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- Morning Herald (Uniontown, Fayette, Pennsylvania)
September 12, 1935
Suffering a heart attack while asleep in his room in the Willard Hotel, Connellsvile, Tuesday, Alfred M. Crispen, 65, died suddenly. He was night ticket clerk at the B & O railroad station there. Physicians say he had been dead about eight hours when his body was found by hotel employees shortly after 2 p.m.
Mr. Crispen had been associated with the clerical branch of the B & O since 1901, coming to Connellsville as night clerk January 1, this year from Johnstown.
He was a native of Mill Hall, Clinton county. He is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. W. C. Bressler, Johnstown; Mrs. Ray Lenker, Bellevue hospital, New York City; Mrs. Grant Armstrong, Warren, Pa.; Mrs. Lucy Irvin, Lock Haven; Mrs. James McCloskey, Lock Haven; Grant Crispen, Duybois, and John Crispin, Mellon, R.D.
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