East Liverpool Daily Review
Friday November 21, 1941
Michael Rine, 81, father of Mrs. A. C. Lang of
East Liverpool, died today at 2am in the Swickley
Valley Hospital in Sewickley, Pa.
Mr. Rine visited here frequently.
He was born on Big Sewickley Creek at Fair Oaks, Pa.,
where he spent his lifetime. He was a charter member
of the Leetsdale, Pa. United Presbyterian Church.
Besides Mrs. Lang he leaves another daughter, Mrs.
J. B. Tew of Baden, Pa., five grandchildren and four
Great-grandchildren.
Funeral serives will be held Monday at 2pm in the
Leetsdale Church. Burial will be at Sewickley.
Friends may call at the Tew Home in Baden.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
WILLIAM JOHNSON - Obituary
East Liverpool Daily Review
Friday November 21, 1941
William Johnson
Funeral serives for William Johnson, 27, chester
mill worker who died early Wednesday in the home of
his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Johnson on Route 30,
three miles southeast of Chester, will be held
Satursday at 2pm in the Chester Church of the
Nazarene.
Rev. L. H. Roebuck the pastor will officiate
assisted by the Rev. T. Milton Gladden pastor of the
Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Locust Hill
Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Johnson home.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Friday November 21, 1941
William Johnson
Funeral serives for William Johnson, 27, chester
mill worker who died early Wednesday in the home of
his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Johnson on Route 30,
three miles southeast of Chester, will be held
Satursday at 2pm in the Chester Church of the
Nazarene.
Rev. L. H. Roebuck the pastor will officiate
assisted by the Rev. T. Milton Gladden pastor of the
Methodist Church. Burial will be in the Locust Hill
Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Johnson home.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
NANCY HUGHES - Obituary
East Liverpool Daily Review
Friday November 21, 1941
FIREMEN LOSE FIGHT TO SAVE GIRL'S LIFE
Child,2, Dies Despite Hours of Oxygen Feeding
Firemen and neighbors battles unsuccessfully for
10 1/2 hours to save the life of Nacy Hughes, 2
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Hughes, who died at
3:30 am Thursday at the home on Dewey Ave. Ext.
Firemen were called to the home at 4:40 pm
Wednesday with the resuscitator to relieve the child,
who was suffocating from a combined attack of Whooping
Cough and Pneumonia with periodical convulsions.
As the fire departments supply of Oxygen dwindled,
six tanks in all emptied, Galloway's Wrecking Garage
in East End brought a large tank that was used for
acetylene torch in cutting metals. Through an
ingenious arrangement the child was fed oxygen simply
by turning the value of the torch, which was left
connected to the tank.
By 3am after working in a shift of two's and
three's the firemen had improved the child's
condition, and as neighbors said they could feed it
the oxygen easily enough, the firemen left for the
station, which would have been seriously undermanned
in case of fire.
Approximately a half hour later the child died,
however.
Besides her parents, Howard and Hazel Talbott
Hughes, the child leaves one brother Howard Donald
Hughes, her material grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Lee
Talbott and her paternal Grandfather Leon Hughes all
of East Liverpool.
Services will be held Sunday at 2pm in the Kelly
Funeral home on Pennsylvania Ave. by Rev. Henry
Douglass, Pator of the Second Christian Church. Burial
will be at Mechanicsburg, Beaver Co., Pa.
Friends may call at the family home tonight or
Saturday.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Friday November 21, 1941
FIREMEN LOSE FIGHT TO SAVE GIRL'S LIFE
Child,2, Dies Despite Hours of Oxygen Feeding
Firemen and neighbors battles unsuccessfully for
10 1/2 hours to save the life of Nacy Hughes, 2
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Hughes, who died at
3:30 am Thursday at the home on Dewey Ave. Ext.
Firemen were called to the home at 4:40 pm
Wednesday with the resuscitator to relieve the child,
who was suffocating from a combined attack of Whooping
Cough and Pneumonia with periodical convulsions.
As the fire departments supply of Oxygen dwindled,
six tanks in all emptied, Galloway's Wrecking Garage
in East End brought a large tank that was used for
acetylene torch in cutting metals. Through an
ingenious arrangement the child was fed oxygen simply
by turning the value of the torch, which was left
connected to the tank.
By 3am after working in a shift of two's and
three's the firemen had improved the child's
condition, and as neighbors said they could feed it
the oxygen easily enough, the firemen left for the
station, which would have been seriously undermanned
in case of fire.
Approximately a half hour later the child died,
however.
Besides her parents, Howard and Hazel Talbott
Hughes, the child leaves one brother Howard Donald
Hughes, her material grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Lee
Talbott and her paternal Grandfather Leon Hughes all
of East Liverpool.
Services will be held Sunday at 2pm in the Kelly
Funeral home on Pennsylvania Ave. by Rev. Henry
Douglass, Pator of the Second Christian Church. Burial
will be at Mechanicsburg, Beaver Co., Pa.
Friends may call at the family home tonight or
Saturday.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
MRS. ELLEN EVANS - Obituary
East Liverpool Daily Review
Friday November 21, 1941
page
Mrs. Ellen Evans, 82, widow of Harry Evans, died
Thursday night in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose
Neal at 1216 Erie Street. following an illness of
Infirmities of old age.
Mrs. Evans was born in London, England in 1859.
Besides Mrs. neal she leaves three grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday at 2pm in the kelly
Funeral Honme on Pennsylvania Avenue, by Rev. Wilson
Stitt, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Burial will be in the Calcutta United Presbyterian
Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday night at the
funeral home.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Friday November 21, 1941
page
Mrs. Ellen Evans, 82, widow of Harry Evans, died
Thursday night in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rose
Neal at 1216 Erie Street. following an illness of
Infirmities of old age.
Mrs. Evans was born in London, England in 1859.
Besides Mrs. neal she leaves three grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday at 2pm in the kelly
Funeral Honme on Pennsylvania Avenue, by Rev. Wilson
Stitt, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Burial will be in the Calcutta United Presbyterian
Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday night at the
funeral home.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
SAMUEL M. RICKERD - Obituary
East Liverpool Daily Review
Thursday May 5, 1938
page 11
Samuel M. Rickerd, 55, former potter, died in his home
in the rear of 326 west Ninth Street, Wednesday at
10:40 pm following a several year illness.
Mr. Rickerd was born in Allegheny County and has
resided here for about 30 years.
He leaves one son, William B. Rickerd, three
daughters, Mrs. Lester White, Mrs. Maywood Grimes and
Mrs. Augbert Smith all of East Liverpool, one brother
Milton Rickert and a half-brother George Pugh both of
East Liverpool, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held in the home Sunday
at 2pm in charge of the rev. E. E. Reed, pastor of the
Pennsylvania Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial
will be made in the Madison Presbyterian Cemetery in
Madsion Township.
Friends may call at the home anytime Friday or
Saturday.
** NOTE
The spelling is as it was on the printed copy.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Thursday May 5, 1938
page 11
Samuel M. Rickerd, 55, former potter, died in his home
in the rear of 326 west Ninth Street, Wednesday at
10:40 pm following a several year illness.
Mr. Rickerd was born in Allegheny County and has
resided here for about 30 years.
He leaves one son, William B. Rickerd, three
daughters, Mrs. Lester White, Mrs. Maywood Grimes and
Mrs. Augbert Smith all of East Liverpool, one brother
Milton Rickert and a half-brother George Pugh both of
East Liverpool, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held in the home Sunday
at 2pm in charge of the rev. E. E. Reed, pastor of the
Pennsylvania Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial
will be made in the Madison Presbyterian Cemetery in
Madsion Township.
Friends may call at the home anytime Friday or
Saturday.
** NOTE
The spelling is as it was on the printed copy.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
HARRY EVANS - Funeral Service
East Liverpool Daily Review
Thursday May 5, 1938
page 11
Funeral services for Harry Evans, 77, retired mill
worker, who died suddenly of a heart attack at his
home on Erie St. early Wednesday, will be held in the
Kelly Funeral Home on Pennsylvania Ave. Friday at 4pm
in Charge of Rev. J. Barnard, pastor of the Second
Presyterian Church. Burial will be made in the
Calcutta United Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may
call at the kelly Home tonight.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Thursday May 5, 1938
page 11
Funeral services for Harry Evans, 77, retired mill
worker, who died suddenly of a heart attack at his
home on Erie St. early Wednesday, will be held in the
Kelly Funeral Home on Pennsylvania Ave. Friday at 4pm
in Charge of Rev. J. Barnard, pastor of the Second
Presyterian Church. Burial will be made in the
Calcutta United Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may
call at the kelly Home tonight.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
MRS. MARY W. STETSON - Obituary
East Liverpool Daily Review
Wednesday May 4, 1938
page 6
Mrs. Mary W. Stetson
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wallace Stetson of
204 East Alley, who died in the City Hospital early
Tuesday will be held in the Arner Home for Funerals
Friday at 2:30pm in charge of Rev. J. H. Lawther,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will
be in the Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Services will be conducted by the daughters of
America of which Mrs. Stetson was a member, at the
Arner Home Thursday at 7:30pm Friends may call tonight
or Thursday night.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
Wednesday May 4, 1938
page 6
Mrs. Mary W. Stetson
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wallace Stetson of
204 East Alley, who died in the City Hospital early
Tuesday will be held in the Arner Home for Funerals
Friday at 2:30pm in charge of Rev. J. H. Lawther,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will
be in the Columbiana County Memorial Park.
Services will be conducted by the daughters of
America of which Mrs. Stetson was a member, at the
Arner Home Thursday at 7:30pm Friends may call tonight
or Thursday night.
Contributed by Virginia Stevens Plumley
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