BESSIE MARSH - Obituary

Marsh, Mrs. Bessie

The East Liverpool Tribune

Mrs. Bessie Marsh, of Salineville, aged 68 years, died at that place Monday (Apr. 3, 1899). Deceased was the wife of Ralph Marsh, and lived in this city for many years. Mrs. W. A. Rhodes, Mrs. Geo. Croxall, Mrs. Samuel Cartwright and Mrs. William Cartwright, of this city, are nieces of the deceased. Interment took place in Riverview cemetery, this city, Wednesday.

WILLIAM T. WILSON - Obituary

Wilson, Wm. T.

The East Liverpool Tribune

Wm. T. Wilson, aged 76 years, died Sunday (May 28, 1899) of heart trouble at his home on Seventh street.

Deceased was born in Allegheny, and removed here sixteen years ago. In 1860 he married Rachael ?. Bigger, of Murdockville, Pa., whom with eight children survive him. The children are Mrs. J. Frank Billingsley, Mrs. Will Gaston, Andrew D., Jennie M., Emmet L., Maggie A., of East Liverpool and Robert, of Akron.

Deceased was a member of the First U. P. Church. Interment in Riverview took place Wednesday.

JOHN THOMAS SALMON - Obituary

Salmon, John Thomas

The East Liverpool Tribune

John Thomas Salmon, aged 33 years, died Tuesday night (Apr. 4, 1899) of heart failure, at this hoe on Norton street, and was found lifeless in bed Wednesday morning. Mr. Salmon was a self-made man, coming here from England about nine years ago, penniless, but by his honesty and hard working qualities he secured a position as janitor at the Potter's bank, which he held until his death.

He was married after coming here to Miss Morris and one child, Sarah, resulted from this union.

Deceased was a member of Crockery Tent, 131, K. O.T. M., and Favorite Tent, 175, Rechabites.

MRS. FRANK MCBANE - Obituary

McBane, Mrs. Frank

The East Liverpool Tribune

Mrs. Frank McBane, of Glasgow, died Monday of a complication of diseases. Deceased was the stepmother of Mrs. Mills Bennett, of East Liverpool. The funeral took place Wednesday at 2 p.m.; interment at Yellow Creek church.

MRS. J. W. MENOUGH - Obituary

Menough, Mrs. J. W.

The East Liverpool Tribune

Word was received Friday of the death of Mrs. J. W. Menough at the home of her brother in Bloomington, Ill., where she was visiting. Deceased was 61 years of age, and was born and raised in Wellsville, her maiden name Ella Rogers. She leaves a husband and three sons.—Warren, of Bloomington, Will, of Chicago, and Walter, of Kansas City. . Ten sisters survive her, Mrs. J. P. Connard, and Mrs. J. T. Smith, both of Wellsville, Mr. Menough is the foreman of the locomotive department of the Wellsville shops.

(Spring Hill).

ISIAH JAMES - Obituary

James, Isiah

The East Liverpool Tribune

Isiah James, aged 56 years, one of he most prominent residents of Wellsville, died Monday of paralysis and heart trouble. Deceased was born in Richmond, O., coming to Wellsville when still a small boy, and becoming a fireman on the railroad, has been on the railroad, has been on the railway ever since, being one of the old reliable engineers on the C. & P. Ry.

He leaves a wife, Mrs. Alice James, and two children, Miss Sophia and John of Washington, D. C. Two sisters and two brothers survive him – William James, of Huntsville, George James, of Chicago, Mrs. William Monaghan, of Cleveland, and Mrs. John Apple, of Wellsville. He was a member of Wellsville chapter, 55, R. A. M. He was also a member of the railroad brotherhood and had held a seat in the Wellsville City Council for some years. The Masons took charge of the funeral services, which were held today. ( Spring Hill)

CHARLES NOAKES - Obituary

Charles Noakes

April 10, 2000
Evening Review

Charles Noakes

OHIOVILLE -- Charles Noakes, 58, died Saturday, April 8, 2000, at the Medical Center, Beaver.

He was born in Thompson 2, Pa., Nov. 5, 1941, a son of the late Walter and Thelma Witt Porter.

He was a self-employed electrician and a member of the United Methodist Church in Midland.

He is survived by his wife, Luana Redmond Noakes; step-father Harry Porter of Coal Center, Pa.; a son, Richard M. Noakes of Ohioville; a daughter Crystal M. Noakes of Midland; a brother, Kenneth Noakes of Youngwood, Pa.; seven sisters, Emma Williams of Brookville, Fla.; Dolores Edwards of Dade City, Fla.; Dorothy Fouts of Paintsville, Ken.; Tudy Williams of Cleveland; Wanda Graham of North Ridgeville, Ohio; and Pam Fisher and Loretta Noakes of Brownsville, Pa.

The Revs Rico Vespa and James DeWeese will officiate services at 8 tonight at the D. L.Williams Funeral Home in Midland. Burial will take place at a later date.

Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 today.