Surnames: UPDEGROVE
Decedent: Almira 0. Updegrove
Date listed: Thursday, June 5, 1913

Updegrove
Mrs. Almira 0. Updegrove, wife of the late Capt. J. R. Updegrove, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. M. E. Berry of Cleveland, Tenn., Saturday, May 31, 1913 at 4:10 p. m. and was buried June 1 at Cleveland, Tenn. 'She is survived by her son, Will M. Updegrove of Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. M. E. Berry of. Cleveland, Tenn., and Mrs. J. Livingston White of Chattanooga, Tenn. The deceased was 1 years old. Mrs. Updegrove has lived a devout Christian all her life, affiliating with the Methodist Church when but a small girl and was dearly loved by all that knew her.

Surnames: BROWN
Decedent: G.W. Brown
Date listed: Thursday, July 31, 1913

Mrs. S. E. Hurless was called to Mt. Gilead, Ohio, last Thursday by the death of her uncle G. W. Brown. Mr. Brown was gored to death by 2 prize bull which he was preparing for the fair this fall. He was nearly 72 years old and leaves a widow three sons, three brothers and two sisters. Mrs. Hurless returned home Monday night.

Surnames: VORE
Decedent: Allen Vore
Date listed: Thursday, August 14, 1913

Allen Vore, a venerable old gentleman of 85, residing near Dayton, passed to his final reward Wednesday morning, as a result of his old age. He was well known locally, being the father of B. L. Vore of this city, and having but recently paid a visits here. He was a native of Virginia, and possessed that gentle winning disposition that seems to go so well with the true Southern gentleman, and during his visits here had won many friends. He is survived by three sons, G. B. Vore of St. Marys, Webster Vore of Dayton, and B. L. Vore of this city, who has gone to Dayton, to attend the funeral services, which will be held Thursday at the home.

Surnames: VORE
Decedent: Allen Vore
Date listed: Thursday, August 14, 1913

Mr. B.L. Vore has gone to Dayton to attend the funeral of his father, Mr. Allen Vore.

Surnames: YOUNG
Decedent: Mrs. Frank Young
Date listed: Friday, August 15, 1913

Amos Young and family were in Willshire Sunday attending the funeral of Mr. Young's mother, Mrs. Frank Young; She was in her seventy-fifth year and had been a sufferer for several years.

Surnames: VANDEBERRY
Decedent: Robert Vandeberry
Date listed: Saturday, August 16, 1913

Vandeberry.
Robert, the 3-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Vandeberry. died at the home, corner of Sycamore and Vine streets, late Thursday night. A brief funeral service was held Friday afternoon, with interment in Woodland.

Surnames: WALTERS
Decedent: Sidney D. Walters
Date listed: Thursday, October 30, 1913

Fatality to a Willshire Boy
Sidney D. Walters, brakeman on the Pennsylvania, who with Engineer Flowers went into the ditch with the derailed engine at Valparaiso, Indiana, last week Monday night, died the following Thursday morning in the Valparaiso hospital-The Fort Wayne News.
Sidney Walters was born in Willshire 27 years ago and resided here until his enlistment in the U. S. navy. After his time of service with Uncle Sam had expired he went into the employ of the Pennsylvania and had been railroading four years at the time of his death.
Deceased leaves a wife and one child. His remains were taken to Fort Wayne for burial.

Surnames: UMBAUGH
Decedent: Floyd Umbaugh
Date listed: Sunday, November 23, 1913

We desire to publicly thank Mr. Walters and Mr. Geary for their kindness during the death of our son Floyd; also the people of the Lutheran church and the school children for their floral offering. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Umbaugh.

Surnames: TOPE
Decedent: M. F. Tope
Date listed: Wednesday, November 26, 1913

WILLSHIRE FARMER
FATALLY INJURED
M. F. TOPE IS DEAD AS A RESULT
OF RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
MONDAY AFTERNOON
M.F. Tope, a member of one of the most prominent families in Willshire township, died at an early hour Tuesday morning at his home near Wren as a result of injuries received in a runaway accident Monday afternoon.
Mr. Tope had hitched a team to a heavy farm wagon and, as he was driving out of the barn, the animals became frightened and started to run, throwing him from the wagon and under the wheels which passed over the upper part of his body, fracturing several ribs and otherwise injuring him internally, so that his death resulted in a few hours. Mr. Tope was 57 years of age and enjoyed the esteem of a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at Wren.

Surnames: TOPE
Decedent: Melvin Tope
Date listed: Thursday, November 27, 1913

A Fatal Accident
To a Respected Van Wert
County Citizen
Melvin Tope, aged 59 years was thrown from a lumber wagon Monday noon and, received injuries from which he died thirteen hours later.
Mr. Tope and wife had hitched a team of young horses to a lumber wagon in the barn yard at their residence home, one mile north of Wren, when the team became unmanageable, tipped the wagon and dragged Mr. Tope down between the wagon and a wire fence, the wagon wheels passing over his body in such manner as to cause his death at about the midnight hour of Monday night.
Mrs. Tope managed to climb out of the wagon when the horses started and, although too frightened to render her husband assistance. was a witness to his injuries and first to summoned assistance. Mr. Tope suffered internal hemorrhage and after being carried into the house, informed the friends present that his injuries were fatal.
Deceased was a citizen of exemplary life and his death has made a time of sorrow for a large circle of acquaintances. The wife, two sons and two daughters are the survivors of the family.
The funeral services were held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the U. B. church at Wren.

Surnames: WILLIAMS
Decedent: Amanda Williams
Date listed: Thursday, November 27, 1913

Mrs. Alex Beall has been at Indianapolis, Indiana, for some time past with her friend Mrs. Amanda Williams, who was in poor health. Mrs. Williams died last week and was buried on the 21st insi. at Cardington, Ohio. Mr. Beall will return to Indianapolis for a visit with the Williams family. Mrs. Beall and the Wi1liam's were highly esteemed former residents of this place. Mr. Williams died in 1907.

Surnames: TOPE
Decedent: M.F. Tope
Date listed: Friday, November 28, 1913

Killed In Runaway. Accident, Monday
M.F. Tope. a well known farmer of near Wren, died at his home early Tuesday morning as a result of injuries received in a runaway accident, Monday. He was driving out of the barn yard when his horses became frightened and started to run. He was thrown under the wheels and the heavy wagon passed over his body breaking several ribs and otherwise injuring him internally so that he died in a few hours. He was 57 years old. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon.

Surnames: UMBAUGH
Decedent: Floyd Umbaugh
Date listed: Friday, November 28, 1913

Obituary
Floyd, son of Lon Umbaugh and wife, was born at Ohio City, February 5, 1904, and died at the family home on Carmean street, November 9, 1913, aged nine years nine months and four days, after only a few days illness of diptheria (sic) No funeral services were held. He leaves a father, a mother and a brother, besides other relatives and friends to mourn their loss.

Surnames: MAN
Decedent: unidentified man
Date listed: Friday, November 28, 1913

Found Dead Man
Did Section Foreman John
Demler of This Place.
The body of an unknown man was found in a creek about one- half mile west of Glenmore Saturday afternoon near the Erie right- of-way, having apparently fallen or been pushed from the railroad bridge, although there were no marks on the body to indicate foul play.
The only injury on the body was quite a gash over the right eye, the cause of which bas not yet been explained.
Coroner Sidle was summoned to the scene and made as thorough an investigation as could be made on the spot and ordered the body removed to Convoy, where a postmortem will be held to ascertain the cause of death.

Surnames: MAN
Decedent: unidentified man
Date listed: Friday, December 5, 1913

The man was fairly well dressed, about 35 years of age, five feet six inches tall and weighs about 135 pounds. He was red-headed and smooth-faced. A careful search of the body failed to disclose any marks of identification of any kind,, so that if the body is ever identified it can only be done through anxious relatives starting a search for the missing man.
The postmortem upon the body of the stranger, found in a ditch near Glenmore, developed that he died of drowning. None of the wounds on the head penetrated the skull. A bottle of whisky was found upon his person, and this discovery prompts the belief that he fell into the ditch while drunk. A note book in one of his pockets carries a labor account with the words South Bend. An inquiry will be made to learn if the officers there can aid in establishing his identity.

Surnames: TOSSING
Decedent: Benjamin Tossing
Date listed: Thursday, December 11, 1913

Tossing
Benjamin Tossing, aged 19, son of E. H. Tossing, whose home is east of Middlepoint, died at the Van Wert County Hospital Wednesday morning, where he had been receiving treatment for meningitis. The body was removed to the Vore undertaking parlors to be prepared for burial, after which it was removed to the home of his parents in Washington Township. Funeral arrangements have not been made.

Surnames: THOMAS
Decedent: Lenora Thomas
Date listed: Saturday, December 20, 1913

CHILD DIES UNDER
PECULIAR CONDITIONS
THREE - YEAR - OLD GIRL MAY
HAVE BEEN TREATED WITH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Coroner Sidle was called to the home of D.S. Thomas six and a half miles southeast of Van Wert, to investigate the sudden death of his 3-year-old daughter, Lenora, who died at noon Saturday. A post mortem conducted by Dr. Sidle, assisted by Dr. Reeder of Ohio City, developed the fact that the child died from a very bad case of diphtheria.
It was learned that the child has been complaining for about a week, but it is said that It was thought that nothing but a bad cold was causing the trouble, and no serious condition was discovered until about 9 o'clock Saturday morning, at which time physicians were summoned but arrived too late to relieve the little sufferer. The parents state that the child was able to get up Saturday morning and walk about the room, which is a very exceptional state of affair when the patient is in the last stages of diphtheria.
The officials have been informed that it is possible that Christian Science was applied in the case before the more serious conditions were revealed and are investigating to ascertain if a "healer" or "reader" of the cult was called in the place of a regular physician.

Surnames: PHILLIPS
Decedent: Charles Phillips
Date listed: Friday, March 27, 1914

Instant Deathbed
Befalls Sawyer
Charles Phillips, lead sawyer at the Ball mill, was instantly killed about 9 o'clock Thursday morning when he fell into the large circular saw as he was in the midst of his duties. Wm. Billion, :George Billion and Myers were all eye witnesses to the event and yet none of them can say just exactly how the accident happened. The most accredited account is that Mr. Phillips was leaning over to pick a small slab of wood out of the way of his track. He had backed up his log, and was leaning over, when all at once they saw him go headlong into the saw; and before the machinery could be stopped the saw had severed his body, starting in thro the center of his head and going straight thro his spine, until it came to his hips, where it deflected and started out sideways. His brains and his stomach lay beside the body, and his mangled form was almost unrecognizable. Phillips is a married man and has two children, altho it is said that his wife was not living with him. His home is in Lima, where the children, aged thirteen and sixteen, are in school. He was aged about forty years, and came here last September with Mr. Swisher who had leased the Ball mill and who is operating it at the present time. Mr. Swisher is badly broken up over the affair, although no blame is attached to him for the accident.

Surnames: PUTMAN
Decedent: Floyd Russell Putman
Date listed: Friday, March 27, 1914

Floyd Russell and Lloyd Sherman twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Putman, were born Dec. 9, 1913. Floyd Russell was only permitted to tarry in the home to bless and cheer but 2 months and 29 days. God saw fit to call him away on March 7, 1914.
Just sixteen days later, on March 23, 1914, the messenger of death again visited the home, when Lloyd Sherman passed away at the age of 3 months and 14 days.
There were funeral services for both deaths on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Ridge U. B. church. Services conducted by Rev. W. F. Neff of Ohio City.

Surnames: PUTMAN
Decedent: Lloyd Sherman Putman
Date listed: Friday, March 27, 1914

Floyd Russell and Lloyd Sherman twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Putman, were born Dec. 9, 1913. Floyd Russell was only permitted to tarry in the home to bless and cheer but 2 months and 29 days. God saw fit to call him away on March 7, 1914.
Just sixteen days later, on March 23, 1914, the messenger of death again visited the home, when Lloyd Sherman passed away at the age of 3 months and 14 days.
There were funeral services for both deaths on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the Ridge U. B. church. Services conducted by Rev. W. F. Neff of Ohio City.

Surnames: POHLMAN
Decedent: Henry Pohlman Sr.
Date listed: Friday, March 27, 1914

Henry Pohlman Sr, aged and highly respected resident of Washington township, is dead the result of pneumonia at his home West of Delphos. The deceased, who was seventy-one years of age, is survived by the widow and the following children Mathias, Henry; C., Joseph J., Leo, Fred, Otto, Aloysius and George Pohlman, Mrs. Frank; Hotz, Mrs. Casper Knable, and Mrs. David Eickholt all residing in this vicinity. He also leaves twenty-one grand children. Mr. Pohlman served for a number of years as a school director in his district in Washington township. The funeral will be held from St. John's Church in Delphos, Saturday morning, at nine o’clock.

Surnames: POTTS
Decedent: Mrs. B. G. Potts
Date listed: Saturday, March 28, 1914

Mrs. B.G. Potts of Celina, died Monday evening from the ravages of tuberculosis. The burial was at Rockford this afternoon. At one time the family lived here, Mr. Potts being employed by the Clover Leaf as car repairer.

Surnames: POND
Decedent: Ferdinand Pond
Date listed: Friday, April 3, 1914

Ferdinand Pond, a son of G. W. Pond of Willshire, died at his, home this week. He was an exemplary young man and will be missed in the community. He was related to the Vanovers of this place.

Surnames: PUTMAN
Decedent: Earl Putman
Date listed: Friday, April 3, 1914

One of the three months old twin boys of Earl Putman and wife was buried in the Ridge cemetery Sunday. The babe died from the effects of pneumonia. Owing to the serious illness of the other babe, no funeral services were held.

Surnames: POND
Decedent: Ferdinand Pond
Date listed: Friday, April 3, 1914

Ferdinand Pond, aged twenty-nine years, son of G. W. Fond, of Willshire, is dead of pneumonia, after an illness' of one week. H~ was engaged in the livery business with his father and brother, at Willshire. The funeral services was held at the M. E. Church in Rockford, Wednesday. Burial at Mercer.

Surnames: PRICE
Decedent: Mrs. Ward W. Price
Date listed: Tuesday, June 9, 1914

Mrs. Ward W. Price died Friday night at her home five miles West of town, after a brief illness of peritonitis. She was aged thirty-three years and was a daughter of Edward Moore, of Convoy. Her husband, four sons and one daughter survive her. The funeral was held at the family home Monday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock. Burial at Woodland cemetery.

Surnames: PRICE
Decedent: Flora Price
Date listed: Friday, June 26, 1914

The announcement was received here Wednesday morning of the death of Mrs. Flora Price which occurred Tuesday morning at five o'clock at a Ft. Wayne hospital Mrs. Price had been taken to the hospital the week before and underwent an operation for stomach and bowel trouble, but when the surgeons saw the condition she was in the operation was not completed, as it was seen that she was suffering from a large cancer of the bowels and that there was no hope for her.
Mrs. Price is well known to many here, having been a teacher in the Ohio City schools for several years and then resided here with her husband, and at the time of her death owned two properties here. She was aged 63 years, 5 months and 2 days.
The funeral services were held from the M.E. church at Pleasant Mills Ind., Thursday morning at half past nine o'clock, and the body brought to this place for burial in Wood Lawn cemetery.

Surnames: PRICE
Decedent: Flora Price
Date listed: Friday, June 26, 1914

Mrs. Flora Price of Pleasant Mills, Ind.; well known here as a sister of W. D. Hard, of Elm street, died at the Lutheran hospital in Ft. Wayne, following an operation for the relief of cancer of the bowels. She was sixty-four years of age. The funeral was held at her late home in Pleasant Mills, Thursday morning and the remains was taken to Ohio City for burial.

Surnames: POTTS
Decedent: B.G. Potts
Date listed: Friday, September 18, 1914

DEATH BY VIOLENCE. Car inspector. Who Once Lived
Here, the Victim of Appalling Accident.
B.G. Potts, of Spencerville, for many years a resident of North Washington street, was killed last Tuesday, at that town, while serving as a car inspector of the C.H. & D. railroad. No particulars were received by, the local relatives but as he was engaged in the railroad work it is naturally taken that he was killed by a locomotive. His son and daughter, Millard Potts and Mrs. O.M. Kear, accompanied by their families have gone to Spencerville to attend the funeral. Mr. Potts was long a car inspector at the Cincinnati Northern shops, and had many Van Wert friends who will regret to learn of his death. Mr. Potts was killed while assisting a freight crew in its work at the depot. He coupled two cars together and as the train moved away by a misstep fell across the rail. His body was crowded into such a position that the wheels severed it in twain, lengthwise.
The body of B. G. Potts, of Spencerville, whose sudden death occurred Tuesday, was brought here Wednesday noon, and taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. C.C. Schultz, 616 Center street. The funeral service were held from the Second M. E. Church, Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. E.A. Lilly. The I.O.R.M. attended in a body and took part in the, services. Interment will occur near Haviland.
Millard Potts, O.M. Kear and Clyde Schultz were in Celina, this afternoon, relative to the death of the former's father, B.G. Potts.

Surnames: POOL
Decedent: S. A. Pool
Date listed: Friday, November 13, 1914

S.A. Pool and family, of Elm street, have gone to Quincey, Logan county, to attend the funeral of his brother.

Surnames: GOINGS
Decedent: infant Goings
Date listed: Saturday, January 16, 1915

Goings
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Goings died Friday night, at the home of its parents in Hoaglin township. The child was about six days old. The funeral will occur Saturday at 1 p. m., sun time, with interment at Woodland.

Surnames: GLEASON
Decedent: Anna Gleason
Date listed: Tuesday, January 19, 1915

Gleason.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Gleason who died Saturday night at the Van Wert County Hospital, was held from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schultz of Center Street Monday afternoon, Revs. E.A. Lilly and F.J. Stedcke officiating. Burial at Woodland. Mrs. Gleason was the widow of the late Benjamin Gleason, and was 80 years of age; her death was due to complications following the fracture of one of her limbs last Christmas.

Surnames: GIESSLER
Decedent: Phoebe Giessler
Date listed: Wednesday, February 24, 1915

Giessler.
Miss Phoebe Giessler, one of the best known residents of the southern part of the county, died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Feigert, of Harrison Township, Monday evening at 8 o'clock, after a lingering illness, the cause of which was primarily a nervous disorder. The deceased has been ill for a long period of time and bad been bedfast for the past nine months. Miss Glessler was born July 10, 1855, and has been a resident of Willshire Township her entire life time, coming to the home of a sister in Harrison Township only recently. The direct relatives surviving are five brothers, Philip, Frank, Jacob and Frederick of Willshire Township, and William and Peter of Harrison; and three sisters, Mesdames Charles and Joseph Feigert and Mrs. Peter Kreischer. Funeral services will be held at the German Evangelical Church in Harrison Township Wednesday afternoon, the funeral party leaving the home at 12:30. Rev. N. Lehman in charge.

Surnames: HALL
Decedent: Leo J. Hall
Date listed: Saturday, March 13, 1915

Hall
Leo J. Hall, son of the late Geo. A. Hall of North Washington Street died this morning at the home of his half-brother, Charles Hall, in Hutchinson, Kansas. Mr. Hall had been in ill health for several years, but his final sickness was of short duration. He was born in Van Wert 43 years ago and lived here until 20 years of age, when the family removed to Paulding, where they conducted a dry goods store for a number of years. Later, Mr. Hall resided in Mansfield and for some time past was the manager of the ready-to-wear department of a dry goods store in Hutchinson. Mr. Hall spent six weeks in this town last winter, visiting his step-mother, Mrs. Hall of East Main Street, and old friends. He possessed a keen intellect, was a pleasing conversationalist and by those who knew him well was admired for his pleasant manner and gentle disposition. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and while a resident of Hutchinson took an active part in the affairs of one of the churches there. The funeral arrangements have not been completed, but it is probable that the body will be laid to rest at Hutchinson.

Surnames: GAMBLE
Decedent: infant Gamble
Date listed: Tuesday, March 16, 1915

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gamble of Center street lost an infant daughter by death. Owing to the serious illness of the mother no funeral arrangements have been announced, the remains of the infant being deposited in the receiving vault at Woodland.

Surnames: GRISSELL
Decedent: Rachael Grissell
Date listed: Tuesday, March 16, 1915

Mrs. Rachael Grissell, mother of Mrs. Marvin Woodruff, of West Maple avenue, died at her home in Pennville, Indiana Sunday, after a protracted illness caused by a complication of heart ailments. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock from the home in Pennville.

Surnames: GIRARD
Decedent: Mrs. Jessie Girard
Date listed: Sunday, March 21, 1915

Girard.
Mrs. Jessie Girard of Ohio City died quite suddenly Friday night. Only two weeks ago an infant, daughter of the family died. The funeral will be held at the home Sunday.

Surnames: GAMBLE
Decedent: Mrs. F. O. Gamble
Date listed: Wednesday, March 31, 1915

Gamble.
The funeral of Mrs. F. 0. Gamble of Center Street will be held at the Second M. E. Church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Surnames: GRANT
Decedent: infant Grant
Date listed: Friday, April 9, 1915

Grant.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grant born at the Van Wert County Hospital Tuesday evening, died there at an early hour Thursday morning. Interment was made at Woodland Cemetery.

Surnames: GORDON
Decedent: Uriah T. Gordon
Date listed: Saturday, July 31, 1915

Uriah T. Gordon whose death occurred here last week was formerly a well-known and popular merchant and proprietor of a retail coal oil and gasoline distributing wagon. He was born near Spencerville, 0., on June 14, 1850, and his adult years were spent chiefly in St. Marys and vicinity. He located in our village somewhat over a year ago, of which his surviving wife was a resident at the time of their marriage. During his early years Mr. Gordon in an accident lost one of his arms. He refused to be disabled thereby and steadfastly followed occupations supposed to require the use of two hands. He seldom complained of his infirmity choosing rather to show his independence thereof. He was a man of pleasing and hearty manner; these traits being much to his advantage during his mercantile career. The deceased was a victim of hardening of the arteries and heart trouble, which was the cause of his death. Besides his wife he leaves to mourn his death a daughter and a stepdaughter Mrs. Robert Skinner of Lima, and Mrs. Louis Boltz of St. Marys. One brother, three half-brothers and two half-sisters also survive. (Dixon)

Surnames: GREEN
Decedent: Elizabeth Green
Date listed: Thursday, August 5, 1915

Green
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Green who died Tuesday morning at her home three miles west of Mendon of complication of diseases, was brought to this city for burial at Woodland Friday afternoon. The deceased was aged 81 and is survived by several children and 48 grandchildren, and one great-great-grandson.

Surnames: GRIFFIS
Decedent: Laura Griffis
Date listed: Thursday, August 5, 1915

The body of Miss Laura Griffis, age 14, was brought to Woodlawn Cemetery today for burial from Ft. Wayne. The funeral was held at the United Brethren Church in Tipton, at 10 o'clock Wednesday. The trip from Ft. Wayne was made in automobiles, 37 cars forming the procession. Burial was made in the Woodlawn mausoleum.

Surnames: GRUNEWALD
Decedent: Amelia Grunewald
Date listed: Sunday, November 14, 1915

AMELIA GRUNEWALD
Word was received in the city Saturday evening announcing the death of Amelia Grunewald, 38, at Springfield. Death occurred Saturday morning. The body will he brought to this city today at, 3 o'clock to the home of Herman Grunewald. Private funeral services will be held Monday. The time of the funeral has not been arranged.

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