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Donald BignellDorlaid M Bignell, 53, of 131 S. ain St Waldron, died Wednesday Apr;. € 1988 at the Toledo Hospital fo.T wsng a bnef illness Tfte former owner and operator of Bigneil ; Welding/Shell of Waldron had beer; employed at IPG in Reading since 1963 H was born October 2. 1924. in Coidwater to Hugh and Catherine Barnes Bignell \ World War II veteran of the Army Air Corps, he had lived inWaldron since 1962.He w a married December 6. 1969, to the former Mary Smith, who survives.Th rkk CUi U££ hters. M rs W il liam S ue.Ann Slump of E3 Cajon, Calif.. Mrs Paul Jen Sue Bea verson of Arch bold, Ohio. Jodene Bignell of Reading; and three sons Donald Bignell. Jr of J mea u Ala Daniel Bignell of Waldron, and Jeff rev of Monroe survive.ALso surviving are one brother, Russell Bignell of Kettenng, Ohio; four step-daughters. Mrs Anthony Beverly Newton of Copperas Cov e, Texas. Mr Terry Carol Fidier of Waldron Mrs Tom Velma i Frank of Hjhsdale Shelley Harris of North Via ms and 25 grandchildren,hHHHe was preceded in death by onebrother.■ fera; service will be held Friday at 11 am at the Waldron Weslevan Church with the Rev. Du a Sender officiating Visitation will b» Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Eagle Funeral Home. Waldron Interment will be in the WaldronCemetery0The family suggests memorials to tl •: Waldron Rescue Squad.Berta RodesilerHIIJ.SDAIJF Berta ArmstrongRodesiler. 2, of 115 Budiong Street, iiiL ca.v died Wednesday April 6, 1986 at thie Hillsdale CommunitymHealth Center after a bnef illness.She was employed for 19 years at Lite Elks 1/xige, 10 of them asmanager.Although she spent most of her life n Hillsdale she was bom March 30,.n Schiitz/Hassen, Germany, to Heinrich and Christine Dahmer Reinhardt.Mrs Rodesier belonged to thei,ady Elks, the Women of the Moose.and the American legion Auxiliary .She married James Rodesiler onFeb 14.1964 He survives.Also surviving are a daughter.Mrs Timmy 1Christine Crowley ofAngola. Ind two step-daughters.Iunda Blatchlev i FLJsdaie and#.Apnl Rodesiler of Indianapolis. Ind.; three sons. Thomas and Frank Armstrong of H„isda*e, and Holger A lex Armstrong of Hudson; one step-son, Jamies Rodesiler II of Reading: one sister. Hannah of Germany, and 13 grandchildren One brother preceded her in death A memorial service will be held Friday at 1 p.m at the Van Horn-Eagle F uneral Home Interment will take place later in Germany Memorials may go to the Elksmajor projectsIda ThomasFREMONT, Ind - Ida HThomas. 84. of Fremont. Ind., died Tuesday evening April 5, 1988) at Cameron Hospital, .Angola, Ind., follow ing a bnef illness.She was bom Aug. 17, 1903, in Holmes City, Ohio, to Wayne and Lucy Erne nek Jones Mrs Thomas retired as a receptionist from Tri-State University m.Angola, and was a member of the Zion Missionary Church in Fremont.Her husband, Clyde Thomas, preceded her in death m 1986.Surviving are four daughters, Mrs Rex Vivian Holdredge erf Montgomery, Mrs. Roy Donna Mullen of Mansfield, Ohio, Mrs Jerry Sharon, Wilder and Mrs Michael Iundaj McCarty of Fremont; two sons, Evan Thomas of Cold water, and Robert Thomas of Fremont; one sister. Mrs. Thelma Nyhart of Akron, Ohio; one brother, Raymond Jones of Kiilbuck, Ohio; 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.One son preceded her in death.The funeral service will be at 2 p.m. (Indiana timei Friday at the Beams Funeral Home, Fremont, with the Rev. Don Rashley officiating. Burial will follow in Lakeside Cemetery, Fremont. Visitation is from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the f uneral home.Memorials are suggested to ZionMissionary Building Fund.
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