"Charles O. Gahris, 58 of Tiffin, died suddenly Thur morning." Sandusky Star Journal (Sandusky, Ohio) 18 Dec 1920
"Lawrence Gangle, 53, of 237 Marlow Rd., manager of the Isaly Dairy Sales Room at 17 N. Franklin Ave., died this morning at Mansfield Gen. Hosp. after a brief illness.
Born Oct 13, 1905 at Akron, where he graduated from Senior High School, he came to Mansfield as a young man. He was a member of the United Commercial Travelers and the First Christian Church of Mansfield. He formerly worked as Matthes Clothing Store. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Bonnie Ferrell Gangle; six sisters.... Burial will be in Mansfield Cem..." Mansfield News Journal, 11 June 1959
Thur Jan 4, 1979 Bucyrus T-F Obit Summary:
Josephine M. Gartner, 81, of 7042 Crestline Rd., died this morning at Galion Com Hospital. Born Sep 15, 1897 Morrow Co., to George and Catherine Gattner. Married Lawrence L. Gartner 10-3-1917; he survives
other survivors: 3 children, Mrs Charles (Irene) Yost of Galion, Mrs john (Katharine) Kemp of Mansfield and Mrs David (Mary) Corbin of Crestline, 8 grandchildren and 14 greatg/c, and a sister Mrs Paul (Emma) Gundrum of Galion.
member of First United Meth Church of Crestline.
burial Mansfield Memorial Park.
"Galion-- Mrs Catherine A. Gattner, 82, formerly of southeast of Galion, died at 7:15 am today in Crestline Emergency Hospital. She suffered a hip fracture 10 days ago. For some time she had divided her place of residnce between the homes of two daughters, Mrs Lawrence Gartner of north of Galion and Mrs Paul Gundrum of southeast of here. Born in Crawford County, near Nevada, she was the daughter of Jacob and Matilda Kester Shumaker. At Galion in 1895 she married George Gattner, who died in 1929. She was a member of the Evangelical and reformed Church. Surviving with her daughters are a sister and brothers, Mrs Eliza Heinlen of Bucyrus and Henry and Silas Shumaker, both of Galion.... Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Galion..." Marion Star, 14 July 1948
"GALION, June 11 -- George Gattner, 61, died at 1 o'clock this morning at his home 6 miles southeast of here following a month's illness of complications.
Funeral services... First Reformed Church... interment will be made in Fairview Cemetery.
Mr Gattner was born Mar 12, 1868 at North Bloomfield and spent practically all his life in Morrow county. His marriage to Catherine Shumaker was solemnized May 14, 1896.
Surviving with the widow are 2 daughters, Mrs Josephine Gartner near Bloominggrove, and Mrs Emma Gundrum, near North Bloomfield; 4 grandchildren; 3 sisters, Mrs Elmer Shumaker, Galion, and Mrs S. A. Richardson and Mrs D. W. Smith, south of Galion, and 2 brothers, William and John Gattner, Galion." Marion, 11 June 1929
"Galion, Oct 17-- Funeral services for Henry F. Gearhart, 75, resident of North Robinson, will be held... burial will be made in Fairview Cem., Galion.
Mr Gearhart died Wed morning at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs Mary Cole of Bucyrus. He had been ill for six months of dropsy. Survivors are: three sisters, Mrs Calvin Knell of Galion, Mrs John Kibler and Mrs Samuel Kibler of North Robinson." Marion Star, 17 Oct 1935
"Charles B. Gearhart, 86, lifelong resident of Crawford Co., died at 12:55 am today in crestline Emergency Hosp. where he was admitted last June. He was born Jan 31, 1862 in Jefferson Tp. and was a retired farmer, living in Leesville and the vicinity his entire life. He made his home with his niece, Mrs George Funk at Leesville for the last 16 yrs. His wife, Mrs Mary Margaret Hahn Gearhart, to whom he was married Oct 3, 1885 [the last digit may be a 9?], died 26 yrs ago. Nieces and nephews, including Mrs John Keller of Galion, are the only close relatives surviving.
Funeral services will be held... in the English Lutheran Church at Leesville of which Mr Gearhart was a member. The body will be placed in the mausoleum in Fairview Cemetery..." Marion Star, 13 Sep 1948
"Lewis Gearhart, of North Robinson, who was severely injurred [sic] in a runaway a week ago, died at midnight last night, aged about 24. Funeral at the residence tomorrow at 10 am." The Evening Telegraph [Bucyrus], 1 Sep 1890
"Joseph A. Gearhart, 57, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs Ray Crawford, Burger Ave., Country Club addition, early today after a lingering illness.
Born near Defiance Nov 2, 1879, Mr Gearhart came to Mansfield 16 yrs ago from Crawford Co. He was a member of the Lutheran Church.
Surviving are his daughter, Mrs Crawford; a son Ernest of Mansfield; 6 sisters, Mrs Hattie Walter and Mrs James Morris of Galion, Mrs Calvin Skiver and Mrs Selsby Blue of Defiance, Mrs Francis Bollman of Akron, and mrs Clarence Koons of Sulphur Springs, and 2 grandchildren.
...Burial will be in the Ontario Cemetery." 19 Jul 1937, Mansfield News Journal
"Mrs Ida Jane Gearhart, 67, wife of Joseph A. Gearhart of Trimble Rd., died at the Thomas Hospital Tues after a short illness..
Mrs Gearhart was born in Crawford Co. Feb 14, 1867, but had been a resident of this community for the past 12 yrs. She was a member of Lost Creek Lutheran Church of Crawford Co.
Besides her husband, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs Ray Crawford; one son, Grunis E. Gearhart, and 2 grandchildren, all of this city, also 2 brothers, Lewis Walters and William Walters of crestline.
....Burial will be in the Ontario Cemetery." Mansfield News, 29 Aug 1934
�The funeral of George A. Gelbaugh retired Marion contractor who died yesterday noon will be conducted Saturday at 1:30 pm at the home at 49 south Prospect street and at ___ pm at Epworth ME church. Dr. C. __ Turley pastor will officiate. Burial will be made in the Brush Ridge cemetery.� Marion Star, 21 Apr 1932
�Funeral services for William H. Gelbach who dropped dead in his grocery store Saturday evening, were held Wednesday afternoon at his late home at 2 o�clock, and the body was taken to the Lutheran church for services which were conducted by Rev. E. P. Scharf. Burial was made in the Crestline cemetery.� Mansfield News, 23 Mar 1924
�William J. Gelbaugh, of Crestline, dropped dead Saturday night in his grocery store in that city. His death was due to apoplexy. Mr. Gelbaugh was aged 52 years. He is survived by his widow, three children, his mother and one sister.
Mr. Gelbaugh was quite well known in this city. He was a member of the I.O.O.F. and Junior Order Lodges. Mrs. Thomas Maher, of Sharpless court, is a cousin of Mr. Gelbaugh.
The funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o�clock from the Lutheran church in Crestline and burial made in the cemetery at that place.� Marion Daily Star, 17 Mar 1924
"Galion- Mrs Emma Gerstenslager, 83, RR 1, Crestline, died at 4:50 pm Monday in the Galion Nursing Home where she had been a patient since November.
She was born April 7, 1885, near North Robinson to Isaac and Susan Weibbling [sic] Shumaker. Her husband, John H. Gerstenslager, died in 1966.
She was a member of the Windfall Emanuel United Church of Christ near Galion.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs Edna Hart of galion and Mrs Paul Hocker of North Robinson, a son, Clinton L. of Galion, a twin sister, Mrs Maude Baehr and brother Clarence Shumaker of Bucyrus; 11 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. A brother preceded her in death.
... Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery." Marion Star, 28 Jan 1969
"Mrs Emma Diebler Gibson, 83, died Sun at 2am in her home at 341 Hopley Ave., after a three month illness.... Born June 6, 1888 to Henry and Margaret Nungesser Rexroth in Whetstone Tp., Crawford Co., she had resided in Bucyrus since 1919. She married Walter E. Diebler Dec 9, 1909, and he died Jan 13, 1941. her second marriage was to Mervin J. Gibson, June 6, 1942, and he died Dec 31, 1961. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs Richard (Ernestine) Dunbar, Mrs Clarence (Dorothy) Linn, and Mrs Robert (Grace) Stevenson, all of Bucyrus; a stepdaughter and two stepsons, Mrs Herbert (Edith) Bruce and Ralph and Russell Gibson, all of RR3; 5 grandchildren... burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery..." Marion Star, 27 Dec 1971
�Gledhill- at his residence near Middletown, Crawford County, Ohio, on the morning of the 7th of August, 1868, after an illness of but three days, Joseph Gledhill, Sr., aged 68 years, 10 months and 26 days.
Father Gledhill was a native of England, where he lived until after marriage, and in 1823? Came with his family to America and lived first in Columbiana county, O., six months, then moved to Trumbull county, and after six years spent there he came in Nov., 1833, to Crawford County and purchased the farm on which he died. A very large concourse of relatives and neighbors testify their love and respect for the deceased by following his remains to their final resting place in the family burying ground near Middletown. Services by Rev. F. Ruth. An aged wife and eight children are left to mourn.� Bucyrus Journal, 28 Aug 1868
"Bloomville- Mrs Bertha Green, 85, wife of Albert J. Green of RR2, Bloomville, died at 5:15 am Friday in Bucyrus Community Hospital after 10 years of failing health. She was a Liberty Tp. native.
Born Sep 20, 1883, she was daughter of Gottlieb and Mary Ann Pfleiderer Luidhart. She was a member of St Paul's Lutheran Church northwest of Sulphur Springs and its women's society.
Surviving besides her husband is a son Sylvester at home. A brother and three sisters are deceased...
Burial will be in St Paul's Cemetery..." 4 Jan 1969, Marion Star
"Fall is Fatal to Mrs Sarah Hager....� the rest of the obit is illegible. Marion Star, 1 Oct 1938
"Galion- Philip Hager, 83, residing seven miles northwest of Galion in Jefferson twp, Crawford County, died at his home Sunday afternoon. He had been ill for four weeks.
He was born Aug 15, 1855, west of Leesville, Crawford County, the son of Philip and Barbara (Seibel) Hager. His marriage was June 15, 1884 to Sarah Shumaker who died four months ago.
Surviving: one daughter, Mrs. W. H. Gerstenslager at home, three grandchildren, Mrs Perry Harding of northwest of Galion, Mrs Joe Kalb of west of Bucyrus and Mrs Lester Pfleiderer of northwest of Galion; seven great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Heinlen of Niles, Mich. And Mrs Lena Blackford of Springfield, O.
Funeral services will be held Wed. at 2pm at the Snyder funeral home in Galion. Rev. Henry Volkens, pastor of the Windfall Reformed Church of Windfall, northwest of Galion, will officiate. Burial will be made in the Windfall cemetery. Friends may call any time at the funeral home.� Mansfield News Journal, 6 Feb 1939
"Mrs Mary M. Haines, child of Frank J. and Caroline Meyer, was born in Canton, Stark County, Aug 1, 1846. She was the last surviving member of a family of five children.... Sep 24, 1864 she was married to Monroe W. Haines, who died Feb 24, 1910. The greater part of their married life was spent in Marion, but about eight years ago, they removed to Washington, DC, where the family has since made their home. Mrs Haines was devoted to her family and her home. She was fond of music and all the fine accomplishments which count for so much in the making of perfect womanhood. She was a member of the Episcopal Church, and whenever her health permitted, she was a regular attendant. In an accident six years ago she sustained a fracture of the hip. Being naturally delicate, she never recovered from the effects of this injury. Although she had failed steadily since that time, her death came unexpectedly. She fell asleep on the morning on Jan 13, 1911. Her only daughter Miss Carolyn E., is left to mourn, as well as numerous friends in this city, Washington, and her girlhood home of Canton." Marion Star, 21 Jan 1911
"Resides with Husband and daughter here until about seven years ago when she takes up her residence in the National Capitol [sic], Particulars of Death Scant.
Word was received here Fri morning announcing the sudden death of Mrs Mary Haines, widow of the late Monroe Haines, former residents of this city. Her death occured at the home of Mrs Haines in Washington.
The deceased, who was almost 66 years of age, resided in Marion about 7 years ago, when the family moved to Washington. Mr Haines died about a year ago. The deceased was very well known in Marion. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Caroline Haines, who resided with her mother." Marion Daily Star, 21 Jan 1911
obit summary: Alfred Hammer of New Washington died suddenly Sunday afternoon (feb 18) of tuberculosis. Born 12-24-1861. He was a carpenter for many years after leaving farming. Married Magdaline Schwemley; she and one son, Harper, survive. Burial in German Lutheran Church Cem., to which church he was a life long member.
Bucyrus News-Forum, 20 Feb 1917
"First Traffic Fatality in Bucyrus is Man, 83.
Bucyrus-- William P. Hancock, 83, of nearby North Robinson, became the city's first 1949 traffic fatality when he succumbed at 6 pm Tuesday to injuries received in a truck-auot collision here early Sunday.
A companion in his car, William Frost, 75, of North Robinson, remains in City Hospital here where attaches describe his condition as 'poor.' The men were blinded by lights of an approaching car and their car crashed into a parked truck on East Mansfield street near the underpass, police report.
Mr. Hancock suffered deep lacerations of the head and right hand while Frost suffered several fractured ribs and a hip injury. Both were taken to City hospital. Both the car and truck, owned by D. E. Hughes of Bucyrus, were damaged badly.
Mr. Hancock was a retired Pennsylvania railroad section foreman. He is survived by three sons, Omar of Toledo, Harry and Clarence, both of Bucyrus, a daughter Mrs Elsie Cox of Bucyrus and two sisters, Mrs Reuben Heitzman of Galion and Mrs Mary Schott of Bucyrus.
Services will be at 2pm Friday from the Wise funeral home here with Rev. M. D. Wenger, pastor of Woodlawn Evangelical United Brethren Church of which Mr. Hancock was a member, officiating. Burial will be in nearby Campbell cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday night." Mansfield News Journal, 13 Apr 1949
"Bucyrus-- Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the home for Mrs William Hancock, 54, resident of Bucyrus for the last 40 years who died at her home, 323 Whetstone St. Monday night following a stroke of paralysis suffered four weeks ago. Rev. O. W. Montague, pastor of the First United Brethern church, of which she was a member, will officiate and interment will be made in Campbell Cemetery.
Mrs Hancock was born Mar 22, 1877 in Whetstone Tp., the daughter of Jacob and Catherine Smith. She was married Mar 31, 1895 to William Hancock, who with her mother, survives. Also surviving are one brother John Smith of Ashland, one sister Mrs Amanda Frost of North Robinson; three sons, Omar of Toledo, Harry and Clarence at home and one daughter, Mrs Gerald Cox of Bucyrus." Marion Star, 30 Sep 1931
"Bucyrus, May 12-- Harvey A. Hauck, $60 [sic], New York Central locomotive engineer, died at his home, 923 East Warren Ave., Thur night.
He was born in Leesville May 25, 1873, and was married to Jessie Hiltner Oct 25, 1891. He is survived by the widow, his mother, Mrs Caroline Hauck, of Leesville; 4 children, Clayton, of Willard, Esther M., Lois G., and Lloyd A. all at home... two brothers... and two grandchildren.
He was a member of the First United Brethern church in Leesville, the Junior Order Lodge, and the B. of L. F. and E. Funeral arrangements are incomplete." Mansfield News, Friday, 12 May 1933
"Bucyrus-- Services were held this afternoon at the Munz funeral home here for Emanuel Heckert, 78, Bucyrus old age pensioner who died in City Hospital here Monday. The Salvation Army conducted services. Burial was in nearby Campbell cemetery.
The only survivor is a brother George of Massillon." Mansfield News Journal, 19 Jan 1949
"Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the Snyder funeral home in Galion for Mrs Mary Heckert, 76, wife of Emanuel Heckert, 419 North Walnut street, who died at the home of her son, Ernest Stoneburner, at Iberia, Thursday. Burial will be made in Iberia cemetery.
Mrs Heckert was born in Wyandot county Sep 12, 1862. Her first marriage took place in 1889 when she was united with Samuel Stoneburner.
Her second husband, Emanuel Heckert survives with three sons, Ernest Stoneburner, Lester Stoneburner of Columbus, and Earl Stoneburner of south of Iberia." Mansfield News Jounal, 6 Jan 1939
"Bucyrus- Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2pm for Mrs. George Heckert, 218 Irons street, who died in City hospital Sunday. Burial will be made in Campbell cemetery. Mrs Heckert is survived by her husband and the following children, Mrs Minnie Forkel, Mrs Hazel Blackford and Mrs Helen Phahler of Massillon; Mrs Viola Fink of Cleveland, Mrs Florence Stinehelfer of Martel, Melvin of New Winchester, Chester of Sandusky, and Frank of Columbus." 12 Mar 1946, The Marion Star
"Bucyrus- Services were to be held this afternoon in the Munz funeral home here for Chester Heckert, 56, a Bucyrus native, who died Thurs. in Crile Veterans Hospital, Cleveland, where he had been a patient for sometime. He made his home in Castalia before entering the hospital.
Born Aug 15, 1897 in Bucyrus, to George and Martha Heckert, he married Sadie Thomas, who is dead.
Among the survivors are his father and four children, all living in Castalia: five sisters, Mrs Helen Pfahler and Mrs Minnie Forkel, both of Massillon, Mrs Florence Stinehelfer, Martel, Mrs Viola Fink, Cleveland, and Mrs Hazel Block of Kansas, and a brother Mervin, Sugar Grove Lake.
Mr Heckert was a World War I veteran.
Burial will be in Campbell cemetery near Whetstone, southeast of Bucyrus." Mansfield News Journal, 4 Jan 1954
"Galion, April 20- Ruth Evelyn Heckert, seven-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Heckert died Sunday at 9:30 pm at the home at 225 Grove ave., following a three weeks' illness of scarlet fever and complications.
The child was a pupil of the first grade at the West school building. She was born April 29, 1924, in Galion and was an only child.
Private funeral services were held at 4 pm today at the home of Rev Philip Auer, pastor of Peace Lutheran church, Bucyrus, officiating. Interment was made at Oakwood cemetery in Bucyrus." Marion Star, Monday, 20 Apr 1931
"Bucyrus, Mar 5-- Funeral arrangements for Lewis Franklin Heinlen, 75, former Bucyrus grocer, who died of a fractured skull suffered in a fall from a step ladder at his store in Tiro Sunday afternoon, are being delayed pending the arrival of his son Clinton of Great Kill, L. I.
Mr Heinlen, who disposed of his grocery in north Bucyrus in 1929, resided in Sulphur Springs for the past five years, operating a general store in Tiro." [March 1935]
"Galion-- Maurice B. Hershner, 84, retired Galion lumber dealer was dead on arrival at Galion Community Hospital at 5:40 pm Saturday. He had been in failing health for the last year. Born in Morrow County, Mr Hershner was a son of Adam and Margaret Beck Hershner. He was married Jan 19, 1907, to Sina Belle Schreck, who survives.
Other survivors are: son, Harley B. Hershner of Galion; 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren; brother...
Mr Hershner was in the lumber business with the late Leslie Schreck. After his retirement he became associated with his son in an electrical service business. He was a member of First Evangelical United Brethern Church and had lived in this vicinity all his life..... Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery..." Marion Star, Mon., 9 Dec 1963
"New Washington- Adam Heydinger, 69, a retired farmer, died Sunday evening at his home near here following an illness of three weeks.
Mr Heydinger was born Dec 23, 1869 in Cranberry Tp., Crawford Co. and was a member of St Bernard's Catholic Church. Surviving are two sons, Walter of Washington and Floyd of Shelby ; seven bros...., and six grandchildren.... Burial will be in the New Washington Cemetery..." Mansfield News, 7 Aug 1939
"Bucyrus--Services for Mrs Cora E. Higgins, 95, widow of Dr. A. L. Higgins of Bucyrus.... Mr [sic] Higgins died Thur at 7:50 pm in Rosewood Manor in Galion after several years of failling health. She was a native of Liberty Tp. and came here with her parents in 1875.
Born June 1, 1874, she was the daughter of John W. and Candace Farrall Bogan. Her father was one of eight men who built First Christian Church in Bucyrus where Mrs Higgins was a member and former organist.
Preceding her in death besides her husband were a son and a brother.
Surviving is a granddaughter, Mrs Bogan Ryan of Bucyrus, a great-granddaughter and a great-great-grandson of Indiana. Mrs W. R. Bogan of Bucyrus is her daughter-in-law. Burial will be in Oakwood Cem....." Marion Star, 3 April 1970
"Richard B. Hiltner, 80, died Tues at 8:45 pm at Good Samaritan Hospital of pneumonia after an illness of 4 days.
He is survived by his widow, Alice Ashcroft Hiltner, two children, Mrs Edna Morrow of south of Bucyrus and Harvey of Galion, 3 sisters, Mrs Ellen Freese, Mrs Edith Dapper and Mrs Jessie Hauck, all of Bucyrus, and two brothers.
..Burial will be made in the mausoleum at Fairview Cemetery in Galion." Marion Star, 9 Feb 1938
"Galion- Ill since she broke her hip, Dec. 3, Mrs Mary Alice Hiltner, 94, of three miles north of Galion, died Tuesday noon in the Wertz Rest Home at Bucyrus.
Born Aug 16, 1860, in Jefferson Tp., Crawford Co., Mrs Hiltner was the daughter of Adam and Lydia Crider Ashcroft. She was married Oct 29, 1882 to Richard B. Hiltner who died Feb 8, 1938.
Mrs Hiltner was a member of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at Leesville.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Edna Morrow of Bucyurs, a son, Harvey Hiltner of north of Galion, five grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs Pearl DeGray of Galion. She was preceded in death by one brother and one sister.
.... The body will be placed in the mausoleum at Fairview cemetery. Friends may call anytime at the funeral home." Marion Star, 9 Mar 1955
"Mrs Ida Jane Hodge, 77, died suddenly Wed noon at her home, 527 Prospect St., of a heart attack. She was working in her garden when she was stricken.
Born Feb 21, 1874, in North Robinson, she was the daughter of John and Sarah Chambers Bogan. She was first married to Chan Holland, who died in 1912. On Aug 31, 1916, she married Sydney H. Hodge, who died Feb 26, 1950.
A brother, Amos, with whom she made her home, is the only survivor.
Mrs Hodge was graduated from Bucyrus HS in 1892 and worked for several years in the postoffice here. After marriage to Mr Hodge, she moved to Chicago, where she and her husband operated a restaurant. They retired in Sept. 1946 and returned here to make their home.
... burial will be in Oakwood..." Mansfield News Journal, 7 June 1951
"Bucyrus-- Sydney H. Hodge, 80, died at 1pm Sunday in his home here. He had been ill five mos., suffering from a heart ailment.
Born June 15, 1869, in Port Dover, Ontario, Canada, he was a son of Matthew and Mary H. Hodge. Aug 31, 1916 he married Ida Bogan. For a number of years he operated a restaurant in Chicago. In Sep 1946, he retired and moved to Bucyrus.
Surviving are his widow, and brothers and a sister....all of Toronto, Canada... burial in Oakwood Cemetery..." Marion Star, 27 Feb 1950
"John Nathan Hollett. Upper Sandusky-- John Nathan Hollet, 82, of Upper Sandusky died today at 4:55 am in his home. he had been in failing health four years.
Born Oct 10, 1879, near Pennsville, he was the son of thomas N. and Olive L. Henery Hollett.
On Aug 30, 1902, he married Daisy Bogan, who died Jan 29, 1905. He was married to Anna E. Larick Jul 25, 1907. She survives.
He was a member of the Nevada Methodist Church, the Kings Builder Class of the church and was a former Antrim Tp. trustee. He was a retired farmer and carpenter.
Surviving with the widow are two daughters, Mrs Foster I. Fackler of Shelby and Miss Bessie E. Hollett of Upper Sandusky.....One son... preceded him in death....Burial will be in the Nevada Cemetery...." Marion Star, 8 Dec 1961
"Bucyrus-- Mrs. Elizabeth Hoss, 85, widow of Phillip Hoss, died of a heart attack at 10 pm Thursday in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Naomi Brown, 13 miles northeast of here in Bucyrus township. Mrs. Hoss was a member of Nazareth Lutheran church at Chatfield,
Surviving are two sosn, Jesse and Jonas, both of Bucyrus; three daughters, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Eva Schafer of Bloomville and Mrs Mertha Beal of Chatfield township; two brothers, William Klink of Chatfield township and Emanuel Klink of Crestline, and three sisters, Mrs. Eva Schwemley, Mrs. Emma Fauser and Mrs. Amanda Rugula, all of Chatfield township.
Rites will be held at 2:30 pm Sunday in the Chatfield church with her pastor. Rev. Luther Knauff, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery in charge of the Munz funeral home. Friends may call at the Brown residence Saturday." Mansfield News Journal, 20 Jan 1950
"Bucyrus-- Jesse E. Hoss, 79, retired farmer and Shunk Mfg Co employe, died at 10:45 pm Mon in Bucyrus Comm Hosp. He had been ill four years. His home was in Bucyrus.
Born Feb 3, 1885 in Chatfield Tp., he was a son of Phillip F and Elizabeth Klink Hoss. He was a member of Good Hope Lutheran Church and the church Brotherhood.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Anna Schnarrenberger Hoss; a daughter, Mrs Warren Brown of Bucyrus RR2; 2 g/c; a great g/c, a brother Jonas of Bucyrus, and three sisters, Mrs George Shafer of Bloomville, Mrs Bertha Beal of Chatfield and Mrs Naomi Brown of Bucyrus.... Burial will be in Nazareth Lutheran Cem..." Marion Star, 13 Oct 1964
"Bucyrus-- Mrs Cora M. Hoss, 88 of Chatfield Tp. died at 2 pm Sat in Westfall Rest Home here after a six year illness. Her husband Fred A. died in 1962. She was a native of Crawford Co.
Born July 19, 1884, she was a daughter of John G. and Catherine Schwemley Brown. She was a member of Nazareth Lutheran Church at Chatfield. Before moving to her late home in 1960, she had resided in Wood Co.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs John (Florence) Ryman of RR 2, New Washington and 2 grandchildren.
A bro and a sister preceded her in death....
Burial will be in Nazareth Lutheran Cemetery..." Marion Star, 31 July 1972
"The 8th traffic fatality of the year for Crawford Co. was recorded Thur. when an elderly Crestline man succumbed to injuries he suffered in a train-car crash Aug 12, the local highway patrol post reported today.
Charles F. Huber, 87, of RR 1, Crestline, died in internal injuries and lacerations and abrasions of the body he suffered in a smashup at the New York Central railroad crossing on Crawford Co. Rd 77. He apparently did not see the train as he drove across the tracks at 4:15 pm and his car was struck broadside by the NYC freight train.
.... Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery..." Marion Star, 27 Aug 1965
"Dayton, Jan 31- Funeral services for Rev. Samuel Huddle, 85, who died Thursday of apoplexy, will be held this afternoon. He was widely known throughout United Brethren circles.
Rev. Huddle wrote his own obituary and funeral service some weeks before his death" The Marion Daily Star, 31 Jan, 1925
"Mrs Dorothy Crouse Hurrell, 49, widow of Clarence Hurrell, yesterday in Shelby Memorial Hosp. after a six-month illness. Mrs Hurrell lived on SR 61, 2 miles north of Shelby.
Survivors: sons Benjamin E. and Clarence Jr., and daughters, Mrs Joseph Bonnett and Esther Marie Hurrell, all of Shelby; step-brother Arthur Conklin of near Shelby; 5 grandchildren..... Burial in Hanna cemetery, near Tiro...." Mansfield News Journal, 9 May 1959