Lima Area Deaths and local obituaries merge two notices
Two obituaries from Lima area, Mrs. Bessie Jean Peoples age 23 of 722 East High died at St. Rita's Hospital after three days as a patient. Born August 4 1942 in Alabama she was daughter of Andrew and Rosa Taylor. Services at 2:30 PM Thursday at 11th Street Baptist Church with burial in Fletcher Cemetery. Also Douglas N Berneburg 11 of 18 North Copus Road died at 4:40 PM Tuesday at St. Rita's Hospital after two days as a patient. Born December 1 1954 in Allegany Pennsylvania he was son of Norman and Maxine Berneburg. Requiem High Mass 9:30 AM Friday at St. Charles Church, burial in Gethsemani Cemetery. Friends may call at Hofkamp Funeral Home after 7 to 8 PM.
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Bessie Jean Peoples
E. High
St. Rita’s Hospital
Alabama
Andrew
Rosa Chapman Taylor
Union
Sre Heo
Fred
Roberta
Waver Jane
Robert Lee
Gene Allison
Richard James
Roy Dale
Anthony
Mary Ann Taylor
Minnie Taylor
Patricia Session
Linda Jane Taylor
Andrea Lee Taylor
Debora Jane Taylor
Sandra Dean Taylor
Carol Pay Taylor
S. Union
Samuel
Hattie Merritt
Akron
11Th Street Baptist Church
J. D. White
Fletcher Cemetery
Siford Main Street
Douglas N. Berneburg
N. Copus
St. Rita's Hospital
Priday
Walter Han Tey
Gethsemani Cemetery
Hogenkamp Funeral
Ifter
Death of Clayton Magher 71 Columbus Grove native
Clayton Magher 71 formerly of Columbus Grove died at 130 a.m. Tuesday in Crile Hospital Cleveland. Born April 1884 in Columbus Grove, son of Edward and Laura Magher. Survived by wife Lucille and sisters Stella Eversole Columbus Grove and Ema Sarkel Ashland. Services 130 p.m. Thursday at Chiles Funeral Home Ashland. Burial Ashland Cemetery.
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Columbus Grove
Clayton Magher
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Edward
Laura Magher
Lucille
Stella Eversole
Ema Sarkel
Ashland
Chiles
Ashland Cemetery
Rescue Home Reports February Services and Reach
Rev. James Welty of the Lima Rescue Home releases February mission figures. The home provided 1,824 free meals 282 free lodgings 151 lodgings at nominal fees distributed 630 articles of clothing assigned 81 odd jobs held 15 children s classes conducted 12 jail services 28 new registrations and 56 evangelistic services.
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James Welty
The
Lima
Kenyon College Raises Tuition for 1906-07 Year
Kenyon College president F Edward Land announced the board voted to raise tuition to 1700 dollars annually beginning in 1906 07. The increase funds faculty incentives expanded library holdings and the Kenyon scholarship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier, Ohio
F. Edward Land
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Oldest Fight Erupts Across Stanford Campus
Six nude paintings by Ann Raymond of Menlo Park were removed from Stanford University offices after complaints by officials and staff. The Stanford Daily called the action narrow minded, and the artist said the dispute shows the oldest fight in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Ann Raymond
Menio Park
Stanford Daily
American Legion Washington Conference Attendees Grow
Thomas Houston of Post No. 96 attends the sixth annual American Legion Washington Conference with 1500 members from 58 departments. Arthur Maxwell of the Labor Department discusses a visitor exchange program with Mayor Christian Morris, naming Lima as a potential host city. William F. Smith resigns from the City Planning Commission to join Cole Layce Trumble Appraisal Co., cited by Mayor Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Houston
E. Fifth
Washington
D.C
American Legion
Houston
Arthur Maxwell
U.S. Department of Labor
Christian Morris
United States
Far East
Lima
William F. Smith
S. Cole
City Planning Commission
Smith
Cole Layce Trumble Appraisal Company
Morris
Smaith
St. Gerard's Cubs Win Awards At Honors Banquet
St. Gerard's Pack 47 recognition event in the cafeteria honored Scouts and leaders including merit badge recipients Michael Durskin Richard Sunderhaus and Timmy Falk with multiple badges and pins. Rev Father William Hearne received thanks while Rev Father James Ingram was introduced as new monitor. next meeting set for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gerard’s Cubs
Michael Durskin
Richard Sunderhaus
Timmy Falk
Shawn Bourk
Mark Pierson
William Stip- Pick
Nicky Miraz 2
Mike Rigaili
Frank Hyder
Billy Green
Gary Shrider
Danny Sunderhaus
David Blanken
Thomas Thieman
Allen Burnette
David Hunt
Richard Hunt
Charles Gasperetti
Tom Flynn
Gregory Montfort
Jeffrey Montfort
Jim Rabel
Richard Snyder
Douglas Parent
Chris Moore
James Loughrin
Denner
William Hearne
Monitor
Scouts
James Ingram
Emerson Cubs Hold Dinner and Awards Night
Emerson School PTA sponsored the Emerson Cub Pack 205 annual Blue and Gold banquet in the school gym. John Vermillin chaired the program with den mothers Ruth Baughman and Dorothy Danner. Gerald Johnson led the flag ceremony and Don Phillips presented bobcat and wolf awards to Ronnie and Randy Wagner Jimmy Wehrline Richard Storer and Gerald Johnson. An Indian dance was performed by Guide Hi and a skit on Keeping America Strong followed. The audience sang God Bless America and Julut Blankenship gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
PTA
Pack
John Vermillin
Ruth Baughman
Dorothy Danner
Gerald Johnson
Mark Phillips
Bonnie Wagner
Don Phillips
Ronnie
Randy Wagner
Jimmy Wehrline
Richard Storer
Verdict Fails To Upset Slayer
Charles Schmid, 23, showed no emotion after a jury found him guilty of murdering Gretchen Fritz 17 and Wendy 15, daughters of a Tucson heart surgeon, with the death penalty recommended. The killings occurred August 16 and his arrest followed November 10. The trial began February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Schmid
Oaid Schmid
Schmid
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Couples
A sequence of marriage licenses shows Patrick Renwald and Laxie Baughman, Robert Glenn Jr. and Lois Hisle, Edward Neal and Mary McKatchern, Lawrence Sharp and Rebecca Saylor, Glen Goldsberry and Katie Brandon, Donald Suller and Christine Gaugh, David Shafer and Annettes Stewart, Edwin Hardesty and Mary Co burn, Darrel Hefner and Sheila McClanahan, Harold Williams and Joyce Henderson, Otto Mores and Mary Dannhausen, all listed with their ages and addresses. The notices reflect typical local licensing records from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Jerome Renwald
Market St
Laxie Ann Baughman
Fairview
Robert Lee Glenn, Jr
16Th St
Lois Marie Hisle
Greenlawn
Edward A. Neal
Rice Ave
Mary J. McKatchern
Diller
Lawrence Arthur Sharp
North Madison
Rebecca Suzanne Saylor
W. Elm St
Glen R. Goldsberry
Hill
Katie M. Brandon
W. Kibby
Donald Ross Suller
Edwin Ray Hardesty
Spencerville
Mary Lou Coburn
Darre
A. Hefner
Waynesfield
Sheila McClanahan
Smith Ave
Harold R. Williams
Grover Hill
Joyce Henderson
W. Spring St
Otto William Mores
Delphos
Mary G. Dannhausen
Father Son Event Honors 204 Awards At Banquet
Cridersville’s Evangelical United Brotheren Church held a father son banquet attracting 75 men and boys. 204 awards were presented to players, coaches, and managers of church sponsored basketball and bowling teams. scripture lesson cited Romans 13. award presenters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cridersville
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Phil Jackson
Tolada Chalk
Gene Collins
Eliott Reynolds
Jack Wahlie
A. N. Staley
Gerald Bowersock
Roebuck
Fire Marshal Probes Lima School Blaze
Ohio Fire Marshal Mei Billman visits Lima to study the destruction of Central Junior High School. Officials say full findings await clearance of rubble as Lima Public Schools clear the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mei Billman
Ohio
Lima
Central
Hgh
Billman
Lima Public School System
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Lima Star
Dec
1954
Allegheny, Pa
Son
Mrs
Norman and
Maxine Berneburg
Diane
Marian McCloskey
Pittsburgh, Pa
Marie Berneburg
Pittsburgh
St. Charles School
St. Charles Catholic Church
Rescue Home Lists
St. Gerard's
Richard McCobb
Emerson Cubs
NEW School
Hart
Jens
8Port
Bia
sAlo
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