past 53 companies received the award.
Shawn has just recently received another promotion of Master at Arms. This
is his third promotion since entering the navy in February.
Before entering the Navy, Shawn
completed three semesters at Kent State University in Kent.
Shawn's mother, Linda Conner of
Canon, attending his graduation of Basic Training and the three days of
activities that the Navy put on for the navy families and friends. This company
was also granted three days liberty at this time for being the most outstanding
company.
Shawn is the son of Larie J.
Connor and brother of Candi in Graysville.
His address is S. A. Conner,
Shawn J.; U.S.N. 293-82-0904; Building 311; Co. 117 E.T.A.; Service School
Command; Orlando, FL 32813.
Cook, Bertha
September 10, 1886
Dec 1978
Clarington
Cook, Emma
June 14, 1887
Aug 1979
Woodsfield
Cook, Sarah C. and Clarence C. Adams X
Age,40,
born: Monroe Co Ohio, residence: Bridgeport, Ohio married: Sarah C. Cook, age:
30, born: Belmont Co Ohio, residence: Wheeling, Book: S, page:491, License: 17
November 1922 Source: West Virginia
marriage records
Cooley, Alex Hissom
Alex
Hissom Cooley Funeral services were held Friday in Sardis for Alex Hissom
Cooley. Mr. Cooley died Tuesday, August 7, at his home in Sardis. A retired oil
field worker and a veteran of World War I, he was born July 13, 1893, at
Sardis, the son of Daniel and Martha Hissom Cooley. Surviving are his wife,
Anna, a sister, Mrs. Neil Pubal of Cleveland and a brother, Ira Cooley of
Sardis. Arthur Probst conducted the services from the Rush funeral home in
Sardis and burial was in Northview Cemetery in New Martinsville. (8/7/1962)
Mrs. Martha Hissom Cooley, 84, wife of Daniel W.
Cooley, died Sunday afternoon, December 29th, at 12:15 o clock at her home on
First Avenue, Paden City, W. Va., following a lengthy illness. Born May 25,
1862 at Monroe County, Ohio, the deceased was a life resident of the Paden City
Methodist Church. Surviving in addition to her husband are two daughters, Mrs.
Grant Fish of New Martinsville, W. Va., and Mrs. Louis Pupal of Cleveland, and
two sons, Ira Cooley of the home and Alex Cooley of Sardis. Funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon at one o clock at St. Paul s Methodist Church,
Paden City. Rev. T. W. Hayes officiated. Burial was in Northview cemetery at
New Martinsville. (1946)
Cooper, Archibal Cooper
June 14, 1917
Cooper, John Cooper
January 31, 1914
Cooper, Leland E. Cooper
October 16, 1915
Cooper, Mahala J. Cooper
August 23, 1913
Cooper, Margaret Cooper
September 14, 1928
Cooper, Nancy J. Cooper
January 5, 1920
Cooper, Rebecca J. Cooper
May 13, 1922
Cooper, Robert
Lee
Source--Rootsweb Message Board Jackson County, West Virginia
Source--Casto Funeral Home
Published--June , 2000
Cooper, Robert
Lee, 74, of Ravenswood, West Virginia, departed this life, June 16, 2000, at
his home following an extended illness.
He was born
February 8, 1926, at Norway, West Virginia, a son of the late Norman Clay and
Ruth Myrtle (Dennis) Cooper.
He was a
United States Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War, and a member of
the VFW Post # 6669, Ravenswood. He was retired from
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical
Corporation with 29 years service and a member of the
United Steelworkers Union, Local #5668.
He was a member of the North United Methodist Church
where he was a member of the church choir.
Surviving are
his wife of 48 years, Helen ( Wallbrown) Cooper; son, Robert J. (Mia) Cooper of
Charleston; daughter, Debra E. Fairbank of Bedford,
Texas; brothers, James Cooper of Hannibal, Ohio;
sister, Bonnie Floyd of Wallace.
He was also preceded
in death by one brother and three sisters.
Service will
be Monday, June 19, 2000--1 p.m. at Casto Funeral Home, Ravenswood, West
Virginia,
with the Reverend Boyd Purcell and the Reverend
Michael Curtis officiating. Burial will follow in the
Ravenswood Cemetery with military honors by VFW Post
#6669, Ravenswood. Visitation 5--7 p.m.
Sunday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers,
donations are preferred to Kanawha Hospice Care, Incorporated,
1143 Dunbar Avenue, Dunbar, West Virginia 25064.
Copeland, Amos
September 2, 1900
May 1969
Woodsfield
Copeland, Carrie D. Copeland
Feb 14, 1915
November 12, 1990
Beallsville
Copeland, Stella Copeland
Mar 28, 1910
May 7, 1993
Woodsfield
Copeland, William L. Copeland
May 27, 1916
November 5, 1988
Woodsfield
Coplan, Carrie Coplan
January 11, 1914
Coplan, James F. Coplan
October 7, 1898
October 1, 1966
Laings
Coplan, James J. Coplan
July 2, 1927
Aug 7, 2000
Laings
James Coplan
Source:The Daily Jeffersonian, Cambridge, Ohio, August
9, 2000
Services will
be 11 a.m. Thursday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, Ohio for James J.
Coplan, 73, of Laings, Ohio who died Monday (August 7, 2000) at his home.
Ministers
Harold Kinney Jr., Warren Kenney and Paul Eddy will officiate. Burial will be
in Goudy Church Cemetery, near Woodsfield.
Friends may
call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
He was born
July 2, 1927, in Monroe County, Ohio, son of the late James F. and Leona Mae
(Craig) Coplan.
Mr. Coplan
retired from the Ormet Corp., Hannibal, Ohio and was a member of Goudy Church
of Christ. He was a veteran having served in World War II.
He was
preceded in by a daughter, Pamela Ebert; and a sister, Clara Coplan.
He leaves his
wife, Donna (Haught) Coplan of Laings, Ohio; two sons, Larry Coplan of Dallas,
Texas and James A. Coplan of Columbus, Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Roger (Vickie)
Nething of Birch Run, Michigan and Linda Smith of Woodsfield; two brothers,
William Coplan of Woodsfield and Clifford Coplan of Tallmadge, Ohio; two
sisters, Mary Forshey of Woodsfield and Virginia Williamson of Lower Salem,
Ohio; eight grandchildren; two great-grandchildren.
Copland, Leona Copland
August 21, 1897
February 1983
Laings
Mary Louise Copley nee Lambert
Source:The Marietta Times, dated Monday, January 4,
2004
Woodsfield - Mary Louise Copley, 80, of Woodsfield
died Sunday (January 4, 2004) at Good Samaritan Hospital in Zanesville. She was
born October 14, 1923, in Attalla, Ala., to Otis and Hettie Orr Lambert. She
was a member of the First Baptist Church of Woodsfield.
She was preceded in by her husband, Minis Copley, in
1999; and her parents.
She is survived by three sons, Charles Copley and his
wife, Leisa, of Bethesda, Ohio, David Copley and his wife, Tina, of Quaker
City, and Andy Copley and his wife, Rebecca, of Woodsfield; three daughters,
Sandy Tomolonis and her husband, Rodney, of Bethesda, Tausha Copley of
Woodsfield and M.J. Copley of Woodsfield; three brothers, James Lambert and his
wife, Alice, of Huntsville, Ala., Charles Henry Driskell and his wife, Barbara,
of Gadsden, Ala., and Thomas Richard Driskell and his wife, Ann, of Gadsden; 12
grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Services are at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist
Church of Woodsfield with Pastor Travis Smalley officiating. Burial is in
Calais Cemetery in Calais, Ohio. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to
9 p.m. Tuesday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home at 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield, and
from noon Wednesday until time for the services at the church.
Corrick, Eva
January 10, 1902
December 1983
Woodsfield
Corvet, George S.
October 22, 1931
January 4, 1994
Woodsfield
Marietta
Times, Oct 17, 2002
A.
Mansil Coss
BARNESVILLE
- A. Mansil Coss, 91, of the Walton Retirement Home in Barnesville, formerly of
36400 Connor Ridge Road, Woodsfield, died at 3 a.m. Wednesday (Oct. 16, 2002)
at Barnesville Hospital in Barnesville.
He
was born June 14, 1911, near Marr to Arthur Cleveland and Anna B. Hall Coss. He
was a retired welder for Republic Steel and L.T.V. Steel in Massillon. He was a
U.S. Army veteran of World War II, serving during the Normandy Invasion. He was
recently named the oldest Monroe County recipient of the Normandy Medal. He was
a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5303 and American Legion Post 87,
both at Woodsfield.
He is
survived by one brother, Merle Coss and his wife, Jeannette, of Woodsfield; one
niece, Becky Highman and her husband, Paul, of Woodsfield; two great-nieces,
Mollie Landefeld and her husband, David Jr., of Woodsfield and Sarah Sawyers
and her husband, Rustin, of Dublin; and one great-great-nephew, Dustin Wyatt
Landefeld of Woodsfield.
He
was preceded in death by his parents.
Services
are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with Pastor James
Porter officiating. Burial is in Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield with full
military graveside services conducted by the Belmont Veterans Council. Friends
will be received from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Coss, Arthur C.
Born: Mar 15, 1888, died: Jun 197 ??????, residence:
Woodsfield
Coss, Chauncey V.
Born: Mar 30, 1909
June 22, 1997
Graysville
Coss, Eunice E. Coss
November 24, 1912
October 12, 1999
Woodsfield
Coss, Gary and Miss Magdalen Eva Gonzales
Published--August 8, 1964
Mr. and Mrs.
Honorio B. Gonzales, Sr., of 1537 Spain Street, New Orleans, wish to announce
the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Magdalen Eva, to
Gary E. Coss, son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Coss, of Miltonsburg
Miss Gonzales
is an employee of Southern Belle Telephone and Telegraph Co., of New Orleans.
Mr. Coss has
just completed a two-year tour of duty with The U. S. Armed Forces at Camp
Leroy Johnson, New Orleans, Louisana.
A February
wedding is being planned.
Coss, James T.
Source:Memory card, August 7, 1990
James T. Coss,
born March 17, 1909; passed away August 7, 1990; services at Watters Funeral
Home, Woodsfield, Ohio, Thursday, August 9, 1990, at 2 p.m.; officiating Rusty
Atkinson; interment Miltonsburg Cemetery.
Coss, Ida R. Coss
October 12, 1914
June 4, 1999
Woodsfield
Coss, Mary Coss
June 6, 1913
Coss, Merle 'Pap'
WOODSFIELD - Merle "Pap" Coss, 87, of 36136
Conner Ridge Road died at 6:25 a.m. Wednesday (October. 27, 2004) at the
Woodsfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Woodsfield.
He was born October. 21, 1917, near Rinard Mills, a
son of the late Arthur Cleveland and Anna B. Hall Coss.
He was a retired school bus driver for the Switzerland
of Ohio School District and owner of Coss's Welding Shop near Woodsfield. He
was a Protestant by faith and attended the Conner Ridge Methodist Church for 63
years. He was a member and past master of the Graysville Grange 2681,
Graysville; a 50-year member of Stafford Lodge 300, Free & Accepted Masons;
Order of Eastern Star 268, Woodsfield; member and past president of the Conner
Ridge Cemetery Association; a former Boy Scout leader; and a former 4-H adviser
for the Graysville Teamworkers 4-H Club.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death
by one brother, Mansil Coss.
Surviving are his wife, Jeannette Love Coss, whom he
married on January. 26, 1946; one daughter, Mrs. Paul (Becky) Highman of
Woodsfield; two granddaughters, Mrs. David (Molly) Landefeld Jr. of Woodsfield
and Sarah Highman and fiancee, Sean Gillilan, of Columbus; and one
great-grandson, Dustin Wyatt Landefeld of Woodsfield.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Watters
Funeral Home, 37501 State Route 78 West, Woodsfield, with Frank Love and Hubert
Alexander officiating. Burial will follow in Conner Ridge Cemetery near
Woodsfield. Friends will be received from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral
home.
Masonic services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday
followed by Eastern Star services at the funeral home. Source: The Marietta
Times, Thursday, October 28, 2004.
MAY 9, 1974
ENGAGEMENT
Rita M. Coss
Source: The Monroe County Beacon
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Coss, of
Route 3, Woodsfield, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their
youngest daughter, Rita Shannon, to Donald W. Alleman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Junior Alleman, of Route 2, Sardis.
Miss Coss is a 1971 graduate of
Woods-field High School and is employed at Riesbeck's Food Market, Woodsfield.
Mr. Alleman, a 1972 graduate of
River High School, Hannibal, is employed at the North American Coal Corp. No.
Five Mine.
The wedding will be an event of
Sunday, May 26th, at half after two o'clock in the afternoon at the Trinity
United Church of Christ, Lewisville. The gracious custom of open church will be
observed.
Coss, Samuel D.
July 28, 1913
Coss, Sarah M. Coss
June 16, 1913
Coss, Susan Coss
January 23, 1889
May 1977
Graysville
Coss, William Coss
July 5, 1887
May 1975
Graysville
Cotterman, Alvin Cotterman
June 19, 1924
Aug 1978
Woodsfield
Cottingham, James Cottingham
Apr 30, 1897
Mar 1972
Beallsville
Coultas, William R. Coultas
November 16, 1914
Coulter, Albert M.
Born: October 1, 1892
Coulter, Hubbard D. Coulter
October 14, 1914
Couture, Joseph Couture
Aug 30, 1922
Apr 1982
Woodsfield
Covert, Charles Covert
Feb 10, 1891
Dec 1972
Woodsfield
Covert, George Covert
Aug 13, 1894
Aug 1959
Woodsfield
Covert, Pauline Covert
Mar 22, 1895
Aug 1979
Woodsfield
Covert, Thelma I. Covert
August 29, 1932 New Matamoras
April 27, 2003
Woodsfield
Thelma I. Covert nee Cunningham
Source:The Marietta Times, dated Tuesday, April 29,
2003
Woodsfield -
Thelma I. Covert, 70, of Roy Watson Road died Sunday (April 27, 2003) at Ruby
Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, W.Va. She was born August 29, 1932, in New
Matamoras to James and Goldie Moore Cunningham. She was a graduate of Kent
State University and was a cosmetology teacher at Wayne County Vocational
School. She was also the owner of Covert's Antiques of Woodsfield.
She is
survived by her husband, Paul Covert; one son, Paul Michael Covert and his
wife, Tracie, of Massillon; one daughter, Linda Sims and her husband, Lewis, of
Canton; two brothers, Dean Cunningham of Columbus and James Cunningham of
Roanoke, Va.; two sisters, Helen Dennis of Ravenswood, W.Va., and Joan Bradley
of West Haven, Conn.; four grandchildren, Amy, Amber and Mathew Lang, and Sarah
Covert; and eight great-grandchildren.
She was
preceded in by her parents and one brother, Robert Cunningham.
Services are
at 1 p.m. Thursday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home at 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield.
Burial is in Plainview Cemetery near Woodsfield. Friends will be received from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Covert, Thomas Covert
Mar 1, 1896
Mar 1985
Woodsfield
Covey, John W. ?????
Covey, Miss Sophia and Mr. L. C. Truex
Source: The Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield, Ohio, August 1, 1912
Collection of
Gertrude Christman Kahrig
Friends of L. C. TRUEX and Miss
Sophia COVEY both of Woodsfield, Route 2 will be pleased to learn of their marriage
which was solemnized on the 26 day of July 1912, by Squire Louis Hoeffler at
his office. Mr. Truex is a well known and prosperous young farmer and has
always been very busy popular among his associates and friends. Miss Covey is
an estimable young lady as well as being one of the most popular young ladies
in this vicinity. Their many friends extend best wishes for a happy married
life.
Cowgill, Larry Gene and Lisa Renee Stephen
And
we shall become one to share all the days of our lives.
Lisa Renee Stephen and Larry Gene Cowgill together
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stephen and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowgill
invite you to share in the joy when they exchange marriage vows and begin their
new life together on Saturday, the twenty-first of September, nineteen hundred
and eighty-five at one-thirty in the afternoon at Main Street Church of Christ,
Caldwell, Ohio.
Source: Marriage invitation.
Cox, A. Mansil Cox
Source:Marietta Times
Marietta, OH October 2002
Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
Barnesville - A. Mansil Coss, 91, of the
Walton Retirement Home in Barnesville, formerly of 36400 Connor Ridge Road,
Woodsfield, died at 3 a.m. Wednesday (October 16, 2002) at Barnesville Hospital
in Barnesville.
He was born
June 14, 1911, near Marr to Arthur Cleveland and Anna B. Hall Coss. He was a
retired welder for Republic Steel and L.T.V. Steel in Massillon. He was a U.S.
Army veteran of World War II, serving during the Normandy Invasion. He was
recently named the oldest Monroe County recipient of the Normandy Medal. He was
a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5303 and American Legion Post 87,
both at Woodsfield.
He is
survived by one brother, Merle Coss and his wife, Jeannette, of Woodsfield; one
niece, Becky Highman and her husband, Paul, of Woodsfield; two great-nieces,
Mollie Landefeld and her husband, David Jr., of Woodsfield and Sarah Sawyers
and her husband, Rustin, of Dublin; and one great-great-nephew, Dustin Wyatt
Landefeld of Woodsfield.
He was
preceded in by his parents.
Services
are at 2 p.m. Saturday at Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with Pastor James
Porter officiating. Burial is in Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield with full
military graveside services conducted by the Belmont Veterans Council. Friends
will be received from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Cox, Ethel Cox
Mar 4, 1906
Aug 1979
Woodsfield
Cox, Ewart Cox
28 Feb 1895, died: Aug 1973, residence: Woodsfield
Cox, Gladys M.
Source:Marietta Times . . . Marietta, OH . . . 27 May
02
Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
Woodsfield
- Gladys M. Cox, 97, of 39887 Stonehouse Road died at 7:40 a.m. Sunday (May 26,
2002) at the Monroe County Care Center in Woodsfield.
She
was born July 18, 1904, near Antioch to William H. and Anna Payne Cline. She
was a graduate of Muskingum College at New Concord. She retired as a school
teacher, having taught in various schools throughout Monroe County. She was a
member of Plainview Church of Christ near Woodsfield, the Ohio Retired Teachers
Association and the Monroe County Retired Teachers Association. She was a
50-year member of the Graysville Grange.
She
is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen) Miracle of Jeromesville,
Ohio, Mrs. Dale (Jean) Morris of Woodsfield and Mrs. Daniel (Janet) Belford of
Massillon; one brother, Doyle Cline of Seville, Ohio; eight grandchildren; and
16 great-grandchildren.
She
was preceded in death by her husband, Willis E. Cox, on November 15, 1969; one
son, Robert D. Cox, on July 5, 1998; her parents; five brothers, Orville, Boyd,
Bernie, Wilford and Harold Cline; and one grandson, Bruce E. Miracle.
Services
are at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with Harold
Kinney Jr. officiating. Burial is in Antioch Cemetery in Antioch, Ohio. Friends
will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Cox, Margaret L.
Died: February 23, 1919
Cox, Margaret M. Cox
Died: October 10, 1936
Cox, Perthena E. Cox
Died: Aug 13, 1908
July 19, 1999
Woodsfield
Roger J. Cox
Source:The Marietta Times, dated, Monday February 9,
2004
Woodsfield - Roger J. Cox, 96, of Woodsfield died
Thursday (February 5, 2004) at the Columbus Colony Care Center in Westerville,
Ohio. He was born August 6, 1907, in Graysville, Ohio, to Leander Cox and
Clorinda Daugherty Cox. He was a retired rural mail carrier for 42 years, and
also owner/operator of the Cox Sawmill and Started the first automated car wash
in Woodsfield. He was a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ at
Woodsfield and K of P Lodge at Woodsfield.
He is survived by one son, William Cox and his wife,
Patsy, of Port Charlotte, Fla.; one daughter, Pamela Faiella of Columbus; 11
grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandson.
He was preceded in by his wife, Perthena Baker Cox, in
1999; two sons, Jack E. Cox and Eugene Cox; three brothers; two sisters; and
one infant sister.
Services are at 11 a.m. today at Bauer-Turner Funeral
Home, 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield, with the Rev. Cliff Garris officiating.
Burial is in Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield.
Cox, RoseMary Cox
Dec 24, 1926
September 1, 2001
Woodsfield
Cox, Rosemary (McBride)
Source:Marietta Times . . Marietta OH . . Sept 2001 .
Providec by
Betty Lendon Matson
Woodsfield -- Rosemary Cox, 74, of 11 Andover
Circle died at 2:52 a.m. Saturday (September 1, 2001) at Barnesville Hospital
in Barnesville.
She was born December 24, 1926, in Salem, W.Va., to
Matthew and Gail McQuin McBride. She was a homemaker. She was a member of
Woodsfield Church of Christ at Woodsfield.
She
is survived by her husband, Emerson E. Cox, whom she married July 12, 1947;
three daughters, Joan Thompson and her husband, Don, of Mocksville, N.C., Sandy
Shepherd and her husband, Charles A., of Hazen, N.D., and Debbie Lodge and her
husband, Bruce, of Woodsfield; one son, Mike Cox of Woodsfield; four sisters,
Betty Roby and Carolyn Ney, both of Canton, Patty HickenBottom of Somerton and
Becky Kirchbaum of Mantua; three brothers, John McBride of Zoar, Jim McBride of
Barnesville and Gene McBride of Ravenna; nine grandchildren, Charles P.
Shepherd, Brady Shepherd, Lori and Oscar Reyes, Kristy Thompson, Faye Lodge,
Justin Cox, Sarah Lodge and Aaron Cox; two great-grandchildren, Serena Lodge
and Nathan Reyes; and several nieces and nephews.
She
was preceded in death by her parents; one sister, Margaret Anna McBride; five
brothers, Joe, Doug, Jerry, Paul and Connie McBride; and two granddaughters,
Jenna and Nicole Lodge.
Services
are at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with Harry Summers
officiating. Burial is in Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield. Friends will be
received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home
Cox, Willis
Born: November 7, 1900, died: November 1969,
residence: Woodsfield
Coxwain, Ewart
Born: March 16, 1887, Woodsfield
Craddock, Betty A.
Born: Mar 1, 1930
Mar 1996
Woodsfield
Craig, Abram Craig
Januaryuary 18, 1920
Craig, Angie Craig
February 10, 1918
Craig, Anna B. Craig
November 28, 1931
Craig, Audrey A. Craig
December 16, 1941 Sardis
May 18, 2003
Audrey A. Craig nee Griffon
Source:The Marietta Times dated Tuesday, May 20, 2003
Sardis -
Audrey A. Craig, 61, of 46088 Dogskin Road died at 5:17 a.m. Sunday (May 18,
2003) at Wheeling Hospital in Wheeling, W.Va. She was born December 16, 1941,
near Sardis to John and Nellie Matthews Griffon. She was a homemaker and a
member of Locust Grove United Methodist Church near Sardis.
She is
survived by her husband, Paul E. Craig, whom she married on March 29, 1960; two
daughters, Rhonda Lancaster and her husband, Richard, of Antioch, Ohio, and
Rita Craig and her fianc , Richard Smith, of Columbus; one son, Darren Craig at
home; two brothers, Eugene Griffon and his wife, Norma, of Hannibal and Boyd
Griffon and his wife, Elaine, of North Carolina; four grandchildren, Laken
Lancaster, Mallory Lancaster, Sierra Lancaster and Matthew Lancaster; one
sister-in-law, Brenda Griffon of Sardis; and several nieces and nephews.
She was
preceded in by her parents; and one brother, Gale Griffon.
Services are
at 1 p.m. Thursday at Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with the Rev. Frank
Conley officiating. Burial is in West Union Cemetery near Sardis. Friends will
be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Craig, Barbara A. Craig
September 12,
1927
Craig, Carl E. Craig
April 18, 1920
Craig, Caroline A. Craig
November 13, 1926
Craig, Catherine Craig
Dec 24, 1896
Aug 14, 1991
Clarington
Craig, Charles E.
Born: May 19, 1896, Woodsfield
Craig, Charles S.
Died: November
1, 1933
Craig, Clarence
Born: November 7, 1895, Woodsfield
Craig, Clark
October 31, 1912
June 1986
Woodsfield
Craig, Cora A. Craig
September 24,
1930
Craig, Ezra O. Craig
March 8, 1922
Craig, Goldie M. Craig
Mar 6, 1954
June 17, 2001
Woodsfield
Craig, Helen G. Craig
November 7, 1914
Dec 15, 1999, residence: Woodsfield
Craig, Helen G. (Truex)
Source:Daily Record . . . Wooster, OH . . 31 Dec 1999
Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
Woodsfield
-- Helen G. Craig, 85, 44104 Bondi Ridge Road, died Thursday, December 30,
1999, at the Barnesville Hospital in Barnesville.
Services
will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Watters Funeral Home in Woodsfield with Tim Fleeman
officiating. Burial will be at the Goudy Cemetery near Woodsfield.
Friends
may call Saturday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial
contributions may be made to the Goudy Church of Christ, c/o Gilbert Forshey,
44270 Six Points Road, Woodsfield 43793.
She
was born November 7, 1914 in Tulsa, Okla. to Bert and Alta (Gillespie) Treux.
Surviving
are three sons, Stephen Craig of Wooster, Robert Dean Craig and David Craig,
both of Woodsfield; four daughters, Ruth Pfalzgraf of Clarington, Elsie
McMorrow of Wooster, Mary Krownapple of Creston and Linda Wood of Moundsville,
W.Va.; 18 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren and 10
great-great-grandchildren.
Craig, Jacob A. Craig
August 22, 1925
Jacob A. Craig
Published---1963
Jacob A.
Craig, 74, a retired farmer and livestock Dealer of near Miltonsburg, Ohio,
died at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, November 26, 1963, at his home, after a short
illness.
He was born
near Woodsfield, January 21, 1889, a son of John Thomas Craig and Loretta Fisher
Craig, who preceded him in death.
On October,
29, 1913, he was united in marriage with Mary K. Hibbs, of Parkersburg, W.Va.,
and to this union three sons were born: Delbert Craig, of Woodsfield, Route 4;
Virgil Craig, of Clarington, Route 1, and Vernon
Craig, of New Philadelphia.
Also surviving
are thirteen grandchildren; five great grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Annie
Holtsclaw, of Woodsfield, Route 4; Mrs Ella Griffith, of Woodsfield, Route 4,
and Mrs. Marie McKelvey, of Woodsfield, Route 3, and one brother, Chester
Craig, of Woodsfield, Route 4. He was preceded in death by three sisters and
one brother.
He also leaves
to mourn his death a host of cousins, neighbors and friends.
Mr. Craig was
a devoted husband, a loving father, a kind and helpful neighbor. He will be
sadly missed by all who knew him.
Funeral
services were held in The Bauer and Turner Funeral Chapel on Friday afternoon
at two o'clock, with Rev. Richard Perkins officiating. Interment was in the
Moffett Cemetery.
provided by lena Kahrig pettit, typed by betty lendon
matson
Craig, James Craig
February 21, 1920
Craig, John Craig
November 17, 1918
Craig, John Craig
18 Mar 1889
Infirmary
Craig, John F Craig
August 1, 1932
Craig, Joseph Craig
November 9, 1931
Craig, Lucy Craig
October 30, 1876
November 1975
Woodsfield
Craig, Mary Craig
Mar 10, 1892
Mar 1982
Woodsfield
Mrs. Jacob (Mary) Craig
Published---1982
Mrs. Mary
Craig, 90, of Woodsfield, R.D. 4, died Sunday ( March 14, 1982) in Barnesville
Hospital.
She was born
March 10, 1892, in Parkersburg, W.Va., daughter of Calvin and Lucinda Headley
Hibbs. Her husband, Jacob, died in 1963.
She leaves two
sons, Virgil of Woodsfield, R.D. 4 and Vernon of New Philadelphia; a sister,
Nettie Dulin of Parkersburg, W.Va.; 13 grandchildren; and 17 great
grandchildren.
Friends may
call from 3 to 9 p.m. today at Bauer - Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, where
services will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. with th Rev. Noah Oxley officiating. Burial
will be in Moffett Cemetery.
Provided by lena Kahrig pettit typed by betty lendon
matson
Craig, Mary Craig
Mar 22, 1876
Feb 1968
Woodsfield
Craig, Ralph V. Craig
November 22, 1924
Craig, Rose Craig
June 14, 1911
January 17, 1999
Woodsfield
Craig, Rosemary Iches
July 27, 1972
DEATH
Rosemary Craig Iches
Source: Beacon
Mrs. Rosemary Craig Iches, 36, of
Wooster, Ohio, formerly of Woodsfield, died Thursday, July 20, 1972 at her
home.
She was born August 30, 1935, near
Woodsfield, the daughter of Clark and Helen Truax Craig, of Woodsfield Route 4.
Mrs. Iches was an employee of the
United Telephone Company of Wooster the past eighteen years.
Surviving in addition to her
parents, are four sisters, Mrs. John Wilson of Wooster; Mrs. Gary Rostetter of
Wooster Route 2; Mrs. Edgar Pfalzgraf of Clarington Route1, and Miss Linda
Craig of Moundsville, West Virginia; three brothers, Stephen Craig of Wooster;
David Craig and Robert Dean Craig of Woodsfield, and her grandmother, Mrs. Lucy
Craig of Woodsfield Route 4.
The body was brought to the Bauer
and Turner Funeral Home on Sunday where friends were received.
Funeral services were held in
their chapel on Monday afternoon at one o'clock, with Minister J.V.A. Traylor
officiating. Interment was in Goudy Cemetery, near Woodsfield.
Craig, Russell
Dec 10, 1894
Feb 15, 1966
Woodsfield
Craig, Ruth
Died: February 13, 1924
Craig, Sarah Elizabeth (Grimes)
Source:Marietta Times . . . Marietta, OH . . Mar 2002
Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
RINARD
MILLS - Sarah Elizabeth Craig, 99, of Rinard Mills died at 12:15 a.m. Thursday
(March 7, 2002) at Harmar Place in Marietta.
She
was born March 7, 1903, in Ellenboro, W.Va., to Joseph and Lucinda Wince
Grimes. She was a homemaker and a member of Rinard Mills Methodist Church.
She
is survived by one son, Joseph H. Craig and his wife, Maxine, of Rinard Mills;
two grandsons, Russ Craig and his wife, Patty, of Nokesville, Va., and Jeff
Craig and his wife, Holly, of Cincinnati; two great-grandchildren; and two
sisters, Lorena Jordan, of Reno and Flora Ward, of Mineral Wells, W.Va.
On May 15, 1923, she married Bernard Austin Craig. He
died June 6, 1985. She was also preceded in death by her parents; three
brothers, Ted, Harry and Hosie Grimes; and four sisters, Mattie Say, Blanche
Haddox, Letha Grimes and Bessie Karcher.
Services
will be held at the convenience of the family at Hadley Funeral Home, New
Matamoras. Burial is in Rinard Mills Cemetery. The family will receive friends
from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Craig, Stillborn Craig
September 15, 1919
Craig, Stillborn Craig
.
May 11, 1914
.
Craig, Virgil G. Craig
May 9, 1919
June 25, 2000
Woodsfield
Craig, William H. Craig
March 21, 1918
Crall, Robert Crall
Feb 19, 1922
Mar 26, 1995
Beallsville
Crawford, Alexander Crawford
November 14, 1915
Crawford, Andrew M. Crawford
January 10, 1926
Crawford, Ann E. Crawford
February 13, 1927
Crawford, Barbara E. Crawford
September 2,
1845 Seneca
January 9, 1928
Barbara E. Crawford, (nee Pfalzgraf)
The Spirit of Democracy Issue: Woodsfield, Ohio,
January 1928
There comes a
time in every home when its occupants must experience the deep sadness and
innumerable heartaches that accompany the grim reaper, , which in spite of kind
treatment and all that willing hands can do thrusts its unwelcome sickle here
and there and plucks from earth its chosen victims.
Shortly after
noon on January 9, 1928, our Heavenly Father in whose hand is held dominion
over life and , called to peaceful rest, the soul of Barbara Rubel Crawford
(nee Pfalzgraf), her being due to a hemorrhage.
The deceased
was born in Seneca Township, Monroe County, Ohio, on September 2, 1845, being
at he time of her 82 years, 3 months, and 10 days old.
She was
confirmed and joined the Evangelical church at St. John s Middle Church at an
early age, of which she remained a consistent member till her .
In 1865, she
was united in marriage to Jacob Rubel, who preceded her to the Great Beyond in
1883. To this union were born five children, Mrs. Joseph Betts, of near
Bucyrus, Ohio; L. D. Rubel, of Barnesville, Ohio; G. A. Rubel and Mrs. William
Goodhart, of near Summerfield, Ohio and John Rubel who preceded her 14 years
ago.
In 1886, she
was united in marriage to G. W. Crawford. To this union was born one daughter
Mrs. C. F. Betts of the home.
Besides the
husband and children she is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Eberle, of
Woodsfield; Mrs. Eva Christman of near Lewisville, Ohio; Mrs. Fred Keylor of
Edwina, Ohio; Mrs. Christina Brownfield of near Antioch, Ohio; two brothers,
Lewis Pfalzgraf of Rockport, West Virginia, and George Pfalzgraf of near
Lewisville; 40 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
Added to these are many more relatives and a host of
friends to mourn her departure.
Kindly and
generous in hart she was beloved by everyone, denying herself to give to those
in need.
Services were
held at the home on Wednesday afternoon by the Reverend Weber of Miltonsburg,
Ohio. After a last farewell the body was taken to Calais cemetery, Calais, Ohio
where it was surrendered to the earth and consecrated to the last general
resurrection when all those who sleep in Christ will rise in honor and glory.
A precious one
from us has gone
A voice we
love is stilled.
A place is
vacant in our home
That never can
be filled. --B. D. R.
Crawford, Beulah M.
Source--Memory Card
In Loving Memory Beulah M. Crawford
Date of Birth Thursday, September 16,
1920
Date Of Death Wednesday, July 7, 2004
Services Held At Brubach-Watters Funeral Home July 10, 2004 1:00 p.m.
Officiant Frank Love
Concluding Service Batesville Cemetery Batesville, Ohio
Arrangements By Brubach-Watters Funeral Home Summerfield, Ohio
Beulah M. Crawford
September 16, 1920--July 7, 2004
Beulah M. Crawford, 83, of 501 Plum Street,
Summerfield, Ohio died at 11:25 p.m. Wednesday, July 7, 2004 in the Marietta
Memorial Hospital, Marietta, Ohio
She was born near Calais, Ohio on September 16, 1920 a
daughter of the late Dory and Alda Wickham Morris.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Seneca Valley
Church of Christ at Calais, Ohio.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death
by her husband, Ervil Crawford, two brothers; Clyde and Chester Morris; one
sister, Grace Henthorn.
Surviving are one daughter; Lucile English of New
Matamoras, Ohio; one son, Eugene Crawford and his wife Eleanor of Summerfield,
Ohio; one brother, Freeman Morris of Sardis, Ohio; three sisters,Gladys
Salisbury of Sardis, Ohio, Mary Riggs of New Matamoras, Ohio and Ellen Nolen of
North Carolina; two grandchildren, Cecile English and her fiance Ryan Watters
and Tiffany English; seven step-grandchildren; 15 step-great grandchildren;
several nieces and nephews.
Friends will be received at the Brubach-Watters
Funeral Home, Summerfield, Ohio from 6-9 p.m., Friday where funeral services will be held at 1:00
p.m. Saturday with Frank Love officiating. Burial will follow in the Batesville
Cemetery, Batesville, Ohio.
Crawford, Clara
of Mrs.
Crawford, May 19, 1932
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Mrs. Clara
Crawford, age 82 years, died early Sunday morning. She was a splendid woman and
her passing brings much sadness to the home and community.
Surviving are three daughters and one son, as
follows: Mrs. Frank Buckio, with whom she made her home, in Woodsfield; Mrs.
Oscar Headly of Woodsfield, Mrs. Earl Noble, of Bellaire, and Everett Crawford,
of Laings.
Funeral
services were held at the Buckio home on Tuesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock in
charge of Rev. W. H. Petry assisted by Rev. W. J. Jones. Interment was made in
Oaklawn Cemetery.
We hope to
give a more complete obituary notice later.
Crawford, Clarence Crawford
July 7, 1938
Apr 1978
Woodsfield
Crawford, Clemit Crawford
3 Feb 1914
Feb 1984
Clarington
Crawford, David Crawford
September 3, 1920
Crawford, Edna N. Hogue Crawford
August 8, 1931
Woodsfield
Crawford, Edna Crawford nee Houge
Mrs. Raymond Crawford Dies Suddenly
Published
August 12, 1931
Died August 8,
1931
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Mrs.
Raymond Crawford, aged 22 years, died early last Saturday evening at the family
home of Woodsfield, Rt.1.
Mrs.
Crawford was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronane Houge of Graysville, Rt.1, and
besides her parents she is survived by her husband and two infant sons; one
sixteen months and the other only about one week old. was due to complications
following childbirth.
Funeral
services were conducted at the home Monday afternoon being in the charge of
Evangelist A.E. Harper, of St. Mary's,W.Va. Church of Christ and were largely
attended. Interment was in Moffett Cemetery.
Crawford, Ervil A.
Source--News Clipping
Published--July 1996
SUMMERFIELD-- Ervil A. Crawford, 89, of 309 Cross
Street, died Monday, July 15, 1996 at Summit Acres Nursing Home in Caldwell.
He was born June 14, 1907 in Millwood Township,
Guernsey County, near Quaker City, to John Samuel and Lorena Morris Crawford.
He was a retired farmer and a member of the Seneca
Valley Church of Christ near Calais. He was a United States Army veteran of
World War II and a member of the Disabled American Veterans.
He is survived by his wife, Beulah Morris Crawford,
whom he married December 31,1945; one daughter, Lucile English and her husband
Paul of Woodsfield; one son Eugene Crawford and his wife Eleanor of
Summerfield; one sister, Merle Crawford of Zanesville; two granddaughters;
seven Step-grandchildren; 15 step-great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Raymond
Crawford.
Services are at 2 p.m. Thursday at Brubach-Watters
Funeral Home, 202 Main Street, Summerfield, with Keith Jones officiating.
Burial is in Batesville Cemetery with full military graveside services
conducted by the Belmont Veterans Council. Friends will be received from 2 to 4
and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
Crawford, Ervil A.
Source--Memory Card
In Loving Memory Of Ervil A. Crawford
Date of Birth June 14, 1907
Date of Death July 15, 1996
Services At Brubach-Watters
Funeral Home
Thursday, July 18, 1996
2:00 p.m.
Officiating Keith Jones
Interment Batesville
Cemetery Batesville, Ohio
Arrangements By Brubach-Watters Funeral
Home Summerfield, Ohio
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Source--Monroe County Beacon Woodsfield, Ohio
Published--Thursday
March 2, 2004
On February 24, 1960, Linda Claus and Floyd Crawford
were united in marriage. The couple celebrated their 40th anniversary with an
overnight trip to the Amish Country, where they enjoyed a fabulous dinner.
Mrs. Crawford has driven school busses for 29 years,
and is currently employed by the Canal Winchester School System. Mr. Crawford
is a truck driver who transports Jet fuel for the BP Oil Company.
The Crawfords have four children, Mrs. Dennis (Rhonda)
Pilck, of Pleasant City, Billy Joe Crawford, deceased, Mrs. Al (Lori) Fauley,
of White House and JR and Trudy Crawford, of Pickerington. They enjoy visits
with their three granddaughters and two great grandsons, and expect two new
additions to the family at any time.
A second celebration will be enjoyed when they travel
to Paradise Island in the Bahamas for a vacation with children. The Crawfords
reside at 2938 Hubberdton Place, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068, and would enjoy
receiving cards and letters.
Crawford, Forest
Born: Seneca township
Crawford, George S.
Died: August 5, 1920
Crawford, Hattie
Feb 22, 1907
May 7, 1993
Sardis
Crawford, Helen D.
Source:Daily Jeffersonian, Cambridge, Ohio, January 3,
2003
HELEN D. Crawford 1934-2003
Woodsfield Helen D. Crawford, 68, of Cuyahoga Falls
and Antioch, died Thursday (January 2, 2003) at the Monroe County Care Center
in Woodsfield.
Friends may
call from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield, where
services will be 11 a.m. Monday with Keith Jones officiating. Burial will be in
Antioch Cemetery in Antioch.
Crawford, Hugh
One by one of our friends are dropping from
the activities of life. Mr. Hugh Crawford, a lifeLong friend of the writer,
died Sunday evening after a short but very painful illness.
Mr. Crawford
was born in Ireland November 18, 1835, and died at his home on Maple Avenue
November 25, 1917.
He came to
America with his parents when very young and spent his life in Monroe County,
Ohio. He was a Tanner by trade and at one time was engaged in that business
inBeallsville, Ohio, Ohio, later coming to Woodsfield conducting the same line
of business for a number of years. He was known by almost all of the people of
Monroe County and enjoyed their confidence, having won their respect because of
his honesty and faithfulness toward his fellow man. When Hugh Crawford promised
you anything he made good that promise. He was a manly man.
He was united
in marriage to Miss Margaret Craig and to this union were born seven children-
- four girls and three boys, all of whom are living and all were present when
their father passed into the great beyond.
Deceased was a
member of the Presbyterian Church and lived in accordance with his profession.
The funeral was held Tuesday and was conducted by the Reverend L. R. Lawther of
St. Clairsville, Ohio.
May he rest in
peace and may the peace of Him whom he trusted for future salvation be a
comfort to the bereaved family.
Source: The Spirit of Democracy, Thursday, November 29, 1917
Crawford, Johnny Grover
Source--The Times Reporter New Philadelphia, Ohio
Published--February 20, 2005
Crawford , John Grover , age 67, of Parral died early
Saturday morning, February 19, 2005, in Union Hospital at Dover. For the last
six years, Mr. Crawford bravely battled lymphoma. Born in Noble County, Ohio.,
November 19, 1937, he was a son of Juanita Mae Bunting Crawford of
Newcomers-town, Ohio., and the late Raymond B. Crawford. John was a 1956
graduate of Batesville High School in Noble County and worked at various places
before illness necessitated his retirement from Wayne-Dalton of Mount Hope.
John loved to travel in his camper. He and his wife would stay in K.O.A.
campgrounds from coast to coast. In 2002, he and his wife made a memorable trip
to Hawaii. Friends and neighbors will remember Mr. Crawford for his careful
restoration of two classic pickup trucks, a 1952 and a 1932 - both Fords. Most
of all, John loved his family, and always looked forward to spending time at
cookouts and holiday events. John regularly attended swap meets. Survivors
include his wife of 47 years, the former Clara Regina Morris. Together, they
raised a family that includes two daughters, Cynthia (Dennis) Colvin of
Uhrichsville and Lisa (Jim) Rothacher of Dover; two sons, Daniel Crawford and
Michael Crawford, both of Dover. He'll be sadly missed by nine grandchildren,
Regina Swauger, Lee Swauger, Chrystal Bayang, John R. Crawford, Jesse James
Rothacher, Kaci Rothacher, Tyler Crawford, Karley Crawford and Houston
Crawford; a great-grandchild, Makayla Contrael; and a sister and
brother-in-law, Mary and Bob Ryan of Newcomerstown. In addition to his father,
Mr. Crawford was preceded in death by an infant brother, Kinnith Lee Crawford.
Private family services were held Sunday evening in the Geib Funeral Center at
Dover. Local cremation is under the care and direction of Geib's North Dover
Crematory. There are no public calling hours. To share memories or condolences with
the family, please visit the online memorial to Mr. Crawford's life on the
funeral home's Web site. The family requests that memorial contributions be
made to Hospice of Tuscarawas County, 201 West 3rd St., Dover Ohio ,44622.
www.geibfuneral.com
Crawford, John W.
May 13, 1866, Woodsfield
November 26, 1931
Woodsfield
John W. Crawford
The Spirit of Democracy Issue: Woodsfield, Ohio,
December 3, 1931
John W.
Crawford, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, was born near
Woodsfield, Ohio on May 13, 1866 and departed this life at his home in
Woodsfield on November 26, 1931, at the age of 65 years, 6 months and 17 days.
He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, the former coming to this country
at an early age from Derry County Ireland. His mother s maiden name was Miss
Mary Cooper. To their happy union, six children were born, one son Hugh having
preceded his brother John to the better land.
The brothers
and sisters surviving are James Crawford, of Estherville, Iowa; Mrs. Lydia
Bothwell, of Formoso, Kansas; Dave G. Crawford and Mrs. William McCue of the
home. Two nieces and four nephews also mourn the loss of their beloved uncle.
Mr. Crawford
grew to manhood on the farm and during the past several years was associated
with his brother Dave in the firm of Crawford Bros., Dealers in lumber and
timber.
Mr. Crawford
never married and made his home with his brother and sister after of his
parents. He was industrious and honorable in his relations with fellowmen and
though retiring in disposition those who knew best respected him most.
At an early
age, Mr. Crawford became a member of the Presbyterian Church Body and was
always faithful in his attendance and other duties therein. At any time and in
any way and at any place where service was needed in his neighborhood, Mr.
Crawford was always ready to go and do anything within his power.
Mr. Crawford
was seriously ill only a few weeks, from stomach and intestinal complications
and everything possible was done to restore his health, not only but his loved
ones, but by the best of medical skill and service. He bore his suffering
patiently and with a confidence born of rectitude and faith, his spirit
returned to Him who gave it.
Funeral
services were held on Saturday afternoon at the McCue home, in charge of the
Reverend W. H. Petry, pastor of the Woodsfield Presbyterian Church, and were
largely attended. Interment in Oaklawn Cemetery Woodsfield.
Crawford, Lelia O. Crawford
May 23, 1915
June 6, 1996
Clarington
Crawford, Lydia Ann Marple Crawford
November 12, 1922
Crawford, Margaret Craig Crawford
Woodsfield
December 25, 1919
Crawford, Mary Crawford
July 31, 1929
Feb 1982
Hannibal
Crawford, Robert D. Crawford
May 19, 1931
Mar 6, 1997
Woodsfield
Crawford, Rose Crawford
July 19, 1932
Crawford, Spencer A.
Born: April 18, 1893, Woodsfield
Crawford, Thelma G.
September 14, 1907
Apr 18, 1994
Woodsfield
Cree, George D. Cree
January 17, 1930
Woodsfield
George D. Cree
The Spirit of Democracy Issue: Woodsfield, Ohio,
January 22, 1930
George D.
Cree, aged 80 years, one of Woodsfield s most highly respected citizens, died
at his home on Oak Lawn avenue Friday morning, January 17, 1930, following an
illness of several months of complications arising from a paralytic stroke.
Mr. Cree
formerly resided near Graysville, Ohio, and has been interested in oil field
work in the County the greater part of his life.
He is survived
by his wife, five daughters and three sons; James W. Cree of Tulsa, Oklahoma;
George B. Cree of Pampa, Texas; O. R. Cree, of Wichita, Kansas; Mrs. W. A.
Winland of Graysville; Mrs. S. G. Clegg of Barnesville, Ohio; Mrs. Ella Frank
of the home; Mrs. T. A. Jefferson of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. B. L. Hoover of
Pampa, Texas.
Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the late home and interment
was in Oaklawn cemetery, Woodsfield. The Reverend J. F. Casin conducted the
service, assisted by Minister J. V. A. Traylor, of Woodsfield Church of Christ.
Cree, James P. Cree
October 13, 1927
Cree, Nancy J. Cree
June 13, 1917
Creighton, James Creighton
February 9, 1916
Creighton, Sr., John Robert "Bob" Creighton
Source:Marietta Times
Marietta, Oh Dec 2002
Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
MATAMORAS -
John Robert "Bob" Creighton Sr., 72, of 518 Third St., died at 12:47
a.m. Saturday (December 28, 2002) at Marietta Memorial Hospital.
He was born
March 14, 1930, in Monroe County to Harold F. "Ted" and Iva Amanda
Petty Creighton. He graduated from Matamoras High School in 1948. He was a
machinist and welder for Creighton Machine Shop. He was a member of Matamoras
First Baptist Church and American Legion Post 378 at New Matamoras. He was a
life member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5108 at Marietta.
He is
survived by his wife, Patricia J. Locke Creighton, whom he married on July 11,
1950; two daughters, Teresa Swan and her husband, Mike, of New Matamoras and
Tammy Powell and her husband, Dave, of St. Marys, W.Va.; one son, John R.
Creighton Jr. and his wife, Melanie, of New Matamoras; and grandchildren, Sara
and Shana Swan of New Matamoras, Dawn and Joe Swan and Missy Factor, all of
Columbus, Brittany, Lindsey and Lydia Powell, all of St. Marys, and John Paul
Creighton, Coty Creighton and Tammy Wilfong, all of New Matamoras.
He was
preceded in by his parents; and one brother, Dean F. Creighton, on August 16,
1999.
Services
are at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Hadley Funeral Home, New Matamoras, with the Rev.
Rick Smith officiating. Burial is in Matamoras Cemetery. The family will
receive friends from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Memorial
contributions may be made to Matamoras First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 566, New
Matamoras.
Criss, Rebecca Criss
January 22, 1927
Criss, W. Criss
May 15, 1935
Criss, William Criss
November 8, 1916
James William Criswell
The Marietta Times, Friday, January 17, 2003
LEWISVILLE,
Ohio - James William Criswell, 50, of Township Road 15, Lewisville, died
Wednesday (January 15, 2003) at his home. He was born March 27, 1952, at Fort
Bragg, N.C., to Linsly and Pat Stewart Criswell. He was a 1970 graduate of
Shenandoah High School and a 1976 graduate of Bowling Green State University.
He was a former science, health and physical education teacher at Meadowbrook
High School, where he also served as head wrestling coach and assistant
footBall coach. He had also acted as wrestling coach
at Shenandoah High School for one year. He had attended Whigville Community
Church.
He is survived
by one daughter, Emma Jo Criswell of Caldwell; his parents of Caldwell; one
sister, Judy (Frank) Loraditch of Cumberland; and several nieces and nephews.
Services are
at 1 p.m. Saturday at McVay-Perkins Funeral Home at 416 East St., Caldwell,
with Pastor Cam Hayes and Pastor Gary Jacobs officiating. Burial is in Calais
Cemetery. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Criswell, Lessie Mildred 'Pat' (nee Stewart)
Source:The Marietta Times, dated Saturday, December
27, 2003
CALDWELL
- Lessie Mildred "Pat" Criswell, 89, formerly of Lewisville, died
Wednesday morning (December 24, 2003) at Summit Acres Nursing Home in Caldwell.
She was born June 4, 1914, in Culman, Ala., to George and Emma Bonner Stewart.
She was a homemaker and was a Protestant by faith.
She
is survived by one daughter, Judy (Frank) Loraditch of Cumberland; one sister,
Tammie Clark of Jonesboro, Ga.; and two grandchildren, Emma Criswell and Rebecca
Loraditch.
She
was preceded in by one son, James W. Criswell; her parents; three brothers; and
two sisters.
Memorial
services are at 11 a.m. Saturday at McVay-Perkins Funeral Home at 416 East St.,
Caldwell, with the Rev. Gary Jacobs officiating. Inurnment will be at Calais
Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes
Association.
Crock, Casper Crock
September 17, 1929
CROCK, Mrs.
Catharine
Mrs. Catharine CROCK, aged 60
years, died at her home on South Main Street February 22, 1916, after a
lingering and painful illness. She leaves a husband and several children.
Deceased was a faithful member of the Catholic Church. The funeral will
probably be held Friday.
and The Spirit
of Democracy Woodsfield, Ohio,Thurs., March 2, 1916
Mrs. Catharine CROCK died
February 22, 1916. The funeral services of Mrs. Catherine CROCK were conducted
Friday at the Catholic Church by the Reverend Father Seeber and were largely
attended, a number of her neighbors and friends from Kuhn and Burkhart were
present to witness the last sad rites.
Source:The
Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio,Thursday, February 24, 1916
and Thursday,
March 2, 1916
Collection of
Gertrude Christman Kahrig
Julia S. Crock, nee Mullin
Source:The Daily Jeffersonian, Cambridge, Ohio, July
14, 2000
Julia S.
Crock, 87, a resident of the Monroe County Care Center, Woodsfield, formerly of
Woodland Court, Woodsfield, died Thursday (July 13, 2000) at the care center.
She was born
January 24, 1913, in the South District of Russia, daughter of the late Stephen
and Frances Mullin.
Mrs. Crock
retired from Texas Instruments.
She was
preceded in by her husband, Gregory Crock.
Friends may
call from 9 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Bauer-Turner Funeral Home, Woodsfield.
Graveside
services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, with
Minister Joe Hise officiating.
Crock, Matilda Crock
November 15, 1924
,
1911
Cronin,
Albert
Albert Cronin was born December 17, 1848
and died January 1, 1911, aged 62 years and 15 days. He was united in marriage
with Miss Ellen J. Baker. To this union were born five children, two sons and
three daughters. Two daughters, Libbie Jane and Mary Ellen preceded him to the
home beyond the dark river of . The living children are. S. L. Cronin and Mrs
J. A. Hines of Woodsfield and M. L. Cronin of Wayne township. He obeyed the
gospel and became a Christian in 1871 under the ministry of Elder Joseph
WalterS, Since his plighted faith in Jesus the Christ he has fought the good
fight and kept the faith, having finished life s course with courage and
honors, he now enjoys the rest of those who die in the Lord.
Few men were better known and more highly
respected in the community in which they were born and raised than Brother
Albert Cronin was in Wayne township where he was born and spent his life. He
was a farmer and stock raiser and was successful and prosperous; a man of
nature judgment, a companion well informed in a general way, which make him an
interesting conversationalist. He was for a number of years prior to his one of
the overseers or Bishops of the Church of Christ at Richfork; so that he will
be sadly missed in many relations of life; in the family; as a loving husband
and father and counselor; in the community as a neighbor and citizen, in the
church as one of the pillars and faithful members. But what is loss to us is
gain to him.
Funeral services were conducted at the
Christian house of Worship at Woodsfield, Ohio, by Elder K. W. Harkins Tuesday
January 3 in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends and former
acquaintances. At the hour of 1 p.m. after services at the church we went to
the old Barber cemetery where a host of neighbors waited in the cold and storm
to get the last look at the cold house of clay in which formerly had dwelt
their neighbor and brother.
The bereaved family have the sincerest
sympathy.
Albert
Cronin (2nd obituary)
Albert Cronin, aged about 62 years died
Sunday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hines on Maple Avenue
after an illness of several months from stomach trouble. All last summer
science, skill and nursing were employed to restore his usual good health but
in vain. The funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o clock from the Church of
Christ of which he had been a member for years. The services were conducted by
Eldwer D. W. Harkins. Interment in the Barber cemetery.
Cronin, Alexander
April 26, 1919
Edwina
Cronin, C.
Dec 19, 1933
July 1991
Woodsfield
Cronin, Clark
Born; Woodsfield
Cronin, Clesson E.
Born: June 17, 1900, Woodsfield
Cronin,
Crawford
Crawford Cronin, aged 75 years,
died at his home at LaMonte, Missouri, February 1916. Deceased was born in
Monroe County and resided here for many years. He was married to Miss Mary A. FISHER
in 1860, who with five children still survive. Mr. Cronin was a member of the
Christian Church from early manhood and always took great interest in religious
matters. He has many relatives and friends in Monroe County.
Source:The
Spirit of Democracy , Woodsfield, Ohio, Thursday, March 2, 1916
Cronin, Crawford H.
Born: Woodsfield
Cronin, Edward E.
Born: February 28, 1926
Cronin, Eileen G.
Born: Dec 20, 1933, died: Aug 23, 1998, residence:
Woodsfield
Death
Cronin, Ellen J. Cronin
April 15, 1926
Ellen Jane Cronin nee Baker
Mrs. Ellen
Cronin, aged about 79 years, died at 12:30 Thursday afternoon of last week at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Viola Hines, on Maple Ave after an illness of
several months from paralysis. Funeral services were held at the residence on
Sunday afternoon in charge of her pastor, H. H. Adamson, of the Church of
Christ. Besides her daughter Mrs. Cronin is survived by two sons, S. L. Cronin,
of Mexia, Texas; and Roy Cronin, of Woodsfeild.
Interment
was made in Barber Ridge cemetery by the side of the body of her late husband,
Albert Cronin.
Ellen Jane
Baker, daughter of John and Elizabeth Baker, was born July 20, 1847, and
departed this life April 15, 1926, at the age of seventy-eight years, 8 months
and 25 days. She was married to Albert Cronin over sixty years ago, and to this
union five children were born, three girls and two boys; and besides these they
raised two others, Mary Early and Edna Cronin. Her husband preceded her to the
Great Beyond about fifteen years ago and two of the girls died in infancy.
Those left to mourn her loss are S. L. Cronin, of Mexia, Tex.; Roy Cronin and
Mrs. Viola C. Hines, both of Woodsfield; one sister, Mrs. Mary E. Winland, of
Woodsfield seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren, besides a host of
relatives and friends.
She obeyed
her Savior s call at the age of sixteen at the Richfork congregation of the
Church of Christ at which place she still held her membership.
Those who
attended the funeral from a distance are Crawford Cronin, of Smackover, Ark.;
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Silverman, of Marsceilles, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Staudt,
of Akron; Mr and Mrs Asa McMullen, of Barnesville; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Baker, of
Pittsburg; S. L. Cronin, of Mexia, Texas; J. T. Winland, son and daughter, of
sycamore Valley; Albert Hines, of Pittsburgh; and Miss Alberta Hines, of New
Concord, Ohio.
At the time
of her she was making her home with her daughter Mrs. Viola C. Hines and
strange to say it was just one year to the day from the time that Mrs Hines
buried her husband, Elder J. A. Hines, until her mother passed away.
Mrs. Cronin
was a great home-woman, self-dependent, hospitable and kind and is kindly
remembered by scores of friends who know her in active life in the Edwina
community where she and her husband spent the greater part fo a happy married
life, both living to realize th glory of age, that of seeing their children
out in the world making good.
Cronin, Eula
Dec 22, 1909
Feb 1987
Lewisville
Cronin, Everett
Born: August
29, 1891, Woodsfield
Cronin, Jane
(nee Dougherty)
Jane Cronin was born February 24,
1858, and died June 23, 1912. She married Walter R, Cronin February 1879, who
died November 7, 1897. Surviving children: Mrs. Clarice Johnson and 7 sisters
survive also.
Source: The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, OH July
11, 1912
Cronin, Leland
Born: June 6, 1896, Graysville
Cronin, Mary A.
June 28, 1921
Cronin, Mary
November 19, 1906
November 1983
Woodsfield
Cronin, Mary Denbow
August 5, 1931
Lewisville
Cronin, Mrs. Mary Cronin nee Denbow
of Mrs. Cronin,
August 12, 1931
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
A lingering
illness resulted in the Wednesday morning of last week of Mrs. Mary Cronin,
aged 38, wife of Emil Cronin, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Denbow, of Lewisville, Route 4. Besides her husband, she is survived by one
son. Kenneth; one sister, Mrs. Rena Morris, of Lewisville, and three brothers,
Jennings, of Ashland; Martin and Charles of Lewisville. The deceased was a
member of The Bracken M.E. Church where funeral services were conducted by her
pastor, Rev. A.O. Rhoades and burial made in the church cemetery.
Cronin, Milton L.
May 10, 1937
Milton LeRoy (Roy) Cronin
M. L.
Cronin, better known as Roy Cronin, aged 60 years, highly respected resident of
the Richfork community in Wayne township, passed away at his home at 1:20
o clock Monday afternoon, following an extended illness.
He is
survived by his widow; one son, Willard of the home; one grandchild; one
sister, Mrs. Viola Hines, of Maple avenue, Woodsfield, and one brother, S. L.
Cronin, of SAginaw, Michigan and Fort Worth, Texas. Many more distant relatives
and scores of friends also mourn his departure. For a number of years Mr.
Cronin and family resided on Eastern Avenue, Woodsfield, during which time he
was engaged in the oil industry. Funeral services were held at the late home at
2:00 o clock Wednesday afternoon, in charge of Minister J.V.A. Traylor, pastor
of the Woodsfield Church of Christ. Burial was made in Oak Lawn cemetery,
Woodsfield.
Mr. Cronin
was a son of the late Albert and Ellen J. Cronin, and a man of fine character.
Industrious and self-reliant, trustworthy and capable, he was a valued employee
in his oil fiend connections, commanding confidence and respect of his
employers at all times. By his neighbors and friends, as well as by his family,
he will be greatly missed.
Cronin, Sarah E.
July 9, 1914
Sylvester Lonzo (Lonnie) Cronin
S. L.
Cronie, formerly of Monroe County, died at 9:00 o clock Wednesday morning, July
29, 1943, at El Dorado, Arkansas, after a lingering illness.
Funeral
seravices will be held Friday, with interment in Fort Worth, Texas, beside his
wife who preceded him in a few years ago.
Surviving
are Mrs. Viola Hines of Woodsfield, a sister; three children, Crawfore of El
Dorado, with whom Mr. Cronin had made his home for the past three years;
SteWard of Oklahome; Mrs. Arthur Staudt of Akron, and several grandchildren.
Mr. Cronin,
or Lonnie, as he was known to hundreds of Monroe County people, served two
terms as Surveyor of this County. Later, upon going to Texas, lhe was employed
by the Pure Oil Company in leasing and right-of-way work.
He was 76
years old.
Cronin, Warren Clark Cronin
Died: February 24, 1931
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Warren
Clark Cronin, born January 10, 1923, departed this life February 24, 1931,
being 8 years, 1 month and 14 days old when he passed away.
Warren was
a great lover of music, was often found sitting by the radio, being mesmerized
by the music in the air--music which seemed to breathe a thought in language
sweeter than was ever uttered by human tongue. He was often heard singing his
favorite songs. He was continually scattering bright smiles in the home and
among his associates--his smiles and songs brought much happiness into the
home. He leArned early in life the good trait of dividing his possessions with
his joyful playmates.
He was
looking forWard with untold pleasure to this coming summer to spend it in the
County where he could hear the humming of the bees and hear sweet songs flowing
from mellow throats of mocking birds; but now he has gone to that sinless summerland
where the birds are forever singing and the flowers in their beauty never fade
over Jordan's swelling stream, over the silent sea and by the shining shore,
waiting to welcome us there when we too shall bid farewell to time.
Warren was
in the third grade. he was a regular member of The Sunday School Class. He was
just sleepy and never complained during all his suffering.
He leaves
to mourn, father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cronin; one sister, Helen; one
brother Ward; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Smith, of Parkers Landing, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Cronin of Woodsfield; also leaves a number of aunts and
uncles, cousins and a host of friends.
Little
Warren has gone and left us.
We are
sad and will miss him so;
But God in
His Infinite wisdom
Knows
best and called him from this world of woe.
So let us
all try to live to meet him
In that
beautiful land above
Where we
will dwell together forever,
With God
and his angels of love.
Funeral
services were conducted by the writer, J. V. A. Traylor.
Card of Thanks
We wish to
take this means of thanking each and everyone who helped to make our burden
lighter during the time of the of our beloved son and brother, Warren. Your
acts of kindness and sympathy will never be forgotten.---Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Cronin and family.
Cronin, Willard
July 11, 1908
September 1978
Woodsfield
Croniser, Altie
Feb 21, 1905
June 1972
Sardis
Crooks, Bruce
Dec 11, 1892
Sep 1968
Beallsville
Crooks, Casey Daniel and Trisha Lynn Luke
Engagement
Luke--Crooks
Source--Times Leader Martins Ferry, Ohio
Published--January 24, 2005
Claude and Diane Luke of Shadyside, Herman Crooks Jr.
of Beallsville and Tammy McCarthy of Cleveland announce the engagement of their
children, Trisha Lynn Luke and Casey Daniel Crooks. The bride-elect is a 1997
graduate of Shadyside High School and a 2001 graduate of West Virginia Northern
Community College with a degree in human services and child development. She is
employed with the Belmont County Treasurer's Office as a deputy clerk. Her
fiance is a 1998 graduate of Beallsville High School. He is employed with
American Energy Century Mine Corporation. A May 21 wedding is being planned.
Crooks, Donald C.
Dec 11, 1931
October 15, 1999
Lewisville
Richard Robert Crooks
Source:The Marietta Times, dated, Friday, August 1,
2003
Woodsfield - Richard Robert Crooks, 68, of North Main
Street died Wednesday (July 30, 2003) at the Woodsfield Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center. He was born July 2, 1935, in Belmont County, Ohio, to
Bruce W. Crooks and Pearl Rothwell Crooks. He was a U.S. Army veteran and was a
member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5303 in Woodsfield.
He is survived by four sisters, Shirley Pittman
ofBeallsville, Ohio, GArnet Piatt of Lewisville, Martha Lisk of St.
Clairsville, and Frances Kinsey ofBeallsville, Ohio; and several nieces and
nephews.
He was preceded in by his parents; three brothers,
Chester, Kenneth and Harold Crooks; three infant brothers; one sister, Wilma
Wortman; and three infant sisters.
Services are at 1 p.m. Monday at Bauer-Turner Funeral
Home at 100 S. Paul St., Woodsfield, with the Rev. Dave Langdon officiating.
Burial is in Oaklawn Cemetery in Woodsfield with full military services to be
conducted. Friends will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral
home.
Crooks, Roy Crooks
January 22, 1898
November 1976
Beallsville
Crooks, Samuel
Aug 21, 1900
January 1975
Beallsville
Crosier, William Fritz
and Teresa Marie Thomas
Lowell and Judy Thomas of Jerusalem announce the
engagement of their daughter, Teresa Marie to William Fritz Crosier, son of
James and Deborah Crosier of Barnesville. The bride-to-be is a 1999 graduate of
Barnesville High School. She attended Ohio University in Athens and received
her bachelor's of science degree in secondary education in 2003. She is
employed by Advantage Sales and Marketing in Columbus. Her fiance is a 1999
graduate of Barnesville High School, attended Ohio State University and
received his bachelor's of science degree in civil engineering in June 2004. He
is employed by URS Corporation in Columbus. A May 7 wedding is being planned.
Source--Times
Leader Martins Ferry, Ohio
Published--April 12, 2005
Cross, James G. ?????
Died: ?
Crum, A. E. Bert
ProminentBeallsville, OhioMan Passes Away
September 24, 1931
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Funeral
services for A.E. Bert Crum, prominentBeallsville, Ohioresident, an account
of whose may be found in this issue, were held Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock. The services were held from TheBeallsville, OhioChurch of Christ, and
were largely attended, it being estimated that more than many people were
unable to gain admission to the building. Special music was rendered by The
Plainview Choir.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge ofBeallsville,
Ohioattended in a body. Business was at a standstill while the village paid
tribute to a respected citizen.
Mr. Crum
possessed considerable musical, ability, being a leader of the devotional
services at his church and was also leader of the Crum String Orchestra.
Crum, Bernard Crum
June 17, 1923
May 1968
Beallsville
Crum, Mrs. Campsadell , nee Truex
Died: February 12, 1943
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Mrs.
Campsadell Armi Truex Crum was born November 9, 1861, and died February 12,
1943, aged 81 years , 3 months and 3 days. She was the mother of 13 children,
of whom survive. There is also 60 grandchildren and several
great-grandchildren. Eight grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren preceded her
in death.
Crum, Clarence
November 16, 1899
Feb 1981
Woodsfield
Crum, Edith
Sept. 26, 1908
Dec 2, 1993
Woodsfield
Crum, Haren, Edna, nee Crum
Published--February 2002
Haren,Edna
A. Haren, 93, of South Sycamore Street died Saturday (Feb. 9, 2002) at
Barnesville Hospital.
She was
born Sept. 17, 1908, in Noble County to George and Gertrude Ritterbeck Crum.
She was a member of St. Sylvester Catholic Church at Woodsfield and the
Catholic Women's Club.
She is
survived by several nieces and nephews.
She was
preceded in death by her husband, Clem Haren, in 1965; six sisters, Mary
Dimmerling, Matilda Kullman, Emma Haren, Blach Nauer, Cora Michel and Estella
Sebold; and four brothers, Lewis, Raymond, Urban and Harry Crum.
Mass of Christian burial is at 11 a.m. today at St.
Sylvester Catholic Church at Woodsfield with Father David Gaydosik officiating.
Burial is in St. Sylvester Catholic Church Cemetery. Bauer-Turner Funeral Home
in Woodsfield is in charge of arrangements.
Crum, Edna Pearl Crum nee Bruce
Died May 13, 1967
Mrs. Edna
Pearl Crum, 76, of Barnesville, Route 1, died unexpectedly of an apparent heart
attack at ten o'clock Saturday morning, May 13, 1967, at her home.
Born
January 17, 1891, in Monroe County, she was the daughter of James W. and Anna
McKnight Bruce. Her husband, Elmer Crum, died April 6, 1967.
Mrs. Crum
was a member of The Church of Christ.
Surviving
are three sons, Warren Crum, of Caledonia, Ohio; Edison Crum of Barnesville,
Route 3 and Charles Crum, of Santa Clara, California; five daughters, Mrs. Elta
McMahon, of Painesville,Ohio; Mrs. Wilma Lucas and Mrs. Eileen Davis
ofBeallsville, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Bonar, of Carrolton, and Mrs. Nora Lee Mobley,
of Louisville, Ohio; one brother, John Bruce, of Riverbank, California; one
sister, Mrs. Cora Crammer, of Porterville, California; thirty-one grandchildren
and twenty-nine great-grandchildren. A son, Earl, is deceased.
Funeral
services were held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, in The Campbell Funeral
Home, at Barnesville, with Minister John Hamilton, of Woodsfield officiating.
Burial was inBeallsville, OhioCemetery.
Crum, Elmer E. Crum
Elmer E. Crum Dies;
Was Retired School Teacher and Mail Carrier
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Elmer Earl
Crum, 83, of Barnesville Route 1, died April 6 at his home following a short
illness.
He was born
February 7, 1884, nearBeallsville, Ohioin Monroe County, a son of Joseph and
Campsadell Truex Crum, and was a retired school teacher, farmer and mail
carrier. He was a member of The Armstrong Mills Church of Christ.
Surviving
are his widow, Edna Bruce Crum; five daughters, Mrs. Ella McMahon of
Painesville, Mrs. Wilma Lucas and Mrs. Irene Davis ofBeallsville, Ohio, Mrs.
Mary Ruth Bonar of Carrolton, and Mrs. Dora Lee Mobley of Louisville; three
sons, Warren of Caledonia, Edison of Barnesville and Charles of Santa Ciara,
Calif.; two sisters Mrs. Grace Montgomery of Jerusalem and Mrs. Mary Kinemond
of Key; three brothers, Harley and John of Barnesville and Clyde of Canton; 31
grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. A son, two sisters and five brothers
are deceased.
Services
were held Sunday at The Campbell Funeral Home, Barnesville with Evangelist
James Gallagher officiating. Burial in TheBeallsville, OhioCemetery.
Crum, Mrs. Campsadell Armi Crum nee Truex
Died: February 12, 1943
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit, typed by Betty Lendon
Matson
Mrs.
Campsadell Armi Truex Crum was born November 9, 1861, and died February 12,
1943, aged 81 years, 3 months and 3 days. She was the mother of 13 children, of
whom survive. There is also 60 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Eight grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren preceded her in .
Crum, Freda Crum
July 31, 1898
Apr 15, 1990
Beallsville
Crum, George W. Crum
Apr 7, 1914
May 26, 1992
Graysville
Crum, Marjorie L.
s January 21, 1924
January 6, 1991
Jerusalem
Crum, Martha
May 30, 1897
November 1976
Woodsfield
Crum, Mary Anne and Thomas Joseph Reischman
Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Crum request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their
daughter Mary Anne Crum to Mr. Thomas Joseph Reischman on Saturday the
seventeenth of January nineteen hundred and seventy at one o'clock at the Saint
Michael's Church, Carlisle, Ohio. Source: Wedding invitation.
Crum, Nancy J. , nee Mercer
Source:The Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio,
December 15, 1996
Nancy J. Crum,
60, of 35626 Harper Ridge Road, Jerusalem, Ohio died
December 15, 1996, in Druid City Hospital, Northport,
Alabama. She was born April 22, 1936, in Calais, Ohio, a daughter of the late
James and Ocie Carpenter Mercer.
She was a
member of the Jerusalem United Methodist Church and Order of Eastern Star
Chapter 24,Beallsville, Ohio, Ohio. She was a retired dietary supervisor at
American/Woodsfield Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Surviving are
her husband, Clayton, whom she married on May 22,1954; four sons, Reggie and
Marlene, of Cottondale, Alabama, Brent and Pat, and Shawn, all of Jerusalem,
Brian Buck and Sharon, of Woodsfield; a daughter, Mrs. Tod (Thalia) Kahrig,
of Woodsfield; one brother, James Mercer, of Jerusalem and three sisters,
Lodena Christman, Mrs. Bert (Emma) Bates, and Ocie McFrederick, all of
Jerusalem; and 10 grandchildren.
In addition to
her parents, she was preceded in by an infant daughter, Tama Lodena; three
brothers, Donald, Joseph, and Ellis Mercer; four sisters, Betty Mercer, Bonnie
Egger, Opal Mercer and Martha Lou Betts.
Friends were
received December 19 at the Harper Funeral Home,Beallsville, Ohio, where
services were held December 20, with the Reverend Richard Wilson officiating.
Interment followed inBeallsville, OhioCemetery. Eastern Star services were held
December 19 at the funeral home.
Memorial
contributions may be made to Sunsbury Lodge 362 Building Fund c/o Bill Davis,
54190 New Castle-BeallsvilleRoad,Beallsville, Ohio, OH 43716.
Crum, Mr. Roscoe and Miss Freda Howell
Source:The
Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Ohio, Thurs., December 28, 1916
Mr. Roscoe CRUM and Miss Freda
HOWELL were married December 20, 1916, by W. D. Richner, J. P.
Crum, Stella M.
Dec 10, 1924
September 15, 1996, residence: Woodsfield
Crum, Thalia Lou Rachel and Kahrig, Tod Michael
Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton E. Crum request the honour of your presence at the marriage of
their daughter Thalia Lou Rachel Crum to Tod Michael Kahrig, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Meredith P. Kahrig, Saturday, the twelth of July nineteen hundred and
eighty at half past two o'clock at the Saint John the Baptist Church,
Miltonsburg, Ohio. Source: Wedding invitation.
Culp, Mr. J. Wade and Miss Grace Reed
Source:The
Spirit of Democracy
Woodsfield,
Ohio, Thurs., August 24, 1916
Mr. J. Wade CULP of Vandergrift,
Pennsylvania, and Miss Grace REED of Woodsfield were married at the home of the
bride August 22, 1916 at 11:30 a.m. by Elder D. W. HARKINS. They left at 1:30
p.m. for Barnesville, Ohio to get train No. 104 for their home in Vandergrift.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William REED.
Cunningham, Clarence W.
May 15, 1918
Feb 22, 1999
Woodsfield
MARRIAGE of Lorna Lou Christman, to Mr. Harold William
Good
Source:The Monroe County Beacon, dated January 8, 1945
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Christman of Maple Avenue, are
announcing the marriage of their youngest daughter Lorna Lou, to Mr. Harold
William Good, of New Lebanon, Ohio.
The wedding was an event of Saturday afternoon,
December 23, at Covington, Kentucky, with the Rev. E. C. Rose performing the
ceremony.
Mrs. Good is a member of the 1944 graduating class of
the Woodsfield High School.
The happy young couple are both employed at the Dayton
Rubber Company and are making their home in Dayton. They have the best wishes
of their many friends.
Cunningham, Howard L.
January 23, 1899
Apr 1992
Graysville
Cummingham, Mabel
Apr 20, 1911
Apr 21, 1999
Graysville
Cunningham, Marjorie
Mar 31, 1933
Mar 6, 2001, residence: Jerusalem
Cummingham, Mabel
Apr 20, 1911
Apr 21, 1999
Graysville
Cunningham, Raymond Irvin
Source--Marietta
Times Marietta, Ohio
Published--January 26, 2005
COLUMBUS - Raymond Irvin Cunningham, 68, of 350 Chase Road, Columbus,
died at 5:50 a.m. Tuesday ,January 25, 2005 at Riverside
Methodist Hospital
in Columbus. He
was born January 30, 1936, in New Matamoras, a son of Paul and Eldene (Fulmer)
Cunningham. He attended Matamoras
United Methodist
Church and worked as a
lab technician for Battelle Memorial Institute until he retired in 1995 after
33 years of service. He graduated from Matamoras High School.
On May 14, 1960, he married Beatrice Marie Taft, who survives of Columbus. In addition to
his wife, he is survived by two sons, Paul Cunningham and his wife, Kathy, of
Sheffield, Ohio, and Joe Cunningham and his wife, Doti, of Delaware, Ohio; one
daugther, Melissa Pack and her husband, Warwick, of Sydney, Australia; his
mother, Eldene Seidenable of New Matamoras; six grandchildren, Jodi Cunningham,
Annemarie, Colletta, and Brianna Cunningham, and Amy and Chole Pack; and two
sisters, Betty Cunningham of New Matamoras and Mary Ellen Martin and her
husband, Norman, of Sardis. He was preceded in death by his father; one
daughter, Amy; and one infant son. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m.
Friday at Hadley Funeral Home, New Matamoras Chapel, with the Reverend Cy
Broughton officiating. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Thursday.
Cunningham, Virgil H.
Source:Marietta
Times . . . Dec 2000
HARRIETTSVILLE
-- Virgil H. Cunningham, 93, of Harriettsville (Ohio
145, Lower Salem) died Saturday evening
(December 23, 2000) at Heartland of Marietta.
He
was born December 10, 1907, in Bethel Township, Monroe
County, to James Lynn and
Jemima Springer Cunningham. He spent most of his life in the Harriettsville area
and had been employed at Dragon Manufacturing Co. until his retirement.
Cunningham
served in the U.S. Army as a combat engineer during World War II in the
European, African, Middle East Theater. He helped build bridges across the
Rhine, Rohr and Elbe rivers and was aWarded a
bronze Star.
He
was a member of the Harriettsville baseBall team that was Noble County
champs in 1931, 1932 and 1933. He was a member of Harriettsville
United Methodist
Church and American Legion Post 750 at
Lowell. He had
attended Lower Salem United
Methodist Church.
On
December 24, 1931, he married Marjorie Pauline Carnal, who survives with one
son, James Cunningham of Whipple; one daughter, Faye Love and her husband,
Ronald, of Harriettsville; 12 grandchildren, Marilyn Kehl and her husband, Dan,
David Cunningham and his wife, Susan, Carolyn Bailey, Cindy Schott and her
husband, Dan, Ryan Cunningham and his wife, Holly, Debra Haney and her husband,
Roger, Mike Love and his wife, Carol, Doug Love and his wife, Cindy, Mitch Love
and his wife, Lisa, Lisa Love, Landon Love and his wife, Charity, and Stacy
Dimmerling and her husband, Chris; 21 great-grandchildren, Matthew Carpenter,
Kala and Mark Kehl, Brandon, Derrick and Kent Cunningham, Chelsea Bailey,
Chandler and Zachary Cunningham, Melissa and Christa Schott, Andrew and Shanaka
Haney, Dustin Love, Alicia Love, Joshua Love, Leeanna Love, Jennifer Love, Joe
and Kyle Love and Grace Dimmerling; a number of nieces and nephews; and four
sisters-in-law, Mary Daniels of Silver Springs, Fla., Mildred Franks of
Barberton, Jean Carnell of Wakeman and Rosalie Anderson of Hillsboro, N.D.
He
was preceded in death by two brothers, HoWard Cunningham and Ernest R.
"Dick" Cunningham; and five sisters, a sister who died in infancy,
Clara Lee, Mae Ullman, Nola Wilson and Elsie Crum; one son, Richard E.
Cunningham, who died January 21, 1995; his daughter-in-law, Martha Ida
Cunningham, who died January 5, 1997; and one grandson, James Randall
Cunningham.
Services
are at 1 p.m. Thursday at McClure-Schafer Funeral Home in Marietta. Burial is in Salem Township
Cemetery with military
rites. Friends may call until the hour of the services at the funeral home.
Curtis, Charles G.
Born: July 6, 1916, died: September 26, 1996,
residence: Sycamore
Valley
Curtis, Ernest
Born: January 23, 1892, Stafford
Curtis, Goldie R.
Born: June 4, 1916, died: Apr 22, 1995, residence: Sycamore Valley
Curtis, William
Born: April 30 1895, Stafford
Custer, Alva E.
Born: Antioch
Cutshaver, Clara


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.Net Claims Security
Identity Providers (IdPs) manage user identity (login and properties of the user). The properties (name, and others such as role, email etc) can be passed to the application (Relying Party, RP)
Claims may be passed via different IdPs (federation), which may involve transformation (changing the claims- either to expose a subset, or a completely different set of claims).
Protocols based on claims: WS-Federation, OAuth, SOAP WS-Trust/WS-Security
ClaimsIdentity/ClaimsPrincipal
.net 1.0+ uses IPrincipal and IIdentity in Thread.CurrentPrincipal.
var cp = Thread.CurrentPrincipal;
//within Windows-AD
var wc = WindowsPrincipal.Current;
var wi = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent();
Thread.CurrentPrincipal = new WindowsPrincipal(wi);
//or generic
var gi = new GenericIdentity("Martin");
var gp = new GenericPrincipal(gi, new[] { "Admin", "Dev" });
Thread.CurrentPrincipal = gp;
NB: WCF is different- it has ServiceSecurityContext
In .net 4.5, WindowsIdentity, GenericIdentity and FormsIdentity all derive from ClaimsIdentity.
var wp = WindowsPrincipal.Current;
var claimsIdentities = wp.Identities; //not just one wc.Identity
var claims = wp.Claims; //all the raw claims
//Windows AD properties are mapped to OASIS standard names
var nameClaim = wp.FindFirst(ClaimTypes.Name);
var roleClaims = wp.FindAll(ClaimTypes.GroupSid);
You can also get the claims principal/identity via:
var principal = ClaimsPrincipal.Current;
//is the same as
var p = Thread.CurrentPrincipal as ClaimsPrincipal ?? new ClaimsPrincipal(Thread.CurrentPrincipal);
Claims
//System.Security.Claims
var claimsList = new List<Claim>
{
//custom claim
new Claim("Name", "I"),
//SAML standard names (URIs)
new Claim(ClaimTypes.Name, "me"),
new Claim(ClaimTypes.Role, "Admin"),
};
var cId = new ClaimsIdentity(claimsList);
Console.WriteLine(cId.IsAuthenticated); //is false! Needs an authentication type.
cId = new ClaimsIdentity(claimsList, "AuthenticationType"); //NB: Windows is "Negotiate"
Console.WriteLine(cId.IsAuthenticated); //is true.
//specify the default name and roles
cId = new ClaimsIdentity(claimsList, "AuthenticationType", "Name", ClaimTypes.Role);
Console.WriteLine(cId.Name); //returns "I", not "me".
//set it on the thread as normal
Thread.CurrentPrincipal = new ClaimsPrincipal(cId);
ClaimsIdentity (+WindowsIdentity etc) flatten the claims and find the first for Name and IsInRole for first claims it finds (.FindFirst()).
Authorization
You can use ClaimsPrincipalPermission just like the old CAS Permission Demands.
//declarative
[ClaimsPrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand,
Resource = "Resource", Operation = "Edit")]
public void EditResource()
{
//programmatic - System.IdentityModel.Services
ClaimsPrincipalPermission.CheckAccess("Resource", "Edit");
Derive from ClaimsAuthorizationManager and override bool CheckAccess(AuthorizationContext).
The context has the ClaimsPrincipal, a list of Action claims and a list of Resource claims.


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val port: Int
Retrieves the port to which the SRT socket is connected.
See Also: srt_getpeername
SocketException
- if SRT socket is invalid or not connected
Return
the remote port if SRT socket is connected and valid. Otherwise, it returns a 0.
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Answers in this round:
BUDAPEST ENTROPY DEFY ANGLE BRACKETS FAX CHASKA
We are additionally given a playlist as part of the shell. Given the name of the dorm, it seems natural to consider the next song in each album, as follows:
| Song in playlist | Album | Next song |
|---|---|---|
| Couch Potato | Poodle Hat | Hardware Store |
| Over the Moon | Rent | La Vie Bohème |
| Television Rules the Nation | Human After All | Technologic |
| That's Not Her Style | Storm Front | We Didn't Start the Fire |
| The Bells of Rhymney | Mr. Tambourine Man | All I Really Want to Do |
| Unchained | American II: Unchained | I've Been Everywhere |
These next songs are all list songs, a fairly common song format where a significant part of the lyrics consists of a long list of items. Each of the answers appears in one of these lists. We can sort the answers by their first letters, as they range from A-F. Reusing the name of the dorm, we can then take the next item in the list:
| Answer | Song | Next item |
|---|---|---|
ANGLE BRACKETS | Hardware Store | DURACELLS |
BUDAPEST | We Didn't Start the Fire | ALABAMA |
CHASKA | I've Been Everywhere | NEBRASKA |
DEFY | All I Really Want to Do | CRUCIFY |
ENTROPY | La Vie Bohème | EMPATHY |
FAX | Technologic | RENAME IT |
Looking at the first letters of the next items, we get DANCER, but this is not the answer. Instead, there is another prominent ordered list (sometimes sung to a song) containing the word DANCER - Santa's reindeer. The next item in this list, PRANCER, is the answer.


A little prairie can rescue honey bees from famine on the farm
| Source: | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau |
| Summary: | Scientists placed honey bee hives next to soybean fields in Iowa and tracked how the bees fared over the growing season. To their surprise, the bees did well for much of the summer. The colonies thrived and gained weight. But in August, the trend reversed. By mid-October, most of the honey was gone and the overwintering brood was malnourished, the team discovered. Placing the hives near restored prairies late in the season rescued them. |
Scientists placed honey bee hives next to soybean fields in Iowa and tracked how the bees fared over the growing season. To the researchers' surprise, the bees did well for much of the summer. The colonies thrived and gained weight, building up their honey stores. But in August, the trend reversed. By mid-October, most of the honey was gone and the overwintering brood was malnourished, the team discovered.
"We saw a feast-or-famine kind of dynamic happening, where in the middle of the summer they were doing great. In fact, the hives in highly agricultural areas outcompeted hives in areas with less soybean production," said Amy Toth, a professor of ecology, evolution and organismal biology at Iowa State University who led the research with ISU entomology professor Matthew O'Neal and University of Illinois entomology professor Adam Dolezal.
"But then they all just crashed and burned at the end of the year," Toth said.
In further experiments, the researchers were able to "rescue" some of the afflicted hives by moving them to reconstructed prairie sites with many late-flowering prairie plants. Those hives rebounded to healthy levels and were better prepared for winter.
The findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, offer a more nuanced view of the role of agriculture in honey bee health than was previously available, Dolezal said.
"There's been a lot of interest in how bees respond to agriculture," he said. "There's been work on pesticides and predictions that the highly monocultured agricultural landscapes have lost a lot of floral resources."
Some studies have found, however, that honey bees do better in agricultural areas than in other landscapes, Dolezal said.
"One hypothesis about that is that bees near agricultural zones have more access to flowering crops and weeds like clover than those near forests, which can have fewer floral resources," he said.
The new research seems to support this idea. To see what plants the bees relied on, the team took samples of pollen spilled by foraging bees on their way back into the hive.
"Over the entire year, more than 60% of their pollen collection was from clover," Dolezal said. The study did not determine which plants supplied the nectar, however.
"This experiment was designed to establish how commercial farmland surrounding a honey bee colony supports its growth and survival," O'Neal said. "More than 80% of Iowa is dedicated to agriculture. And while the two most important crops do not require bee pollination, corn can provide pollen and soybeans produce a lot of flowers, which can be a source of nectar for honey bees. The weight gain of a hive is due to honey, which comes from nectar."
O'Neal was surprised how often honey bees found clover in landscapes devoted to almost nothing but corn and soybean.
"Most of the field edges are mowed and can contain clover," he said. "This little bit of land could be offering a significant source of food."
Soybean and clover bloom until late July in central Iowa, where the study was conducted. In early August, that food supply dwindles to nothing, however.
The weight of the study hives next to soybean fields dropped, on average, more than 50% between early August and mid-October, the researchers found. The bees were eating through their winter stores before the onset of cold weather.
To survive the upcoming winter, honey bees must gather enough nectar and pollen from surrounding areas to tide them over. The nectar is used to make honey — an essential food for overwintering bees — and the pollen provides other nutrients like proteins and lipids.
As winter approaches, the last generations of bee larvae normally experience unique physiological changes that better prepare them for the harsh season.
"The winter bees have higher fat stores and their aging is slowed so they can get through the winter," Dolezal said. "But we found that the winter bees near soybean fields did not have the same level of fat stores."
The bees moved to prairie sites in August developed higher fat stores, however.
"This suggests that the rebound the hives experienced when we put them in the prairie also trickled down to the individual bees," Toth said. "Their nutritional health had also improved by being in that prairie habitat."
The researchers do not recommend that beekeepers move their hives to prairies. Remnant prairies are rare and too small for many hives, the researchers said. Overstocking with honey bees could negatively affect native bees. Instead, the team is testing an intervention that installs 5- to 8-acre strips of reconstructed prairie within or alongside agricultural fields.
These strips reduce erosion, prevent the flow of nutrients from farm fields into waterways and, perhaps, will also feed the bees at a crucial time of their life cycle, the team said.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the United Soybean Board Soybean Checkoff program supported this research.
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Story Source:
Materials provided by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau. Original written by Diana Yates.
Note: Content may be edited for style and length.
Journal Reference:
- Adam G. Dolezal, Ashley L. St. Clair, Ge Zhang, Amy L. Toth, and Matthew E. O’Neal. Native habitat mitigates feast–famine conditions faced by honey bees in an agricultural landscape. PNAS, 2019 DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1912801116
Cite This Page:
| MLA | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau. "A little prairie can rescue honey bees from famine on the farm." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 25 November 2019. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125153009.htm>. |
| APA | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau. (2019, November 25). A little prairie can rescue honey bees from famine on the farm. ScienceDaily. Retrieved November 25, 2019 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125153009.htm |
| Chicago | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, News Bureau. "A little prairie can rescue honey bees from famine on the farm." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125153009.htm (accessed November 25, 2019). |


Difference between HTML, CSS and JavaScript
A friend asked me what the difference between HTML, CSS and JavaScript and if you could only have HTML and CSS, which would you choose?
If I had to put these languages in layman terms, I would use the description of a human being.
- HTML would be skeleton structure
- CSS would be the skin, clothes and makeup
- JavaScript would be the brains and the muscles
HTML
I describe HTML as a skeleton because it is the base structure of a web page that every page needs, because without a skeleton a human being would just be a digusting pile of mess. Alternatively, HTML by itself without the effects of CSS would just be a pile of bones which is equally as unattractive.
For example, I removed the CSS file for this page and took a screenshot to showcase what it would look like in pure unadulterated HTML and it’s not pretty. To be fair, my CSS file on my blog only really centers the elements in HTML among a few other things but on another website with more extensive CSS the difference would be even more drastic.
CSS
I describe CSS as aesthetics because its purpose is to instruct HTML where to place its text and how to display it. Without CSS, HTML would place all its text and images starting from left to right as shown previously.
Using the human metaphor, imagine a pair of eyes just randomly placed from left to right as designed by HTML like some kind of Picasso painting. While the role of HTML is to just display a pair of eyes, it’s the role of CSS to tell HTML where to place a pair of eyes, in the center of the head, spaced slightly apart and right above the nose, etc.
JavaScript
While HTML and CSS are static languages, meaning they just sit there and try to look pretty, JavaScript is a dynamic and more like a true programming language with logic and functions.*
JavaScript has functions which can make a web page more interactive, which ties in with my metaphor of JavaScript being the muscles. But what are muscles without a brain? A human being would be a disaster if there was no brain to control its muscles and thereby its actions.
Like humans don’t normally flail their arms and legs around wildly, JavaScript makes sure actions are contained and called when they need to be called. Such examples include displaying certain elements or hiding them when clicking on a button or hovering over an element.
*Those that knew CSS very well are able to make animations like JavaScript
HTML or CSS, which one is more important?
If you’ve read through the previous paragraphs, you’d have a better idea of HTML and CSS and can probably already figure out my answer. HTML and CSS go hand in hand. HTML without CSS is just text on a screen and if CSS had no HTML then all you would see is a blank screen.