Stillwater Valley News
February 4, 1930
John Urban Dies Tuesday At Home in Columbus
Funeral Services of Former Pleasant Hill Resident
Will Be Conducted From Home of Mrs. Frank Long, at Pleasant Hill, Friday
Afternoon
The body of John Urban, 57, will arrive in
Pleasant Hill Friday and will be taken to the home of his sister Mrs. Frank
Long for funeral services.
Urban died at noon yesterday at his home in
Columbus after being ill only a few days with heart trouble. A
Specialist diagnosed his case as rheumatism of the muscles around the heart.
News of his illness and death came as a shock to
his relatives and friends.
For twenty six years Urban traveled for the
Freeman Lumber Firm in Columbus. He was President of the Ohio Sash and
Door Association. Not only was he a regular member of the Presbyterian
Church of Columbus but took active part in its programs.
He took great interest in both the Masonic and Odd
Fellows Lodges both of which he was a member.
Those surviving are his widow three daughters,
Mrs. Irene Urban Fullen of Columbus, Maxine, Esther and one son Paul, all
residing at home, two grand children, one sister, Mrs. Frank Long of Pleasant
Hill and two brothers Elmer Urban and Amos Urban both of Dayton.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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