The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-08-17
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RICHARD II. RAY


town Oct. 13, 1873. He was employed
by the Cronin China Co. He has lived
in Minerva for about SO years.
Mr.. Ray was member of the
Christian church and local union No.
70, National Brotherhood Of Opera
tive Potters.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Alice E.
Ray; two sons, Wilbur Ray at home
and Chester Ray of Minerva; four
brothers, Andrew Ray and Corwin
Ray of Bayard, Leonard Ray of
Minerva and Dewey Ray Of Alliance,
and one granddaughter.
Funeral services were held in the
Rutledge-Jackson funeral home here
Wednesday at p. m. in charge of
Rev. Lawrence Ray of Caledonia, a
nephew. Burial was in East Lawn
cemetery.
X X X
ARTHUR GREEN
Arthur Green, 6S, potter, a victim
IF a hit-skip driver was killed near
MS home on route 267 Saturday night
at $3.50. Mr.. Green was struck down
oy passing car within few PAGES
If his home as he was walking there
from the end of the bus line.
Mr.. Green was a member of Local
Union No. 16, sagger makers union
Of the N. B. of O. p. and had been
employed at the C. C. Thompson pot
terry for as years. He was born in
Shropshire, England, and lived in
Trenton, N. j., for three years before
coming to East Liverpool, where he
lived so years.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Dora C.
Powell Green; one daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Parr, and one son, Roy Green
and three step-daughters, Mrs. Cora
Foutts, Mrs. Evaline Hoyt and Mrs.
Hazel Kiehl, all Of East Liverpool.
Funeral services were held at the
Martin funeral home Tuesday at $3.50
p. m. in charge of Rev. E. E. Sowards
Of the First Baptist church. Private
burial was made Wednesday morning.
ANDREW H. BLAIR
Andrew H. (Pete) Blair, %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c.. Blair of
Phoenix Avenue, Chester, died at 2:45
p. m. Thursday following a heart at
tack suffered at the municipal SWIM
ming pool in Thompson park.
A pool attendant said he saw Mr..
Blair, who was seated on the concrete
apron near the pool, topple over and
strike his head on the edge of the con-
crete walk.
Life guards, comingto his aid, found
a slight cut on Mr.. Eiair's head, and,
noticing he was not conscious, rushed
him to City hospital in an ambulance.
He was dead on arrival.
Corner Arnold Devon said after a
preliminary examination the youth
died of heart attack. There was no
skull fracture or concussion, he said
and the head wound was only an
abrasion. He believed the heart at
tack preceded the fall. The youth had
been under treatment for some time
for heart ailment, Mr.. Devon said
Mr.. Blair was employed in the
grocery store of his uncle, f. b. Nc
Henry, at 1401 st. Clair Avenue.
Besides his parents, he leaves two
brothers, Alan and Forbes, and two
sisters, Jean and Nancy, all at home
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at 2 at the Arner funeral
home on Fifth Street in charge OF
Rev. X. Glen Fleming, pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church in Chester
Private burial was made Monday
morning at 10 in Riverview cemetery
X X X
THOMAS WILLIAM HINES
Erwin, Tenn.-Funeral services fol
Thomas William Hines, 66, English.
born modeler for Southern Potteries
Inc, who succumbed to heart attack
early last Sunday morning, August 6
were conducted at p. m. Tuesday
from the First Baptist church. Services
were in charge of the Rev. Henry j
Geiger, archdeacon of East Tennessee
Episcopal churches and chaplain al
Mountain Home. Masons were ir
charge of services at Evergreen ceme
terry where burial was.
The deceased came from England
to this country 33 years ago and be
came a naturalized citizen rs years
ago. He and his family came to Err
win 1G years ago, and for the pas
several years had resided at Hote
Erwin.
He was member of Wesleyan
Methodist church of England, mem
ber Of Local Union No. 103, Nationa
Brotherhood of Operative Potters ant
member of the Masonic order
The survivors include the widow
Mrs. Bernice Olmstead Hines Of Err
win; one daughter, Mrs. Arthur w
Holweg Of Albany, New York; on
son, Thomas Eugene Hines, r. P. l.
Troy, New York; four brothers, Rich
ard c. Hines, DR.. Arthur j. Hines, TIL
Rev. F. Hines, p K. Hines, and fiv
sisters, Miss Anna Hines, Mrs. San
Challiner, Mrs. H. Hewitt, Mrs. Ar
thur Parrish, Mrs. Colin McNeal, al
of England.
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