Lima Daily News, May 23, 1908 Mrs. Wm. GRATZ of 366 south Pine street, who was operated upon last Wednesday at the City hospital, is reported as getting along nicely. Mrs. Reuben WHITE, of 1001 St Johns avenue, is critically ill with blood poison. B.H. SUNDERLAND, of Spencerville, was a Lima visitor today. John AUGUST, accompanied by his sister Miss RUSSELL, of Columbus Grove, were the guests of Mrs. E.E. RUSSELL, of east Market street yesterday. The street car company had their sprinkling car out yesterday, laying the dust along the tracks. Quite a lot of cement sidewalks are being put in on south Main street, south of Circular. Mrs. James KEEVE is painting and otherwise improving her property at the corner of Spring and Pierce streets. Deputy Revenue Collector S.R. VERTNER, of Beaverdam, was in town today, after being laid up with rheumatism for the past several months. Miss Pearl SARBER, after an extended visit in California, has resumed her position as stenographer with Judge LOWERY. E.L. WELCH of Delphos, patenter of the WELCH safe railway switch, was a city visitor today.

Lima Daily News, Mar 24, 1906 Mrs. Oliver SULLIVAN, of east Pearl street, left last evening for a visit with relatives in Dayton. Miss Dorothy DOWNING left this morning for Detroit, where she will spend the spring vacation as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee DOWNING. Miss Hazel SHULER, a stenographer in the office of County Clerk EDWARDS, is suffering with a bad cold and sore throat. Mrs. Ed FISHER, of Wapakoneta, was a visitor in Lima yesterday. Miss KENNEDY and Miss NETTLER and Miss SHOASE, of Sidney are the guests of Miss Beaulah BAILEY. Mrs. Henrietta BURDEN is visiting friends and relatives in Lima today. Mrs. George KINSTLE, of Lima, visited her father, Ed CRAFT, here Friday. Mrs. Hattie BECHDOLT, of Lima, is the guest of Mrs. Leonard E. BUSH, today.

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Lima Daily News, Feb 21, 1919 William FIELDS, south Atlantic avenue, paid a fine of $15 and costs Thursday avenue, for hitting Roy GRUBB, a neighbor. GRUBB charged FIELDS hit him with a pair of brass knuckles. FIELDS charged GRUBB hit him with a rock. Carl STUMBAUGH, 1221 south Metcalf street, truck driver for the CASKEY grocery, testified FIELDS used a pair of brass knuckles on GRUBB, after which GRUBB hit FIELDS with a rock.

Lima Daily News, Feb 21, 1919 Mrs. Elizabeth FISHER, widow of Michael FISHER, died at her home, 1 1/2 miles southeast of Lafayette, Ohio, Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at FISHER church, near her home, Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Rev. H.G. MILEY of Detroit, officiating.

Lima Daily News, Feb 21, 1919 Ida May RICE, the daughter of Wilson D. and Martha RICE was born in Leipsic, Ohio, April 3, 1884, and passed away at the home in Lima, February 13, 1919, at the age of 34 years, 10 months and 10 days. After a few years residence at Leipsic the family moved to Continental, Ohio, where they resided until after the death of the father, which occurred November 16, 1902, at which time they came to Lima, where they have since resided. Those remaining of the immediate family, are the mother Mrs. Martha RICE, of Lima, one sister, Mrs. Cora KUNTZ, of Continental, Ohio; four brothers, Pressly, Charley and Jesse all of Lima, and Ora, of Continental, Ohio. Ida had been a constant sufferer from her childhood. Being afflicted from about the age of seven years, her affliction developing into tuberculosis of the hip joint. Ida has always been of a most attractive personality, and a kind and loving disposition, and through all the years has won to herself a large circle of admiring and devoted friends. Early in life she was associated with the Sunday School and united with the United Brethren church in Continental, Ohio, and in Lima, she renewed her faith and confession, and united with the First United Brethren church in 1911. All these years she has taken great interest in the work of the church and the Sunday School, and it was a source of regret to her when she was no longer able to come to the services of the church. Her testimony of these recent months has been good, and she has been anxiously longing for the time when she might be set free from the body and go to be with her Savior. Williams and Davis removed Mrs. Abe VINEGAR from St. Rita's hospital to her home 784 west Wayne street. G.J. PENNYPACKER from the Solar Refinery to Dr. H.T. THOMAS for an X-ray examination, where it was found he had a broken arm and then to his home, 122 north Park avenue. Siferd and son removed Mrs. C.H. NEEDENHEIMER from St. Rita's hospital to 1223 St. John's avenue. Mrs. Nancy McCONAHAY from 829 1/2 south Main street to the City hospital. Mrs. Alice JELLISON from 124 east Elm street to the City hospital.

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Lima Daily News, Sep 3,1918 Dies Following Operation Clarence L. WALLICK, 44 years of age, died Sunday morning at the City hospital, following an operation for appendicitis. He was a dairyman and resided at 901 east Kibby street. Besides the wife and five children, a father and several sisters, survive him. Short funeral services were held at the late residence this afternoon at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev. BOWDLE. Burial will be made in Ada.

Lima Daily News, Apr 11, 1911 St. Marys, Ohio, Apr 11- A special car on the Western Ohio railroad will bring the remains of Matthew PLANKELL, former resident of this city, here from Wapakoneta, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Roll HARTER, of Spencerville, O., is a daughter of the deceased. Relatives in this city were informed of the death of Samuel CROSSLEY, which occurred at a Toledo hospital where he was taken for treatment some time ago. The deceased was a well known resident of Auglaize county and had made his home near New Hampshire for a number of years, although born in Allen county. Mr. CROSSLEY was 59 years of age and is survived by a widow and several children. Mrs. Roy WAGSTAFF, of this city, is a daughter. The funeral services will be held at New Hampshire, where the remains were taken Monday afternoon.

Lima News, Oct 19, 1924 St. Marys, Ohio Mrs. Thomas SUBWICK and daughter Erma Jean of Lakewood, are visiting the MILLER and STONEROCK relatives in St. Marys. Mrs. W.A. SAWYER and daughter Naomi HEBRON, were recent guests at the Henry DICKERSON residence. Roy and Mrs. VORHEES had as their recent guests John STOLL and Emma and Laura BURKWEILER of Hartford City, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Webb BRANDON, Piqua, have returned home; concluding a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles EDWARDS. Mrs. H.L. DUNATHAN and grand-daughter, Carol DUNATHAN are visiting in Steubenville at the C.L. MUELLER residence.

I have the following obituaries from Allen and other Ohio counties ( I was lucky enough to be given many obituaries, I am not related to these people) The old obits that I post are very faint and hard to read, they do not scan well. Please limit your requests to 3 per day. Thanks If you would like a scan let me know at [email protected] MAIDLOW, (Williams), Linda L 1955- 1989 MANGER, M. Robert 1904- 1982 WOLFE, (Burian), Anna 1907- 1983 McOWEN, Clyde 1922- 2000 MALLOTT, Gary L 1940- 1997 MALLOTT, (Slattman), Marie E 1915- 1981 MAIDLOW, (Landwehr), Mary 1902- 1975 McCOMBER, Melvin 1905- 1975 MAIDLOW, Paul N 1909- 1981 MALLOTT, (Eichacker), Mildred N 1923- 2001 MAIDLOW, Ralph K 1913- 2000 McOWEN, Kenneth W 1921- 1993 MANGER, (McFarland), Kathryn L 1913- 1992 WOOD, W. Ewing, 1909- 1981 McOWEN, Roger W 1918- 1982 MAIDLOW, (Oates), Marylou 1923- 1999 MAIN, (Morgan), Evalyn 1911- 1983 MAXWELL, (Baggs), Grace A 1909- 2001 MANKEN, (Farling), Velma L 1901- 1982 FARLEY, Charles E 1910- 1974 LUCKE, (Ellerbrock), Leona A 1906- 1978 SCHWARTZ, Eugene F 1910- 1978 McNARY, (Barnett), Elizabeth B 1908- 1973 MACK, (DePalma), Mary M 1918- 1997 METZGER, Gladys 1901- 1975 MACKE, (Frierott), JoAnn M 1930- 1995 MAXWELL, (Grady), Lena A 1911- 1995 McNUTT, (Rogers), Vivian M 1927- 1992

Lima Daily News, Apr 1, 1898 J.W. GRIFFIN, went to Findlay this morning. M.J. CAHILL went to Leipsic this morning. Rev. J.B. MOONEY went to Delphos this morning. Wm. COCHRAN went to Redkey, Ind., this morning. Kathryn DONALDSON is the guest of Piqua friends. J.D.S. NEELY went to Redkey, Ind., this morning. C.I. CARR, of Van Wert, is registered at the Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Albert KOCH went to Toledo this morning. Miss Celia STUMP is being entertained by her friend Miss Mabel TOY. Miss Helen BROWN, of Ottawa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. LEETE, of north Baxter street. Miss Laura EDDY, of Ashland, Ohio, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. HEINER, of 210 west Elm street. Mrs. S.A. CORDELL, will leave to-morrow for West Newton, on a visit to her son Calvin, and also to see her new grandson. Miss Barbara SCHULTZ will to-morrow return to her home in North Baltimore after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in this city.

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Lima Daily News, Apr 4, 1899 Mrs. Walton E. CLARK left yesterday afternoon for a visit in Boston. Walter MORRIS returned last night to Kenyon, his vacation having ended. Mr. and Mrs. Fred BAUEHENS are home from a visit in Pittsburg. Cliff CHURCHILL, of Bellefontaine, spent the Sabbath with Lima friends. A baby daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CHANEY on north West street. Ex-sheriff FISHER was over from Delphos yesterday, taking part in the Democratic primary. The workmen engaged in taking down the electric light tower attract lots of attention. The six year old child of J.F. SEIFERD, of south Main street, was run over by a buggy yesterday afternoon and badly bruised. Roy SELLARS was up from Wapak yesterday to get his vote. He states he has a very nice buisness in the grocery line there. O.T. OWEN, for the past several years engaged in business at Kokomo, Indiana, is in the city making his mother, of south Main street a visit. Charles WOOLERY, the blind piano tuner, while in the act of getting in a buggy on south Main street yesterday afternoon the horses started throwing him to the pavement. His face was cut and badly bruised. Mrs. H.R. BASSLER, of Columbus Grove, is spending Easter with friends in Lima. Will DuGRAY has taken the position in the Hercules tin shop department on south Central avenue. The fixtures and machinery of the Eureka Cornice Works have been ordered sold by the courts. Lawrence LAWERTHERS, of Pittsburg, an up-to-date shoe salesman, has taken a position at the Hub shoe store. Mrs. I.S. MOTTER left this morning for Martinsville, Indiana, where she will take the baths for a week or more. The eleven-year-old son of Dave SEEDERS was bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon, and his face severely lacerated. Francis, the 21-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John GRADY, 633 north McDonald street, died this morning from Spinal Meningitis. No funeral arrangements yet made. Death relived Mrs. Thomas MOSGROVE, of 750 Oak street, last night about 11 o'clock. Lung trouble was the cause of death. She leaves a husband, mother, two brothers and a sister. The date of the memorial has not been set but will be conducted by the Ladies Auxillary to the Knights of St. John.

I have the following obituaries from Allen and other Ohio counties ( I was lucky enough to be given many obituaries, I am not related to these people) The old obits that I post are very faint and hard to read, they do not scan well. Please limit your requests to 3 per day. Thanks If you would like a scan let me know at [email protected] McGUFFEY, (Booher), Georgia B 1908- 2000 BENYA, (Christoff), Helen 1925- 1976 JACKSON, (Gregory), Thelma 1909- 2000 BAYLOR, Robert B 1919- 1993 BALSON, William M 1928- 1980 STELZER, (Frazee), Adelaide D 1915- 1999 BRANSTETER, (Bollenbacher), Lucille 1908- 1999 BALDRIDGE, (Fry), Mary E 1913- 1996 BARAN, Edward C 1917- 1982 BARANSY, Marvin L 1909- 1991 JEFFREY, (Mejia), Barbara 1926- 1972 CENTERS, Sherman J 1894- 1973 BARONE, (Walborn), Lucille 1906- 2000 RAMSEY, (Norton), Ruth A 1906- 2000 BELTON, Preston L 1921- 1982 DUMOND, (Piles), Maxine P 1914- 2000 CLAWSON, Doeis L 1925- 1975 SCHENK, Martin 1919- 2000 SCHENK, Ronald I 1911- 1999 FISHER, Richard L 1924- 2000 MILLER, Herman (Jr) 1895- 1931 BALTZ, Albert 1912- 1931 MYER, Robert O 1932- 2000 BARON, William F 1899- 1973 MAUK, Karl D 1932- 2000 BIBLE, Ralph H 1924- 2000 BALDWIN, Daryl A 1941- 2000 HENTHORN, (Hubbard), Naomi E 1927- 2000 CRAWFORD, Paul (Jr) 1947- 2000 BERKEBILE, Carl 1899- 1970 TESTER, (Baeumel), Elsie K 1901- 2000 BERRETT, (Fox), Lenna 1892- 1982 BERT, Charles J 1915- 1977 BERRON, Carl F 1896- 1995 BERTCH, John O 1883- 1975 BERTSCH, (Alfillisch), Amelia A 1885- 1975

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: miller,tilton,daugherty,crites Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZYB.2ACI/715 Message Board Post: I am looking for the family of Arthur Daugherty. He died in Lima Ohio. He was married to emma crites. he only had one child that I know of. Melva Daugherty.I do know that he had a sister by name of mildred. Arthur was my husbands great grandfather. He was born around 1873, I believe he died in 1952. I could be wrong on that date.I am also looking for his grave.he is said to have been buried in lima,ohio

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZYB.2ACI/712.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I probably won't get to Lima until next Saturday, but I can check then.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/ZYB.2ACI/712.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you. Turns out this is a son of John Glaze. Any chance of an obituary for John (F?) Glaze b.abt.1821 Va. I have a DOD of Jun.27,1911? I have been unable to verify this,I suspect he died in Bath,Allen Co.,Oh.? Near Lima? Thanks again.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZYB.2ACI/710.1 Message Board Post: Lima News, Sunday, Dec. 3, 1922 Paralysis Results in Death of Mrs. Crawford Illness from paralysis of six weeks’ duration culminated at 6:15 pm Saturday in the death of Mrs. Cynthia A. Crawford, 70, wife of J. W. Crawford, at 1338 S. Central-av. Deceased was born in Delaware-co, February 22, 1852. Survived by her husband, five sons, Frank A., Carl and E. M. Crawford, Lima; Charles of Winchester, Indiana and William of Detroit; one sister, Mrs. D. J. Deer, and two brothers, Edward and Cyrus Hatch, of Kenton. Funeral services at the residence Monday at 2 pm in the charge of Rev. E. T. Bowdle. Burial in Shawnee cemetery. Lima News, Monday, Apr. 7, 1924 Civil War Veteran is Dead; Burial Wednesday James W. Crawford, 79, died Monday morning at the home of his son, Frank Crawford, in Bath-tp. Death was caused from a complication of diseases after an illness of one year. Crawford was born in Licking-co, Ohio, May 11, 1845 and served in Co. 5 [or S], 99th Regiment and Co. F, 5th Regiment, O.V.I. He leaves five sons, Frank, at whose home he died; Charles, Winchester, Indiana; Will, of Detroit; E. M. of Toledo; and Carl, of Lima. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 pm Wednesday at the residence in charge of Rev. Wingert. Burial will be in Shawnee cemetery.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/ZYB.2ACI/712.1 Message Board Post: I’m not related to this family, just trying to help. There are several Glazes in the obit index in Lima, but this is the only one I looked up. Lima News, Monday, Oct. 11, 1937 Marion A. Glaze, 70, a resident of Lima for 21 years, died at his home, 367 S. Pine-st., at 3:30 am Sunday from paralysis following an illness of one week. Glaze was janitor at South high school and was a native of Allen-co. Surviving are his wife, Jennie Glaze; one son, W. H. Glaze of Lima Route 2; a daughter, Miss Neva Glaze at home; three sisters, Mrs. Luther McKinney of Harrod; Mrs. William Jamison of Lima, and Mrs. Arthur Poling of Casper, Wyo. Three grandchildren also survive. Final rites will be conducted at 2 pm Tuesday at the South Side Church of Christ, with the Rev. E. J. Penhorwood officiating. Interment will be in Memorial Park cemetery. The body was removed from the Davis-Miller and Sons funeral home to the residence Monday morning. Let me know if you want me to look up more.