Claude E. Root, 74, resident of
Bradford for the last 40 years, died
Tuesday in Warren where he had
been making his home recently.
Death was ascribed to a heart
ailment.
Born in Millerstown , Nov. 23,
1879, Mr. Root had been an oil
welldriller. He lived here at 21
Davis St.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Hottinger, San Francisco;
a son, John, in Canada, and a sist-
er, Mrs. Charles Maloney, Bradford.
Funeral services will be cond-
ucted at 2 p. m., today in the J. A.
Still Funeral Home by the Rev.
Clement B. Yinger, pastor of First
Methodist Church. Burial will take
place in Oak Hill Cemetery.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 11-18-1954, pg 2
Bradford for the last 40 years, died
Tuesday in Warren where he had
been making his home recently.
Death was ascribed to a heart
ailment.
Born in Millerstown , Nov. 23,
1879, Mr. Root had been an oil
welldriller. He lived here at 21
Davis St.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Hottinger, San Francisco;
a son, John, in Canada, and a sist-
er, Mrs. Charles Maloney, Bradford.
Funeral services will be cond-
ucted at 2 p. m., today in the J. A.
Still Funeral Home by the Rev.
Clement B. Yinger, pastor of First
Methodist Church. Burial will take
place in Oak Hill Cemetery.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 11-18-1954, pg 2
Claude E. Root, 74, resident of
Bradford for the last 40 years, died
Tuesday in Warren where he had
been making his home recently.
Death was ascribed to a heart
ailment.
Born in Millerstown , Nov. 23,
1879, Mr. Root had been an oil
welldriller. He lived here at 21
Davis St.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Hottinger, San Francisco;
a son, John, in Canada, and a sist-
er, Mrs. Charles Maloney, Bradford.
Funeral services will be cond-
ucted at 2 p. m., today in the J. A.
Still Funeral Home by the Rev.
Clement B. Yinger, pastor of First
Methodist Church. Burial will take
place in Oak Hill Cemetery.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 11-18-1954, pg 2
Bradford for the last 40 years, died
Tuesday in Warren where he had
been making his home recently.
Death was ascribed to a heart
ailment.
Born in Millerstown , Nov. 23,
1879, Mr. Root had been an oil
welldriller. He lived here at 21
Davis St.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Hottinger, San Francisco;
a son, John, in Canada, and a sist-
er, Mrs. Charles Maloney, Bradford.
Funeral services will be cond-
ucted at 2 p. m., today in the J. A.
Still Funeral Home by the Rev.
Clement B. Yinger, pastor of First
Methodist Church. Burial will take
place in Oak Hill Cemetery.
THE BRADFORD ERA, 11-18-1954, pg 2
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