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Lima News (Lima, Ohio) 20 Jan 1937, Page 2

Mrs. Harry Snook

Mrs. Harry Snook, 55, former Lima resident, died at 3:30 a. m. Wednesday in 
Covington, O. Mrs. Snook, who had been in poor health for the past two years, 
had been seriously ill for seven months.

Born in Beaverdam, Mrs. Snook had spent most of her life in Lima. Three years 
ago she moved to Covington.

Besides her husband, who is in charge of a Covington cigar company, 
Mrs. Snook is survived by a son, Harold Snook of 421 S. Jack-st; 
wo daughters, Mrs. W. H. Fisher and Miss Ruth Snook, both of Lima; 
two sisters, Mrs. Arnold Combs of Lakeview and Mrs. Angie Hyde of 
Pittsburgh, Pa., and two brothers, Lewis Durkee of Beaverdam and 
Thomas Durkee of Russell Point.

Mrs. Snook’s body has been taken to the Davis, Miller and Son mortuary.

Funeral will be held at 3:30 p. m. Friday in the Davis, Miller and Son 
cathedral chapel. The Rev. S. M. Davidian will direct the service. Burial 
will be in Memorial Park cemetery. The body will remain at the mortuary 
until time of the last rites.

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The Allen County Democrat (Lima, Ohio) 25 Aug 1883, Page 3

Chester E. Spohn, infant son of Geo. Spohn, of Amanda township, died last 
Thursday afternoon, and will be buried to-day at 2 o’clock p. m., 
at the ?ida cemetery.
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Lima News (Lima, Ohio) 12 Nov 1957, Page 4

Mrs. Luella May Wilson

CRIDERSVILLE—Mrs. Luella May Wilson, 71, 106 N. Waverly, Cridersville 
died at 3:10 p.m. Monday in St. Rita’s Hospital where she had been a 
patient for the last eight days.

She had been a resident of Cridersville for the last nine years and was 
a member of the Cridersville EUB Church.

Surviving are three step daughters, Mrs. Lillian Olendorf, Rt. 2, 
Lewisburg; Mrs. Freda Sweeney, Rt. 1, New Carlisle; a sister, 
Mrs. Irvin Fox, Rt. 6, Wapakoneta; two half brothers, Herbert and 
Abe Yant, both of Lima.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the 
Bayliff Funeral Home, Cridersville, with the Rev. Paul Watson 
officiating and burial in St. Mathews Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home at any time.

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Lima Daily News (Lima, Ohio) 12 Dec 1910, Page 1

WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN STEINBAUGH DIED SUNDAY MORNING

Dora Stinebaugh, aged 43 years, widow of the late John Stinebaugh, 
died yesterday morning at 8:30 o’cock after a lingering illness of 
four months from cancer.

Deceased was born, June 22nd, 1867, at Lafayette, Ohio. She had resided 
in Lima for many years, at 739 north Jefferson street, where she died. 
She leaves three children; Howard, Bessie and Alice and two step-children; 
Mrs. Maag and Alfred Stinebaugh to mourn her death. Funeral services 
have not been arranged.

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Lima News (Lima, Ohio) 15 April, 1939, Page 2

Eugene Black, 63, carpenter, died of complications at 5 a.m. Saturday 
in Memorial hospital after an illness of one year.

Black, a native of Paulding-co, is survived by five sons, Norman, Kenneth, 
Orval, Wilbur and Paul; all of Lima; and two brothers, Lawrence Black 
of Mermill, and Elza Black, of Alaska

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Davis-Miller-and-Son 
funeral home with burial in Memorial Park cemetery.

The body will remain at the funeral home until time of services.