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1984
Anderson,
Susan M. Anderson, nee Doyle
Source: The
Canton [Ohio] Repository; Monday, 23 Jul 1984
Mrs.
Susan M. Anderson, age 44, of 1216 Centerhill Square
NE, was pronounced dead on arrival Sunday at Timken Mercy Medical Center. The Coroner's office will rule on the cause
of death. She was a graduate of Alliance
High School, Class of 1958. She attended
Mt. Union College and was associated with J.B. Muncer
& Associates in Administration and Secretarial Work. She was the daughter of the late R.F. “Buzz”
and Marie Doyle.
Survived
by two sons, James D. Anderson of Lakewood, OH, Scott L. Anderson of the home; a sister, Mrs. G.
Robert (Patricia) Lucas; two nephews, Robert G. and Richard D. Lucas, all of
Canton. Member of Our Lady of Peace
Catholic Church and Walsh Women's Committee.
Mass of
Christian Burial will be Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Michael's Catholic
Church. Interment in St. Joseph Cemetery
in Alliance. Friends may call Tuesday
7-9 p.m. in the Schneeberger & Son Funeral
Home. Memorials may be made to the Walsh
Women's Committee.
(Schneeberger & Son,
456-8237)
Augustine, Jessie L. Augustine, nee White
Source: The
Sarasota [Florida] Herald-Tribune; 8 Sep 1984
Sarasota
JESSIE L. AUGUSTINE, 138 Hosmer St., Englewood, died
Friday (Sept. 7, 1984) at Venice Hospital.
Born in
St. Mary's, W. Va., she moved here 20 years ago from Ashtabula, Ohio.
She
leaves her husband, Thomas B.*; two sons, Willard (Bill) Augustine of Englewood
and Richard Augustine of Ashtabula; five grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Services
and burial will be private.
*Submitter's Note:
On the photo of his stone pictured on findagrave.com, the engraving is
THOMAS A. On the Social Security Death Index and the
Florida Death Index, 1877-1998, he is listed as Thomas C. Augustine.
Source: The Canton [Ohio] Repository; 21 Mar 1984
Paul William Baker, age 57, of Sandy
Valley Estates, Magnolia, OH. He was a
foreman for the White Motor Co. of Canton.
Survived by his wife, Daphne M. (Miller); mother, Cathair
of Bolivar; two sons; one daughter; four grandchildren; a brother; a
sister. Funeral
services Friday at 11 a.m. in the Lebold Funeral
Home, Bolivar, with Rev. George Hautala officiating. Calling hours Thursday 7-9
p.m. Burial in
Ft. Laurens Cemetery.
(Lebold, 874-3113)
Bauman, Burdella Bauman, nee Blatter
Source: The Wooster [Ohio] Daily Record; 26 Nov 1984,
B15
STERLING--Burdella
Bauman, 96, formerly of Seville Road, died Sunday evening at Apostolic
Christian Home.
Services will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
at Apostolic Christian Church with burial at Apostolic Cemetery.
Friends may call from 12-1:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the church. Gillman Funeral
Home in Rittman is handling arrangements.
Memorial contributions may be made to
Apostolic Christian Home.
She was born in 1887 in Monroe County
to David and Rosa Brechtbuhler Blatter and had lived
in the Sterling area for 60 years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Nick
(Mildred) Marcovechio of Rittman and Mrs. Overton
(Selma) Brown of Dover; two sons, Walter Bauman of Sterling and William Bauman
of Rittman; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Her husband, William W. Bauman, died in
1932. Her parents and two sons, Lee and
Everett Bauman, also died previously.
Source: The Western Kentucky Bureau; Dec. 4, 1984
Kentuckian dies in ditch
cave-in
REED, KY. -- Henderson County farmer
Ambrose Beasley, a director of the Southern States Cooperative, was killed
yesterday in an accident at the home of his son.
Beasley, 62, of Reed was died on arrival
at Community Methodist Hospital at 4:23 pm, said Deputy Coroner Merrill
Bennett.
Bennett said Beasley suffocated after
the wall of a ditch caved in and buried him for about ten minutes.
Beasley was helping water-proof the
basement and install drainage tiles at a home belonging to his son, Gary, also
of Reed, when the accident occurred about 3:30 pm.
Surviving are his wife, Mae; sons,
Terry and Gary; and a daughter, Judy Jackson, all of Reed; three grandchildren;
sisters, Cornelia Hollis of Evansville and Emma Cravens of Spottsville;
brothers, J.L., Emmett and Carl Beasley, all of Reed and James Beasley of
Wakefield, VA.
Arrangements are pending at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home in Henderson.
[Submitted by PE Frichtl from the collection of Elizabeth Morris Hinton.
Below is the funeral announcement.]
Source: The Owensboro [Kentucky] Messenger and
Inquirer; Dec. 5, 1984
Services for Ambrose Beasley, 62, of
Henderson, who died Monday of injuries received in a cave-in will be at 10 am
Thursday at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. The Rev. Walter McGee will officiate. Burial will be in Roselawn
Memorial Gardens.
Friends may call after 1 pm today at
the funeral home where Masonic service will be held at 7 pm today.
[Submitted by PE Frichtl from the collection of Elizabeth Morris Hinton.]
Source: The Topeka [Kansas] Capital Journal;
Wednesday, 11 Jan 1984
Clarence A. Boles, 81, 2218 Massachusetts,
died Tuesday, Jan. 10, at a Topeka nursing facility after a short illness.
Mr. Boles owned and operated the Boles
Motor and Implement Company in Seneca from 1941 until 1952. He worked for the
State of Kansas for 17 years and was the supervisor of the central mail room at
the State Office Building before he retired in 1972.
He was born Dec. 12, 1902 at Hallam,
Neb., the son of Albert and Grace Gerdes Boles. He
lived in Topeka since 1954.
He was married to Erma Lavina Schell in 1941 at Pawnee City, Neb. She survives.
Other survivors include a stepson,
Larry Riley, Olathe; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Brown, San Bruno, Calif.; four
grandchildren; and a great-granddaughter.
Graveside services will be at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday at Seneca City Cemetery in Nemaha County. Mr. Boles will lie in state
until noon Thursday at Newcomer-Diffenderfer Funeral
Home.
Source: The East Liverpool [Ohio] Evening Review;
Thursday, 22 Mar 1984
WELLSVILLE -- Services are to be held
Saturday for William F. "Bill" Brewer, 33, of Fife Coal Rd. who died
Wednesday morning in Allegheny General Hospital at Pittsburgh following a brief
illness.
A native of Steubenville, Mr. Brewer
was born Jan. 7, 1951, a son of Don T. Brewer and Emma Sabol Brewer of
Wellsville.
He was employed with Don T. Brewer
Plumbing & Heating Contractor.
Mr. Brewer was a member of St. Aloysius
Catholic Church in East Liverpool.
Besides his parents, survivors include
two sisters, Mrs. Darrell (Vickie) Smith of Wellsville and Margaret
"George" Brewer, both of Wellsville; and two brothers, Don Brewer of
East Liverpool and Larry L. Brewer of Wellsville.
The rites are to be held at 1 p.m. at
the Clarke Funeral Home in Toronto by Fr. Anthony Esposito and the Rev. Charles
S. Taylor.
Friends may call at the funeral home
this evening from 7 to 9 and Friday from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Source: findagrave.com web site submitted by Arden
and Ginger Wince; April, 1984
Frank C. Brown, 83, of Parkersburg,
died in Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkersburg. Born in Pleasants County,
he was a son of the late William and Mary Cronin Brown. He retired in 1961
after 41 years as a rural mail carrier.
Surviving are his wife, Ila McFarland Brown; three sons, Larry of
Clifton Park, NY, Dale of Marietta, and Ellis of East Amherst, NY; a brother,
Archie Brown, and a sister, Jessie Radcliff, both of St. Marys.
Services were Saturday at the Ruttencutter
Funeral Home in St. Marys. Burial in the IOOF
Cemetery in St. Marys.
Brown, Iva Belle Brown, nee Everly
Source: Cambridge [Ohio] Jeffersonian; Friday, 10 Feb
1984
Byesville - Iva B. Brown, 65, of
Lakeview Terrace Apartments, Byesville, died today [Feb. 10, 1984] at the home
of her daughter, Linda Wilson of 315 S Seventh St., Byesville, following a long
illness.
She was born Feb. 20, 1918, in Caldwell,
daughter of the late Aaron and Nellie Bates Everly. She was a member of the Trinity Full Gospel
Church of Zanesville.
Mrs. Brown leaves a son, Sonny Brown of Senecaville; three daughters, Mrs. Pauline Stutzman of
Kent, Mrs. Virginia Ward of West Virginia, and Mrs. Linda Wilson of Byesville;
three brothers, Walton Everly of Caldwell, Chester Everly of Massillon, and Herbert Everly
of Cambridge; five sisters, Mrs. Bertha Wickman of
Byesville, Mrs. Clarice Wickman of Cumberland, Mrs. Vernie Wickman of Zanesville,
Mrs. Rosie Johnson of Cumberland and Mrs. Edna Brown of Ava; 15 grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
A daughter and two brothers are
deceased.
Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.
Sunday at McGaughty-Black Funeral Home, where services
will be 1 P.M. Monday with Pastor Curtis Arnold officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery,
Byesville.
Brown, Mary Margaret Brown, nee Dunn
Source: The Marietta [Ohio] Times; 7 Dec 1984
WOODSFIELD -- Mary Margaret Brown, 70,
of Woodsfield Rt. 3, died at 9:10 p.m. Wednesday in Woodsfield Health Care
Center following a lengthy illness.
She was born Feb. 15, 1914, in
Mechanicsburg, Monroe County, to Thomas and Louise Nalley
Dunn. She was a member of the Woodsfield
Church of Christ.
She is survived by five daughters, Mrs.
James (Shirley) Parks of Polk and Mrs. Blain (Judy) Smith, Mrs. Randy (Luella) Ricer, Mrs. Richard (Kathy) Russell
and Linda Brown, all of Woodsfield; three sons, Richard Brown, William V. Brown
and Larry Brown, all of Woodsfield; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Blake of Canton
and Mrs. Ethel Brown of Carlisle; 19 grandchildren; and nine
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Virgil Brown, who died July 27, 1977; one son, Ted Brown, who died
Oct. 5,1979; and two brothers.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in
Watters Funeral Home at Woodsfield with Dave Glass, minister, officiating. Burial will be in Oaklawn
Cemetery at Woodsfield. Friends may call
at the funeral home noon to 9 p.m. today and until the time of services
Saturday.
Brownfield, Woodrow W. Brownfield
Source: Obituaries from Belmont County [Ohio]
Newspapers ca 1941-1981,* p 490
Woodrow W. Brownfield, 70, of the
Bethesda-Morristown Road, died Friday at Ohio Valley Medical Center,
Wheeling. He was born June 5, 1913, at
Calais, Ohio, son of the late James and Blanche Carpenter Brownfield.
A retired farmer and press operator for
International Harvester at Shadyside, he was a member of the West Main Street
Church of Christ in Barnesville.
Surviving are his wife, Eva Christman Brownfield; two daughters, Mrs. Andrew (Naomi) Conter of Garfield Heights and Mrs. Gary (Sandra) Boulet of
Dalton; one son, Byron of Barnesville; six sisters, Mrs. Mabel Starr of Quaker
City, Mrs. Stella Mitchell, Mrs. Bessie Bunting, Mrs. Georgianna Starr and Mrs.
Mary Lou Broomhall, all of Barnesville, and Mrs. June Hanson of Lewisville; two
brothers, Oscar Brownfield of Woodsfield and Herbert Brownfield of Alliance;
seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren.
Friends will be received at the
Kelly-Kemp Funeral Home, Bethesda, 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today, where services
will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, with Brother Warren Lallathin officiating. Burial will be in Holly Memorial Gardens,
Pleasant Grove.
*Submitter's Note: Although the
title of this book seems to limit obituaries to as far as 1981, this particular
photocopied obituary had 1984 penciled on the original.
Source: The Brownsburg [Indiana] Guide;* 22 Aug 1984
Services for Ray S. Burch, 66,
Danville, will be Thursday, August 23, at 2 p.m. in Weaver Funeral Home, Danville. Dr. Joseph Sh___p*
will officiate, and burial will be in Mill Creek Cemetery. Calling will be Wednesday from 2* to 9 p.m.
with a Masonic Memorial service at 8 p.m.
Born In Greene County July 1, 1918, he
was the son of General and Elizabeth Lucas Burch. He married Betty Zimmerman on October 17,
1948 in Indianapolis and she survives.
Mr. Burch, who died Monday, August 20
in Hendricks County Hospital, Danville, had resided in Danville since 1951
moving from Plainfield. He was a graduate
of Linton-Stockton High School and a 1948 graduate of Canterbury College. He had been a parts manager for 27* years
retiring from Bob H___* Ford-Mercury, Danville.
Prior to that he had been employed by F.J. Roberts Plymouth, D_____
Gr__________* Ford and _______ M_____* Ford, Danville. An army veteran of World War II, he was a
member of Linton Masonic Lodge 568*.
Surviving are wife, Betty, daughter,
Shirley Pointer, Danville; son Ron Burch, Indianapolis; four grandchildren;
brothers, Herbert Burch, Linton, and Cletus Burch, Chicago, Ill.; sisters,
Flora Hunter, Linton, Della Gunn, Apache Junction, AZ, and Helen Robinson, Fort
Smith, AR. He was preceded in death by
three brothers and one sister.
*Submitter's Note: A photo of this newspaper clipping was posted
on findagrave, but it was difficult to read, and
there are names and numbers within this obituary that I may have typed wrong
here.
Source: OBITUARY EXTRACTS from JACKSONVILLE,
ILLINOIS, newspapers [online]
BUTLER, Robert R.; b: 26 Jan1919,
Terry, IL; d: 8 Apr 1984, Pittsfield, IL; bu: Blue
River Cemetery, Griggsville, IL; m: Elma Kallenbach on 26 Jul 1941 in Palmyra, MO; fa: Ernest
Butler; mo: Mary Bartlett. A resident of rural
Pittsfield. Survived by his wife; a daughter: Mrs. Robert (Sharon) Sheppard;
and a son: Donald Butler, both of Pittsfield; three grandchildren; a sister:
Mrs. Winfred (Freda) Ervin of Griggsville; and three
brothers: Elmer and Fred Butler, both of Griggsville,
and Kenneth Butler of Pittsfield. Preceded by a brother.
Source: The Columbus [Indiana] Republic; 2** Dec 1984
Cummins
Employee
Fred
Campbell
Hartsville
Fred E. Campbell, 58, of 20460* E. Road
200N, Hartsville, died at 6:40* a.m. today** at his home following a four-month
illness.
He had been employed at Cummins Engine
Co. for 17 years.
Funeral service will be conducted by
the Rev. Merideth Wilfong
and the Rev. David Harker at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Norman Funeral Home. Calling hours will be from 3 to 9 p.m. Monday
and 8 a.m. to service time Tuesday.
Burial will be at Hope Moravian Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to Bartholomew
County Hospice.
Campbell was born April 2, 1926, in
Bartholomew County, the son of Bert and Lona Pope Campbell. He married Imogene Carpenter Feb. 16, 1958,
and she survives. He was a member of
Hope First Baptist Church and was a Navy veteran of World War II.
Additional survivors include three sons,
Douglas Bailey of Indianapolis, Kerry Bailey of McKinney, Texas, and Carl
Lyndon Campbell, at home; four sisters, Gladys Cathers
of 2003 California, Hazel Hendrickson and Mary Gruhl,
both of Hope, and Virginia Hayes of 536 Volland; a
brother, Charles Campbell of Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.
Submitter’s Notes:
*These
numbers were not clear on my copy of the obituary so might not be correct as I
typed them here.
**His
tombstone shows the date of death as December 1, 1984.
Carpenter, Donna Jean Carpenter, nee Fry
Source: The
Newark [Ohio] Advocate - Sunday, 27 May 1984
Services
for Donna Jean Carpenter, 34, of 73 Highland Blvd., Buckeye Lake, will be at 1
p.m. Thursday in the Henderson, Van Atta and Johnson Funeral Home Chapel, with
the Rev. Robert Knox officiating. Burial
will be in Newark Memorial Gardens.
Mrs.
Carpenter died Friday evening at St. Anthony's Hospital, Columbus, following an
automobile accident. She was born May
30, 1949, in Crooksville, Ohio to Raymond A. and Alma M. (Bradford) Fry.
Mrs.
Carpenter was active with the Buckeye Lake Youth Center.
Surviving are her husband, William Carpenter; mother, Mrs. Alma M. Disbennett of Newark; son, Ronald Eugene Dunwoody of the
home; daughter, Juanita June Givens of the home; three stepsons: Jeffrey L. Carpenter of Lancaster, Richard M.
Carpenter of Hebron, and Robert C. Carpenter of Philadelphia, Pa.; two
stepdaughters: Mrs. Cynthia J. Huckabae of Andalusia, Ala., and Mrs. Valentina M. Avery of
Buckeye Lake; three brothers: Raymond R.
Fry, Albert J. Fry and Harold E. Fry, all of Newark; four sisters: Mrs. Evelyn M. Schimpf,
Mrs. Clara B. Manuel, Mrs. Retta M. Disbennett and Mrs. Penny Perkins, all of Newark; and 11
grandchildren. One stepson is deceased.
Friends
may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday in the funeral home.
Carpenter, Sally M. Carpenter nee Keylor
Source: Cambridge [Ohio]
Jeffersonian; Monday, 3 Dec. 1984
SUMMERFIELD--Sally M. Carpenter, 63,
of Cross Street, Summerfield, died Sunday (Dec. 2, 1984) at Guernsey Memorial
Hospital following a long illness.
She was born Aug.
24, 1921, in Monroe County, daughter of the late William and Louise Crawford Keylor. Mrs.
Carpenter was a member of the Calais Church.
Mrs. Carpenter was a housewife.
She leaves one son,
Clesson of Summerfield; one daughter, Mrs. James (Alice) Warner of
Summerfield; one brother, Dallas Keylor of Summerfield;
one sister, Mary Allar of Somerton; and four grandchildren.
One son Homer is
deceased. She was also preceded in death
by three brothers and one sister.
Friends may call 7
to 9 P.M. Monday at Neff-Brubach Funeral Home
here. Services will be 1 P.M. Tuesday at
Calais Church with Pastor James Brown officiating. Body will to taken to the church one hour
prior to services. Burial will be in
Calais Cemetery.
Christman,
Rena Christina Christman, nee Lyall
Source: https :// casetext. com/case/state-v-christman-10
[A LOT MORE
INFORMATION IS POSTED AT THE ABOVE WEBSITE THAN IS PASTED HERE.]
STATE
V. CHRISTMAN
Case No. 786.
Dated: May 28, 1999.
Defendant-appellant David Christman appeals his conviction of murder which was
entered in the Monroe County Common Pleas Court. On October 31, 1996, a jury
convicted appellant of murdering Rena Christman on
November 25, 1984, the date that she disappeared. For the following reasons,
appellant's conviction is affirmed.
Appellant married Rena in February 1978
while touring India in search of a wife. After obtaining immigration clearance,
Rena moved into appellant's trailer in Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio. Two
children were born of the marriage. After receiving a master's degree in
education, Rena found a job in Gallipolis, Gallia County, Ohio. Thereafter, she
moved into an apartment in said town with her children, leaving appellant in
Woodsfield.
In August 1983, appellant and E. Hakim,
a friend of Rena's family, were walking on farm land
owned by appellant's parents. Appellant allegedly stated that if a body were
placed in the nearby woods, it would be difficult to find. Appellant also
supposedly told E. Hakim that he was going to pour cement at a site where he
was building a house and that it would be hard to find a body buried in
concrete. Closer to the time of Rena's disappearance, appellant suggested to
Rick and Tammy McClelland that he may go to Wheeling, West Virginia to hire
someone to kill Rena as he wanted to ensure his custody of the children should
Rena divorce him.
In a letter to Rena's mother in India
dated April 16, 1984, appellant wrote that Rena was not behaving in the
subservient manner that he expected and called Rena manipulative, arrogant, and
serpent-like. David Erb testified that in 1984
appellant stated that the worst mistake he ever made was to marry an educated
woman. In the fall of 1984, appellant told his brother, Dean Christman, that Rena told him to use a prostitute to
satisfy his needs.
About one month before Rena's
disappearance, appellant asked his father for advice on a good way to dispose
of a body. Rena's sister stated that Rena called her three weeks before her
disappearance and disclosed that she was leaving appellant. On November 9,
1984, Rena withdrew money from her checking account and bought a $2,000
certificate of deposit in her and her son's name. On November 17, 1984, Rena
rented a safe deposit box and placed in it her jewelry, the certificate of
deposit, her passport, her children's passports, and an affidavit. After Rena
disappeared, appellant removed the items from the box. Consequently, the
contents of the affidavit are unknown.
Rena brought the children to Woodsfield
for Thanksgiving. On Friday, November 23, 1984, Rena and appellant shopped at
the Ohio Valley Mall in Belmont County. The next day, they attended the wedding
of appellant's sister. On November 25, 1984, Rena went to appellant's parents'
house. Rena was scheduled to work the next day and was allegedly planning on
making the more than two hour drive back to Gallipolis that night.
Dean Christman
testified that appellant and Rena argued in the driveway of his parents' house
with Rena calling appellant "white trash" and appellant demanding to
finish the discussion at home. Although Rena's car was packed with food from
the wedding, she left the house with appellant in his car and went to their
trailer located on his parents' property. Dean then saw them leave the property
and drive by on the main road. While he did not see them return to the trailer,
Dean heard the distinctive sound of appellant's car door shut and the sound of
the car coast to a start down the driveway of the trailer around 3:00 p.m. Two
people reportedly saw appellant alone in his car at 4:00 p.m. in Woodsfield.
At 7:30 p.m., appellant reported Rena
missing to mall security at the Ohio, Valley Mall which is almost one hour away
from Woodsfield. He claimed that he let his wife out of the car around 3:30
p.m., parked the car, entered the mall, walked around, and then went to their
planned meeting spot at 6:00 p.m. When Rena failed to arrive
on time, appellant had her paged and searched the stores for her. At
8:10 p.m., when appellant was filing a police report, he stated that he arrived
at the mall at 2:30 p.m. Three defense witnesses, two of them appellant's
relatives, testified that they saw appellant at the mall that day. One of these
witnesses said it was between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m., one said between 2:30 and
3:00 p.m., and one said between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m.
A videotape made by a reporter shows
that Rena left her purse at appellant's parents' house that day. The reporter
testified that appellant believed his wife got lost or that Hani Krishnas kidnapped her. Rena's sister testified that
appellant called her in London and told her that Rena took the children to the
mall, left them in the car, and never returned.
Appellant was a suspect in Rena's
disappearance from early on. The day after the disappearance, Dean Christman and appellant's father looked in old wells for a
body and checked to make sure the backhoes had not been moved. Rick and Tammy
McClelland also checked their property where appellant was doing construction
work. That same day, appellant's father caught appellant preparing to go to
Gallipolis with a truck and remove all of Rena's belongings from her apartment.
Appellant decided not to go that day after his father stated that he should not
go unless he knew that Rena was not coming back. Within two weeks, appellant removed
Rena's possessions from her apartment and retrieved her security deposit from
the landlord.
In December 1985, appellant applied for
social security survivor benefits. Near this time period, appellant allegedly
told a babysitter, Hattie King, that he fed part of Rena's body to the hogs and
buried the other part of her body under his hot tub in the basement. Years
later, appellant saw Hattie King at a county fair and asked her whether she
talked to anyone about what he told her.
Appellant once angrily told Penny
Jones, who would not let him into her house, that if she did not listen to him
then she would be "gone like her." From late 1986 until early 1987,
he talked to Laura Thomas whose advertisement he answered in a Christian
newspaper. He told her three different versions of his wife's disappearance.
Regrettably, many of the aforementioned witnesses did not come forward with
their stories until the mid-1990's.
In August 1987, appellant married a
woman from the Philippines whom he contacted through an advertisement. In
September 1987, he filed a complaint for divorce against Rena in Monroe County
which was dismissed due to a lack of evidence that Rena was willfully absent.
In August 1988, he filed a complaint for divorce in Gallia County which was
granted. In 1990, appellant had Rena declared dead in probate
court. In March 1996, while appellant was discussing the police
investigation with his sister, Holly, he said, "Don't they realize by now
I would have moved the body."
On May 17, 1996, appellant was indicted for
Rena's murder. Search warrants were issued for his house and property two weeks
after the indictment was issued; however, the searches proved unfruitful as no
body was recovered. Before trial, appellant filed various motions which
included a motion to dismiss for failure to timely prosecute and a motion to
dismiss for failure to prove venue. These motions were overruled, but the trial
court suggested that they be revisited after the close of the state's evidence.
The case proceeded to a jury trial, and at the close of the state's
case-in-chief, the court again denied appellant's motions. On October 30, 1996,
appellant was convicted of murder and sentenced to serve fifteen years to life
in prison. Appellant filed notice of appeal.
On October 31, 1997, appellant filed a
motion to set aside his conviction based upon the newly discovered fact that
one of the jurors who voted to convict him had not disclosed his felony record
of forgery. The prosecutor in appellant's case was also the prosecutor at the
juror's 1991 guilty plea. Therefore, appellant alleged that the juror and the
prosecutor engaged in misconduct by failing to disclose the juror's past. On
December 8, 1997, the court denied appellant's motion stating that the juror
had been returned to his civil rights and that the prosecutor's failure to
disclose was harmless error. Appellant filed timely notice of appeal and
submitted a single brief for both appeals.
II.
ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR NO. ONE
. . . . In order to determine whether
pre-indictment delay resulted in actual prejudice to appellant at trial, any
prejudicial factors cited by appellant must be balanced against the other
evidence. See Id. The prejudicial factors cited by appellant are as follows:
1. 11 1/2 years elapsed between
disappearance on November 25, 1984 and indictment on May 17, 1996.
2. Death of material witness, i.e. David's
mother died in 1991.
3. Telephone records no longer available to
confirm or dispute alleged calls made by Rena to her sister, Pritti Hakim and to other persons which might establish
other reasons for her disappearance.
4. Pritti Hakim
and Pushpa Lyall destroyed
most of Rena's letters.
5. Scientific tests for blood stains are
not effective after the passage of time preventing Appellant from showing the
absence of blood stains in his car or from him presenting evidence that there
may have been evidence of foul play in her Gallipolis apartment.
6. The carpeting in the Gallipolis
apartment had dark, unexplained stains according to the landlord.
7. Some state witnesses had no adequate
recollection without being refreshed. See testimony of Sandra Erb who had no independent recollection of portions of her
testimony.
8. Social Security Records of application
for benefits had been destroyed and employee Brad Dawes could not supply
information regarding stated cause of death or how proof of death was being
established.
9. Witness Penny Jones, who testified that
David threatened her in 1985, could not recognize him "because he was
Younger then.
10. Public transportation records are no
longer available to determine if Rena had traveled elsewhere on or after the
date of her disappearance.
11. Procedural rules have changed regarding
proof by circumstantial evidence since 1987, therefore affecting appellant's
trial in a significant and material way." (Citations omitted)
We begin our analysis of the prejudicial
factors enumerated in appellant's brief by stating that an extended delay is
not per se prejudicial. See Luck, supra at 154. In accordance appellant's first
factor does not demonstrate actual prejudice. Appellant's second factor, that
his mother is dead, is also not substantially prejudicial. Speculation as to
the contents of lost testimony does not meet the defense's burden. Marion,
supra at 326 (holding that the defendant cannot rely solely on the
"possibility of prejudice inherent in any extended delay: that memories
will dim, witnesses become inaccessible, and evidence be
lost"). See, also, United States v. Doerr
(C.A.7, 1989), 886 F.2d 944, 964 (holding that the defendant must show the
exculpatory value of the testimony). Appellant does not claim that his mother
was with him at the mall. Her materiality is speculative. Cf. Luck, supra where
two key witnesses had died during the delay.
The unavailability of telephone records
to dispute that Rena called her sister on the date testified to is barely
relevant. Moreover, the lack of records which may have shown Rena was in
contact with a stranger is speculative at best. Further, we cannot assume that
the fact that Rena's mother and sister did not save most of Rena's letters is a
result of pre-indictment delay. Even if appellant was indicted earlier, these
letters may have already been discarded.
As to appellant's fifth enumerated
prejudicial factor, his inability to utilize scientific tests to prove that
there was no blood in his car, may be somewhat prejudicial to appellant's defense.
However, there is no allegation that said tests would be effective in 1987,
which is the year that appellant argues is the latest date during which he
could have been properly indicted. In fact, Monroe County Sheriff Fred Sirianni was told that luminal, a blood detecting chemical,
would not work in 1987, three years after Rena's disappearance. The fact that
the carpet in Rena's Gallipolis apartment cannot be tested is not prejudicial
for the landlord described the stain as being black like a burn. Moreover,
there was no evidence that Rena returned to her apartment, more than two hours
away from Woodsfield and more than three hours away from the mall, on the day
of her disappearance.
Appellant's seventh cited factor
complained about Sandra Erb's poor recollection.
Because her testimony seems inconsequential, appellant was not prejudiced by
this factor. Moving to appellant's eighth factor, we fail to see how the lack
of records from the social security administration prejudiced his defense. There
is no allegation that these records are exculpatory. The ninth factor cited by
appellant is that Penny Jones, due to appellant's aging, could not make an
in-court identification of appellant as the man who broke the handle off of her
storm door and threatened that she would be "gone like her." Ms.
Jones testified that a man with two small children knocked on her door,
identified himself as David Christman, and asked why
she would not take his phone calls. This inability to identify appellant due to
aging which resulted from the delay is somewhat prejudicial. The fact that
public transportation records are no longer available to determine if Rena left
voluntarily is not substantially prejudicial. It is highly unlikely that a
recently naturalized woman of Indian origin with a mother in India and a sister
in London would leave her passport, money, and purse behind if she were
purposefully leaving her husband and two young children.
The last factor cited to as being
prejudicial due to the preindictment delay is the
fact that in State v. Jenks (1991), 61 Ohio St.3d 259, the Court lessened the
burden of proof so that the state need only prove its theory of the case beyond
a reasonable doubt and no longer must disprove any reasonable theories of
innocence offered by the defense. Id. at 274, overruling State v. Kulig (1974), 37 Ohio St.2d 157. This case law change does
not violate the constitutional prohibition of ex post facto laws as appellant
suggests. State v. Webb (1994), 70 Ohio St.3d 325, 331
(holding that Jenks is constitutionally applicable to the prosecution of crimes
which occurred both before and after the Jenks opinion was released).
Even if we accept appellant's argument
that he was substantially prejudiced by the pre-indictment delay, the state
presented justifiable reasons for said delay. The prosecutor argued that more
than half of the evidence in the case was unknown until approximately one year
before the indictment. Appellant argued that he should have been indicted in
1987 which is when the sheriff informed him that he had gathered enough
evidence to ask for an indictment. However, the sheriff's threat was merely an
interrogatory tool. Moreover, it is not the sheriff who makes the decision that
there exists enough evidence to seek an indictment,
and courts may not abort criminal prosecutions solely because they disagree
with the prosecutor's exercise of discretion on when to seek an indictment. Lovasco, supra
at 790.
As is apparent from the record, a
multitude of witnesses did not reveal what they knew or heard until shortly
before the indictment was issued. For instance, the friend who heard appellant
point out two good places to hide a body did not tell police about this
conversation until January 1993 when he responded to a letter from the police.
Dean Christman did not tell the police his story
until 1995, after he saw a news story on people who disappeared. Hattie King,
the babysitter to whom appellant confessed to feeding half of Rena to the hogs
and burying half of her under the basement, came forward in July 1995 and
testified that she was too scared to come forward earlier. Appellant did not
make the statement to his sister about moving the body until March 1996. The
couple who heard appellant state that he may hire someone from Wheeling to kill
Rena did not inform the police until May 1996. Appellant's father's story about
appellant inquiring about a good method to dispose of a body was not revealed
to authorities until a few days before trial. Furthermore, Sheriff Sirianni testified that much of the information was
developed within the two years before trial.
. . . .
III.
ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR NO. TWO
. . . .
IV.
ASSIGNMENT OF ERROR NO. THREE
. . . .
The evidence supporting that venue lies
in Monroe County is as follows: Rena was last seen by people other than
appellant in Monroe County. The hiding places for a body suggested by appellant
were in Monroe County. A reasonable inference is that Rena would not go to the
mall in Belmont County, almost one hour north, without her purse when her car
was packed with food to bring to Gallia County, two hours south, especially
since she had just made the trip to the mall two days earlier. Moreover,
appellant told mall security that he arrived at the mall at 3:30 p.m., but then
told police that he arrived at 2:30. However, appellant's brother heard
appellant's car in Monroe County at 3:00 or 3:30, and two witnesses saw
appellant in his car alone in Monroe County around 4:00. appellant
told Rena's sister that he did not go to the mall with Rena but stayed home
instead.
We conclude that appellant cannot
demonstrate that the opinion testimony was essential to the jury's
determination since there exists other overwhelming
evidence that Rena did not voluntarily disappear. For instance, she left her
purse, money, passport, and children behind. Additionally, Rena had plans for
the near future such as driving back to Gallipolis on the day of her
disappearance and going to work and paying the babysitter the next day. Agent
Henry's opinion that Rena was dead was only a minute portion of the state's
case and was not essential to the jury's conclusion. As the state concludes,
the admission of the opinion that Rena is dead is harmless pursuant to Crim.R. 52(A) In accordance, this assignment of error is
overruled.
RESULT
OF MAY 28, 1999 APPEAL
As we reviewed the record, we
highlighted the many pieces of evidence which tend to induce belief in
appellant's guilt. For instance, two witnesses heard appellant speak of hiring
someone from Wheeling to kill Rena. Three witnesses heard appellant talk about
the disposal of a body before Rena's disappearance. Appellant made what can be
considered an incriminating statement to his sister about moving a body. He told
a woman that he buried half of Rena under his hot tub and fed half of her to
the hogs. He told another woman who angered him that she would be gone like
Rena. Moreover, two witnesses saw appellant and one witness believes he heard
appellant's car in Woodsfield at the time which appellant claimed he was
shopping in St. Clairsville. The state presented
evidence that appellant told different versions of
Rena's disappearance to different people. Appellant's brother testified that
Rena and appellant argued shortly before she went missing. Furthermore,
appellant's behavior the day after Rena's disappearance was inappropriate in
that he was planning to clean out her apartment. There are various reasons to
believe that Rena would not have gone to the mall that day and did not
voluntarily disappear. Lastly, appellant did not exhibit interest in the police
investigation of his wife's disappearance.
After reviewing the entire record,
including the circumstantial evidence and the inferences which can be drawn from
it, we refuse to sit as a "thirteenth juror" who claims that the jury
clearly lost its way when it chose to belief the testimony which incriminated
appellant. The greater amount of credible evidence was presented by the state.
Accordingly, the verdict was not against the manifest weight of the evidence.
This assignment of error is overruled.
For
the foregoing reasons the judgment of the trial court is affirmed.
Cox,
P.J., concurs. Waite, J., concurs.
Cline, Francis Mearl
Cline
Francis Mearl
Cline, 75, of 1010 Grandview Ave., died at 4:15 a.m. today in the Wetzel County
Hospital at New Martinsville, W. Va. He
was born July 13, 1909, in Monroe County to John F. M. and Myrtle Elizabeth
Stewart Cline. He I was a member of Harmony Hill Baptist Church and Jolly
Grange No. 2656, both of Brownsville. He
was married March 17, 1956, to Bertha
Mae Hensel.
He is survived by his wife;
three daughters, Linda S. Piatt of Ashland, and Teresa Cline and Nancy Dye,
both of New Matamoras; two sons, Thomas Dye Jr., of Sardis and Loren Cline of
Ashland; one sister, Opal Weber of Brownsville; and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by
two brothers, George and Miles.
Services will be at 2 p.m.
Sunday in the Hadley Funeral Home at New Matamoras with the Rev. Randall Nelson
officiating. Burial will be in Unity Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral
home 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
Conner, Leo. J. T. "Tom" Conner
Source: unnamed newspaper clipping; late Nov 1984
SPRING
GROVE, ILL. - Leo J. T. (Tom) Conner, 66, died early Wednesday morning,
Nov. 14, at Northern Illinois Medical Center at McHenry, Ill.
A native of Rockport, Ind., Mr. Conner
was born Jan. 22, 1918, the son of the late William and Nellie (Hibbs) Conner. He was married Oct. 15, 1938 in Rockport to
the former Lillian Wilgus,* who survives.
Conner was a truck driver for Thelen Redi-Mix for 26 years,
retiring in January, 1982. He was a
member of the teamsters Local 301 of Waukegan, Ill., and was a veteran of WW II
having served with the U.S. Army Air Corps.
He was preceded in death by two
sisters, Cordelia Lehr and Effie Gibbs Campbell.
Surviving besides his wife of 46 years,
Lillian, are three daughters, Donna Sanders, Brenda Mistretta
and Sharon Lively, all of Spring Grove, Ill.; three sons, Robert of Sioux
Falls, S.C.,** Jerry of Chicago and James of Antioch, Ill.; four sisters, Nancy
Hopkins of Dale, Oma Chumbley and Gertrude Schmicker, both of Gentryville,
and Hilda Rasor of Rockport; eight grandchildren and
a great grandchild.
Services were held Friday, Nov. 16 at Ehorn-Adams Funeral Home in Richmond, Ill., with burial in Cedarvale Cemetery at Solon Mills, Ill.
Memorials may be made in his name to
the Spring Grove Rescue Squad.
Submitter’s Notes:
* This is often seen spelled WILLGUS.
** Sioux Falls is in South Dakota, not
South Carolina.
Cook, Beatrice
Cook, nee McClure
Source: The Sandusky [Ohio] Daily Register; 10 Aug
1984
BELLEVUE -- Beatrice Cook, 78, 409
Brinker St., Bellevue, died Thursday in her home after an illness of three
years.
She was born in VanWert
County.
In 1971, she retired from the former Zehner Packing Plant, Bellevue, and had been an Avon
representative for 35 years.
She was a member of the First United
Methodist Church, the Mothers of Twins Club, Four County Young at Heart, and
Rebekah Lodge 208 for which she served as treasurer and was a past noble grand
maiden.
Surviving are two sons, Richard and
Robert, both of Bellevue; a daughter, Mrs. William (Roberta) Ward, Bellevue;
and eight grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, George, in June 15, 1979; two brothers, a sister, and her parents,
Horace and Martha Kinkade McClure.
Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.
Saturday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday in the Foos
and Son Funeral Home, 311 W. Main St., Bellevue. Services will be 11 a.m. Monday in the First
United Methodist Church, Northwest Street, Bellevue, with the Rev. Richard
Hoover officiating.
Source: The Mobile [Alabama] Register on February 1,
1984
Mr. Clark Bruce “Cotton”
Corley, a native of Canoe, Alabama, and a resident of Satsuma for 47 years,
died at the family residence on Saturday, January 28, 1984. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Katherine M.
Corley of Satsuma; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Sealy of Mobile and Katherine
Susan Corley, U. S. Navy, Bremerton, Washington; two sons, Bruce Allen Corley
of Axis, Alabama and S/Sgt. William L. Corley of U. S. Marine Corps,
Twenty-nine Palms, California; one brother, John Calvin Corley of Satsuma; one
sister, Mrs. V. A. Everett of Jackson, Tennessee; eight grandchildren; four
great grandchildren; nieces, nephews and other relatives. Funeral services will be held from the chapel
of Radney Funeral Home, Saraland on Wednesday,
February 1, 1984 at 2 pm. Interment will
be in the Mauvilla Cemetery. Visitation
at the funeral home after 5 pm Tuesday.
Funeral arrangements by RADNEY FUNERAL HOME, 1200 Industrial Parkway,
Saraland, Alabama
Submitted by PE Frichtl. (Below is a
second obituary.)
Source: The Mobile [Alabama] Register on February 2,
1984
Mr. Clark Bruce “Cotton” Corley-Funeral services were held from the chapel of Radney Funeral Home, Saraland, Wednesday, February 1, 1984
at 2 pm with Rev. Paul Hunter officiating.
Pallbearers were A. S. Hall, Joe Morris, Bill Hall, Harold Hayes, Lonnie
Jordan, Gene Madden. Full military
honors at the graveside by VFW Post Honor Guard Unit. Firing squad members were Capt. Richard
Johnston, Harold McCloud, Juis Grasen,
Bob Miller. Flag was folded by Capt.
Richard Johnston and Harold McCloud.
Taps sounded by David Hamby.
Capt. Richard Johnston presented flag.
Interment was in Mauvilla Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements by RADNEY FUNERAL HOMES, 1200 Industrial Parkway,
Saraland, AL.
Note: Submitted by PE Frichtl.
Source: The
Bloomington [Indiana] Herald-Telephone; September 18, 1984
LINTON
-- Myrtle E. Cox, 89, of Linton, died Monday at Greene County General Hospital.
She was
born June 12, 1904, in eastern Greene County.
Survivors include one son, John A. Cox of Linton; three daughters,
Thelma Henico, Helen Workman and Wilma Dove, all of
Linton; 15 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
She was
preceded in death by her husband, Floyd J. Cox, in 1974; two sons and nine
brothers and sisters.
Services
will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel in Linton
with the Rev. Carl Hudson officiating. Burial
will be in Fairview Cemetery in Linton.
Friends may call 4-9 p.m. today and
9:30 a.m. until the hour of service Wednesday at the memory chapel.
Curry, Mary Elizabeth Curry, nee Stanley
Source: The Jackson Herald [Ripley, West Virginia];
22 Aug 1984
Accidents
Take Toll In
County
A Sandyville woman was killed and several others injured,
including a Ripley city police officer, as the result of numerous accidents in
Jackson County this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Curry, 78, was killed shortly
before 11 a.m. Friday morning in a two-car accident at the intersection of
Routes 2 and 56. Four other persons were
injured in the collision.
Three
persons were injured, including Ripley Police Captain R. L. Fridley, in a
spectacular two-car crash on West Main Street in front of Rax
Restaurant at 2:55 Sunday morning . . . .*
Curry
Accident
Mrs.
Curry was a passenger in a 1970 AMC owned and operated by her husband William,
86. Deputy Grover Anderson reported that
the Currys pulled out of Rt. 56 into the path of a
1981 Chevrolet that was southbound on Rt. 2.
Jimmie R. Walls, 44, of East Liverpool, Ohio, was listed as the driver
of the Chevrolet and his wife, Phillis, 44, was the owner.
All of
the victims, including Opal Adkins, 71, of Hamlin, who was riding with Mr. and
Mrs. Walls were transported to Jackson General Hospital in three county
ambulances. Mrs. Curry was pronunced dead shortly after arrival. Mrs. Adkins was admitted for observation and
Mr. and Mrs. Walls were later transferred by an ambulance to a hospital near
their Ohio home. Anderson cited Mr.
Curry with failing to yield right of way and both vehicles were listed as totalled.
Curry
Services
Mrs.
Curry was a former Jackson County school employee and a member of Independence
United Methodist Church, Sandyville.
Surviving husband, William; son, Ross Dillon Jr. of Williamstown;
step-son, Paul Curry of Egypt; step-daughter, Marjorie Zadawich
of Ohio; brothers, Harry Stanley of Williamstown, Benton and Carl Stanley of
Ravenswood; sisters, Mrs. Ruth Mitchell of Barberton, Ohio, Mrs. Essie Lawson
of Durham, N.C., Mrs. Elsie Shenefield of Sandyville; two grandchildren.
Services
were Monday at Independence United Methodist Church with the Rev. Paul Parsons
officiating. Burial was Independence
Cemetery with Vail Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
*Submitter’s Note: I omitted several paragraphs here
related to this second unrelated accident.
Source: The Springfield [Missouri] News-Leader; Wednesday, 19 Sep 1984
Norman
Davis, 63
NIANGUA
-- Services for Norman Davis, 63, Niangua, will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in
Barber-Edwards-Arthur Chapel, Marshfield, with the Revs. Roy
Cantrell and Ivan Parker officiating.
Burial will follow in Happy Home Cemetery, near Conway.
Mr.
Davis died at 12:30 p.m. Monday in Cox Medical Center, Springfield, after a
long illness.
Survivors include his wife, Doris; six sons, Larry, Ekland,
Lowell, Marshfield, Lee, Kansas City, Loyd, Conway,
Lynn of the home and Lester, Nixa; three daughters Faye Vestal and Sue McBride,
both of Conway, and Helen Massey, Kansas City; two sisters, Ruby Dinwiddie and
Rosabell Perryman, both of Niangua; 20 grandchildren; and five
great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. today in the funeral home.
Source: The Marietta [Ohio] Times; 8 May 1984
Dean C. Day, 57, of 613 Montgomery St. was
dead on arrival at Marietta Memorial Hospital at 11:30 a.m. Monday.
He was born July 19, 1926, at Akron to
Carl and Edith Powers Day. He had owned
and operated Day’s Roofing Co. and was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic
Church at Lowell; A veteran of World War
II and the Korean Conflict, he had served as a first sergeant in the Army and
Air Force. He was a member of Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Post 5108; a life member of the Disabled American Veterans,
Pioneer City 52; F.O.P.A., and American Legion Post 64.
Survivors include his wife, the former
Rhea Bradford; a daughter, Mrs. James (Dianne) Lantz of Belle Valley; four
stepdaughters, Mrs. Michael (Debra) Leffew of Milton,
W.Va., and Mrs. Michael (Julia) Howard, Mrs. James (Cara) Canter and Mrs.
Steven (Jacqueline) Carpenter, all of Marietta; and three grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 a.m.
Thursday in Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church with Father Donal
O'Carroll officiating. Burial will be in
Oak Grove Cemetery.
Christian wake services will be held at
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hadley Funeral Home, Marietta, where friends may call
from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Memorials may be made to the Washington
County Heart Association.
Fearing, Davetta Fearing, nee Bailey
Source: The Dayton [Ohio] Daily News; 21 Sep 1984
FEARING,
Davetta, age 76, died Wednesday at St. Elizabeth
Medical Center. Survived by a daughter
and son-in-law, Betty and Raymond Adams, with whom she made her home; son and
daughter-in-law, Charles and Judy Fearing; grandchildren Mrs. John (Peggy) Schulke, Michael K. McGinnis, Mrs. Ernest (Carmen) Riebesell SW II, Dale L. Kennard, Mrs. Ronald (Gail D.)
Lindsey, Mrs. Donald (Terrijo) Boehmer,
Traci S. Fearing, Jesse A. Fearing; 13 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by 1 granddaughter. Funeral service 10 a.m. Saturday, Schlientz & Moore Funeral Home, 1632 Wayne Av. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m.
Friday at the funeral home.
Fleming,
Vivian Fleming, nee Cronin
Source: as posted on FINDAGRAVE.COM; December, 1984
Vivian Fleming, 67, of St. Marys, died Friday morning* in Camden-Clark Memorial
Hospital, Parkersburg.
She was born in Finch, Ritchie County,
a daughter of Lucretia Jameson Cronin of Rt. 1, St. Marys,
and the late Brady Cronin. She was a member of Rock Run United Methodist
Church.
She is survived by her husband, Stanley
Fleming; one son, Randall Fleming, at home; five brothers, Brady and Wayne
Cronin, both of St. Marys, Ralph Cronin of Belle,
Clifford Cronin of Finch, and Keith Cronin of Harrisville; three sisters, Hilda
Cronin of Middlebourne, Nadine Hatfield of Smithville, and Marnella
Nichols of St. Marys.
Services were held at 1pm Sunday at the
Nine Mile United Methodist Church.
Burial was in the Nine Mile Cemetery.
*The FINDAGRAVE web site gave the death date as 14 Dec
1984.
Frank, Osal D. Frank
Source: as posted on findagrave;
24 May 1984
Osal D.
Frank, 81, of Miltonsburg, Route 3, Woodsfield, died
May 23, in Bethesda Hospital, Zanesville. He was born Dec. 2, 1902, in Monroe
County, the son of the late August and Matilda Keeser
Frank.
He was a member of the Church of
Christ.
Mr. Frank was preceded in death by
seven brothers and one sister.
He is survived by his wife, Ethel L.
Kinney Frank; five sons, Forrest Frank and James Frank of Route 3, Woodsfield;
John Frank of Caldwell; Eugene Frank of Beallsville, Oscar Edward Frank of
Lewisville; one daughter Mrs. Rose Ann Agee of Lilburn, Ga; 11 grandchildren;
one great-grandchild; one sister, Mrs. Rose Devore of Woodsfield.
Friends will be received at the
Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, 2 to 9 p.m. today, where services will
be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, with Nelson Kidder officiating. Burial will be
in Friendship Cemetery, Lewisville.
Charles E. Franks, age 81, of
Alliance, passed away Wednesday, February 22, 1984 at Alliance City Hospital
following a short illness. He was born in Harriettsville
on September 23, 1902 to the late Henry and Bessie Walker Franks. He and the
former Elsie Culler were married August 14, 1929 in Danville, Ohio by the Rev.
G.W. Phillips.
They celebrated their 54th wedding
anniversary in 1983.
He was retired from Armor Co. and had been
a farmer. He was a member of the United Methodist Church.
Survived by his wife, Elsie; a sister,
Hazel Lindamood of Wintersville;
three brothers, Raymond of Summerfield, Wilbert of Lewisville and J. Monroe of
Alliance. He was proceded [sic—preceded] by death by a brother,
Henry.
Services were conducted at the Stier-Israel Funeral Home, Louisville on Saturday, Feb 25
with the Rev. Stephen W. Broche officiating. Interment was in Freeburg Church
of the Brethern [sic—Brethren]
Cemetery.
Source: The Beatrice [Nebraska] Daily Sun; Thursday, 9 Feb 1984
DILLER
-- Dwaine Freitag, 51, Diller, died unexpectedly
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1984, in a Beatrice hospital.
Born Aug. 17, 1932, at Diller.
Survivors: wife, Barbara; sons,
Russ, Randy and Eric, all of Diller; mother, Edith Freitag,
Fairbury; brother, Darrel, Fairbury; sisters, Mrs. Bowman (Mary) Kunc of Narka, Kan., and Mrs.
Kenneth (Joyce) Cordry of Manhattan, Kan.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Saturday, First Baptist Church,
Fairbury, the Rev. John Dennert. Burial:
Prairie Home Cemetery, Diller. Memorials to family.
Nuckolls-Meyer Funeral Home, Fairbury.
Gill, Lawrence "Larry" E. Gill
Source: The Evening Review [East Liverpool, Ohio]; 16
May 1984
FORMER CITY
MAN SLAIN IN
HOLDUP AT BOOK
STORE
Services are to be held Friday for a
38-year-old former East Liverpool man who was shot and killed during an alleged
hold-up Monday in a Santa Rosa (Calif.) book store where he was employed.
The Sonomo
County Sheriff's office said Lawrence "Larry" E. Gill of Colgan Ave. was the victim of a robbery at the Adult Book
Store, where Gill worked as a night clerk and janitor.
He had been manager of the State Liquor
Store in East Liverpool prior to moving to California in September 1983.
A native of East Liverpool, Mr. Gill
was born April 6, 1946, a son of Howard Gill and Lucy Creel Gill.
He is survived by a brother and a
sister, Russell H. Gill and Miss Donna J. Gill, both at the home, and a cousin,
Carol Stewart, of whom he was guardian at the home.
The rites are to be conducted at 2 p.m.
at the Martin Funeral Home in East Liverpool by the Rev. James M. Armpriester of the First Assembly of God Church.
Burial is to be in Shadow Lawn Memorial
Gardens in Newell.
Friends may call at the funeral home
one hour prior to the service.
Source: The Canton [Ohio] Repository; 15 May 1984
Robert H. Harriman, age 68, of October
Hill Camp Grounds in Loudonville, OH, was pronounced dead on arrival Monday
afternoon at Mansfield General Hospital.
His death was due to an apparent heart attack. Born in Harrison County, he had lived
practically his entire life in Canton and was a veteran of World War II, having
served in the U.S. Army. He was retired
from the Sheet Metal Local #70, having worked
for Cramers Inc., retiring in 1978. He was a member of Reedurban
United Presbyterian Church, member of the American Legion Post #257 in
Loudonville and served as a trustee for the October Hill Camp Lot Owners Assoc.
in Loudonville. Preceded in death by a
brother, Edward Harriman. Survivors
include his wife, Betty Harriman of the home, two sons, Mark A. Harriman of New
Philadelphia, OH and Robert D. Harriman of St. Paul, MN; one daughter, Mrs.
Harlan (Holly) Ferguson Jr. of Canton; stepmother, Mrs. Gladys Harriman of
Canton; a brother, Chester A. Harriman of Arnold, of Ohio; seven
grandchildren. Memorial services will be
conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Reed Funeral Home with Rev. Wilson Wood
officiating. There will be no calling
hours. Cremation will take place
following the services. In lieu of
flowers, memorial donations may be made to the October Hill Building Fund, P.O.
Box 301, Loudonville, OH 44842.
Hatch, Katherine E. Hatch, nee Coughlan
Source: The Martins Ferry [Ohio] Times Leader; 15 Apr
1984
Katherine E. Hatch, of 815 Elm St.,
Martins Ferry, died Friday evening at Ohio Valley Medical Center. She was the daughter of the late Francis and
Emma Wagner Coughlan.
The owner-operator of the Katherine
Hatch Beauty Shop for 57 years, she was a charter member of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance Church of Bethlehem, W. Va., and the Degree of Honor of
Pythian Sisters of Wheeling.
Preceding her in death was her husband,
Ralph J. (Chick) Hatch on July 23, 1971.
Surviving are a son, Ralph W. Hatch of
St. Clairsville; two daughters, Mrs. Mary K. Drummond
of Bridgeport and Marjorie Hatch of the home; a brother, Frank Coughlan of
Wheeling Island and a sister, Regina Marquardt of Wheeling; four grandchildren;
six great-grandchildren.
Members of the family will receive
friends at the Heslop Funeral Home, Martins Ferry,
today, 7 to 9 p.m., and Monday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. where services will be
held Tuesday at 11 a.m., with the Rev. L. W. Weston officiating. Burial will be in Holly Memorial Gardens,
Pleasant Grove.
Source: The
Martins Ferry [Ohio] Times Leader; 4 Jun 1984
Marjorie
E. Hatch, 63, a resident of 815 Elm St., Martins Ferry, died Sunday in Ohio
Valley Medical Center, Wheeling, due to injuries sustained in a fall at her
home. She was born Aug. 27, 1920, in
Martins Ferry, the daughter of the late Ralph J. (Chick) and Katherine E.
Coughlan Hatch.
She was
a retired employee of Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp., Martins Ferry plant, and
was a member of the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church, Bethlehem.
Surviving are a brother, Ralph W. Hatch of St. Clairsville;
a sister, Mrs. Mary K. Drummond of Bridgeport; several nieces and nephews.
Members of
the family will receive friends at the Heslop Funeral
Home, Martins Ferry, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday,
where services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with the Rev. L. W.
Weston and the Rev. Bill Frasnelli officiating. Burial will be in Holly Memorial Gardens,
Pleasant Grove.
Source: The Grand Rapids [Michigan] Press; Friday, 23
Nov 1984
HERLAN -- Mr. Robert Allen Herlan, aged 50, of Grand Rapids, passed away Wednesday,
November 21, 1984.
He was preceded in death by his brother
Lowell Ray. Surviving are his wife,
Barbara; his children, Jeffrey and Michelle Bunker, Debra Carr
and Alecia Drevers, all of Grand Rapids; three
grandchildren; his parents, Joseph and Edith Herlan
of New Port [sic--Newport], OH; two brothers, John and Sue Herlan and Ronald and Sandra Herlan,
all of Newport, OH; two sisters, Mrs. Carl (Helen) Farson
of Coopersville, and Mrs. Lloyd (Donna) Hearn of Jenison; several nieces and
nephews.
Funeral Services will be held 1:30 p.m.
Saturday from the funeral home with Russell Holden officiating. Interment Floralview
Cemetery. Visiting hours 7 to 9 Friday
at the Grandville Chapel of Cook Funeral Home (4235 Prairie St.).
Hilliard, Audrey Hilliard, nee Rousseau
Source: The Tullahoma [Tennessee] News &
Guardian; Tuesday, August 14, 1984
Mrs. Audrey Hilliard, of 107 Broadrick Street, Tullahoma, died Thursday at Harton Regional Medical Center in Tullahoma of a heart
attack. She was 84.
A native of Paint Rock, Ala., she was
the wife of the late Ralph Hilliard and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Rousseau of Paint Rock.
Services were held yesterday at the Hosselton Funeral Home in Cisne,
Ill., with the burial following at Oak Valley Cemetery in Cisne.
Survivors are her daughter, Hazel Kirkman, of Tullahoma, two-grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
Source: Daily Clay County [Illinois] Advocate Press;
9 Nov 1984
Ira C. Hilliard, 72, Cisne, died at 3:10 p.m. on Thursday at the Flora Care
Center.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. on
Monday at the Hosselton Funeral Home in Cisne, with burial in Cisne Cemetery. Visitation will be from 7-9 p.m. on Sunday at
the funeral home.
Mr. Hilliard was born on July 17, 1912,
in Wayne County to William and Alice (Dickey) Hilliard.
Mr. Hilliard was a retired pumper for
the Texaco Oil Co. and a member of the Rock Branch General Baptist Church in Cisne.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Mary Ann) Arn
and Deanne Hilliard, both of Byron; two sons, Harold of Byron and Larry of
Rockford; three sisters, Mrs. Dan (Edith) Rogers of Cisne
and Mrs. Edgar (Allie) Cousin and Mrs. Vincent (Stella) Cousin, both of
Springfield; one half-sister, Mrs. Lenora Pennington of Rochelle; one brother,
Willis of Cisne; 10 grandchildren; and one
great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by one sister,
five half-sisters, three half-brothers and his parents.
Hoesman, Elizabeth M. Hoesman, nee Pope
Source: The Columbus [Indiana] Republic; 7 May 1984
Beauty Operator
Elizabeth M.
Hoesman
11001
E. Ind. 7
Elizabeth M. Hoesman,
54, of 11001 E. Ind. 7, died at 5 a.m. today at Methodist Hospital in
Indianapolis after a lengthy illness.
She was a graduate of the House of
James Beauty College and had owned the Chateau Beauty Shop at Seventh and Washington
streets. She retired from the Vogue
Beauty Shop about two years ago because of ill health.
Funeral service will be conducted by
the Rev. Wayne Bozell at 11 a.m. Thursday at Barkes, Inlow and Weaver Funeral
Home on Washington Street. Burial will
be at Garland Brook Cemetery. Calling
hours will be from 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and from 9 a.m. Thursday until time of
the service. A Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary memorial service will be conducted at the funeral home at 8 p.m.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hoesman
was born Dec. 5, 1929, in Bartholomew County, to Floyd and Goldie Drake
Pope. She was married to Billy Joe Hoesman Nov. 15, 1947, and he survives. She was a member of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary and a charter member of Lowellettes
Extension Homemakers Club.
Surviving besides her husband are a
son, Royce Hoesman of 10520 E. Ind
7; one daughter, Barbara Hull of Houston, Texas; three brothers, Ralph Pope of
California, Emil Pope of Franklin and Robert Pope of Kokomo; three sisters,
Elsie Wood of Clifford, Margaret Ward of Columbus and Ruth Taylor of Columbia,
Ky., and four grandchildren.
Source: The Topeka [Kansas] Capital Journal; Sunday,
10 Jun 1984
HOLTON -- Freda Louise Holzle, 75, Route 2, Holton, died Saturday, June 9, at a
Holton hospital.
Miss Holzle
was self-employed.
She was born Jan. 28, 1909, at Topeka,
the daughter of William and Julia Hyatt Holzle.
Miss Holzle
was a member of First Baptist Church at Holton.
Survivors include a brother, William Holzle, Topeka.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at
Mercer Funeral Home. Burial will be in
Rochester Cemetery at Topeka. Memorial
contributions may be made to First Baptist Church Building Fund at Holton in
care of the church, 66436.
Hossman, Florence E. Hossman, nee Trott
Source: Obituaries from Belmont County [Ohio]
Newspapers ca 1941-1981, page 378
Florence E. Hossman,
78, of 62034 Bailey Rd., Barnesville, died April 13, 1984 in Barnesville
Hospital. Born Oct. 1, 1905 in Belmont
County, she was a daughter of James and Sadie Edwards Trott. She was a methodist
and member of Barnesville Senior Citizens.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Raymond in 1975, and an infant son and two sisters.
Surviving are one son, Gary Hossman, Barnesville; four sisters, Mrs. Edyth Banford, Mrs. Virgil
(Gladys) Danford and Mrs. William (Doris) Warrick,
all of Barnesville; and Mrs. Cecil (Mary) McEndree of
Doylestown; three granddaughters.
Friends were received at the Campbell-Plumly Funeral Home where services were held there Sunday
at 1 p.m. with Rev. Gail Smith officiating.
Burial was made in the Crestview Cemetery.
Source: The Delaware [Ohio] Gazette; 7 Mar 1984
Robert H. Houck, 67, of 225 S. Sandusky
St., was found dead of natural causes at his home Tuesday afternoon.
A native of Johnstown, he had been a
native of Delaware 35 years. He was a
retired heavy equipment mechanic.
Surviving are two sons, William, Mount
Gilead, and Robert A., 10 Orchard Heights; a daughter Judy Smith, Marengo; a
brother, Albert, Urichsville; and 10 grandchildren.
His wife, Mildred, died in 1973.
No calling hours will be held. Graveside services will be Thursday at 2 p.m.
at Oak Grove, with the Rev. Donald Sanders officiating. Arrangements are by the Robinson Funeral
Home.
Howiler, Donald
R. Howiler Jr.
Source: The Cambridge [Ohio] Jeffersonian; Saturday,
21 July 1984
SUMMERFIELD-----Donald R. Howiler Jr., 11 of Temperanceville, died Friday morning
(July 20, 1984) at Ohio Valley Medical Center, Wheeling WVA of injuries sustained
in an auto accident.
He was born July 3, 1973, in Cambridge,
son of Donald R. and Betty Leach Howiler of
Temperanceville. Donald was a fifth-grade student at Barnesville Elementary
School.
In addition to his parents, he leaves
one sister, Ruth Ann of the home; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Howiler and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Leach,
all of Quaker City R.D. 1 and several aunts and uncles.
Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Sunday at Neff-Bruback Funeral Home here. Services
will be 1 p.m. Monday at Calais Church in Calais with Pastor James Brown
officiating. Body will be taken to the church one hour prior to services.
Burial will be in Calais Cemetery.
Source: The Knoxville [Tennessee] News-Sentinel;
Monday, 23 Jul 1984
Obituaries
Knox County
Area
Robert
L. Love, 7, Bristol
Source: Nelson Co., Kentucky newspaper; 12 Jul 1984
Retired Grigsby
worker, 'Pops' Hyatt,
dies
Duane "Pops" Hyatt, 67, died
suddenly Tuesday morning, July 10, at his home on Poplar Flat Road. Hyatt was a native of Topeka, Kansas, and a
retired employee of Grigsby International Farm Implement Co.
Survivors include his wife, the former
Bernice Berry; one stepson, Bob Atwood of Bardstown; and two brothers, Charles
Hyatt of Phoenix, Arizona, and Milfred Hyatt of
Preston, Mo.
The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friday
at the M. H. Proffitt Funeral Home, with burial in
Mill Creek Baptist Church Cemetery.
Visitation was held after 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Source: The Cleveland [Ohio] Plain Dealer; 01 August
1984
JANOVSKY
GEZA
PAUL JANOVSKY, age 54, (30 year member
of South Euclid Fire Department), beloved husband of Patricia JoAnn (nee
Seibel), dear father of Timothy Janovsky, Dale Janovsky, Doreen Madere, John,
Brenda and Troy Frank, son of the late Geza and Rose,
dear brother of Rose Janovsky and Mary Mark. Services at the Funeral Home, Thursday,
August 2, at 10 a.m. Interment Sunset
Memorial Park. Friends received at the
RIPEPI FUNERAL HOME,
5762 PEARL RD., (AT
SNOW RD), TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY 2-4
AND 7-9 P.M.
Source: The Tell City [Indiana] Public Library obit
file; 13 Jan 1984
BRISTOW -- Thomas Jarboe,
70, died at 1:15 pm Wednesday Jan. 11 at Perry County Memorial Hospital where
he had been a medical patient several days.
A
native of Perry County, Mr. Jarboe was born Nov. 26,
1913, the son of the late Sylvester and Katie (Morris) Jarboe. He was preceded in death by his first wife
the former Mildred Gayer on May 18, 1962; a son Kenneth in 1959 and a brother
David in 1978.
Mr. Jarboe
was owner and operator of Tom’s Body Shop in Tell City until he sold the
business in 1975 to Dick Jarboe and Paul Huck, after
which he was owner and operator of Bristow Tavern.
Surviving are his wife, Bernice; a
daughter, Miss Cinda
Jarboe of Monroe, Ohio; a son, Dick of Tell
City; a stepson, Harry Bays of Tell City; a sister, Mrs. Janie Harding of Mackville, KY; a brother, Alfred of Tell City; two
granddaughters and three step-grandchildren.
Services were held at 10
am Friday (today) at Finch Funeral Home with burial in Lilly Dale Cemetery.
Submitter’s Note: The
obituary for his wife Mildred gives her death date as May 16, 1962.
Submitted by PE Frichtl.
Source: The Daily Jeffersonian [Cambridge, Ohio]; 21 Feb 1984
QUAKER
CITY -- Helen V. Johnson, 76, of the Ohio District Council Nursing Home,
Zanesville, died 1:33 a.m. today (Feb. 21, 1984) at Good Samaritan Medical
Center.
She was born Dec. 15, 1908, in Monroe
County, daughter of James V. and Jennie Stephen.
She leaves two nephews, James W.
Johnson of San Francisco, Calif., and Dr. John R. Johnson of Washington, D.C.;
one great-nephew, Grant J. Johnson of San Francisco, Calif.; a sister-in-law,
Ethel Johnson of Quaker City.
In addition to her parents, she was
preceded in death by one brother.
Friends may call 7 until 9 p.m.
Thursday at Thorn-Eberle Funeral Home in Quaker City,
where services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday with the Rev. Ron Miller
officiating. Burial will be in Friends
Cemetery, Quaker City.
Kauffman, Sandra L. Kauffman, nee Highman
Source: The Ashland [Ohio] Times Gazette; 30 Apr 1984
Three Ashlanders
killed in
accident
Three Ashlanders
were killed and one injured as the result of a one-car accident early Sunday on
Ohio 18 about one mile east of Wellington in Lorain County.
Merrell J. Lucas, 58, 418 Sloan Ave.;
and passengers Sandra L. Kauffman, 35, 25 E. Twelfth St.; and James L. Owens,
44, 1471 Troy Road, sustained fatal injuries when the car, driven by Lucas and
eastbound on Ohio 18, went off the road after entering a gradual curve and
continued on into a ditch where it slid on its side and eventually overturned,
throwing the occupants from the vehicle, according to the Elyria Post of the
Highway Patrol.
The accident occurred at about 1:20
a.m., a patrol spokesman said.
Passenger David Kauffman, Mrs.
Kauffman's husband, is listed in stable condition today in Wellington Community
Hospital in Wellington.
Funeral arrangements for Lucas and Mrs.
Kauffman are incomplete at the Heyl Funeral Home.
Lucas was a Nationwide Insurance agent
in the Ashland area for 20 years.
Funeral arrangements for Owens are
incomplete at Denbow-Primm Funeral Home.
*Submitter's Note: Below is Sandra Kauffman's obituary.
Kauffman, Sandra L. Kauffman, nee Highman
Source: The Ashland [Ohio] Times Gazette; 1 May 1984
Services for Sandra L. Kauffman will be
at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Heyl Funeral Home. Burial will be in Ashland County Memorial
Park.
Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.
Thursday at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorial
contributions may be made to St. Vincent Charity Hospital, Cleveland.
Born in Ashland, Nov. 7, 1948, she was
the daughter of Ramon and Ethel Payne Highman.
She was a resident of the area all of
her life, and was employed as a secretary for Nationwide Insurance.
Survivors include her husband, David; two
sons, Rick Oeken Kauffman and Lee Kauffman, both of
Ashland; one sister, Debbie Vogel of Ashland; her father, Ramon of Ashland and
her grandmother, Olive Highman Repp
of Bridgeport.
*Submitter's
Note: Below is the funeral announcement.
Kauffman,
Sandra L. Kauffman, nee Highman
Source: The
Ashland [Ohio] Times Gazette; 2 May 1984
Services
for Sandra L. Kauffman will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in Heyl
Funeral Home with the Rev. Rick Barnes
officiating. Burial will be in Ashland
County Memorial Park.
Source: The Tennessean [Nashville, Tennessee];
Saturday, 14 Apr 1984
KEOWN, Leonard -- April 12, 1984 at a
local hospital. Survived by aunts, Mrs.
Owens Glenn, Elsie Brooks; uncle, George Lamastus, of
Bowling Green, Ky.; a loving friend, Mrs. Joann Townsley,
Nashville; several nieces and nephews; other relatives and friends. Graveside services Monday, April 16, 11:00
a.m., National Cemetery, Dr. Charles Worrell officiating. T.T.
HOCKETT & SONS
FUNERAL HOME, INC.
Source: The Toronto [Ohio] Tribune; Thursday, 14 Jun
1984
Paul Kidder died early Monday morning
from the injuries he suffered in a three-vehicle traffic collision Sunday night
in Steubenville.
Kidder was riding in a car operated by
John C. Tiuchowski, age 19, of 543 Union Avenue,
Steubenville, who is listed in fair condition at St. Johns Medical Center with
multiple trauma, lacerations of the scalp and face and a fractured nasal bone.
Also hospitalized is Kenneth E.
Whitacre, age 42, of 2438 Cherry Street, Steubenville, who was driving a
truck. He is listed in fair condition at
Ohio Valley Hospital.
A passenger, Leona Taravelia,
age 77, of 233 Ravine street, Steubenville, in a car driven by Sam J. Taravelia, age 73, of the same address, was treated and
released from St. John Medical Center.
Steubenville police said Tiuchowski's eastbound car swerved across the center line
at a point on Sunset Blvd., near Pico street at 10:35 p.m., Sunday evening, and
hit the left rear corner of Travelia's westbound car,
tearing off the bumper. The eastbound
car continued at a high rate of speed, apparently out of control, sheered off a power pole, struck the third car (Whitacre's)
and then hit another pole before overturning.
Mass of Christian Burial for Paul
Kidder, 19, of East Road, RD 1, Toronto was celebrated Thursday (today) at 10
a.m. at North American Martyrs Church with the Rev. David Huffamn
as celebrant. Rosary was said Wednesday
at 8 p.m. in the McClave-Chandler-Mills Funeral Home
and burial was in Island Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Kidder died at Allegheny General
Hospital, Pittsburgh Sunday, June 10, 1984 of injuries sustained in an
auto-truck accident.
He was an employee of the service
department of Hanna Chevrolet and Cadillac, a 1983 graduate of Catholic Central
High School and was a member of Our Lady of North American Martyrs Catholic
Church.
Surviving are his parents, Richard P.
and Mary Margaret Schrader Kidder of RD 1, Toronto; two sisters, Lynn and Beth,
both at home; maternal grandmother,* Mr.* and Mrs.* Edward Schrader of RD 1,
Steubenville; and paternal grandmother, Ruth Woods of Wintersville.
He was born April 28, 1965 in
Steubenville.
*Submitter's Note: There is an inconsistency in this sentence
about whether just the maternal grandmother or both the maternal grandparents
were survivors.
Source: the Yakima Herald
Republic, Washington, September 3, 1984
Harley Lee Kinkade, 73, of Mabton, died Saturday evening in Sunnyside General
Hospital.
Mr. Kinkade was born Nov. 12,
1910, at Grove Springs, Mo., the son of John And Essie (Carr)
Kinkade.
After an early childhood spent in Montana, he and his
family moved to Mabton, where he attended school at Belma and Bethany.
In 1925, the family moved to Montana. On Sept. 29, 1932, he married Helen Kenneguaard at Bozeman, Mont.
In 1934 they moved to Mabton,
where he farmed. Helen died in 1964.
On March 26, 1970, he married Iola Spicher
Hill at Grandview. They farmed on Buss
Road in Mabton, raising horses and cattle.
He is survived by his wife, Iola Kinkade,
of Mabton; one son, Jerald Kinkade
of Warden, Wash.; two daughters, Velva Wright of Kennewick and Joyce Ann
McBride of Bickleton; one brother, Charles Kinkade of Mabton; two sisters,
Veda Harrison of Selah and Thelma Satterfield of Mabton;
seven grandchildren and one great-grandson; numerous nieces and nephews.
Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the
Mabton Cemetary [sic]. Friends may call at the Hipwell’s
Chapel of the Valley Funeral Home from noon to 8:30 p.m. today.
Source: The Philadelphia [Pennsylvania] Inquirer -
Wednesday, 5 Dec 1984
KINKADE
Dec. 3, 1984, LEWIS (LOU), beloved
husband of Vera (nee Lashendock), and devoted father
of Robert Kinkade and Mary Lou Hegelgans
[sic--Hagelgans]. He will be sadly missed by 5 grandchildren. Relatives, friends, neighbors and Boleslaw Grochowski American Post No. 396, invited to his funeral
Fri., 8:30 A.M. WALCZAK FUNERAL HOME, 2391 E. Orthodox St. (at Aramingo Ave.). Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bartholomew's Church, 9:30 A.M. Int. Resurrection Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.
Source: The Lebanon [Missouri] Daily Record; 10 May
1984
Services for Vernice
Kinkade were held May 3 at Colonial Funeral Chapel
with Dr. Robert Shank officiating. Burial
was in Springfield National Cemetery with U.S. Army escorts.
Vernice, son
of Oliver Perry Kinkade and Sarah Elizabeth Hughes Kinkade, was born Oct. 26, 1907 in Wright County and died
April 29, 1984 in Lebanon Care Center.
He served with the United States Army
receiving an honorable discharge Nov. 18, 1945.
He was employed as a heavy equipment operator for several years. He retired from the University of Kentucky
where he had worked for 12 years as custodian.
He had made his home in Laclede County since 1980. He was preceded in death by his parents, and
one brother, Clifford.
Survivors include two sisters, Gladys
Bledsoe and Eula Wright, both of Lebanon.
Source: The New Castle [Pennsylvania] News; Tuesday,
12 Jun 1984
SLIPPERY ROCK -- Gordon Edison Knight,
57, of RD 3 died at 4:30 p.m. June 11, 1984, in United Community Hospital, Pine
Township, Mercer County, after being crushed by a truck in a farming accident
in Venango County.
He was born in Camden On
Gauley, W.Va., on Nov. 18, 1926, to Boyd Albert and Myrtle Goldie Morris
Knight. He is survived by his wife, the
former Vera M. Johnston, who he married April 11, 1949.
Mr. Knight was employed as a saw mail
worker by Liberty Lumber Co. He was of
the Protestant faith and a member of the Slippery Rock American Legion, Stone
House Agitators CB Radio Club and Deer Hunters of Harrisville. He was a leader of the Country Travelers
Board and a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean conflict.
Also surviving are three sons, Richard
A. of RD 3 Grove City, Steven R. and Donald D., both of RD 3 Slippery Rock; a
step-mother, Agnes Walters Knight of RD 3 Slippery Rock; a daughter Mrs. John
(Debra) Reeder of R 2 Grove City; six sisters, Mrs. Frank (Evelyn) Bennett of
Slippery Rock, Mrs. Paul (Ruby) Thompson of Craigsville, W.Va., Mrs. Richard
(Hazel) Detamore of Randallstown, Md., Mrs. Lonnie
(Betty) Martin of RD 3 Slippery Rock, Mrs. Gene (Dorothyleen)
Kyer of Richwood, W.Va., Mrs. Joseph (Bonnie) DeCaria of RD 2 Ellwood City; a stepsister, Mrs. Carl (Paulene)
Hall of Hanley, W.Va.; seven brothers, Joseph of Clarksburg, W.Va., Leonard of
Princeton, Orville (Bud) of Dille, W.Va., William of
RD 2 Harrisville, James of RD 1 Volant, Paul (Junior) of Colora,
Md., Gerald of RD 2 Volant and six grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son,
Daniel, and a daughter, Connie Lynn.
Visiting hours will be from 7 to 9 p.m.
today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Smith Funeral Home, 421
New Castle St. A service will be
conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday in the funeral home by the Rev. Alfred V. Nulph of Drake Alliance Church in Leesburg. Interment will be in Slippery Rock Cemetery.
Kovalchuk, Martha Kovalchuk, nee Bradshaw
Source: The Cleveland [Ohio] Plain Dealer; 16 Dec
1984
MARTHA
KOVALCHUK, (nee Bradshaw), beloved wife of Joseph, stepmother of Joseph
Jr., grandmother of three, sister of Edna Dulaney and
the late Bertha See, Mary Durst, Florence Brinnager,
Clara Munnie, Mable Howard, Joseph and William
Bradshaw, Sr. Services Monday 1 p.m. at
DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, 4154 CLARK AVE.,
WILLOUGHBY where family will receive friends SUNDAY 2-4 and 7-9 P.M.
Lafferre, Edna Pearl Lafferre, nee
Spence
Source: The The Robinson
[Illinois] Daily News; 24 Sep 1984
Edna Pearl Lafferre,
86, Robinson, died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Mrs. Lafferre
is survived by two sons, Thomas and Donald of St. Louis, Mo., two grandchildren
and one sister-in-law, Olive Lafferre of Woodsfield,
Ohio. She was preceded in death by one
son and her husband.
Funeral services were at 10 a.m. today
in Buchanan Funeral Home in Robinson with Rev. Chester Hout
officiating. Burial was in the Robinson
New Cemetery. Memorials may be made to
the Otterbein United Methodist Church.
Source: The Robinson [Illinois] Daily News; Tuesday,
13 Mar 1984
John Hall
[sic--Paul] Lafferre
John Hall [sic--Paul] Lafferre, 64 of Robinson, died Monday at Crawford Memorial
Hospital, Robinson.
Survivors include his mother, Edna of
Robinson; two brothers, Don of Pennsylvania, and Tom of St. Louis. He was preceded in death by his father,
Clarence.
Private services are pending at
Buchanan Funeral Home in Robinson.
*Submitter's Note: Below is the funeral article.
Source: The Robinson [Illinois] Daily News; Wednesday,
14 Mar 1984
John Paul
Lafferre
Private services were held this morning
at Buchanan Funeral Home in Robinson, for John Paul Lafferre,
who died Monday at Crawford Memorial Hospital in Robinson.
Landefeld,
Beatrice Landefeld, nee Mathess
Source: The Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio, November 1984
Beatrice Landefeld, daughter of
the late Shannon and Syrena DeVaul
Mathess was born March 6, 1904, at Jackson Ridge,
Ohio, in Monroe County and departed this life November 24, 1984, in Barnesville
Hospital at Barnesville, Ohio. She was 80 years, eight months, and 18 days old
at the time of death.
On September 3, 1924, Bea was united in marriage with Homer Landefeld who preceded her in death in 1959.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William (Juanita) Holmes of
Rayland, and a son, Paul E. Landefeld of Route 3,
Woodsfield; five grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and two nieces.
Bea was baptized into Christ at the age of 12 years and
attended Church at Bush Church of Christ as long as health permitted.
She was a kind and loving person and her encouragement and
thoughtfulness will be missed by family and friends.
Services were held November 27 at 2:30 p.m. at Bauer-Turner
Funeral Home with Minister John Hamilton officiating. Burial in Oaklawn Cemetery.
Source: newspaper clipping posted on findagrave; June, 1984
GLENVILLE -- Leo Carl Lattea, 27, of River Street, Glenville, died at 2 p.m. June
14, 1984 at the Burnsville Lake as a result of a boating accident.
He was born Sept. 28, 1957, in
Glenville, a son of Leo Carl Jackson and Mary Jo Lattea
Carr of Glenville.
Surviving are four brothers, Rolen W. Carr, Rodney P. Carr, David W. Carr, Russell L. Carr, all of Glenville; five sisters, Carolyn Dever, Deep Run, N.C., Brneda [sic--Brenda]
Sue Burns, Kingston, N.C., Connie Mae Burns and Sherry Ann Carr,
both of Glenville, Terri Ann King, Coxs Mills;
several nieces and nephews.
He was a farmer and a protestant by
faith.
Source: Licking Co., Ohio newspaper; 15 Dec 1984
Services for Frederick L. Lawrence, 53,
of 84 Manning St., will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Henderson VanAtta
Johnston Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert L. Carter and Major Gary L. Long
officiating. Burial will be in Fairmount
Cemetery.
Mr. Lawrence died Friday morning in his
home. He was born Dec. 5, 1931, in
Newark, to the late Wayne and Louise (Lindmore)
Lawrence.
He retired from Bowerston
Shale Co. in 1978, and was a U.S. Army veteran who served in the Korean
conflict.
He is survived by his wife, Mary J.
(Shaffer) Lawrence; five sons: Wayne R.,
Charles W., Thomas E., Paul A. and Robert L. Lawrence, all of Newark; three
daughters: Mrs. Gary (Cora) Turner,
Helen Lawrence and Linda J. Lawrence, all of Newark; three brothers: Jerry Lawrence of Columbus, Thomas Lawrence
of Newark, and Paul Lawrence of Hanover; one sister, Mrs. William (Linda)
Patterson of Ashland, N.C.; and three grandchildren. One daughter and one son are deceased.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Leach, Martha E. Leach nee Johnson
Source: Belmont Co. OGS Book of Obituaries, 1984
Martha E. Leach, 55, of Quaker City, died Sunday at
University Hospital, Columbus. She was born Jan. 21, 1929 in Belmont County,
the daughter of the late Raymond and Harriett White Johnson.
She was a former employee of Belmont Manufacturing, Barnesville,
and was a Protestant.
Surviving are her husband, Everett (Mutt) Leach; two
daughters, Betty of the home and Bonnie Yeagley of
Malvern; two sisters, Ruth Carpenter of Quaker City and Doris Swinehart of Canton; a brother Clarence Johnson of Beloit;
three grandchildren.
Friends will be received at the Campbell-Plumbly Funeral Home, Barnesville, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.,
Tuesday, where services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, with Robert Merritt
officiating. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery, Hendrysburg.
Source:
Cambridge [Ohio] Jeffersonian; Wednesday, 7 March 1984
CLAYHATCHER, ALA----Word had been
received of the death of William Andrew Leach, 52, of Clayhatcher,
Ala., who died Feb. 15, 1984 at Fort Rucker Army Hospital after an apparent
heart attack.
Mr. Leach was born June 1, 1931, near Salesville, son of Sylvian Foraker and the late William B.
Leach.
He was a retired 20 year veteran of the
U.S. Army.
In addition to his mother, he leaves
his wife, Lousie; his step-father, Vernon Foraker;
three sons, David and Dan, both of Barnesville and Kenneth of Arkansas; two
daughters, Theresa and Hope Leach, both of the home; two brothers, Bob Leach of
Midwest City, Okla., and Jim Leach of Cambridge; two sisters, Leona Yansoik and Leola Giesey of
Quaker City; a step-brother, Robert Yaw of Leon, Iowa; two granddaughters.
Full Military honors were observed.
Searcy Funeral Home, Enterprise, Ala., was in charge of arrangements. Burial
was in Salem Cemetery, Jackson County, FL.
Source: The Marion [Indiana] Chronicle Tribune; 15
Mar 1984
GAS
CITY -- James W. (Bud) Liston, 53, 725 Chestnut Drive, Gas City, died at
9:51 p.m. Tuesday at Marion General Hospital after a short illness.
Mr. Liston was born in Fairmount and
lived in the Gas City area most of his life.
He was formerly employed at the Essex plant, Marion.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby; three daughters,
Mrs. Robert (Debra) McCarrel, Gas City, Mrs. Larry
(Sharon) Andrews, Decatur, and Tonya Loftis, at home; one sister, Mrs. Harley
(Audrey) Hamilton, Marion and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at
the Jay-Swift & Story Funeral Home, 400 E. Main St., Gas City, with the
Rev. Robert McKee officiating. Burial
will be in the Marion IOOF Cemetery.
Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7
to 9 p.m. today and until the time of service Friday at the funeral home.
Source: The Cambridge [Ohio] Jeffersonian; Thursday,
9 Aug 1984
BARNESVILLE -- Dale L. Lucas, 65 of
Barnesville, died Wednesday (Aug. 8, 1984) at Barnesville Hospital.
He was born Sept. 17,* 1918, in Bailey's
Mills, son of Lewis and Ella Carpenter Lucas.
A member of West Main Street Church of Christ and VFW Post 2792, he was
a veteran of World War II.
A daughter, two brothers and two
sisters preceded him in death.
In addition to his wife, Thelma McCort Lucas, he leaves two sons, Gary of Beallsville and
Bruce of Barnesville; two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Leach of Jerusalem and Mrs.
Dana Detling of Barnesville; two brothers, Emmett of
Barnesville and Everett of Canton; five sisters, Mrs. Elva Foster of Duncan
Falls, Mrs. Murriel Davis of Cambridge, Mrs. Louella
Watson of Old Washington, Mrs. Anna Dailey of Florida and Mrs. Margie Abel of
St. Clairsville; 11 grandchildren; one
great-granddaughter.
Friends may call today 2 to 4 and 7 to
9 p.m. at Campbell-Plumly Funeral Home in
Barnesville, where services will be 1 p.m. Friday with Evangelist Keith Storment officiating.
Burial will be in Southern Cemetery, VFW services will be 6:30 p.m.
today at the funeral home.
*Submitter's Note:
The U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014, and the U.S.,
Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, 1850-2010 both give the birth
date as Sept. 27, 1918. Perhaps they are
wrong?
Source: The Bloomington [Indiana] Herald Telephone; 2
Jul 1984
BLOOMFIELD -- George Harvey Lucas, 76,
of Bloomfield, died Saturday at Bloomington Hospital.
Born March 25, 1908, in Koleen, he was the son of Alfred and Melinda (Fearnot) Lucas. He
was a retired stationary engineer at Rock-Ola Manufacturing Co. in Chicago.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth
(Street) Lucas; one daughter, Sue Ellen Porter of Warren, Mich.; one son, Jack
Lucas of Phoenix, Ariz.; three sisters, Anna Stone and Bertha Hudson of
Bloomfield and Flora Jones of Oolitic; one brother,
Elmer Lucas of Hammond; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one
brother.
Services will be 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at
Jenkins Funeral Home in Bloomfield with the Rev. Billie Ed Hostettler
officiating. Burial will be in Ridgeport Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home
4-9 p.m. today and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and from 3 p.m. until the
service.
Roland H. Lumbatis,
73 of Rt 1, Lewisville, died Feb. 6 1984 in the
Woodsfield Health Care Center. He was
born Feb. 14, 1910 in Monroe County, son of the late John E. and Mary
Hanson Lumbatis.
He was a member of the Lewisville Methodist Church and a retired oil
field worker.
He is survived by his wife,
Alpha Bowden Lumbatis, of the home, whom he married
Feb. 17, 1934; two sons, Larry Lumbatis of
Woodsfield, Dennis Lumbatis of Reno; one daughter,
Mrs. Orlan (Janice) Emery of Ashland; three sisters,
Mrs. J. A. (Florence) Carpenter of Beaver Falls, PA, Mrs. Earl (Roberta) McElfresh of Otsego, Mrs. Irvin (Deliah)
Young of Canton; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Friends were received at the
Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, where services were held Wednesday with
Ministers Jim Gibbons and Harold Green officiating. Burial in Frindship Cemetery, Lewisville.
Matz, Elsa M. Matz nee Harmon
Elsa M. Matz, born October 7, 1897; died February 2, 1984; funeral
services Monday, February 6, 1984, at 1 p.m.; officiants, Reverend Lester Dresch and Reverend C. Ronald Wilson; burial :Sherwood
Memorial Gardens; Funeral conducted by McIntire Funeral Home.
Matz, Elsa M.
Source--Memory Card
Maxwell, Bernard Eugene "Gene" Maxwell
Source: The East Liverpool [Ohio] Evening Review; 17
Jan 1984
Bernard Eugene "Gene"
Maxwell, 62, of Jackson St. died this morning as 12:35 in City Hospital after a
10-year illness.
A World War II Army veteran and
lifelong area resident, Mr. Maxwell was born here May 2, 1921, a son of Cecil
Maxwell and Isabel Cronin Maxwell.
He had been a jiggerman
at Hall China Co. and later was a buffer at Buckeye Aluminum Co. in Wooster.
Survivors include three sons, Robert
Maxwell, Dan Maxwell and Roger Maxwell, all of East Liverpool; a daughter, Mrs.
John (Leah Jean) Denney of Culman, Ala.; a sister,
Mrs. Robert (Ruth) Hildebrand of Reedsburg; seven grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Services are to be held Thursday at 10:30
a.m. at the Martin Funeral Home by the Rev. Kenneth Jackson of Wellsville.
Burial is to be in Calcutta
Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home
Wednesday afternoon and night.
McCort, Maggie M. McCort, nee Bunting
Source: The Barnesville [Ohio] Enterprise; 22 Aug
1984
Maggie M. McCort,
85, of 820 West Main St., Barnesville, died Thursday, August 16, 1964 in
Barnesville Hospital.
Born June 17, 1899 in Noble County, she
was a daughter of John W. and Lucetta Morris
Bunting. She was a member of the East
Main Street Church of Christ.
Preceding her in death were her
husband, Raymond in 1983, a daughter, Sylvia Ankrom,
four brothers, two sisters and four grandchildren.
Surviving are six sons, Raymond of
Quaker City, Bernard, Reuben,* Hubert, Glenn and Donald, all of Barnesville; a
daughter, Mrs. Thelma Lucas, Barnesville; a brother, Lawrence Bunting,
Barnesville; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Huntsman, Barnesville, and Mrs. Sylvia
Pierce, Cleveland; 23 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren and three
great-great-grandchildren.
Friends were received Saturday at the
Campbell-Plumly Funeral Home where services were held
Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. James Gallagher
officiated and burial was made in Crestview Cemetery.
*Submitter’s
Note: On his own obituary, the
name was spelled as RUBEN.
Source: The OWOSSO [Michigan] Argus Press; Dec 1984
Ralph H. McKelvey,
age 83, of 6809 Byron Rd., Durand, died Saturday evening, Dec. 29, 1984 in The
Memorial Hospital, Owosso. He had been
ill for six years.
Mr. McKelvey
was retired from the American Bridge Company where he was a steel worker.
Services for Mr. McKelvey
will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rush Funeral Home, Clarington, Ohio.
Source: The Madison [Indiana] Courier; 14 Apr 1984
Mr. Roderick B. McNamee age 68, of 308
East Vine Street, passed away Friday, April 13, 1984 at his residence.
Mr. McNamee was born March 10, 1916* in
Brooklyn, New York, and was also a graduate of Columbia University and a
retired insurance Executive. He lived in
Chicago before moving to Madison in 1982.
SURVIVORS
Survivors include two daughters: Mrs. Judith M. Collins, Madison, Indiana, and
Miss Anne Elizabeth McNamee, Wilmette, Illinois.
SERVICES
Funeral services will be conducted by Father
Hilary Meny, at 10:30 a.m. Monday, April 16, 1984 at
the Vail-Holt Memorial Funeral Home, downtown Madison, with interment in the
Springdale Cemetery.
VISITATION
Friends may call at the
Vail-Holt Memorial Funeral Home, Madison, from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday, April 15,
1984 and from 9 a.m. until the time of service on Monday.
EXPRESSIONS
OF SYMPATHY
Expressions of sympathy may take the
form of contributions to the Girls Club of Jefferson County or the Lide White Boys Club.
Submitter’s
Note: The Social Security Death
Index gives his date of birth as March 10, 1915.
Means,
Rose B. Means, nee Phares
Source: The Shelbyville [Indiana] News; 6 or 7 Mar
1984
Rose B. Means, 80, 129 Hendricks St.,
died at 1:20 p.m. Monday at W.S. Major Hospital.
Mrs. Means, a housewife, had been a
member of the American Legion Auxiliary.
A daughter of John and Estelle (Benefiel) Phares, she was born
Aug. 16, 1903, in Shelby County. She was
married to Frank Means who survives.
Also surviving are sons, Donald E.
Collins, Connersville, Bobby Price, Jacksonville, Fla. and James Means,
Fairmount City, Pa.; a daughter, Mrs. Louis (Edna Ruth) Brunsman,
Connersville; 12 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren; brothers, Lloyd
Phares and Kenneth Phares,
both from Shelbyville; and a sister, Mrs. Ed (Florence) Van Cleve, Fort Myers,
Fla. Two sisters and one brother
preceded in death.
Services will be 1:30 p.m. Friday at
the Murphy Mortuary with the Rev. James Horner officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Friends may call from 4-9 p.m. Thursday
at the mortuary.
Mercer,
Daisy Mercer, nee Watkins
Source:
clipping; 8 Mar 1984
Mercer, Daisy, 97, of Route 2, New Martinsvile, died Wednesday* in the Pine View Nursing Home,
Harrisville, W.Va. She was a member of
the Church of the Nazarene, Paden City. She was preceded in death by four
brothers and a sister. Surviving are her husband, Emil Mercer; several nieces
and nephews.
Friends received at the Iams Funeral Home, 833 Third St., New Martinsville, 2-4 and
7-9 p.m. today, where services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday. Interment in
Northview Cemetery, New Martinsville.
*Submitter's Note: She died on March 7, 1984.
Mercer,
Donna Mae Mercer, nee Westfall
Source: The
Review, (East Liverpool, Ohio) - Thursday, 14 Jun1984
Mrs. Donna Mae Mercer, 37, of Chester,
RD1 died Wednesday at 8:47 a.m. in City Hospital following a brief illness.
A native of Spencer, W. Va., Mrs.
Mercer was born Sept. 24, 1946, a daughter of Mrs. Glendola
Phillips Westfall Travelute of Waterville, Kan., and
the late Arlie L. Westfall.
She was a former resident of New
Cumberland, where she was a member of the Veterans of Foreign War, Post 3256
Auxiliary, and attended the Church of the Nazarene.
Besides her husband, William Mercer,
survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Deborah Lynne Osburne
of New Iberis, La., Mrs. Patricia Darlene Crissinger and Mrs. Stephanie Ann Freeman, both of New
Cumberland and Tina Louise Mercer of Chester, RD1; a son, Kenneth William
Mercer of Chester RD1; a sister Mrs. James (Jean) Norton of New Cumberland RD;
two brothers, Harold Dean Westfall of Kirby, W.Va., and Roger Lyle Westfall of
New Cumberland RD2, and two grandchildren.
Services are to be held Saturday at 2
p.m. at the Turley Funeral Home in New Cumberland by the Rev. Allen S. Fields.
Friends may call at the funeral home
this evening from 7 to 9 and Friday from 2-4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Source: The Harlem [Montana] News; 14 Feb 1984
Howard Miller
dies at home
Monday morning
Howard "Chub" Miller, 44,
died sometime Monday morning at home of an apparent heart attack. He had taken his children to school and
returned home when stricken.
Among immediate survivors are his wife,
Gloria, and four children, Scott, Cheryl, Kristy and Teddy. Funeral services are pending at press
time. A complete obituary will be
published when available.
Submitter's Note: Below is another obituary.
Source: The Havre [Montana] Daily News; Feb 1984
Howard (Chub) Miller, 43, died at his
home in Chinook Monday of natural causes.
Services were 11 a.m. Thursday in the Edwards Funeral Chapel with burial
in the Kuper Memorial Cemetery.
He was born in Zurich,
attended schools at Harlem and entered the Navy upon graduation. He returned to Montana after his discharge
and worked as a heavy equipment operator.
He had lived in the Chinook area for the past eight years.
He married Gloria Hay in 1968 in
Nevada.
She survives with four children, Scott,
Ted, Cheryl and Christie, all at the family home; his mother, Louisa Miller,
Harlem; six brothers, Dan, Havre; Tom and Larry, both of Malta; Mike,
Plentywood; Jack, Harlem, and Bill, Nogales, Ariz. and one sister, Pat Penner, Glendive.
Source: The Akron [Ohio] Beacon Journal; Tuesday, 17
Jan 1984
DEERFIELD -- Rachel Ann Minear, 3 1/2 months, of 9479 U.S. 224, Deerfield, died
Saturday.
She was the daughter of Frank and Tammy
(Miller) Minear.
Friends received 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Wednesday, at the Wood Funeral Home, Atwater Chapel. Services 11 a.m. Thursday, at the Peck Rd.
Calvary Mission of Ravenna. Interment
Deerfield Cemetery. (Wood, Ravenna,
1-296-6436.)
Source: The Elyria [Ohio] Chronicle Telegram; 6 Jun
1984
Clifford W. Moody, 84, formerly of Lodi,
died Tuesday morning at Wellington Hospital.
Born in Medina County, he attended the
United Brethren Church in Nova.
An active farmer, he retired in 1961
from Sterling Foundry in Wellington.
He is survived by his second wife,
Luella (Yeagley) whom he married in 1973; daughters,
Mrs. Gilbert R. (Marie) Walker of Wellington, Mrs. William E. (Lela) Samples of
Demming,* N.M.; five sons, Therman
and Wayne, both of Ashland, Elvin and Allen, both of Wellington, and Roy of
Perrysville; a brother, Lloyd of Ashland; and a sister, Mrs. Ethel Moyers of
Ashland.
He was preceded in death by his first
wife, Mae (Brown) who died in 1970.
Friends may call Thursday from 7-9 p.m.
at the Gilbert Funeral Home, Ashland.
Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. in the
funeral home chapel with the Rev. Howard Bulgamore,
assistant pastor of Grace Brethren Church, Nova, officiating. Burial will be in Nova Cemetery, Nova.
*Submitter’s
Note: The correct spelling should
be DEMING.
Morningstar, Lula E. Morningstar, nee Strickler
Source: The Marietta [Ohio] Times; 18 or 19 Apr 1984
Mrs. Lula E. Morningtar,
87, of 723 Seventh St., died at 1 a.m. Tuesday in the Marie Antoinette Douglas
Putnam Villa.
She was born May 20, 1896, at Moss Run
to Joseph and Viola Wilkinson Strickler. She had lived at Moss Run before coming to
Marietta in 1969 to live with her daughter.
She attend [sic] the Moss Run Congregational Church. She was married Sept. 9, 1912, to Otis J.
Morningstar.
She is survived by two sons, Virgil
Morningstar of Marietta and Gale R. Morningstar of Columbus, Ga.; two
daughters, Mrs. Edgar (Cleora) Michael of Marietta
and Mrs. Alberta Marshall, with whom she made her home; one granddaughter
Glendora Doan, who was raised in the Morningstar home; nine additional
grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren, and 11 great-great grandchildren. She was the last surviving member of a family
of eight brothers and sisters.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in
the McClure-Schafer Funeral Home. Burial
will be in Moss Run Cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home Wednesday morning until the hour of the services.
Source: The
Chillicothe [Ohio] Gazette; Thursday, 1 Mar 1984
Edwin C.
Morris, 74, of 329 Arlington Ave., Waverly, died 10:15 p.m. Feb. 28 in Medical
Center Hospital.
He was born
Oct. 8, 1909, in Arcola, W. Va. to William A. and Flossie P. Gray Morris. He was the husband of the former Rachel McElwain who died in 1971.
Surviving are three sons, Edwin D., Norway, William J., Waverly, and
Stephen G., U.S. Air Force, Germany; nine grandchildren, a great-grandson;
three brothers, Paul, Sandyhook, Ky., Warren,
Parkersburg, W. Va., and Randall, Valley Forge, Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel P.
Hammond, Silver Springs, Md., and Mrs. Ruth Huffman, Columbus.
Funeral service will be 10:30 a.m.
Saturday in the Boyer Funeral Home, Waverly, with Rev. Robert Trimble
officiating. Burial will follow in
Waverly Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may
call at the funeral home 4-8 p.m. Friday and until the time of service on
Saturday.
Morris, Hueie L. Morris
Source: The Akron [Ohio] Beacon Journal; 25 Jul 1984
CUYAHOGA FALLS -- Hueie L.
Morris (Whitey), 67, went to be with the Lord, July 23.
Born in Bluff City, Ky., he was an area
resident since 1943, and a retired iron worker and welder. He attended the Cathedral of Tomorrow, and
was a member of the Fellowship Sunday School Class.
He was the beloved husband of Beulah,
the devoted father of Donald R. of Copley, George L. and James M., both of
Akron, Patricia McKee of Cuyahoga Falls, and Barbara Morris of Northampton;
loving grandfather of ten; and brother of Vernon of Puerto Rico.
Funeral services Friday, 11 a.m., at
the funeral home, Rev. J. T. Hendricks officiating. Interment Northlawn. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. tonight, and 2 to 4
and 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday. (Stow Chapel,
Dunn-Quigley and Cirello, 253-8121.)
Source: The Tell City [Indiana] News; 30 Mar 1984
TELL CITY -- Miss Rosalee*
Morris, 62, died at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 28, at Macanell
Nursing Home in Brazil, IN.
A native of Tell City, Miss Morris was
born July 23, 1921, the daughter of the late Harmon and Mary Elena (Montgomery)
Morris.
Surviving are four brothers, Paul
Morris of Sedonia,** Ariz., and Joe, Robert and
Arthur Morris, all of Tell City.
Private funeral services will be held
at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 31, at Finch Funeral Home, Tell City, with burial in
Greenwood Cemetery.
Submitter's Notes:
*
On the Social Security Death Index and on her tombstone at Greenwood Cemetery,
the first name is spelled ROSALIE.
** This should be spelled SEDONA.
Nance,
Florence Nance, nee Lorton
Source:
As submitted by Don Hansen citing The Progress-Bulletin, [Pomona, California];
Thursday, August 16, 1984
Florence Nance of Pomona died in a
local convalescent hospital Wednesday.
She was born in Lincoln Neb., Oct. 7,
1895, and moved to Pomona in 1963.
She leaves five daughters, Arliene Parr of Pomona, Iva Kirby and Billie Everhart of
Fairbury, Donna Haddon of Chula Vista and Janice Hennecke
of Lincoln; five sons, Wilbur of Gila Bend, Ariz., Rolland of Marysville,
Albert of Lincoln, Frank of Imperial Beach and James of Los Alamitos; and many
grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at Todd Memorial
Chapel Pomona Friday at 9:30 a.m. Burial
will be in Pomona Cemetery.
Nance,
Florence Nance, nee Lorton
Source: As submitted by Don Hansen citing The
Fairbury [Nebraska] Journal-News; 24 Aug 1984
Florence Lorton Nance, 88 of Pomona,
Calif., formerly of Fairbury, Neb., died Aug. 15, 1984, in a Pomona nursing
home after a long battle with cancer.
She was born Oct. 7, 1895, in Lancaster
County, Neb., and lived in Steele City, York, Powell and Fairbury before moving
to Pomona in 1963.
On Feb. 19, 1913, she married Walton
Nance at Cortland, Neb., and to them 15 children were
born. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1963 in Fairbury.
Preceding her in death were her
parents, two brothers, Floyd and Oliver, husband in 1969, five children,
Miriam, Lester, Kenneth, Arthur and Robert who was killed in World War II,
son-in-law, Guy Kirby and grandson,* Dwaine Freitag.*
Survivors include daughters, Iva, Mrs.
Guy Kirby, and Billie, Mrs. LeRoy Everhart, of Fairbury, Arleine,
Mrs. Cloyd Parr of Pomona, Donna Mrs. Carl Haddan of Chula Vista, Calif., and Janice, Mrs. Henry Hennecke of Lincoln, sons, Wilbur Nance of Gila Bend,
Ariz., Rolland Nance of Marysville, Calif., Albert Nance of Lincoln, Frank
Nance of Imperial Beach, Calif., James Nance of Los Alamitos, Calif.;
grandchildren, great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren.
Services were Aug. 17 at Pomona with
interment in the cemetery there.
*Submitter's Note: The Dwaine Freitag
who died on 8 Feb 1984 in Beatrice, Nebraska, was the spouse of her
granddaughter Barbara Lee Kirby
Nance,
Viola Mae Nance, nee
?
Source: The Arizona Republic, [Phoenix, Arizona];
Tuesday, 9 Oct 1984
GILA BEND -- Viola Mae Nance, 62, of Gila
Bend, died Oct. 5, 1984, at her residence.
Mrs. Nance was born in Fairbury, Neb.,
and moved to Arizona in 1956.
Survivors include her husband, Wilbur;
daughters, Debra, Tammy, Nancy, Lucille, Shirley, Sheila and Donna Mae; sons,
David, Lloyd, Floyd and Gary; two sisters, 17 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Services will be 10:30 a.m. today at
the First Baptist Church. Buckeye
Funeral Home made arrangements.
Parsons,
Douglas Eugene Parsons
Source: newspaper clipping, Bremond, Texas; 1 Oct
1984
BREMOND -- Douglas Eugene Parsons, 76,
of Bremond died Sunday at a Temple hospital.
Services will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Bremond,
the Rev. Stan Ortner officiating. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. at
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery in Houston.
Parsons was born June 4, 1906, in
Groesbeck. He was a retired sheetmetal worker and a resident of Bremond for the last
five years. He was married to Ada
Laverne Miller in1971 in Houston. He was
active in the Bremond Senior Citizens Club and he was a member of the First
Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife; one
stepson, Mark Carmichael of Houston; two brothers, Clyde Parsons and Burris B.
(B.B.) Parsons, both of Houston; two sisters, Lillian Stephenson and Mae Kallenberg, both of Marble Falls; and three grandchildren.
Peiskee
Funeral Home in Bremond is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The
Owensboro [Kentucky] Messenger-Inquirer - 13 Dec 1984
Patmore, Robert J., 57, of Grandview,
Ind., died Monday at Owensboro-Daviess County Hospital. Services are at 1:30 p.m. today at Boultinghouse Funeral Home, Rockport, Ind. Burial in Little Pigeon
Cemetery, Chrisney, Ind., where military graveside
services will be conducted by American Legion Post No. 257. Visitation at the funeral
home.
Source: The Bloomington [Indiana] Herald-Telephone;
March 12, 1984
VINCENNES -- Leon Patterson, 37, of R.
1, Lyons, died Sunday morning at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes after an
illness.
Born May 2, 1946, in Linton, he was the
son of Clyde and Mollie (White) Patterson.
He was a farmer and trucker and worked for Farm Bureau Co-op. He attended L&M School for eight years
and Switz City Schools for four years, where he
graduated in 1964. He was a member of
the Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church, Switz
City Masonic Lodge, was past master of the lodge and a member of Newberry
Eastern Star.
Survivors include his wife, Penny P. (Inman) Patterson; his parents of
R. 1 Lyons; one son, Todd Allen Patterson, at home; one daughter, Tamra Ann Patterson, at home; a brother-in-law, Randal R.
Inman of Plainfield, who was raised by the deceased; one brother, Gary Lee
Patterson, R. 2, Bloomfield; grandparents, Joseph and Icie
White of R. 1 Lyons; an aunt, Evalean Rowe of R. 1,
Lyons, several other aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Services
are 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Prairie Chapel United Methodist Church with the
Rev. Robert Duley officiating. Burial will be in Prairie Chapel Cemetery.
Friends may call at Jenkins Funeral Home in
Bloomfield from 7-9 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon
Wednesday and 1 p.m. until services Wednesday.
Masonic
Memorial Services will be conducted at the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Paulus,
Viola L. Paulus, nee Kahrig
Source: The Zanesville [Ohio] Times Recorder; 2 Mar 1984
Viola L. Paulus, 46, of Nashport, formerly of Lewisville, died Tuesday evening at
Good Samaritan Medical Center as a result of an automobile accident Tuesday,
Feb. 28, on Ohio Route 146.
She was a member of the Zanesville
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Paulus was born May 8, 1937, at
Lewisville, the daughter of George and Laura Christman
Kahrig of Lewisville.
Surviving, in addition to her parents,
are her husband, Chester E. Paulus of Nashport; two
daughters, Mrs. James (Shelva) Van West of Roseville
and Carol Paulus of Zanesville; two sons, Terry and Mark Paulus, both of Nashport; three sisters, Mrs. Edilene
Colbentz of Medina, Ohio, Mrs. Letha Carpenter of
Lore City and Mrs. Lillian Kaiser of Strausburg;
three brothers, Wayne Kahrig of Wooster, Meredith Kahrig of Woodsfield R.F. D. and Wilfred Kahrig of Creston, Ohio, and two grandchildren.
Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today
at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home in Woodsfield, where services will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday with Minister Gene Miller officiating. Burial will be in Middle Church Cemetery in
Lewisville.
Pope, Mary Elizabeth Pope, nee Richardson
Source: The Shelbyville [Indiana] News; Wednesday, 4
Jan 1984
County native
dies
Mary Elizabeth Pope, 87, Indianapolis,
former Shelby County resident, died Wednesday.
A daughter of George and Cora (Wells)
Richardson, she was born Feb. 29, 1896, in Shelbyville. She was married to Earl C. Pope, who preceded
her in death.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Kenneth
(Marie) Sprong, Shelbyville, Paula Herod, Sarasota,
Fla., and Jeanne Bergman, Indianapolis, with whom Mrs. Pope had lived for 27
years; a son, Earl E. Pope, Carmel; five grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren;
a sister, Freida Smith, Sellersburg; and a brother,
Tom Richardson, Evansville. Six brothers
and sisters preceded her in death.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at
the Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary, Indianapolis. Burial will be in Lewis Creek Baptist Church
Cemetery.
Friends may call from 2 p.m. until 9
p.m. Friday at the mortuary.
Pope,
Ruth C. Pope, nee Kelley
Source: The Shelbyville [Indiana] News; Wednesday, 19
Sep 1984
Ruth C. Pope, 66, 705 Montgomery St.,
died this morning at 8:10 at Community Hospital, Indianapolis. She had been ill for eight weeks.
She was born in Shelby County on April
8, 1918, a daughter of Earl T. and Rachael (Wheeler) Kelley. On Aug. 4, 1940, she married Harold Pope, who
survives.
A lifelong Shelby County resident, she
was a beauty operator and retired in 1983 from K-T Corporation after 11 years
of employment.
Mrs. Pope was a member of the St.
Joseph Catholic Church.
Other survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Wray (Sue) McDonald and Mrs. Rick (Polly) Snyder, both of Shelbyville;
four grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Martha Krise,
Shelbyville; and two brothers, Thomas Kelley, Shelbyville, and Wilford Kelley,
Indianapolis. Two sisters and three
brothers preceded her in death.
Services will be Friday at 1 p.m. at
the St. Joseph Catholic Church, with the Rev. William W. Ernst officiating.
Burial will be in the St. Joseph Cemetery.
Friends may call after 4 p.m. at the
Murphy Funeral Service. A rosary will be
recited at 7 p.m.
Powers,
Linda Powers, nee Grant
Source: The Evansville [Indiana] Courier & Press;
Monday, 24 Dec 1984
Mrs. Linda Powers, 35, of 4117 Saddlebrooke Ln., died Friday evening en
route to Deaconess Hospital of injuries suffered when a tree limb struck the
car in which she was a passenger.
She was the owner of R & L Cleaning
service and a member of Bible Center Church.
Surviving are her husband, Raymond; her
parents, Marlin and Joyce Grant; her grandparents, George and Opal Masterson,
all of Evansville; three daughters, Michelle LaFary,
Tonya LaFary and Jennifer Powers, all at home; and a
brother, Marlin Grant of Evansville.
Services will be 1 p.m. Monday at
Miller & Miller Colonial Chapel, the Revs. A.D. and Rick VanHoose officiating, with burial in Sunset Memorial Park
Cemetery.
Friends may call until service time Monday at
the funeral home.
Pruitt,
Evelyn Mae Pruitt, nee Morris
Source: The Lafayette [Indiana] Journal and Courier -
Friday, 25 May 1984
Evelyn Mae Morris Pruitt, 59, past
worthy matron of Order of Eastern Star Chapter 507, West Lafayette, died at
4:19 AM today [Friday, May 25, 1984] in St. Elizabeth Hospital, where she had
been hospitalized since Monday and in ill-health seven years. Born May 18,
1925, at Tell City, IN, she had lived in Lafayette since 1956. Her marriage was
in 1940, at Dixon, KY, to Joseph W. Pruitt, Sr., who is retired from Plumbers
Union, Local 157. Mrs. Pruitt was a member of First Reformed Church.
Surviving with the husband are four
sons, Joseph W. Pruitt, Jr., John Pruitt, Jeffrey Pruitt, all of Lafayette, and
James Pruitt of West Lafayette; two daughters, Jeanette (Mrs. James) Lilly of
Summit, IL, and Ms. JoAnne Conrad of Pittsburgh, PA; her father, George J.
Morris of Connersville; one sister, Mrs. Frances Marie Veach
of Lafayette; two brothers, Wallace E. Morris of St. Petersburg, FL, and Norman
L. Morris of Frankfort; 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by her mother, Grace Patmore Morris, and a brother.
Source: The Wheeling [West Virginia] News-Register; 9
Apr 1984
RAY,
Eugene A., 62, of 29 Hickory Ave., Moundsville, died Monday at Reynold
Memorial Hospital. He was a retired insurance
salesman for the Western Southern Insurance Co. and a Navy veteran of World
War II.
Surviving are his wife, Maxine McPeek Ray; two sons, James R. of Glen Dale and Timothy of
Moundsville; two daughters, Mrs. Sandra [sic–Sondra] Cuchta
of Moundsville and Mrs. Maxine Blake of Nixon Ridge; nine grandchildren.
Friends will be received at the Lutes
Funeral Home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday where services will be held at 11 a.m.
Wednesday. Interment in Riverview
Cemetery, Moundsville.
Source: Harlem, Montana, area newspaper; July 1984
Farewell services were held Monday
morning, July 16, at 11 a.m. in the Harlem High School gymnasium under the
direction of Edwards Funeral Home.
Pastor Carl Mahns
of the Evangelical Church of North America officiated.
Pianists Ann Kuntz and Helen Wilson
accompanied soloist LeRoy Vannett as he sang
"That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," "In The Garden" and
"The Old Rugged Cross."
Honored friends carrying Bill to his
final resting place in Harlem Cemetery were Gene Cowell, Art Egbert, Bill
Pitch, Dan O'Leary, Keith Benson and Jim Epler.
Full military ties, under the direction
of Officer of the Day Shafter Mummey, were conducted.
V.F.W. Post 4744 members in the color
guard were Bob Bergstrom, Rueben Kuntz, Charles Brekke
and Rudy Uhlich.
The
firing squad consisted of Les Mummey, Bob Rasmussen,
Bud Gill, Jim Ellis, Skrud Brekke,
Greg Hellman, Jay Miller and Paul Doubek.
Bill Hay assisted Officer of the Day Mummey in folding the American Flag that was presented to
Shirley.
Taps were sounded under the direction
of Bud Russell as many friends bid Bill their last goodbye.
Billy T. Richman was welcomed into the
lives of Vern and Myrtle Richman in Harlem on June 12, 1931. Awaiting his arrival also was a brother,
Jack, and three sisters, Donna, Beth and Clea.
He was a joy to this family and soon found
his place in their hearts. His beloved
mother passed away while Bill was yet a young boy and his devoted father and
family tried in every way to fill that vacancy in his life.
Bill attended Harlem schools for his
education, later joining the U.S. Navy.
After a hitch in the Navy, he returned to Harlem.
On June 11, 1950 he took Shirley Goodheart as his bride.
They made their home in Havre for a period of time, then returned to
Harlem where Bill was employed at the Merry Market where he was a faithful and
trusted employee for several years. During this time
Bill was active in the V.F.W. Post 4744 and worked with young people as an
instructor in the Junior Rifle Club.
Ryan Havre then called him to Havre
where he worked in the wholesale grocery line.
Bill was good in the grocery business and moved on to his own store in
Poplar where he and Shirley ran the store.
In 1974 Bill's health started to fail
and the family returned to Harlem. They
had been blessed with three sons and one daughter who were happy to return home.
Bill gave up his life on this earth
July 12, 1984 at the age of 53 in Great Falls after a year-long hard fought
battle with cancer.
Surviving besides his wife Shirley, are
sons, Jim of Havre, John and George of Zortman;
daughter, Debbie Berg of Wolf Point; also six grandchildren; his father, Vern
and stepmother, Ruby Richman of Milton-Freewater, OR;
brother, Jack of Harlem; sisters, Clea Bergren of Havre and Beth McGuire of Harlem.
Many nieces and nephews will also miss
their "Uncle Bill," as well as a host of classmates and old friends.
Besides his mother, he was preceded in
death by a baby brother and two sisters, Colleen and Donna.
Rinard, Ethel I. Rinard, nee Merry
Source: Marietta [Ohio] Times; Monday June 11, 1984
Ethel Irene Rinard,
73 of 107 Dun Wrentin Road, died at 1:15 a.m.
Saturday in Marietta Memorial Hospital.
She was born Nov. 2, 1910, in
Marysville to Martin VanBuren and Mary Wollam Merry. She was a retired school teacher for Marietta
City Schools and a member of the First Baptist Church. She was an Ohio
University graduate and a member of the Delta Zeta sorority and the Retired
Teachers Association.
She is survived by her husband, Maurice
H. Rinard; one son, Richard H. Rinard;
one daughter, Mrs, James (Virginia) Harpring of Anchorage, Alaska; two sisters, Iva Merry of
Columbus and Edna Stewart of Toledo; and two grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by one
brother and two sisters.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in
the Hadley Funeral Home at Marietta with the Rev. Clifford Nuss
officiating. Burial will be in the East Lawn Mausoleum. Friends may call at the
funeral home 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Memorial contributions may be
made to the Washington County Branch of the American Heart Assn., 100 Merryhill Drive, Marietta, Ohio, 45750.
Source: The Wheeling [West Virginia] News-Register;
27 Jul 1984
ROGERS, Wayne J., 48, of 64???*
Georgetown Road, Bellaire, died Thursday in Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Glen
Dale. He was a maintenance man for Hill
and Dale Homebuilders of St. Clairsville, a Marine
veteran of the Korean Conflict, and a Methodist.
Surviving are his wife, Nancy Anderson
Rogers; his mother Daisey Rogers of Bradenton, Fla.;
two daughters, Mrs. Jerry (Debbie) Shreve and Theresa South, both of
Moundsville; three sons, Keven [sic? - Kevin] Wayne and Brian Lee, both
of Bellaire, and Anthony Wayne Amos of Bradenton, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs.
Juanita Amidon and Mrs. Tony (Roberta) Chimerowski,
both of Bradenton, Mrs. Frank (Gladys) Pasko of
Englewood, Fla., one brother, Gordon Rogers of Moundsville; six grandchildren.
Friends will be received at the Grisell funeral Home, 400 Jefferson Ave., Moundsville, 7-9 p.m. Thursday and 2-4 and 7-9 Friday. Final arrangements are incomplete.
*Submitter’s Note: The last
3 digits of this number were difficult to read.
Runyon, Georgia T. Runyon, nee Hanselman
Source: The Alliance [Ohio] Review; 23 May 1984
SEBRING -- Georgia T. Runyon, 80, 216
W. Ohio Ave., died at 11:20 a.m. Tuesday at Alliance City Hospital, following a
long illness.
A former potter, Mrs. Runyon was born
May 31, 1903, in East Liverpool, to Harry and Elizabeth Curran Hanselman.
She was a member of St. Ann's Catholic
Church and its Altar and Rosary Society.
Her husband, Everett A., died in 1968.
Mrs. Runyon is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Earl (Betty) Stoffer of Sebring; two sons, Harry
E. of Beloit and Robert G. of Sebring; and 23 grandchildren, 37
great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St.
Ann's Church, with the Rev. Leo Pleban
officiating. Burial will be in Highland
Memorial Park.
Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Thursday at
the funeral home, where Rosary will be recited at 9 p.m. Thursday.
Ruxer,
Gennieve "Jennie" Morris Ruxer, nee Puckett
Source: The Messenger-Inquirer, [Owensboro,
Kentucky]; Tuesday, 16 Oct 1984
Gennieve
"Jennie" Ruxer, 89, of 2105 Breckenridge
St., Owensboro, died Monday, Oct. 15, 1984, at Hillcrest Nursing Home. She was born in Hancock County and was a
member of Hall Street Baptist Church, Rebeccas,
Eagles Home and Moose Lodge. Her
husband, George Ruxer, died in 1981.
Survivors include three stepsons,
Leslie Ruxer of California, Robert Ruxer of Colonial Heights, Va., and Everett Ruxer of Owensboro; nine stepgrandchildren;
13 stepgreat-grandchildren; a brother, Hardin Puckett
of Owensboro; a sister, Celia Storm of Philpot; and several nieces and nephews.
Services are at 3 p.m. today at
Haley-McGinnis Funeral Home. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Visitation at the funeral home, where the Rebeccas will hold a memorial service at 11 a.m. today.
Sabelhaus, Viola Sabelhaus,
nee Schneider
Source: The Evansville [Indiana] Press; Wednesday, 20 Jun 1984
TELL CITY --
Services for Mrs. Viola Sabelhaus, 88, who died at 2
p.m. yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Anna Labhart
of Vincennes, will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St. Paul Catholic Church, with
burial in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Surviving in addition to the daughter are other daughters, Mrs. Rose
Brumfield of Cannelton and Mrs. Hyacinth Anderson,
Mrs. Clara Litherland, Mrs. Betty Evans, all of Tell
City; sons, Robert Sabelhaus of Cannelton,
Frank Sabelhaus of Lewisport,
Ky., and Norbert and Lloyd Sabelhaus, both of Tell
City; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Frieda Reinhart of Seymour; stepsons, Eugene Sabelhaus of Tell City and Cecil Sabelhaus
of Sidell, La.; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider of
Tell City; 49 grandchildren, 92 great-grandchildren and six
great-great-grandchildren.
Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow
at Finch Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 7:30 tomorrow.
Source: The Daily Clay County [Illinois] Advocate-Press;
26 Mar 1984
Estel Roscoe
Schell, 66, Tampa, Fla., formerly of Rinard, died at
12:30 a.m. Friday in the Veterans Hospital in Tampa, Fla.
Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday in the
Neal Funeral Home in Louisville with visitation 5-9 p.m. tonight. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery with full
military rites.
He was born Sept. 5, 1917, in Wayne
County to James and Ella Schell. He
married Juanita Bowen in 1954, who survives.
Also surviving are two step-daughters,
Joan Rose of Flora; Patsy Stanfield of Kansas; two brothers, Dwight of Flora
and Lloyd of Peru; a sister, Vernadine Whitt of Tonica; six step-grandchildren; and one great-step
grandchild.
He was preceded in death by one sister
and one brother.
Source: The Akron [Ohio] Beacon Journal; 9 Jul 1984
RITTMAN -- Irene M. Schindler, 55, of
17 S. Third St., died July 8 at Akron Children's Medical Center.
She was born in Hannibal, and lived in
Rittman 30 years. She was a member of
the Zion United Church of Christ in Sardis.
She is survived by mother, Mrs.
Christina Schindler of Wooster; brothers, Clarence Schindler of Clarington, and
Carl Schindler of Rittman; and sisters, Mrs. Alberta Tisher
of Rittman, and Mrs. Loretta Marty of Ashland.
Services for the family will be Tuesday
at Gillman Funeral Home, Rev. James E. Watt officiating. No calling hours. Interment will be Wednesday at Zion Cemetery
in Hannibal.
(Gillman,
925-2911.)
Source: photo of newspaper article posted on
findagrave.com; Wednesday, 12 Sep 1984
ERNEST FAY SHORT, 69 of Craigsville was
dead on arrival Monday, Sept. 10, at Summersville Memorial Hospital after a
long illness. He was a retired employee
of Cherry River Boom and Lumber Co. and was a retired miner. He was a member of Faith Baptist Church,
Craigsville.
Surviving: wife, Eithel Goad
Short, a daughter, Mrs. Olive Hanna of Craigsville; stepson, Kenneth Oyler of El Paso, Texas, stepdaughter, Mrs. Ellen Moore of
Orlando, Fla., five grandchildren, six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.
Thursday in the Collins Funeral Home, Craigsville with the Rev. James Meadows
officiating. Interment was in the West
Virginia Memorial Gardens, Calvin.
Source: The Star Press, [Muncie, Indiana]; Monday, 13
Aug 1984
Two Die
on Indiana Roads
Two people were killed on Indiana
highways Saturday boosting the state highway fatality toll to 502, compared
with 634 on this date last year.
A 15-year-old Roanoke boy died after a
one-car crash on Ind. 9, 10 miles south of Columbia City in Whitley County.
Bruce Smith died when the car in which
he was riding went off the road and struck a tree, state police said.
The driver of the car, Smith's brother,
Timothy, 20, was critically injured. Two
other passengers were also injured. Cynthia
Hine, 21, was critically injured and 4-year-old Heather Hine, was listed in
fair condition after the accident that occurred at 5:40 a.m., police said.
In another accident, Randall Jones, 30,
of Paoh died after he lost conrol
of his pickup truck and was thrown from the vehicle on U.S. 150 about 7 miles
southeast of Shoals.
Source: The Hancock County [Illinois] Journal; 17 Oct
1984
JIMMY SMITH
H. G. "Jimmy" Smith, 80,
Roseville, formerly of Bentley, died Oct. 9 in the LaMoine
Christian Nursing Home.
He was born April 23, 1904 in Middle
Creek, a son of James G. and Ella Kinkade Smith. He married Gladys Clark on June 20, 1926, in
Bowen.
He formerly operated a grocery store in
Bentley and Roseville. He was a WW II
Navy veteran, a member of Lawson-Babbitt Post 614 American Legion, Roseville
Masonic Lodge 519 AF and AM and Youngstown Oddfellow
Lodge 22.
Surviving with his wife are a daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence (Marilyn) Ischer, Monmouth; a brother,
Leslie B., Roseville; a sister, Lucille Champlin, St.
Petersburg, Fla.; five grandchildren and one great-grandson.
He was preceded in death by two infant
sons and two sisters.
Services were held Thursday in Roseville,
the Tom Mehaffy and the Rev. James Oliver
officiating. Burial was in Harmony
Cemetery near Bentley.
Memorials to the Roseville Ambulance
Association or Roseville Christian Church have been established.
Source: The Weirton [West Virginia] Daily Times; 18
May 1984
HOOKSTOWN, PA. -- Paul Staley, 76, died Thursday in the
East Liverpool City Hospital following a short illness.
He was born January 19, 1908 in New
Cumberland, a son of the late Richard and Alice Allison Staley.
He was a retired pump mechanic for
Weirton Steel.
Surviving is his wife Olive Daidson [sic--Davidson] Staley; two sons, Paul D.
and Jack L. of Georgetown, Pa. He had
four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
One brother is surviving, Richard Staley of New Cumberland; two sisters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman and Mrs. Edna McKitrick of New
Cumberland.
Friends will be received at the Welch
Funeral Home in Hookstown, 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
today. Services will be Saturday at the
funeral home at 11 a.m. Burial will be
at Mill Creek Hill Cemetery in Hookstown.
Jeffersonian 18 Sep 1984
Quaker City - Services for Mrs Dulcie Stallings, 96, of New Gottengen
Road, Salesville, will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Thorn-Eberle Funeral Home, The Rev Ronald Miller will
officiate and burial will be in Friends cemetery, Quaker City. Friends may call at the funeral home 7 to 9
p.m. today.
Mrs Stallings died at 7:36 p.m. Sunday Sept 16, 1984 at
New Concord Nursing Center. She was born
Feb 11, 1888 in Noble County, daughter of the late David and Nancy Danford, and was a member of Salesville
United Methodist Church. She was married to Grover Stallings who died
Sept 16, 1976.
Mrs Stallings leaves two sons, Lester of Salesville, Ellis of Jamesville, Mich;
seven grandchildren, nine reat-grandchildren; one
sister Mrs Mary Britton of Caldwell and several
nieces and nephews. One brother and five sisters are deceased.
Source: The Greensburg [Indiana] Daily News; 26 Nov
1984
Russell D. Stucker, 56
Russell D. Stucker, 56, R.R. 1,
Waldron, died Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis,
having been in failing health two months.
Mr. Stucker was born in Shelby County,
Feb. 15, 1928, the son of Cortez A. and Fern Pope Stucker. He was employed by the OK Trucking Co. of
Indianapolis and had been with them for 36 years.
On April 17, 1965, he was married to
Wanda Greene, and she survives. A
veteran of World War II, he also served in the Korean Conflict. He was a member of the Waldron Baptist Church
and a former Scout Master for the Waldron Troop No. 220, and former Cub Master
and leader of the Webelos.
In addition to his wife, he is survived
by two sons: Allen and Robert Stucker,
both at home; two brothers: Larry W.
Stucker, Torrence [sic--Torrance], Calif., and
Robert A. Stucker, Costa Rica, South America; two sisters: Mrs. Ella Mae Kaster,
R.R. 1, St. Paul, and Mrs. Randall (Bonita) Klingensmith,
St. Clairsville, Ohio.
The services will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday, in the Glenn E. George Funeral Home in St. Paul, with the Rev.
Douglas Finney officiating, and with burial in the Moravian Cemetery in
Hope. Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 9
p.m. Tuesday.
Thompson, Jennifer Nicole Thompson
Source: The
Daily Journal, [Franklin, Indiana] - Thursday, 6 Dec 1984
Infant daughter
Franklin
A
graveside service for Jennifer Nicole Thompson, the daughter of Bryon Scott and
Dawn Elaine (Deem) Thompson, Franklin, will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Second
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. The Rev.
Daniel T. Lamey will officiate.
The
infant died Wednesday at Indiana Universal Hospital, Indianapolis, two hours after birth.
She is
survived by a sister, Amanda Dawn Thompson, and a brother, Jeremiah Scott
Thompson; maternal grandparents, Lloyd and Ruth (Drake) Deem, Cambridge City,
Ohio; paternal grandparents, Cliff and Lee (Wilson) Thompson, Franklin;
maternal great-grandparents, Nora Deem, Greenwood, and Thurman Drake, Cicero,
and paternal great-grandparents, Claude and Zelpha
(Hicks) Wilson, Franklin, and Mary Thompson, Greenwood. Several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews
also survive.
Vandivier-Tudor
Funeral Home, Franklin, is in charge of arrangements.
Source: The Daytona Beach [Florida] Morning Journal;
Monday, 26 Mar 1984
EDGEWATER -- Ballard Samuel Tyler, 93,
2720 Juniper Drive, a retired breakman [sic—brakeman] for Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, died Sunday at Golden Age Health Care.
Mr. Tyler moved here in 1964 from Beech
Bottom, W. Va., his birthplace.* He was a member of Edgewater Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his widow, Clara; one
son, Guy, Monaca, Pa.; two daughters, Geraldine Wright and Geneva McCoy, both
of West Virginia; three stepdaughters, Ruth West, Vienna, W. Va., Jackie
Perrine, Elkview, W. Va., and Geraldine Collins, New Smyrna Beach, one stepson,
William Friend Jr., Los Angeles, several grandchildren; and several great
grandchildren.
Baldwin-Hughey,
New Smyrna Beach, is in charge.
*Submitter's
Note: The West Virginia, Births Index,
1804-1938 and his marriage certificate both say he was born in Webster County,
West Virginia, and the U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
shows he was born in Arcola, which is in Webster County. The U.S., World War II Draft Registration
Cards, 1942 gives his birth place as Cowen, which is also in Webster
County. If my google search is correct,
Beech Bottom is a few hours north in Brooke County, West Virginia. Perhaps there are two Beech Bottoms? Regardless, he was born in Webster County.
Source: The
Journal and Courier, [Lafayette, Indiana]; Tuesday, 17 Jan 1984
Clarence
M. Veach, 64, a retired employee of National Homes
Corporation, died at 4:22 a.m. today at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He had been in failing health four years and
hospitalized since Dec. 27.
Born and
reared in Hancock County, Ky., he came to this area in 1941. Mr. Veach lived at
2809 Longlois Drive.
His
marriage was in 1974,* in Tell City, to Frances Marie Morris. She is retired from L.S. Ayres.
Mr. Veach was a foreman at National Home and retired in 1974,
after 33 years. DuringWorld
War II, he served in Italy with the Army.
He was a
member of New Covenant Assembly Church and West Lafayette Masonic Lodge 724.
Surviving with his widow are three sons, Wallace Veach
of Garden Grove, Calif., Larry Veach of Lafayette and
David Veach of Houston, Texas; two brothers, John Veach of Cannelton and Lester
Lewis Veach of Lewisport,
Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Robbins and Mrs. Philippine Coultas,
both of Cannelton; and a half
sister, Mrs. Anna Marie Lock of Anchorage, Alaska.
*Submitter's Note:
His marriage was in 1937. See
article that appeared in the next day's paper below.
Source: The
Journal and Courier, [Lafayette, Indiana]; Wednesday, 18 Jan 1984
Clarence
M. Veach who died Tuesday in
St. Elizabeth Hospital, was married in 1937, in Tell City, to Frances Marie
Morris. The year of the marriage was
incorrect in his obituary Tuesday.
Voland, John William “Bill” Voland
Source: The Daily Sentinel Tribune [Wood County,
Ohio]; 17 Sep 1984
The funeral for John William
"Bill" Voland, 45, of McComb,
a Wood County native, will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Hartley Funeral Home,
McComb.
Visitation is from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9
p.m. today.
He died Friday in Blanchard Valley
Hospital, Findlay, where he had been a patient one week.
He was a journeyman in maintenance
repair at Metal Forge, Deshler, where he had worked 20 years. He had worked for Bowling Green State
University in 1961.
A 1960 graduate of Jackson Township
High School, Hoytville, he graduated from Greer
Technical School, Chicago, in 1966, and from Northwest Technical School, Archbold, in 1983.
Voland was a
member of Hoytville United Methodist Church.
He was born May 30, 1939 in Hoytville to Mr. and Mrs. Ercell
C. Voland (Doris M. Green), and they survive in Custar. He married
Carolyn Jean Oldham on June 19, 1966, and she survives.
Also surviving are a son, John Michael,
at home; two daughters, Sherry Lyn and Laurie Ann, both at home; and two
brothers, Merritt L. Vandergrift, Pa. and Ronald L., Madison, Tenn.
Voland, Louisa M. Richerson,
nee Voland
Source: Twin City [Gas City, IN] Journal Reporter; 26
Sep 1984
Funeral services will be conducted
Thursday, Sept. 27 at the Eastview Wesleyan Church, 414 N. Tenth St., Gas City
at 2 p.m. for Louisa M. Richerson,* age 76, 4831 E.
Farmington Rd., Gas City, who died Monday, Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. at Marion General
Hospital.
Born Feb. 2, 1908** in Illinois to Mr.
and Mrs. William (Margaret Ellis) Voland, she moved
to the area when she was three years old.
Her husband, Robert, preceded her in death. She was a 37 year employee of Owens-Illinois
and a charter member of Eastview Wesleyan Church, where she served on the board
of trustees.
She was a member of the Wesleyan
Missionary Society, Golden Emblem club, American Association of Retired
Persons, Glass Bottle Blowers Association, National Travel Club, YWCA, Marion
General Hospital Auxiliary and the Twin City Senior Citizens.
Survivors include one son, Robert
(Jake) of Gas City; two daughters, Mrs. Wesley (Margaret) Bennett of
Campbellsville, Ky. and Mrs. Val (Patty) McGlothin of
Gas City; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
The Rev. Ralph Westafer
will officiate at the services with burial in he [sic] IOFF Cemetery in Marion.
Friends may call at the Jay, Swift
& Storey Funeral Home, 400 E. Main St., Gas City, today, Wednesday,
Sept. 26 from 2-9 p.m. and untill [sic] 1 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 27.
Submitter's Notes:
*
In the obituaries of her parents her name was spelled RICHARDSON.
** The Social Security Death Index (on
line) gave her birth as 27 Feb 1908.
Wahl, Stella Brigham Wahl, nee Weber
Source: The Genealogical Collection of Geneva [Ohio]
Library; Obit 2, page 121; 20 Sep 1984
JEFFERSON -- Stella Brigham Wahl, 82,
of 138 West Jefferson Street, died Wednesday, Sept. 19, of an apparent heart
failure at Memorial Hospital of Geneva.
Born, June 19, 1902, in Lewisville,
Ohio, she was the daughter of the late John W. & Barbara Hoff Weber.
She had lived in the Jefferson area
since March of 1979, coming from Woodsfield, Ohio. Wahl was a member of St. Joseph's Calasanctius Church, Jefferson, Golden Agers, Center Grange
No. 2428, of Monroe County, and the Woodsfield Post of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Velda Grandbouche, of Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. George (Barbara)
Smith, of Austinburg; and Mrs. Samuel (Carroll) Gildersleeve, of Austinburg;
three sons, Roy Brighman [sic], of New Castle, N. H.;
John Brigham, of Eliot, Maine, and Corliss Brigham, of Nampa, Idaho.
Other survivors include 25
grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren; a brother, Calvin Weber, of Woodsfield;
and three sisters, Olive Springer, of Long Island, N.Y.; Ann Camwell, of Long Island, N.Y., and Martha Lee Johnson, of
Buckhannon, W. Va.
She was preceded in death by her two
husbands, Keston Brigham and Clement Wahl; three
sons, Keston Brigham Jr., Elmer Brigham, and Linn
Brigham; a daughter, Lois Timms; and a sister, Leora Shelton.
Funeral services will be held Saturday,
Sept. 22, at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's Calasanctius
Church, with the Rev. Frederick Slaven, pastor,
officiating.
Burial will be in Eagleville Cemetery.
Calling hours will be observed Friday,
Sept. 21, at the Miller Funeral Home, Jefferson, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9
p.m. Wake services will be held Friday
at 8:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to
the American Heart Association.
Source: The Akron [Ohio] Beacon Journal; Monday, 19
Nov 1984
WAYNESBURG, Pa. -- Marion R. Ward, 67,
passed away Saturday, Nov. 17.
Mr. Ward was a former resident of
Akron, and worked for Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., retiring in 1975. He was a veteran of World War II, U.S. Army.
He is survived by second wife, Dorothy
Welling Ward; sons, Daniel L. Ward of Munroe Falls, Austin P., Thomas L.,
Norman H., Joseph Z., all of Akron; eight grandchildren; and one brother, John
Ward of Akron.
Local services will be held Tuesday,
2:30 p.m., at the chapel in Greenlawn Cemetery,
Barberton.
Weisend,
Frances C. Weisend nee Haren (July 20, 1882 - October 26,
1984)
Frances C. Weisend, 102, of Akron, died Oct 26 at Pearlview
Nursing Home in Copley Township. Mrs. Weisend
was born in Woodsfield and had been a resident of the Akron area the past 70
years. She was a member of Annunciation
Catholic Church, the Altar Society and the Royal Neighbors.
Mrs. Weisend
is survived by sister, Grace Haren of Akron; and
brother, Clarence Haren of Fort Wayne, IN
Graveside services and
interment were held Monday at Holy Cross Cemetery. There were no calling
hours.
Welding,
Marcel Welding, nee Nolton
Source: The Indianapolis [Indiana] Star; Thursday, 7
Jun 1984
Services for Marcel Nolton
Welding, 61, Indianapolis, widow of Charles R. Welding, will be held a 11:30 a.m. Friday in Conkle
Speedway Funeral Home, where friends may call from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. today. She died Tuesday in her home. Born in Anderson, she lived in Indianapolis
for 44 years and was a member of West Washington Street Presbyterian
Church. Survivors include a son Charles
R. Welding Jr.
[Submitter's Note: Below is a second article.]
Welding, Marcel Welding, nee Nolton
Source: The Indianapolis [Indiana] Star; Friday, 8
Jun 1984
WELDING
Mrs. Marcel Welding, age 61, Indpls., passed away Tuesday. Mother of Charles R. Welding, mother-in-law
of Frances Welding, sister of Herbert, James and Carl Nolton
and Ressie Montague, grandmother of Lisa A. and John
C. Welding. Funeral service Friday 11:30
a.m. CONKLE FUNERAL
HOME SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W.
16th St. Visitation 3 until 9 p.m.
Thursday.
White,
L. Ruth White, nee Bean
Source: The Indianapolis [Indiana] Star; Wednesday, 1
Aug 1984
Shelbyville, Ind. -- Graveside services
for L. Ruth White,* 81, Shelbyville, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Forest Hill
Cemetery, Shelbyville. Ewing Mortuary,
Shelbyville, is handling the arrangements.
She died Monday in a Franklin nursing home. She was born in St. Paul and lived in Marion
and Shelby counties most of her life.
*Submitter's Note: Her full name was Lena Ruth White.
Source: The Martins Ferry [Ohio] Times Leader; Feb
1984
Thomas A. Winland,
77, of 802 N. Lincoln Ave., Bridgeport, died Friday at home. He was born Oct. 6, 1906, son of the late R.
Maywood and Merrel Hall Winland.
A retired employee of Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Steel, Yorkville plant, he was a member of the Martins Ferry Eagles, the Redmen Club of Martins Ferry, and the First Baptist Church,
Martins Ferry.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Anna
Marie Frees Winland, on Nov. 14, 1973; three
daughters, Betty Lou, Dorothy Carol and Sandra Ann Shores; two sisters, Thelma
Miller and Bessie Utsinger; and one brother, Robert Winland.
Surviving are two sons, Thomas E. and
James A., both of Brilliant; one daughter, Mrs. Michael (Bobbye
Sue) Tribett, of McMechen;
one sister, Mrs. William (Merrel) Kyser
of Bridgeport; two brothers, John of Colerain and William of Cleveland; 11
grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren.
Members of the family will receive
friends at the Heslop Funeral Home, Martins Ferry,
noon to 3 and 7 to 9 p.m. today, where services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday,
with the Rev. David Sedziol officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery, Martins
Ferry.
Young,
Mary E. Young, nee Fishburn
Source: The Wooster [Ohio] Daily Record; 13 Feb 1984
LAKEVILLE -- Mary E. Young, 84, former
Lakeville resident, died Wednesday night at Smithville-Western Care Center
following a long illness.
Services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at
Johnston-Alexander Funeral Home, Shreve, with the Rev. Ron Wilson
officiating. Burial will be at Nashville
Cemetery.
Friends may call Friday from 7-9 p.m.
at the funeral home.
She was born in Ashland County in 1900
to Arthur and Emma White Fishburn. She had been a home-maker and was a member of
Friendly Neighbors Club and a member of Clinton Grange for 50 years.
She married Charles A. Young on Feb.
16, 1932. He survives.
Also surviving is a son, Gerald W. of
Wooster; two daughters, Barbara A. Knox of Millersburg and Mrs. Betty J. (Heise) Phillips of Lakeville; a sister, Helen G. Shearer of
Wooster; eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
A sister, Dorothy; a grandchild and two
great-grandchildren, died previously.
Submitter's
Note: Below is a second notice.
Young, Mary E. Young, nee Fishburn
Source: The Wooster [Ohio] Daily Record; 17 Feb 1984
Services for Mary E. Young were
Saturday.
Pallbearers were Bradley and Rodney
Young, Lowell Stauffer, Barry Phillips, Steve Dietrich and Galen Garver.
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