THE CINCINNATI TIMES-STAR
September 12, 1947
Typed as published and submitted
By Gloria Buckle
January 28, 2002

Issue dated 9/12/1947 - page 31:5

ROSS
Services for Charles Ross, 88, retired well driller, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lutz Funeral Home, 111 North Sycamore Street, Harrison.  Burial will be in Glenhaven Cemetery, Harrison.
 Ross died early Thursday at his home, 320 North Sycamore Street, after a long illness.  Before he retired 10 years ago he was famed for his “secret process” which was guaranteed to find water.  His wife, Mrs. Anna Ross, died 12 years ago.
 He leaves two children, Miss Wilma Ross, of the North Sycamore Street address, and Ralph Ross, Detroit.

LANGE
Solemn requiem high mass for Mrs. Anna Lange, 77, 654 Hawthorne Avenue, Price Hill, will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Family Church, Price Hill.  Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery, Eighth Street and Enright Avenue, Price Hill.
 Mrs. Lange died Tuesday in her home on the seventeenth anniversary of the death of her husband, Henry P. Lange, former treasurer of the Queen City Crushed Stone & Sand Co.  She was a lifelong resident of Cincinnati, member of the Holy Family Church for 40 years, a member of its Married Ladies Sodality, a life member of Mt. Alverno Society, and a member of the St. Elizabeth Society of St. Francis and St. Mary Hospitals.
 She leaves four daughters, Miss Marie Lange, Red Cross home nursing instructor, and Miss Lauretta Lange, bookkeeper with the Fred Proctor Co., 324 East Ninth Street, both of the home address; Mrs. Hilda Hoh, 652 Hawthorne Avenue, and Mrs. Lillian Lauxterman, 4130 Jamestown Road.  She also had seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

WILLIAMSON (very partial obit typed out here)
Sarah Ella Williamson, widow of Wil??? Williamson, former superintendent of schools at Terrace Park…………donated the ground on which the chapel was built.  Williamson taught in Terrace Park School for a number of years before he was made superintendent.  He died in 1913.
 In addition to Mrs. [Lyle C.] Lord, wife of a retired grain merchant, Mrs. Williamson leaves another daughter, Mrs. Victor Heintz, Clifton, wife of a Cincinnati attorney; two sisters:  Mrs. Albert Miller, Hamilton, Ohio, and Mrs. Thomas Earhart, Madisonville; a brother, U. D. Clephane, former principal of Evanston School, now living in St. Petersburg, Fla.; two grandchildren and one great-grandchild.  [it appears more personal information was in the paper, but not only the partial copy that I have.]