The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-04-20
THE GRIM REAPER

IhE GRIM kEAPEk
Mrs. Albert Raudabaugh. aged 81
years. !iad at six o'clock last Sunday
morning at her home on East Fulton
street, following a lingering illness.
She has been confined to her bed
since last Thanksgi wing.
Deceased was born and raised in
Center township. She and her hus-
tand IN ed to this city In 1903.
Surviving are the husband and six
q lldrer -MaJor G.. M. Raudabaugh,
of st. Marys; j. w. Raudabaugh, of
Center township: Judge o. Rauda-
baugh, of this city; Mrs. William
Pierce, of Bowling Green, Ky; Mrs.
d. A. Miller, of Center township, and
Mrs. B. H. Olds, of Conneaut.
Three brothers-Miletus and A. b.
Newcomb. Of this city, and Orrin
Newcomb. Of Center township; two
sisters-Mrs. Minnie Stemen, of this
city and Mrs. George Miesse, OF Cen
ter township, and fourteen grand
children also survive.
Fun Il services were held at the
NJ. E. church last Tuesday afternoon,
with Rev Lance in charge. Inter-
ment at North Grove.
Mrs. Levi Springer, aged IS years,
died yesterday morning at her home
a. MonteZuma. Several years ago
she sustained a paralytic stroke and
never regained her normal health.
She was a sister of Mrs. Isaac Hahn
line, OF Center township, who died a
couple IF weeks since, and was a
native NJ Center township. She is
by her husband and fve
r. Springer, of Toledo,
and Mesd lmes d. L. Cook and H. L.
Carter, Of Montezuma; Mrs. P. F.
Weamer, of Coldwater, and Mrs.
Chas Snyder. living north of this CT
ty. Two brothers also survive.
Funeral services will be held at the
U. B. church at ten
o'clock, Sunday morning, with Rev.
Hight in charge.
Mary Kathelln Inc, the three-months
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Miesse, of West Jefferson, died sud-
denly Wednesday evening, in its
mothers arms, while the family was
home from this city. The
mother thought the child was sleep
ing, but unable to rouse it when they
reached home, physician was sum-
but to on avail. Death was
due to heart trouble
Funeral services will be held at
Swamp College this morning.
Clemens Mothorsl, aged 20 years,
lied Wednesday morning at his home
II Zenz City, as the result of stroke
II appoplexy, sustained a few days
previous. his wife and several
survive. Funeral services
will be Leid at the Carthagena Catho-
ic church tomorrow morning.
The funeral services of Mrs. VIII
lam Pierstorff, who died Wednesday
at her home in Hopewell township,
will be held at the Hopewell Luther
III church aI o'clock tomorrow
with Rev. Reitz in charge.
Mrs. Charles Studer, aged 55
ears, died at six o'clock yesterday
morning It ner home on East Living
ton street, following an illness of
ears duration.
Nine months ago Mrs. Studer un-
lerwent an operation for appended
is at the st Elizabeth hospital, at
Dayton. She never fully recovered.
noon, in hopes of proloug-
ng her life, she was again operated
lpon oy Drs. Beatty, of Dayton, as
sisted By Drs. Hattery and Gibbons,
If this city. She rallied from the
.peration, but took sudden turn for
he worse Wednesday night.
Deceased was born at Covington,
~. Her childhood days were spent
It CarthaSena, where in 1887 she
vas married to Mr.. Studer. They
lave been residents of this city for
S years.
She is survived by her husband
nd six children-Rose, of Dayton;
Raymond, of Albany, New York and
4enora, Elvira, Dorthy and Arthur.
It home.
Funeral services will be held at the
catholic church tomorrow morning.
Joseph Meyer, aged 81 years, died
last Tuesday evening at his
'ome, south west of this city.
Mr.. Meyer was a native of Germany
jut came to this country some thirty
ears ag,, and has become one of JEFF
crson townships best known and
most prosper GUS farmers.
His first wife died in September,
sos. Later he married Katherine
and to this union was born
ignt children. She and the child
en- survive-Misses Frances and
dary, cf Cincinnati; and Frederick,
Anna, Elizabeth, Leo, Albert and
all at home.
Funeral services will be held at
he CatIoiic church in this city, this
morning.
Mrs. George Howick, age Sc years.
lied early last Sunday morning at
Ter home in Center township six
niles northeast of this city, follow
ng two month: illness of pneumon-
a. Her husband preceded her in
Ieath five weeks ago.
The deceased is survived by ten
hildren-Mrs. 3. c. Hoyng, of Graf
on, Wst Virginia; Albert Howick. OF
center township; Mrs VIM. Craft. of
-nffnrrn,, tn,r-1, shin. William Hnwinlr