The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) > 1930 > August > 19 "AUGUSTUS WARNER DIES EARLY MONDAY, Native of Gallia County Succumbs at Home The death of Augustus F. Warner, aged 75 years, occurred early Monday morning at the family home on Sharon avenue, after a brief illness. Mr. Warner was a native of Gallia county but lived in Zanesville for many years. Surviving are five children: Mrs. James Dowell of South Side, West Virginia; Mrs. Charles Fielders, of New Holland; Mrs. John L. Tilton, of this city; Mrs. Harry Jeffries of Quincy, West Virginia; Otis Warner, of Ashley; one step-son, Charles Birchard, of Newark; one step-daughter, Mrs. Forrest Hurdman of West Virginia. Ten grandchildren also survive. His wife and three children preceded him in death. Dean company in charge." The Times Recorder (Zanesville, Ohio) > 1930 > December > 27 "BODY IS FOUND IN MINE GALLIPOLIS, O. Dec. 26--Frank J. Sisson, 48, Gallia county farmer, was found dead in an old coal mine today, the top of his head blown off by a shot. He was buried under a fall of slate. He disappeared seven weeks ago. Teresa Herrmann Columbus, Ohio