The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-19
NORTHWEST MEDINA CO
MALLET CREEK

ter. Dolores, all of Cleveland, We're
over Sunday guests at H. l.. Mellerts
the latter two remaining for the week.
Robert Stone, of Ducklin, Kansas,
nephew of Levi Stone, who underwent
serious operation at Fairview hos
pital on Monday of last week, died
there Wednesday night at IL o'clock,
aged 81 years, three weeks and one
day. He leaves wife and five chill
dren, of Ducklin, Kan; mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Stone,
of California; three brothers, Roy, OF
Akron; Clarence, of New Mexico, and
Walter, of Kansas, and two sisters,
Mrs. Claud Blame, Of Kansas, and
Mrs. George Hubbard, Of California.
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gruninger at Medina, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. ]. Drew, burial at
Spring Grove cemetery. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Otterbacher, Of
Greenwich, Harry Otterbacher and
Mrs. Brandt, both of Wellington,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Henrietta
Fahrion and other relatives.
Robert Stone is working in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. B. L. johnson is in Delaware,
O., called there by the illness of her
grandfather.
Don Stone, of Ducklin, Kan, son OF
Robert Stone, deceased, is spending
an indefinite time at Levi Stones. He
arrived here seven hours too late for
his fathers funeral.
Mrs. Anna Tish and Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Reuter- visited VIM. Reuter- and
family, of Cleveland Sunday.
Earl Stoup was home from Wash
ington ID. c., this week and Grover
Stoup is home from the same place
for a two weeks visit.
Peter Himelspaugh sold his place tc
a Cleveland party.
Mrs. j. M. Seeley and daughter
Elva, spent over Saturday in Grafton
Leonard Bart passed away at his
hime Saturday morning after a long
siege with that dread disease, cancer
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the home
and then at the Congregational church
conducted by Rev. D. c. Nye, inter
ment at York cemetery. Those from
away who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Otterbacher, of Greenwich, O..
Harry Otterbacher, of Wellington
Earl and Grover Stoup, of Washing
ton, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
of Sullivan; Will Mack, of Lorain; Mr.
and Mrs. Will Schemp, of Lodi; Mr.
Meyers and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
McCollum and Homer McCollum, O.
Elyria, and Louis Bart, of F.. Wayne
Ind.
Obituary
Leonard Frederick Bart, younges
child of Frederick and Magdalen;
Bart, was born in Germany, January
80, 1888, and departed this life at hi
home on Sept, 13, aged Sc years
. seven months and 13 days. When h,
was fourteen years old he joined thu
German Lutheran church,
do came TO America when but i
years Of age. In 1855 he married Mis-
Anna KnatZ, of Washington, d, c
To them three children were born
Mrs. Henrietta Fahlion, George Bar
and Elizabeth Catherine, who died il
infancy. Eight years later Mrs. Bar
died and year later he married hi
present wife, Helen Miller, of Vale,
City, since which time they have re
sided in York. To this union were borl
six children, c. F. Bart, deceased, J
H. Bart, of Litchfield; Mrs. M. A
Stoup, Of Lester; Mrs. E. c. McCol
lun, Of Elyria; L. L. Bart, of For
Wayne, Ind, and Mrs. G. E. Chilsor
of st. Louis, Mo. He also leaves +
grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren
On March 1st, 1914, Mr.. and Mrs
Bart celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary.
The Lord took US from us, it wa
His holy will, and left in our heart
vacancy which no one else can fill
But in orr saddest moments, one hap
py thought holds sway, we will NEE
again, dear father, and be happy som
; sweet day.
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