Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 12

THB XBNIA DAILY GAZETTE Monday, December 16, 1M4 OBITUARIES Charles A. Montgomery, Retired RR Conductor Charles Montgomery, 86, a Xeitia resident since 1914 who made his home at the King St, Nursing for the 1 a few years, died Sunday at 8:25 a.m. at Greene Memorial Hospital. Mr. Montgomery retired in 1952 as a conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad after 49 years' service.

He was a member of the Brotherhood of Rait- way Trainmen, the first United Presbyterian Church of Xenia and was a 60 year member of Xenia Lodge No. 49, FAM. Born at. Seaman, May 18, 1882, he was the son of John S. and Lucincta Zile Montgom- grandchildren and four great- grandchildren.

Memorial contributions a be made to the First i Presbyterian Church. Steven P. Pennington Word has been received here of the death of Steven Parker Pennington, 77, a former Xenia resident, Dec. 8 in Bradenton, Fla. Death followed a lengthy illness.

Mr. Pennington, who was born at Port William, is -survived by his widow, the former Emma Fudge of Xenia; four children and tivo sisters including Mrs. Collins Williamson of Cedarville. Services and burial were in Florida. C.

A. MONTGOMERY He married the former Rosa L. Arey Dec. 15, 1906, and she preceded him in death Oct. 9, 1952.

Survivors include two Dr. Edward L. Montgomery of Circleville and Dr. Charles L. Montgomery of Indian i two grandchildren, Dr.

Charles J. Montgomery, stationed at Pensacola, with the U.S. Navy and Mrs. Sarah Hughes of Springfield, and a great grandson, J. Edward Montgomery of Pensacola.

The Rev. ftobert Huck i offieate at private services Tuesday morning at 1 Funeral Home, 106 W. Market at the family's convenience. Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 tonight, and Masonic services will be conducted there tonight at 8:30. Interment will be in Woodland Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to a favorite charity. tor of Bon Baptist Church, in charge. Burial will be Cherry Grove Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home will be 4-9 p.m. Tuesday, Mrs.

Albert Hunt DAYON Private services for Mrs. Margaret Hunt, 68, of 1563 Bowman mother of Albert Hunt of Bellbrook, will be conducted Tuesday at Roustsong Funeral Brown St. at Irving Ave. Burial will be in Davids Cemetery. Mrs.

Hunt died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. She is survived by her husband, Albert; another son, a brother, two sisters and four grandchildren. There will be no calling hours. Mrs. Emma Hogue SPRINGFIELD Services for Mrs.

Emma Clara Hogue, 621 W. Grand sister of William Sterling, Xenia, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Dennis L. Porter Funeral Home with interment in Ferncliff Cemetery. Mrs.

Hogue, who died Saturday at 9:50 a.m. in Hospital, also is survived by one son, Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Harold D. Ross SPRINGFIELD Services for Harold D.

Ross, 64, of 624 S. Wittenberg brother of Mrs. Fannie Leach, Xenia, will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Robert C. Henry Funeral Home vyith interment in Ferncliff Cemetery.

Mr. Hoss was born March 28, 1904, in Greene County and died Saturday at 6:20 p.m. in Mercy Hospital following an extended illness. Other survivors include one daughter, two sisters, one brother and five grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Mrs. Alma M. Walker DAYTON Services for Mrs. Alma M. Walker, 93, of 4860 Delba mother of Walker, CedarviUe, were held today in Tobias Funeral Home with interment in Davids Cemetery.

Mrs'. Walker, died at 12:15 p.m. Friday, also is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles H. -Hall Mrs.

Mary Frances Hall, 49, of V97 E. Market i at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Greene Memorial Hospital, where she tiad been a patient for a week. She was a substitute teacher for the Xenia Schools. The daughter of Richard and Florence Murdock, she was born March 5, 1919, in Jamestown.

Her parents preceded her in death. Mrs. Hall was graduated from SiiVercreek High School, Jamestown, and received a BS degree in English and social studies' at Miami University. She also, had done graduate work at Northwestern University in.Evanston, 111., and while attending there she completed a course in business administration. was employed as assistant personnermanager for the Metropolitan Assurance Co.

)f Chicago, 111., and was a teacher in Cleveland for i years. Survivors include her husband, Charles. Harris' Hall; a son, Charles Howard Hall of Oberlin, and several cousins in Jamestown. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Winfrey Funeral Home, 335 E.

Market 'with the Rev. J. S. Hanfey, pas- Miss Laura M. Osborn WILMINGTON Miss Laura M.

Osborn, 90, of 130 W. Trues dell died Sunday at 1:45 p.m. at Hospitality Home in Xenia. Services for Miss Osborn, who is survived by three sisters and six nieces and nephews including Robert McNemar of Xenia, will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Reynolds-Sulcer Funeral Home with burial in Sugar Grove Cemetery here.

DAYTON DEATHS BARNETT, Mrs. Willa 52, of 63 S. Upland yesterday; funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday (Smith). BBNTLEY, Mrs.

Daisy 86, formerly of 826 Bedforc yesterday; funeral a.m. Wednesday (Carrigan). BLAIR, Harley 69, of 3624 Claybourne Saturday; fu neral 10 a.m. tomorrow (Tobias). BUCENSKI, Mrs.

Mary, 84, of 1421 Valley Saturday; funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Adal bert Church (Magelti). BUSH, Francis 62, of 1431 Philadelphia Saturday; funeral I p.m. Wednesday Tobias).

CARSWELL, Mrs. Ella, 61, of 907 S. Euclid Friday; funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday (Me Lin). CARTER, Willy 34, of 1326 Church 3ermantown Friday (Ogle- ree).

CORE, Herman 38, of 726 Gettysburg Saturday (Me- Lin). DREXLER, Mrs. Rose 61, if 527 Ferrer yesterday Schllentz Moore). DUNCAN, Mrs. Minnie 84, Daleview Saturday; irivate graveside, services 2 tomorrow at Glen Haven Cemetery (Baker).

DURBIN, Mrs. Minetta, 72, ormerly of Dayton, Friday In Junedin, funeral 2 p.m. omorrow (Tobias). EVANS, Robert formerly Dayton, Friday in a Springs, funeral 2 p.m. omorrow (Whitmer GALLAGHER, Mrs.

Ada 72, of 2728 Rugby Friday; funeral 1:30 p.m. tomorrow (Bradford Connelly). HAGENBUCHER, Mrs. Anna 92, of 10295 Providence Saturday; funeral 10 a.m. ai Percious Blood Church (Marker Heller).

HAMILTON, Mrs. Pearl, 433 Lewiston Saturday; funeral 10:30 a.m. tomorrow (Routsong). HERMAN, Howard, 68, of 111 W. Fifth yesterday (Hetrick).

JOHNSON, Mrs. Alice 85, of 74 S. Terry Saturday; funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday (Morns). JOHNSON, Mrs.

Rosa 87, of 57 S. Irwin (Hetrick). LANGENHEIM, Mrs. Lillian of 166 Cromwell PL, Saturday; funeral 10:30 a.m. tomorrow (Baker).

LEI VAN, Paul 72, of 4955 Kitridge yesterday (Hoyne Third). LEONARD, Mrs. Gladys 68, of 1417 Creighton Sat urday; funeral 1 p.m. tomor row (Walter). MAHONE, Mrs.

Lucy 71 of 226 Green Friday; funeral 1 p.m. tomorrow (Hoyne Third). MARKLE, Mrs. Marie 52, of 637 North Saturday (Hetrick). MAURER, Raymond 74, of 220 Haynes yesterday (Lulhman).

McGINNIS, Robert of 4324 St. Johns yesterday (Hetricks). PETERSON, Mrs. Grace 74, of 826 Lexington Friday; funeral 2p.m. today (Whitmer POTTER, Cyril 73, of 605 Washington Friday; funeral 10 a.m.

tomorrow (Wai ter). REINERT, Mrs. Doris, 54 of 101 Winch Combe Saturday; funeral tomorrow in Lake Geneva, Wis. (H Fai Hills). RUF, Mrs.

Walburga, 59, ol 2333 E. Whipp Saturday (Ullmer, Kettering). SALYER, Atholl 65, Dayton, Friday; funeral 10 a.m today (Arpp, Germantown). WARREN, David 81, of 2216 Germantown Friday funeral 1:30 p.m. tomorrow a' of God (Bowman).

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"King He was a benefactor of the College of William and Mary and served as one of its trustees. He had an unusual number of distinguished descendants; two presidents of the United States, six. governors of Virginia, Gen. Robert E. Lee and' others.

A genealogy of the decendants )f Jeremiah Carter, who came the Province of Pennsylvania 1682, was compiled by Thomas Maxwell Potts of Ca'n- msburg, and published in 1883. William Harding Carter (1851- 1925), a descendant of Giles Carter (1634-1699) who emigrated from Gloucestershire, England, and settled in Henrico bounty, was major general, 7.S. Army. He was awarded lie Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery in action against the Indians in Arizona 1881. Edwin Farnham Carter (1877.956) was president, Ohio Bell Telephone Co.

for four years, following which he was vice president, American Telephone Commissioners Okay Contract Greene Commissioners Saturday approved i variety of items. They gave fi nal approval to Section 2 of the Arlington East plat in Beavercreek accepted a contract from Fryman Kuck, general contractors, Brook ville, for construction of alu minum entrances at the north doorways of the Court House and okayed changes In ductwork in the County Jail construction job. William W. Wells and Herbert W. Rettig, Lima architects and engineers, had requestec minor changes to eliminate jai construction problems.

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Raymond Carter. (18861950) was professor of education, University Toledo. William Lee Carter is professor of education and dean of the College tf Education and Home Economics, University of Cincinnati. Marshall Sylvester Carter is lieutenant general, S. Army.

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