The County Democrat, June 30th 1933, Front Page
Mr. Robert H. Glezen, age 78 years passed away at his home just north of the square, this city, following an illness of about two years. He was a native of Petersburg and one of the best knows men. His parents came here when the town was very young. He was the last of four children-Mrs. Carrie Whitman and Miss Mary Glezen having passed away several years ago, and Miss Abbie passing on a few months ago.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, daughter of the late Mrs. Whitman. Mr. Glezen's father was a soldier in the Civil war and a Captain. The son inherited patriotic tendencies. He was a member of the Sons of Veterans, He was a Republican in politics, in religion a Presbyterian, and a devout man and good citizen, for a number of years past, he was engaged in gardening on his properties in and about the city.
By trade he was a carpenter, but hadn't worked at the trade for years. In earlier days he served the town on its trustee's board with judgment and efficiency.
His funeral was conducted from the Presbyterian Church at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday by Rev. Wm. McKinney with burial at Walnut Hills.
Mr. Robert H. Glezen, age 78 years passed away at his home just north of the square, this city, following an illness of about two years. He was a native of Petersburg and one of the best knows men. His parents came here when the town was very young. He was the last of four children-Mrs. Carrie Whitman and Miss Mary Glezen having passed away several years ago, and Miss Abbie passing on a few months ago.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, daughter of the late Mrs. Whitman. Mr. Glezen's father was a soldier in the Civil war and a Captain. The son inherited patriotic tendencies. He was a member of the Sons of Veterans, He was a Republican in politics, in religion a Presbyterian, and a devout man and good citizen, for a number of years past, he was engaged in gardening on his properties in and about the city.
By trade he was a carpenter, but hadn't worked at the trade for years. In earlier days he served the town on its trustee's board with judgment and efficiency.
His funeral was conducted from the Presbyterian Church at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday by Rev. Wm. McKinney with burial at Walnut Hills.
The County Democrat, June 30th 1933, Front Page
Mr. Robert H. Glezen, age 78 years passed away at his home just north of the square, this city, following an illness of about two years. He was a native of Petersburg and one of the best knows men. His parents came here when the town was very young. He was the last of four children-Mrs. Carrie Whitman and Miss Mary Glezen having passed away several years ago, and Miss Abbie passing on a few months ago.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, daughter of the late Mrs. Whitman. Mr. Glezen's father was a soldier in the Civil war and a Captain. The son inherited patriotic tendencies. He was a member of the Sons of Veterans, He was a Republican in politics, in religion a Presbyterian, and a devout man and good citizen, for a number of years past, he was engaged in gardening on his properties in and about the city.
By trade he was a carpenter, but hadn't worked at the trade for years. In earlier days he served the town on its trustee's board with judgment and efficiency.
His funeral was conducted from the Presbyterian Church at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday by Rev. Wm. McKinney with burial at Walnut Hills.
Mr. Robert H. Glezen, age 78 years passed away at his home just north of the square, this city, following an illness of about two years. He was a native of Petersburg and one of the best knows men. His parents came here when the town was very young. He was the last of four children-Mrs. Carrie Whitman and Miss Mary Glezen having passed away several years ago, and Miss Abbie passing on a few months ago.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, daughter of the late Mrs. Whitman. Mr. Glezen's father was a soldier in the Civil war and a Captain. The son inherited patriotic tendencies. He was a member of the Sons of Veterans, He was a Republican in politics, in religion a Presbyterian, and a devout man and good citizen, for a number of years past, he was engaged in gardening on his properties in and about the city.
By trade he was a carpenter, but hadn't worked at the trade for years. In earlier days he served the town on its trustee's board with judgment and efficiency.
His funeral was conducted from the Presbyterian Church at 10:00 A.M. Tuesday by Rev. Wm. McKinney with burial at Walnut Hills.
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