The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-31
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FRANK VINCENT

FRANK VINCENT
Frank Vincent, II, retired East
Liverpool potter, formerly of 3l4
Crook alley, died Friday at II a. m.
n the Youngstown Convalescent
home following a several weeks i'll
less.
Mr.. Vincent was living with his
liece, Mrs. Newsome in Youngstown
when he was taken to the GONZALES
,ent home. He was an honorary
member of the National Brotherhood
If Operative Potters, the Sons Of ST..
George and st. Stephens Episcopal
,hurch.
He also leaves a sister, Mrs. Keel
ng of Cleveland, and another niece,
Mrs. Newcomb in Detroit.
Services were held Monday at 2
}. m. in the Martin funeral home by
Rev. r. X. Caulk, rector of St. Steph-
.n's church Burial was in River
iew cemetery.
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MRS. HENRY CALHOUN
Mrs. Elizabeth Darrah Calhoun, a.,
wife of Henry Calhoun, died Monday
It 80 a. m. in her home, 1860 Dres-
len Avenue, following a three-week
llness.
Mrs. Calhoun was born in East
liverpool, daughter of George Dar-
'ah and Emma GentzeIl Darrah, and
;pent her lifetime here.
Besides her husband she leaves
hree daughters, Mrs. Katherine Star
md Mrs. Juanita Russell Of East
liverpool and Shirley Lou Calhoun at
lome; six sons, Henry }. Calhoun at
amp Shelby, Miss, and Ronald Cal
loun, Robert Calhoun, Kenneth Cal
loun, Thomas Calhoun and Richard
calhoun, all at home; two brothers,
ieorge Darrah of Buffalo and Au-
sustus Darrah of East Liverpool,
md Mrs. Carrie Thompson of Hunt
ngton, w. Va.
Funeral services were held today
II p. m. in the Martin funeral home
~ Rev. ID. Roy lsler, pastor of the
jalvary Methodist Church. Burial
vas in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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MRS. FRED BAILEY
Mrs. Loyzelle McComas Bailey, 3S
wife of Fred Bailey, died Saturday
July 2G, at l 80 p. IN. in her home, II;
Grant Street, Newell, following long
| lness.
Mrs. Bailey was born in East Liv.
,rpool and attended the schools here
She has lived in Newell for the last
! 20 years and was member of tn,
| National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters, the o. u. r. class and tn,
Church of Christ.
Besides her husband she leaves
two sons, David Harold Bailey anc
Fred Bailey Jr.; her mother, Mrs
| Alice McComas; three sisters, Mrs
| Mildred Prince, Mrs. Iva Allison anC
| Miss Mabel McComas, and brother
| Harold McComas, all of Newell.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
at 2 p. m. in the home by Rev. ID
Park Chapman of the East Liverpool
First Church of Christ and Rev. Don.
aid Gregory of the Newell Church OF
Christ. Burial was in Locust Hill
Cemetery. Members of the Newell
volunteer fire department were active
and honorary pallbearers.
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WILLIAM HAUPT
East Palestine, O.-William An
drew Haupt died Saturday morning
following an appendicitis operation at
the Mahoning county sanitarum.
A son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Haupt, he was born in this city
May 20, 1898.
He was potter by trade and last
November had entered the sanitarium
| for lung affection from which he was
making a good recovery when strick-
en- with appendicitis.
He is survived by a daughter, Lin
da, and son, Eugene; Mrs. Orren
Bair of Canton, and Mrs. Wesley
Freed. Mrs. Sherman McCauley and
Mrs. Robert Kibler, all of this city
are sisters, and brother, August
Haupt, survives at Orrville.
Decedent was member Of the To-
cal Presbyterian Church and Local
Union No. A, National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters.
Funeral services were held Monday
from the home of his sister, Mrs
Wesley Freed, with Rev. \. b. Mar.
tin officiating. Burial was in Glen
| view Cemetery.