Area Dlt;FRANK J. DAVID Frank J. David, 72, 1011/2 W. Findlay Street, died at 5:45 g.' p.m. Monday* Nov, 24, 1969 in Blanchard Valley Hospital, He j^Q was employed as the shperin-tendent of the Wastewater flr Treatment Plant. HoA veteran of World War I, he wasr a member of the Ameri- de| can Legion and attended Christ Lutheran Church. jnMr, David moved to Carey rh, in 1967 from Florida.He was bom June 11, 1897 jje in Muncie, Ind., to Conrad and ^ Anna CRousch) David. He was married to Marian C, Gray, who survives, along with aJkter Chidaughter, Mrs. 'Marianne L. Pearce, Cleveland; a sister, c Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson, Wal- yQ1 Jaceburg, Ontario, Canada; b brothers, Charles, Marion, p Ind.; Louis, St, Cloud, Minn., b and Alvin, Chicago. decThere arefivegrandchildren, f Two brothers and one son are . deceased. ' theInterment was made at 3p.m. R Friday in Oak Hill Cemetery, bur Glendale. Goff Funeral Home Cer was in charge of arrangements.Colmbia