Dr W A Marshall dies after yearlong illness in Findlay hospital
Dr. W. A. Marshall of Wharton died at 12 30 am Friday in Findlay hospital after a yearlong illness. He practiced medicine in Wharton for 40 years, born February 9 1866 in Cannonsburg. He married Nina Thompson in 1898. their only child died in infancy. Funeral services were Sunday at the ME church in Wharton with a male quartet performing. Burial followed in Cannonsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Marshall
Wharton
Findlay Hospital
Bristoll Funeral Home
Carey
Glenn A Robinson
Ross Fernbaugh
A R Cramer
Virgil Bowman
John Gatchell
Marcella de Vene
Kear
Emery Kear
F. J Buess
Bertie
Orville Corbin
Garland Brown
Cannonsburg
Dr Marshall
Ji . W
Mary
Nanamaker) Marshall
Nina Thompson
Mrs Callahan Rites Held for Toledo Stroke Victim
Mrs Lillie Callahan 64 widow of Charles Callahan died at her Toledo home from a stroke. Born in Wyandot county September 11 1874 she lived in Vanlue before moving to Toledo in 1913 and married in 1918. Survived by four brothers and a sister. Funeral at Coldren Findlay with Rev W E Bradley officiating. Interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Cousin William Pontius of Carey attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie (Laudenslager) Callahan
Charles Callahan
Vanlue
Toledo
Wyandot County
Callahan
Martin and
Amanda
Rowe) Laudenslager
Harry Laudenslager
Hardin Street
Findlay
Robert
William Laudenschlager
Charles Laudenslager
Biglick Township
Edson Breitigan
W E Bradley
First Lutheran Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
William Pontius
Carey
Pontius
Cal Callahan 11 Dies After Rheumatic Fever
Calvin Brice Callahan, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Callahan, died Friday evening at home on W Findlay street after a five week illness from rheumatic fever affecting the heart. Funeral held Monday at 9:30 at the residence with Rev Paul R Clouser officiating. Burial at Pleasant City. He attended Christ Lutheran and Col Crawford building. Survived by parents three brothers Donald 9 Jack 7 Lee 4 and grandparents Evan Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Brice Callahan
Calvin Callahan
W. Findlay Street
Paul R. Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Goff Funeral Home
Pleasant City
Clouser
H. Krebs
Donald
Martia Tong
Leo la Fontaine
Carey
Calvin Brice
Akron
Calvin
Mildred (Campbell) Callahan
A. ©. & Y Bridge
Jack
Lee
Evan Callahan
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Christian Gottfried Dies at 79 in Upper Sandusky
Christian E Gottfried 79 longtime Upper Sandusky resident died last Thursday at his home on N Sandusky Ave after illness since 1935. He was born January 29 1861 in Salem township and married Mary A Schilling in 1885. nine children were born to the union. Surviving children include Walter of Carey Lydia Deyson Marion Elma Kappaus Niagara Falls Edwin and Reuben of Upper Sandusky. Deceased also leaves siblings and many grandchildren. Funeral service Sunday at 230 from St Pauls Lutheran Upper Sandusky with Rev C F Betz. interment Old Mission Cemetery. Edwin Gottfried, son, manages the Local Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian E. Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
N. Sandusky Avenue
Gottfried
Christian Emmanuel Gottfried
Salem Township
Jacob
Harrietta
Reber) Gottfried
Mary A. Schilling
Ruchie
Walter Gottfried
Carey
Lydia Deyson
Marion
Elma Kappaus
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Edwin Gottfried
Reuben Gottfried
Clara Clabaugh
Frederick V Gottfried
Frieda Balentine
Edna Bina
Sarah Gottfried
Mansfield
T. Leroy Stevens
John Straser
Tiffin
Philip Gottfried
Galton
Franklin
William Gottfried
Mary Steiner
Rose Spangler
St Paul's Lutheran Church
C F Betz
Old Mission Cemetery
Mrs George Leader dies in Vanlue after long illness
Mrs Rilla Leader 76 died at 7 arlock Monday evening at her Vanlue home after seven years of heart trouble and a fractured hip. Born April 26 1863 in Licking county she moved to Hancock county as a child and married George Leader in 1884 who died earlier. Survived by sister Susie Coldion of Findlay and a late sister Ila Wallded. She was a United Brethren member and Ladies Aid. Funeral 2 PM Thursday at the Vanlue residence with Rev Esterly and Rev Muth officiating. Interment in Van Horn cemetery.
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Rilla Leader
Arlock
Vanlue
Licking County
Leader
Washington
Elyina
Roberts
Hancock County
Igeorge Leader
Teader
Susie Coldion
Findian
Death of J E Kissell New York Central official
J E Kissell a longtime New York Central Railroad official died just before midnight Sunday in Mary Rutan hospital from pneumonia after a diabetes illness. He was 54, would have turned 55 on June 14, lived at 316 E Chillicothe Ave, and left a widow Lulu Cannoh Kissell and daughter Mrs William Royer. He joined Big Four after graduating from Ohio State in 1907 and held multiple engineering and division engineer posts before returning to Galion and then Bellefontaine. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the family home with Lutheran and Episcopal ministers assisting. burial in Bellefontaine Cemetery.
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John E. Kissell
New York Central Railroad Company
Mary Rutan Hospital
E. Chillicothe Avenue
Mr. Kissell
Springfield
Silas
Margaret “A. Kissell
Lulu Cannoh
William Royer
Jackson Heights
Long Island
New York
Royer
Jack” Kissell
Big Four Railroad Company
Ohio State University
Columbus
Wabash
Ind
Indianapolis
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Galion
Cincinnati
Cairo
Cleveland
Mt Carmel
Gallon
Canby
Ohio Division
Big Four Railway
Kissell
Samuel
Charles
Ralph Kissell
Anna
Villa Kissell
John E Kissell
Lutheran Church
Bellefontaine Country Club
Richard W Albert
Eugene Buxton
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Bellefontaine
Phillip Gangloff obituary from Carey resident dies in 1939
Phillip Gangloff a Carey resident, died May 12 1939 at 12 30 pm in the county home where he had been an inmate for several years. Rev Paul R Clouser officiated at his burial in Spring Grove cemetery. He was born September 23 1853 in Alsace Lorraine and came to the United States settling in Carey. He worked for Dr ig and the Buckland family and was known as a horseman and former driver of the horse drawn bus that met trains at Carey. He never married and left no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Gangloff
Carey
G E. Buckland
Vance Street
Paul R Clouser
Spring Grove
Robert Loudenschlager
Vanlue Burton
Hobart Tong
Frank Zender
C J Hagley
Lloyd Walter Phillip Gangloff
Alsace-lorraine
France
Germany
Phillip
United States
Dr Lg
Park Hotel
Newhard
Findlay 9
Sater Oan
Charles Buckland
Funeral Attendees Named From Bluffton In Want Column
A funeral notice lists attendees from Bluffton including C. G. Colburn Mrs Emma Studler Mr and Mrs John Steiner and son Harold Mr and Mrs Foster Buckland and daughters Marjorie and Joan The Want Column is urged as it pays for ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Colburn
Emma Studler
John Steiner
Harold
Foster Buckland
Marjorie
Joan
Bluffton
Room Visitors Note Memorial May Dates
Faye and Fern visited our room Tuesday May 9. Elsie Hills sister June Arlene visited our room Monday forenoon May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
Fern
Elsie Hill
June Arlene
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Gladys Swarthout
Lloyd Nolan
St. Louis Blues
Dorothy Lamour
Claudette Colbert and
Herbert Marshall
W. A. Marshall
Mrs
Arrow
Swank Jewelry
Burson Clothing Co
Christian Gottfried
J. E. Kissell
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Zender Implement Co
Carey, Ohio
General Motors
San Francisco
RAL Motors
Cy’s Garage
Upper
Sandusky
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