The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-08-21

SON MdTSIldil VI 4>eWCil AiSiSi'''' uiN
Friday at $3.50 p. m. in City Hospital
following a Today illness.
Besides the parents, one sister,
Nancy, survives.
Funeral services were held Sunday
at 2:3O D. m. in the Newell Church of
Christ by Rev. Donald G. Gregory,
the pastor. Burial was in Locust Hill
Cemetery.
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MRS. JOHN S. WATSON
Mrs. Emma Kate Wasson, widow
of John S. Wasson, died Saturday in
her home at 5O6 Sugar street after
long illness. She was II. Her hus-
band died four years ago.
Mrs. Wasson was born in Wells
Vile, the daughter of William and
Jenny Gamble, although she spent
virtually her lifetime in East Liver
pool.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Stella Hindman and Mrs. Edna
Guyton; four sons, George Wasson,
John Wasson, Elmer Wasson and
Richard Wasson; sister, Mrs. Maude
Davis, and nine grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren, all of East
Liverpool.
Services were held Monday at 2:3O
D. m. at Mrs. Guyton's home at Sl6
Bradshaw avenue. Rev. ID. Park Chap
man of the First Church of Christ
officiated. Interment was in the Cal
cutta United Presbyterian Cemetery.
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WILLIAM ROBINSON
William Robinson, 81, retired pot
ter, died Wednesday night, August
13, in his home. at 1923 Main street,
Wellsyille, following a several weeks
illness.
Mr.. Robinson was born in England
and came to East Liverpool GS years
ago. He was employed in district pot
teries until his retirement about ~
years ago. He resided in Wellsville
for the last 40 years.
Mr.. Robinson was a member OF
the Central Methodist Church.
He leaves two daughters Mrs
Edna Coleman at home and Mrs.
Louis Coleman of Wellsville; a son
Norman H. Robinson, also of Wells
Vile; one sister, Mrs. Hannah Rowe
of Burbank, Calf; four grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
Services were held Saturday at Z
%. m. in the MacLean Funeral Home
by Rev. p. l.. Lafferty, pastor OF the
Central Methodist Church. Burial was
in Riverview Cemetery, East Liver
pool.
JOHN BAIL
Canton, Ohio.-John |. BAIL, 53
widely known eastern Ohio pottery
manufacturer for the last 25 years
died suddenly Sunday night at his
home at S53 Shorb avenue, N. w,
Canton, following heart attack, be-
lieved to have been induced by acute
Indigestion.
Mr.. BAIL, former resident of Eas'
Liverpool, where he learned the trade
of potter, was president and gen
eral manager of the BAIL Potterles
Inc, operating the former Carrol!tol
Pottery Co. plant at Carrolton, foI
, the last year. For many years h'
was engaged in pottery manufactur
! ing at Wooster, GAINESVILLE, and Can
ton at times.
A son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
II. B. BAIL, he was born in Sallnevlll
but spent his younger days in Eas
Liverpool. A gifted singer, Mr. Ban
was member of several quartet
before moving from East Liverpool t.
Canton % years apo. He was a mem
ber of the Methodist Church.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Edn;
BAIL; two sons, Jack BAIL of Cantor
and Pvt. Bruce BAIL, who is in tn
United States army, at Fort Devens
Mass, and one sister, Mrs. Georg
C. Smith of Avondale street, EaS
Liverpool
MRS. PETER M'ELCANNON
Mrs. Susan May McElcannon, wifi
of Peter l.. McElcannon of 500 jet
ferson street, Newell. died Sunday a
4:l5 a. m. in City Hospital followln
several weeks illness. She was Z
Mrs. McElcannon was born in Ne'
Cumberland and resided in Newell fo
the last 25 years. She was men
her of the st. Aloysius Catholl
Church.
Besides her husband she leaves tw
sons, Ronald f. McElcamon an
Wilmond G.. McElcannon, both c
Newell; a daughter, Mrs. Weller
Irwin of East Liverpool; two sister
Mrs. Della Winters and Mrs BELL
Mellon, both Of Canton, and tw
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held WcdneS
day at 8 a. m. in st. Aloysius Churc
by Rev. FIR. Thomas f. Walsh. tn
pastor. Burial was in the Columbian
County Memorial Park.
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HUGH N. OWENS
Steubenville, O.-Hugh N. Owen