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 JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com MITCHELL, (Whisler), Ethel G 1904- 1992 MARTIN, Roland W 1948- 1992 MEYERS, Wallace W 1915- 1992 MINCKS, Dale V 1911- 1993 MINNICH, (Slattery), Patricia A 1933- 1992 MARTIN, (Brinkman), Margaret 1898- 1991 MITCHELL, (Rakestraw), Helen J 1928- 1994 PRINE, (Barnes), Lola 1926- 1991 MITCHELL, (Edgecomb), Aileen E 1903- 1992 POINT, Paula M 1963- 1970 WARD, (Tippitt), Maria S 1920- 1980 WARD, Nellie R 1901- 1981 WARD, P. Merle 1893- 1980 WARD, (Welding), Patricia 1923- 1985 WARD, Samuel 1906- 1985 WARD, (Glover), Susie F 1894- 1981 WARE, Minnie L 1893- 1981 WARE, Frank G 1896- 1982 WARNECKE, Ronald S 1980- 1980 WARE, Raymond H 1892- 1985 WARD, (Wiggins), Barbara E 1888- 1986 WARE, (Heintz), Sophia M 1891- 1984 WARD, Charles (Sr) 1910- 1980 WARNECKE, (Schroeder), Agnes M 1902- 1984 WARD, (Hector), Clara 1887- 1980 WARNECKE, Albert F 1906- 1986 WARNECKE, (Morman), Martha 1889- 1986 WARD, Jessie M 1895- 1982 WARNECKE, Walter I 1908- 1982 WARD, Donald H 1920- 1981 WARNER, (Fledderjohann), Adelma M 1909- 1984 WANNEMACHER, Thomas U 1916- 1980

Lima Daily News, Jan 12, 1905 J.O. REIFF, of St. John's avenue received a message about 11 o'clock yesterday morning that his brother-in-law, Fred KELLER, of Galion, a C. & E. engineer had been killed a few hours before, his engine blowing up in Creston, 14 miles east of Galion. Engineer KELLER, was about 52 years of age and had been in the service of the C & E for 24 years. For 15 years he had been at the trottle of the iron horse pulling the Well-Fargo express. Mr. and Mrs. REIFF and children Audree and Edgar, left yesterday afternoon for Galion, where the funeral will be held probably tomorrow morning. Robert McDONALD, a helper at the L.E. & W railway shops, recently from St. Marys, where his family resides, met with a painful accident about 5 o'clock last evening. He was assisting another workman and in using a large iron bar it slipped and fell upon his right leg, breaking the member just below the knee. Jones & Williams ambulance conveyed him to his boarding house at 322 south McDonald. Mrs. W.E. BOYER and baby, of south Elizabeth street, left yesterday to visit her parents in North Robinson. John ROTHROCK, of the Fisher Bros. barber shop, is ill at his home on south Union street with stomach trouble. The Rev. J.D. LAWRENCE and family have left for Oklahoma, where the reverend gentleman will serve two pastoral charges. Daniel O'CONNELL is here from Orrick, Mo., visiting his father, brother and sister on Forest avenue. He has been at work for the Buckeye Pipe Line out there for the past four months. W.E. HESS has purchased the property at the southwest corner of Greenlawn and Kibby street. Hazel and Anna, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. TURLINGER, of Henry street, have scarlet fever. Another daughter, Hattie, recently recovered from the disease. The Alvin HANEY family yesterday moved from 560 south Pine to 404 McPheron avenue. Mrs. H.H. KEMBLE and neice, Miss Edna WERNER, left last night for their home in Buffalo, N.Y., after a two weeks' visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Dr. Burt HUBBARD, of south Main. John T. TURNER, of Columbus Grove, was her on business yesterday.

Lima Daily News, Jan 16, 1905 ( also the date on the Rose Fisher obit) Paid Dearly for Assault on His Wife Probate Judge MILLER Takes Good Care of Thomas SEYMOUR Thomas SEYMOUR, who assaulted his wife and daughter at their home on east North street, several evenings ago, and who was bound over to the Probate court by Mayor ROBB, had a hearing this afternoon before the latter and was sentenced to thirty days hard labor at the Toledo work house, to remain committed until the costs in the case are paid. He admitted striking his wife and daughter, the evidence showing that he had knocked three of her teeth out.

Apoplexy Causes the Death of Mrs. Rose Fisher Died at the City Hospital Yesterday- Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon From The Epworth M.E. Church Mrs. Rose FISHER, aged 48 years, of the corner of Bellefontaine and Harrison avenues, died last night at eleven o'clock at the hospital of apoplexy. The remains were taken to the home of Mr. J. SEIBOLT, 401 Prospect avenue. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock from the Epworth M.E. church.

Lima Daily News, Mar 24, 1906 Stroke of Paralyis suffered by Elias Crites, well known Resident of German Township Elias CRITES, a very prominent man of German township, living but a short distance of Elida, was laid low a by a stroke of paralysis, which affected his right side. Owing to his advanced age, he being eighty-one years old, his recovery is reported as doubtful.

Lima Daily News, Apr 11, 1906 Reunion at the Country Home of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David E. ROBINSON opened their home near the Auglaize river Sunday to a party of relatives who spent the hours most pleasantly together. Mr. ROBINSON, who is 82 years of age, and Mrs. ROBINSON, 74, were born in Wales and came to this vicinity in 1849. Those present at the reunion were; David D. ROBINSON and wife, John ROBINSON and family, Joseph ROBINSON and family, S.V. FERGUSON and family, of West Cairo; Mrs. William FORD, of Carey; Mrs. Frank BARNES and children, of Beaverdam; Martin STEMEN, of near Rushmore; John ESMONDS and family, of Rushmore; Bert BEST and family of Rushmore; Mr. and Mrs. F.E. SMITH of Delphos.

Lima Daily News, Apr 26, 1906 Death Relieved Mrs. John Hutchinson at nine o'clock this morning after an illness of several months from cancer. Mrs. John HUTCHINSON, wife of Probate Judge HUTCHINSON, died this morning at nine o'clock at her home, 126 south Metcalf street; after an illness of six months from cancer. Deceased was 57 years of age. Besides the sorrowing husband, she leaves one daughter, Miss Halce HUTCHINSON, to mourn their loss. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from the residence.

Lima Daily News, Apr 26, 1906 Comsumption causes the Death of Young Man This Morning Earl BOWSHER, after an illness of one year from lung trouble died this morning at 8:30 o'clock at his home in Bath township. Deceased was 17 years of age, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elijah BOWSHER. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

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) Please limit your requests to 3 per day. Thanks If you would like a scan let me know at JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com WALTZ,( Rodgers), Dorothy R 1928- 1986 WALTZ, (Martz), G. Ruth 1899- 1980 WALTZ, (Matson), Irma 1926- 1985 WALTZ, Loyal E 1902- 1983 WALTZ, Levi 1891- 1981 WALTZ, (Zehrback), Mabel 1887- 1983 WANAMAKER, (Baker), Mary C 1911- 1982 WANNEMACHER, ( Schwertner), Adeline E 1894- 1980 WANAMAKER, Rolland 1909- 1983 WANNEMACHER, Alvin S 1910- 1980 WANNEMACHER, Edward J 1908- 1980 PENNINGTON, C.E.(Dr), 1925- 2001 WANNEMACHER, (Heckman), Helen E 1913- 1985 WALTER, Roy A 1930- 1984 WANNEMACHER, Robert M 1903- 1980 WALTHER, Arthur C 1895- 1985 WALTHER, (Mack), Cleona G 1898- 1982 WANNEMACHER, (Metz), Marie M 1913- 1989 WALLACE, (Price), Florence M 1901- 1983 LONG, Jodi A 1973- 1994 LONG, Herschel W 1906- 1994 POWELL, James 1903- 1985 LONG, Thomas C 1915- 1991 LONG, Jerry D 1938- 1991 BOWERSOCK, John W 1893- 1973 BOWERSOCK, Grover C 1884- 1973 BRADFIELD, Henry F 1922- 1972 BRACKNEY, Roman F 1906- 1974 LONG, (Bishop), Hallie ?- 1993 BRIAN, Russell 1903- 1977 LONG, (Schaffner), Zola M 1908- 1992 PLUMMER, Walter 1898- 1972 LOUTH, James R 1916- 1992 LOUTH, Richard J 1914- 1991 LOWERY, Thomas M 1970- 1991 POINT, Wilda 1903- 1971 LOWRY, Gatle 1896- 1992 LOWRY, Joseph W 1961- 1992

Lima Daily News, Jan 2, 1906 Mr. Harry GORDON, of Findlay, spent Sunday in this city, with his parents. Miss Dora HILDRETH, of Holmes avenue and Miss Genevieve BLACK, of north McDonel street, have returned home, after an extended visit to Rushmore, O. Miss Gertrude MORAN, of Findlay, is the guest of friends in the city. Miss Anna SCHULTZ and Miss Louise SCHULTZ spent New Year's day with friends in Delphos. G.W. DARLING, of New Castle, Ohio, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Hefner. Mr. John MAY, of Beaverdam, is visiting Mrs. Amos KELLER, 130 east Eureka street, and Mrs. M. LAMISON, of 742 south Elizabeth. David WOODIN, of east McKibben street, leaves for Columbus today. He was elected on the legislative board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. WILLIAMS have returned after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Defiance. Mr. Charles WEINFELD, of Warsaw, Wis., is a guest of his brother Sam, and family. Mrs, Russel HUGHES has returned to her home in Findlay, after a visit with Lima friends. Mrs. Anna FLATT and son Robert, of Toledo, visited friends and relatives Sunday. Mrs. Emma McGINNIS and son Elvie, have returned home, after a pleasant visit with J.J. MOORE and family in Van Wert. Mrs. J.M. WEAVER, of Harrison avenue, have been entertaining quite a number of friends during the holidays, among them being her brother, Rev. J.F. MILLER, and family, of Bryan, Ohio, and C.E. MILLER and wife of Ft. Wayne, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. HAMMOND and daughter, Florence, of Columbus Grove, who were the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MILLER, of east Pearl street, returned to their home Sunday evening. Mrs. F.M. CHASE, daughter Maud, and son Russell, of Troy, spent New Years day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. BINDER. George BARRETT, who is traveling for Denman & Co., of New York, left last night for Pittsburg, after a visit with home folks. Mrs. John ROTH, of Cincinnati, is spending a few days with Mrs. John WEINFELD, of west Spring street. Mr. Fred HOFFMAN has returned from Mansfield, after a pleasant visit with friends. Miss Kate PATTON, who lived in the McHENRY family in this city for thirty-five years, died at Van Wert day before yesterday of cancer. The funeral will be held tomorrow. A number of Lima people will attend among them Miss Gusta SHULER.

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) Please limit your requests to 3 per day. Thanks If you would like a scan let me know at JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com WARNEMENT, Benjamin W 1950- 1981 WARNER, (Kiracofe), Wealthy V 1919- 1983 WARNEMENT,( Dietrick), Agnes S 1889- 1983 WARNER,( Franklin), Audrey U 1897- 1983 WARNER, Rusty, 1961- 1980 WARNER, Russell R 1926- 1984 WARNER, (Zink), Regina 1909- 1985 WARNER, (Barker), Ollie L 1901- 1983 WARNER,( Sattler), Mary S 1886- 1981 WARNER,( LaRue), Olive M 1913- 1983 WARNER, Leonard E 1898- 1981 WARNER, John O 1957- 1983 WARNER, George T 1887- 1981 WELCH, Marvin L 1930- 1989 WARNER, Cleona 1905- 1982 WARNER, Foster 1900- 1982 WARNER, Clyde L 1900- 1982 WARNER, Charmaine B 1938- 1986 WARNER, Clay H 1897- 1984 WARNER, Florenz J 1912- 1985 RAMEY, Clayton R 1922- 2001 WALTERS,( Tomczak), Emily L WALTERS,( LaRue), Grace V 1902- 1989 WALTERS, Ernest S 1906- 1982 WALTERS, (Hickle), Marguerite B 1906- 1984 WALTERS, Gilbert B 1911- 1983 WALTERS, Harold H 1922- 1982 WALTERS, Ned E 1925- 1982 WALTERS,( Appleby), Pauline M 1914- 1986 WALTERS, Roy L 1901 1981 WALTHER,(Mack), Cleona G 1898- 1982 WALTERS,( Kohorst), Wilma R 1916- 1985

Lima Daily News, Jan 12, 1906 Miss Lulu SEIFERT has returned to her home in Wapakoneta, after spending a week with Lima relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G.S. RITTER, Thomas WARREN and Chas. G. GRAU, of Toledo, are here to attend the funeral of H.J. O'NEILL. Mr. and Mrs. PUTNAM, of Van Wert, Mr. Oliver GILBERT, of Ada, and Mrs. Rev. WILLARD, of Columbus, were here in attendence at the H.M. JOHNSON funeral. Alexander SHENK and John LINNEMAN, of Delphos, were here yesterday. Mr. SHENK leaves in a few days for a three months' visit in California. Mrs. J.J. CORCORAN and children, of Hamilton, have joined Mr. CORCORAN, the new C.H. & D. train master. They will reside at 503 north Elizabeth street. Mrs. H.J. MOEHRING and son Walter, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John ERSIG and relatives in St. Marys. Miss Anna STEURER, of Cleveland, is visiting her cousin Phillip RUNIGER and family, of 523 north West street. Miss Helen BURTON, of west Spring street, will entertain a few friends this evening at an informal chafing dish party. Miss Carrie GUNTHER, of Wapakoneta, was a guest in Lima yesterday. Dr. BLATTENBERG was a vistor in Wapakoneta yesterday. Charles E. FISHER is in Lima on business this afternoon. Miss Faith DOWNING returned to her home in Lima Wednesday evening, after a several days' visit with Miss Bess SNYDER. Charles LELAND is in Columbus, on business. Dr. Flint L. BUBBELAND and O.O. MURRAY, of Sidney, were in the city yesterday afternoon. Miss Elenora SCHNEIDER, of Wapakoneta, has returned home after spending a week with Lima relatives. Mr. W.A. EHEMANN has returned from a two weeks' trip to Lancaster, Philadelphia and New York City. Miss Jeannette STEIN, of west Market street, is home from a two weeks' visit with friends in Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert HANCOCK, of Mansfield, went through this city yesterday enroute for California, where they expect to remain for the next three months. Miss Merian NETZORG left yesterday for Muncie, where she will spend the remainder of the winter with relatives. D.O. FISHER, of Lima, was a guest of his father, Aaron FISHER, Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor HAMMOND, of Lima were guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Viel, Wednesday.- Delphos Herald.

Lima Daily News, Jan 10, 1905 Miss Margaret WILTSEE, will return to Delaware college today, after a pleasant visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. T.L. WILTSEE, during the holiday season. Miss Ruby SMITH, of west Kibby street, returned sunday from a three weeks' visit with Celina and Ft. Wayne relatives. Mrs. Clyde COLEMAN left Sunday for Toledo to join her husband and there the couple will reside. Mr. COLEMAN is engaged with S.H. REED, also a former resident of this city, in a renovating establishment. John KRAFT, of Frankfort, Ind., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. KRAFT Sr., of east Kibby street, Sunday. Pastor Geo. H. SIMS preached the funeral of James BOGART, of Bluffton, Sunday afternoon. Deceased was a deacon in the Church of Christ there. The John GOHAM family yesterday moved from Tanner avenue to Rowland's avenue. Miss Edith McCURRY, of Toledo, is the guest of Mrs. J.E. DeVOE, of Greenlawn avenue. Two children of Mr. and Mrs. J.F. DOYLE, of west Vine and Clifford, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MULBARGER, of east Vine, are scarlet fever victims. Mrs. Wm. LEEDY, of south Metcalf street, is quite ill. W.H.H. PHILLIPS has moved his feed stock from his home on Second street to the Herret block. The Henry DULL family will move to Lima today from Rockford, locating on south Elizabeth street, near Vine. Mr. DULL is a brother of Geo. DULL, of west Vine. Rev. W.M. CURRY will go to Rockford this morning to assist Rev. HARRINGTON in evangelistic work the next two weeks. Herbert DANIELS, of Heindel street, is again at home sick, after a couple efforts to resume his duties at the Solar. Mrs. Henry BOURELL, of Second street, went to Tipton, Ind., yesterday in response to a message that her father-in-law is critically ill. Mrs. S.H. REED, and daughter Evelyn returned to their home in Toledo Sunday, after spending the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M.L. CLIPPINGER, of west Kibby street. After visiting his parents on west Eureka street, the past ten days, Geo. DAVIS, will rejoin the navy today, going to the Norfolk, Va., yards.

Hi, 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) Please folks don't request "all" of a certain surname,limit your request to 3 names per day using first & last names. I will be posting everyday. Thanks! If you would like a scan let me know at JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com BUTTS, Merriel 1893- 1977 BUNDY, (Pacey), Flossie 1896- 1975 SUTTON, Archie C 1889- 1984 BOYD, Athen E 1933- 2001 BUTTURFF, (Thompson), Lillie B 1910- 1982 McCOLLUM, Charles C.W. 1883- 1971 NEMIRE, (Dukes), Mary C 1906- 1985 BURR, (Cornell), Esther ?- 1976 HUEBNER, (Dancer), Helen L 1917- 1980 BURRELL, Floyd J 1912- 1979 SUMMERS, (Alexander), Mary L 1907- 1985 BUNN, ( Orem), Edith A 1875- 1973 NEDDERMAN, (Hertenstein), Hazel 1905- 2001 BUSHONG, Claude R 1902- 1984 BURRIS, (Oldham), Martha M 1909- 1984 HENDERSON, Waldo W 1906- 1984 SWICK, (Flanagan), Denalda M 1907- 1984 BUSHONG, Dale J 1916- 1984 SUEVER, Andrea R 1974- 1975 SMITH, (Scott), Mary L 1923- 2001 BURNS, A. Chester 1923- 1983 McCLOUD, B.F. 1878- 1976 BUSSE (Hirschfeld), Lola K 1902- 1981 McCANN, Patrick J 1957- 1975 BAKER, (Perry), Dorothy H 1917- 2001 McCALLA, (Huber), Katie 1894- 1980 McDERMIT, Harriet 1894- 1973 PENDERGRASS, V.C. ? - 1974 McCLURE, Thomas P 1896- 1973 HAVER, (Davis), Alice M 1918- 2001 LYTLE, (Moor), Zora 1915- 1979 BURKHART, Robert S 1939- 1983 WELCH, James E 1952- 2001 McCAFFERTY, Gregory A 1980- 1980 PENTENBURG, M. Louise 1933- 1973 McCAIN, Donald 1919- 1982

Pneumonia caused the death of Mrs. Susan Etta SAMPSELL, 68, Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. T.E. DRAKE, of 117 S. Collett st. She had been ill for one week. Mrs. SAMPSELL was born in Columbiana- co Ohio, November 12, 1855. In addition to the daughter at whose home she died, she is survived by two sons Warren A. and Samuel SAMPSELL, both of Indianapolis. The body was accompanied to Indianapolis Monday morning where funeral services and burial will take place.

Lima Times Democrat, May 31, 1904 James BOLTON was born at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Oct., 27, 1818, and died May 21st, 1904, at the home of his daughter on west Spring street, this city. In his youth his parents moved to Mercer county, where he grew to manhood, and was united in marriage to Lucinda THOMPSON, with whom he lived happily for 52 years. She was not called to her long home until Mar., 27, 1891, leaving husband and four children to mourn their loss. Mr. BOLTON was a member of the Methodist church since his early manhood, was an honored member of Allen lodge, I.O.O.F. for many years. He had been in poor health for a long time, but he failed very fast during the long winter and took to his bed six weeks prior to his death. His illness was painless, no disease, but a general breaking down, failing and he died as he lived, surrounded by his children whose loving hands were ready to smooth his pillow and comfort him. The funeral was held at the home of his daughter Mrs. KELLER, on May 23, 1904, at 2:30 p.m., conducted by Rev. AVANN, of Trinity church, and Rev. MILLS, his former pastor, and greatly beloved by the deceased. Services were largely attended. All of his children, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren were present except W.W. DUTTON and family, of Schenectady, N.Y. The remains were laid beside his companion in beautiful Woodlawn.

Lima Times Democrat, July 4, 1906 Mark GUYTON was born in Perry county, Ohio, January 17, 1847, and departed this life, Jun 27, 1906, aged 59 years, 5 months and 10 days. When ten years old, with his parents, he moved to near Ada, Hardin county, Ohio. On December 27, 1868 was married to Leucrecia GRUBBS. To this union was born four daughters and one son. In 1871 he moved to his late residence at which place he lived until death. On March 17, 1892, the companion of his youth was called to her eternal home. On March 23, 1895, was united in marriage to Miss Sarah AUSTIN, who survives him. He enlisted in the U.S. army during the Civil war, January, 1864, and remained in said until the war closed. He united with the Lafayette Christian church during the pastorate of Rev. C.J. HANCE, February 25, 1891, in whose fellowship he continued a faithful and consistent member until death.He was loved and respected by all who knew him. He endured his affliction with much patience and Christian fortiude, leaving a satisfactory assurance that all was well with his soul. He leaves a wife, four daughters and one son, one step-daughter, five brothers and one sister; 16 grandchildren and 2 step-grandchildren and many friends to mourn his early departure.

Hi, 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) Please folks don't request "all" of a certain surname,limit your request to 3 names per day using first & last names. I will be posting everyday. Thanks! If you would like a scan let me know at JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com McVEY, Kenneth J 1950- 1993 MAENLE, John J 1923- 1994 MEYER, Samonan L 1988- 1988 MAENLE, Raymond J 1915- 1974 MADIGAN, Bernard A 1899- 1977 MADIGAN, John J 1932- 1997 MACKEY, (Hill), Elsie H 1904- 1976 MADIGAN, Thomas J 1916- 2000 McWHORTER, (Johnson), Linda 1952- 1979 McKOWEN, Daniel L 1930- 1974 McKIBBEN, (Augsburger), Janet R 1918- 1997 McVEY, (Davies), Wilma 1904- 1990 McOWEN, Lisa 1982- 1983 McOMBER, (Davis), Marla 1955- 1984 McWILLIAMS, William (Jr) 1954- 1978 McWHORTER, Opal 1904- 1991 McLEAN, (Long), Norma L 1917- 1997 MOORMAN, Olive 1898- 1977 MARCUM, (Jones), Martha E 1917- 1996 MANN, Dick H (Jr) 1939- 1998 MANN, (Lynch), Jean M 1927- 2000 MAXWELL, Joseph W 1937- 2000 McLAURIN, (Malston), Leah 1908- 1992 LUNZ, Alfred C 1905- 1972 McNUTT, Gerald G 1905- 1972 McNEIL, (Kovacs), Margaret A 1926- 1979 McCOOL, (Bayes), Lorene 1935- 1983 SUEVER, (Walterick), Mary L 1918- 1972 McCOLLUM, Walter G 1907- 1971 BUXTON, Carl R 1903- 1978 MILLER, Robert G 1940- 1973 MILLER, Vern H 1889- 1974

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) Please limit your requests to 3 names. I will be posting everyday. If you would like a scan let me know at JDIETZ2@woh.rr.com Thanks MAHLMEISTER, Katharina 1927- 1983 MAHLMEISTER, Michael G. 1937- 1998 MALEY, Doris 1922- 2000 MARTIN, John 1913- 1977 MANGAS, Betty K. 1936- 1998 MANGAS, William J. 1935- 1999 MARTIN, Earl 1891- 1975 MAHLMEISTER, Leo (Rev) 1904- 1972 MAHLMEISTER, William M 1923- 1991 MAXWELL, Jimmie L 1934- 2001 MANGER, Paul M 1908- 1978 MARKLEY, Alva F 1920- 1994 MANKEN, Gale B 1903- 1985 MARKHAM, Carolyn 1919- 1970 MAKLEY, Sharon A 1942- 1996 MARTIN, Nora 1884- 1970 MAKLEY, Beryl M 1924- 1996 JOURNELL, Helen L 1898- 1984 MALLERY, Gertrude P 1909- 1995 KECK, Elsie S 1895- 1977 MAKLEY, Clarence F 1911- 1997 MANGES, Agnes E 1907- 1995 MANGES, George H 1919- 1997 MANSFIELD, Ralph W 1992- 1995 MORGAN, Luther 1923- 1978 MAXWELL, Robert O 1930- 2000 MAXWELL, Jollie A 1919- 1997 MAXWELL, Eugene 1921- 1993 MAHONEY, John H 1896- 1973 MACKEY, Albert R 1915- 2001 MAENLE, George H 1918- 1986 MADIGAN, Destie M 1892- 1976 MAEHLMAN, Helen E 1904- 1966 MADIGAN, Freda K 1900- 1983 MADISON, Addie A 1913- 1997 MAENLE, Mark A 1969- 2001 McWHERTER, Clifford L 1903- 1981 MEYER, Amos R 1912- 1975

Lima News, Oct 24, 1921 Funeral services for Clement A. DICKMAN, who died in a Toledo hospital Friday, will be held Tuesday afternoon at the First United Brethren church. The Rev. HOWARD, pastor will officiate. Interment will be in Woodlawn. Lima News, May 7, 1921 Mrs. Elizabeth Ann BRADRICK, 72, died Friday at 9 a.m. at City hospital following a four weeks' illness. She was born in Knox- co and is survived by her husband, John L. BRADRICK. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at South Side Baptist church, the Rev. H.F. DUDLEY officiating. Interment in Woodlawn. Lima News, Mar 12, 1921 Funeral services for Edward J. LYMAN, 303 Harrison-ave, proprietor of the C.H. & D. hotel, who died Friday morning from a complication of diseases at the City hospital will be held Sunday at 10:30 o'clock at the late residence. The Rev. A.E. WATKINS, pastor of the First Christian church, will officiate. Interment will be in Greenlawn cemetery, Wapakoneta. Lima News, Mar 12, 1921 Funeral services for Willis M. McKIBBEN, contractor, 906 Bellefontaine-ave who died at his home Thursday night, will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the residence. The Rev. Walter D. COLE, pastor of Trinity M.E. church will officiate. Interment will be in the Allentown cemetery. Lima News Feb 6, 1921 Funeral services for Marion Stemen SWARTZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.S. SWARTZ, Sugar Creek- tp, who died at the City hospital Friday, will be held Monday at 1:30 o'clock at Salem church. Interment will be at Salem cemetery.