Mrs. Hazel M. Gardner, aged 28 years, wife of Hilary Grant Gardner, died at her residence, December 22, after an illness of six weeks due to complications.
Mrs. Gardner was born in New Castle, May 8, 1898, a daughter of Edward and Bertha Oliphant Hiler. Survivors were her husband; five children; William, Clement, Marie, Thelma and infant, three weeks old; her father, two brothers, Earl and Francis Hiler of this city and three sisters, Ethel Lanskin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Pearl Hunter of New Castle and Mrs. Mildred Fair of Youngstown, O.
Mrs. Gardner was born in New Castle, May 8, 1898, a daughter of Edward and Bertha Oliphant Hiler. Survivors were her husband; five children; William, Clement, Marie, Thelma and infant, three weeks old; her father, two brothers, Earl and Francis Hiler of this city and three sisters, Ethel Lanskin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Pearl Hunter of New Castle and Mrs. Mildred Fair of Youngstown, O.
Mrs. Hazel M. Gardner, aged 28 years, wife of Hilary Grant Gardner, died at her residence, December 22, after an illness of six weeks due to complications.
Mrs. Gardner was born in New Castle, May 8, 1898, a daughter of Edward and Bertha Oliphant Hiler. Survivors were her husband; five children; William, Clement, Marie, Thelma and infant, three weeks old; her father, two brothers, Earl and Francis Hiler of this city and three sisters, Ethel Lanskin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Pearl Hunter of New Castle and Mrs. Mildred Fair of Youngstown, O.
Mrs. Gardner was born in New Castle, May 8, 1898, a daughter of Edward and Bertha Oliphant Hiler. Survivors were her husband; five children; William, Clement, Marie, Thelma and infant, three weeks old; her father, two brothers, Earl and Francis Hiler of this city and three sisters, Ethel Lanskin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Pearl Hunter of New Castle and Mrs. Mildred Fair of Youngstown, O.
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