Lima Area Deaths Rockfield and Wildermuth Obituaries
Two notices report deaths of Alex Erskine 82 of Waldo Hotel in Memorial Hospital and Mary Burton Wildermuth 87 of McGuffey after heart attack. Erskine's services set 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Siford Main Street Chapel with burial at Blue Lick Cemetery. caller after 7 tonight. Wildermuth services 2 p.m. Friday at Quickstep Church, Rev. George Hurt officiating, burial Preston Cemetery. friends may call Hanson Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
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Alex Erskine
Waldo Hotel
Memorial Hospital
Siford Main Street
Blue Lick Cemetery
Mcguffey
Mary Burton Wildermuth
Mrs Theresa Ostendorf Dies After Illness at 71
Theresa M Ostendorf of 209 E Fourth Street Spencerville died at 5 pm Tuesday at Rose lawn Nursing Home after seven months illness. Born April 20 1886 in Toledo she was daughter of Joseph and Mary Westenhuber. She married Otto Ostendorf in 1930 and he survives. She belonged to St John Catholic Church where Requiem High Mass will be offered at 9 am Friday, Rev Joseph T Schill celebrant. Burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at Kolkmeyer Wolmlamp Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
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Delpnos
Theresa Ostendorf
Roselawn Nursing Home
Spencerville
Toledo
Joseph
Mary Westenhuber
Otto Ostendorf
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph T. Schill
Turtal
Kolkmeyer Wolmlamp
Mary C Lewis Edwards Dies in Ohio Hospital at 73
Mrs Mary C Lewis Edwards 73 a resident of Rotdawn Rest Home died at 1020 pm Tuesday in Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness Born June 4 1899 in Pennsylvania she was daughter of George and Elizabeth Swickrath Her two husbands Floyd Lewis and Charles Edwards preceded her in death Surviving include four sons James Lewis George Lewis Floyd Lewis Eugene Lewis and five daughters Ruth Osborne Alice Fincher Virginia Miller Barbara Allen Peggy Stripling Henry and others 31 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren a brother and two sisters Services will be 2 pm Friday at Bayliff and Sons Funeral Home Cridersville with Rev Lawrence Cordrey officiating Burial in St Matthews Cemetery Friends may call after 7 tonight
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Kentucky
Jackson
Susan Allen Salyers
Homer Burton
Alger
Susie Craig
McGuffey
Stella Stone
Perrin Springs
Mich
Arthur Salyers
Albion
Florence Whitaker
Chelsea
Rainey Arnett
Royalton
Quickstep Church
George Hurt
Preston Cemetery
Hanson Funeral Home
Spencervilile
Mary
Lewis Edwards
Rotdawn
Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
George
Elizabeth Brandt Swickrath
Floyd Lewis
Charles Edwards
James Lewis
Thime
George Lewis
Rt. 4
Cridersville
Bradford
Lima
Eugene Lewis
Rune
John
Ruth) Osborne
Cairo
Robert
Alice) Fincher
Toledo
Francis
Virginia) Miller
Fostoria
Bar i Myrta) Allen
Susinaw
Henry
Pegy Stripling
John Swickrath
N. Jackson
Columbus Grove man Clifford Lauer dies at 65
Clifford Lauer of Columbus Grove aged 65 was found dead in his home late Tuesday. Born December 3, 1900, in Wapakonda he was a retired REA employee. Survived by his wife Eva, two daughters N. B. McAdams and Laura Lauer, six grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Hartman Sons Funeral Home, burial in Truro Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Columbus Grove
Clifford Lauer
W. E. Martin
Wapakoneta
REA
Eva
N. DB. McAdams
Chesterton
Laura Lauer
Eagle Lodge
Hartman Sons Funeral Home
Truro
Funeral Services for Homer Rader Hobart Kanler Amstutz
Services are set for Homer Rader at 1 p.m. Thursday in Siford Westwood Chapel with burial in Union Cemetery McComb Hobart Kanler funeral services follow at 1 30 p.m. Thursday at Lewis Memorial Chapel of Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Amstutz services at 2 p.m. Thursday in Basinger Funeral Home Bluffton with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery
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Rader
Homer
Siford Westwood Chapel
Union Cemetery
McComb
Kanler
Hobart
Lewis Memorial Chapel
Chiles and Sons-Laman Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amstutz
Arthur
Basinger Funeral Home
Bluffton
Maple Grove Cemetery
Death by Own Action in Auglaize County
Auglaize County Coroner Dale Kile ruled death by own action in the case of 59 year old Ray Jackson of Fort Wayne Indiana found in a parked car on a county road. Jackson siphoned exhaust into his ear and died of asphyxiation. deputies identified the victim.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Auglaize County
Dale Kile
Here
Ray Jackson
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Jackson
Allen County Council for Retarded Children Meeting
The Allen County Council for Retarded Children will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in Robin Rogers School with Walter Madsen addressing on the importance of physical fitness and recreation for the retarded. A social hour follows and all council members are urged to attend.
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Allen County
Robin Rogers
Walter Madsen
Clark County
Local Marriage Licenses Listed In Obscure Details
Erwin Lenard Abramson aged 38 of 189 N. Jameson and Laura K. Zimmerman 26 of 139 N. Jameson. Michael G. Besserman Jr 41 of 125 S. Pierce Sr and Winifred A. Thomas 27 of 905 E. High St. David William McConnell 21 of 3815 Meadowview Dr and Brenda Sue Thomas 18 Ada. Harry Douglas Auzier 35 of 130 S. Scott St and Carol Jane Hanson 30 of 130 S. Scott St.
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Erwin Lenard Abramson
N. Jameson
Laura K. Zimmerman
Michael G. Besserman, Jr
S. Pierce Sr
Winifred A. Thomas
E. High St
David William McConnell
Meadowview Dr
Brenda Sue Thomas
Ada
Harry Douglas Auzier
S. Scott St
Carol Jane Hanson
Powers Placed (Continued From Page 1)
William Measamer of Sanford North Carolina testified in a judge’s courtroom that he became Mrs Mossler’s lover after her nephew’s murder arrest. He said in September 1964 she asked him to tell a Miami grand jury that her deceased husband was homosexual. The defense posits the husband may have been killed by an underground figure tied to sexual perversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Measamer
Sanford, N.C
George Schulz
Measamer
Perry Conducts Science Fair
Fifty-six students in grades six through 12 participated in Perry School's Science Fair Tuesday night. Seven projects received superior ratings, 30 were excellent, 13 good, and six satisfactory. Superior winners and their projects were Cheryl Lehman optical illusions, Michael Nees Project Gemini, Terry Boop hypnotism, Frank Clementz internal combustion engine, Connie Osman mystery of being, and Clark Mathews and David Stombaugh collaborated on the future map of the United States. Superior rated projects will be entered in the Allen County Science Fair slated March 5 at Perry High School.
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Perry School
Superior
Cheryl Lehman
Michael Nees
Terry Boop
Frank Clementz
Connie Osman
Clark Mathews
David Stombaugh
United States
Allen County
Perry High School
Country Club Permit Approved and Route Bridge Plan
Lost Creek Country Club wins county approval for a liquor permit to be sent to Columbus. Breese Road bridge plan between Beeler and Yoakum set at 41 564 28 with stop signs on Kerr Road intersections. Nominal raises for a welfare stenographer and case worker approved plus Findlay welfare session expenses for Lyle Lee and Donald Hayes.
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Lost Creek
Breese Road
Beeler
Yoakum
Kerr Road
Hoover Coal Road
Auglaize County Line
Findlay
Lyle Lee
Cause
Donald Hayes
Science Fair Set at Bath High School
Bath High School will host a science fair on Saturday in the science wing and cafeteria. About 150 projects will be on display with judging from 10 a.m. to noon. The public can view exhibits from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Bath
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Clarke County
Michigan
Mary B. Wildermuth
Theresa M. Ostendorf
Mary C. Lewis Edwards
Brice
J. Vane Shepherd
Bob Andre
Wcit Radio
Andre
First Ward
Walter Morrisey
No. 5 Fire Station
Morrisey
North Side Fire Station
Lima Personnel Association
American Society For Personnel Administration
Alpine Village
William Moore
Region IV
Harold Mayfield
Owens Ilinois
Cridersville School Pta
At & P.m
Robin Rogers Wil
Perry
Jack Shellenberger
Shellenberger
Elizabeth Lima
Country Club
Hart
Herrarany Pres
PAK Teese Ly
West High ST
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