The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-01-01
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OBITUARY :
LLOYD N. STANDLEY
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Lloyd Nathan Standley, 80, died at
City Hospital, East Liverpool, at 7:4E
a. m. Sunday from a bullet wound in
the temple that Columbiana County
Coroner Arnold Devon Of East Liver.
pool said was self-inficted He made
his home at 1lOS Riverview street
where he was found wounded in the
garage December %.
Mr.. Standley, who was employed as
a handler in plant 8 Of the Homer
Laughlin China Co., was born in East
Liverpool, the son of John Grant
Standley and the late Emma Barrett
Standley.
He was a member of the Orchard
Grove Methodist Church and the
Mems Bible Class and Local Union No
10, N. B. O: P. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Dorothy Boyce Standley
his father; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth
Hanna of East Liverpool and Mrs
Mildred Poole of Lisbon, and a
brother, Ralph Standley of Akron.
Private funeral services were held
for the family and relatives Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 in the Martin Flu.
neral Home. Rev. G. w. Sawyer, pas.
tor of the Orchard Grove Church, of.
ficiated. Interment followed in Longs
Run Cemetery.
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EDWARD J. MOORE
Unity.-Edward J. Moore, 62, diea
Wednesday at $3.50 a. m. after a brief
illness at his home here.
He was employed as a jiggerman at
the Hall China Co. in East Liverpool
for many years, retiring last October
because Of poor health. Since then he
has been operating service station
and novelty stand on Route a. He was
member of Local Union No. IL, the
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters.
Mr.. Moore was born in Ohioville
Pa, July 7, 1879, son of William anc
Mahala Reed Moore.
Mr.. Moore is survived by his widow
two sons, Homer Moore and Clyde
Moore of East Liverpool; two step
daughters, Mrs. Phillip Cramer o!
Evansville, Ind, and Mrs. Frank Nc
Rae of Houston, Tex; sister, Mrs
Minnie Rambo of East Palestine, ant
two brothers, Hereford Moore Of AL
lance and Lloyd Moore of Cleveland
Funeral services were held Satur
day at p. m. in the home by Rev
N. B. Martin of the Church of Christ
Burial was in Riverview Cemetery
at East Liverpool.
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EMMETT NJ. REARDON
Emmet M. Reardon, 81, dice
Wednesday at 5 p. m. in his home al
SO West Ninth street, following g
brief illness.
Mr.. Reardon was kilnman anC
was employed by the Homer Laugh
lin China Co. He resided in East Liv
erpool for the last II years. He was
member Of St. Aloysius Catholic
Church and Local Union No. 8 of tn,
National Brotherhood of Operative
Potters.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Goldi'
Marshall Reardon; one brother, JOIN
p. Reardon Of Halethorpe, Md; ont
sister, Mrs. Catherine Franklin ais,
Of Halethorpe, and step-son, Rober
McGregor of New Castle, Pa.
Funeral services were held Satur
day at 9 a. m. in the St. Aloysiu
Church by Rev. Father Thomas Il
Walsh. Burial was in Oak Parl
Cemetery at New Castle.
MRS. MARTHA ANN ROURKE
Minerva, Oho.-Mrs. Martha Am
Rourke, S2, passed away Thursday
December 18 at the home of her son
John, POI East Lincoln Way.
Mrs. Rourke was born in Barnsby
England and resided in Salinevlle TO
/ as years, coming to Minerva thre
years ago.
Her only survivor is her son John
with whom she made her home. Joh1
Rourke is member of Local Uniol
No. 70 and an employe of the Cronil
China Company, Minerva.
Funeral services were held Sunda
at p. m. at the Kerr Funeral Home
Salineville. Burial was made in tn
Woodland Cemetery.
Local Union No. 20 Elects