Cauvel, Limestone, NY.
Hoovler Funeral Home.
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