Elmer J. Carpenter, 86, of Mount Vernon, died June 24, 2004, at theKobacker House in Columbus.
He was born Feb. 28, 1918, in Monroe County, to the late Clifford andPearl Stephens Carpenter.
He served in the Civilian Conservation Corps, and was a WW II veteranof the U.S. Army serving in General Patton's 3rd Army; Company K,357th Regiment, 90th Infantry Division, European Theater Operationsreceiving the Good Conduct Medal; American Defense Service Medal;American Campaign Medal; WW II Victory Medal; European AfricanMiddle Eastern Campaign Medal with two Bronze Stars. He was a memberof the American Legion Post 578 in Batesville and the VFW Post 07671in Fredericktown. After retiring from the former Continental Can Co.after 33 years as a photo engraver, he enjoyed hunting, fishing andgolf as well as the Cleveland Indians. He was a strong family man whowas a kind, loving, hard working soul of integrity with strongopinion.
Surviving are his wife of 57 years, Geraldine M. Howiler Carpenter,daughter, Cheryl L. Summers of Columbus; granddaughter, MichelleCroswell of New Albany; three great-grandchildren, Samuel Owen andElizabeth Anne Croswell and Shaun Michael Barnett; brother, Neil(Barbara) Carpenter of Mount Vernon; two sisters, Evelyn McCleary,Judy Clevenger, both of Mount Vernon; many nieces and nephews;sister-in-laws Juanita Carpenter of Martinsburg, Mary Carpenter ofNorth Liberty, Nora Carpenter of Mount Vernon; aunts, Wilma Morris,Pataskala, Lily O'Leary of Washington, Pa.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by six brothers,Harold, Francis, Edward, Virgil, Robert and Irvin Carpenter; foursisters, Viola Robinson, Betty Carpenter, Joann Carpenter and MaryAnn Davis.
Friends were received at North-Dilley Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, June27, where services will be held June 28, with Pastor Dan Taylorofficiating. Burial will was in Mount Vernon Memorial GardensCemetery with full Military honors conducted by Knox County JointVeterans Council Thursday 1 July 2004 Spirit of Democracy WoodsfieldOhio.
WOODSFIELD---Virgil E. Carpenter, 79, of Woodsfield, died Thursday(Aug. 19, 1999) at the Ohio State University Hospital.
He was born Nov. 13, 1919, in Monroe County, a son of the lateClifford and Pearl Stephens Carpenter.
Mr. Carpenter, who was retired from the Continental Can Company inMount Vernon, was a U.S. Army veteran of World War 11. He served inthe Army's Special Forces. He served in the Aleutian Islands campaignand the Italian campaign. He received both theEuropean-African-Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon and Asiatic-PacificTheater Ribbon., two Bronze Battle Stars and the Purple Heart fromwounds received in action at Anzio-Nettumo, Italy, on Feb. 27, 1944.
Along with being a member of the AMVETS Post in Mount Vernon, Mr.Carpenter was an avid outdoors man and sportsman.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Geneva Miller Carpenter, on May14, 1987; an infant son, Danny L. Carpenter; two brothers, Edwardand Francis Carpenter; two sisters Viola Robinson and Mary Ann Davis;and two infant sisters, Betty and Joann Carpenter.
He leaves a son Garry (Deborah) Carpenter of Mount Vernon; adaughter, Mrs. Michael (Brenda) Luyster of Woodsfield; fourbrothers; Elmer Carpenter of Fredericktown, Irvin Carpenter of NorthLiberty, Robert Carpenter and Neil Carpenter, both of Mount Vernon;two sisters; Evelyn McCeary and Judy Clevenger, both of MountVernon; a sister-in-law, Juanita Carpenter of Woodsfield; two aunts,Wilma and Lilly; six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Friends and family may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. today at theBuer-Turner Funeral Home, where services will be 1 P.M. Monday withthe Rev. Todd Allen officiating.
Burial will be in Calais Cemetery with full military grave sideservices conducted by the Belmont County Veterans Council. 22 Aug.1999 Cambridge Jeffersonian.
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Private graveside services for Evelyn McCleary were held on Monday,June 1, at Mt. Vernon Memorial Gardens, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Acelebration of her life is planned for 11 a.m., August 15, at theDawes Arboretum in Jacksontown.
Evelyn, affectionately known as "Mam" to her husband and children,died at Hocking Valley Community Hospital on Wednesday, May 27. Shewas born in Calais, Ohio, on May 12, 1921, to Clifford and Pearl(Stephen) Carpenter. She was the oldest girl of thirteen children.They were a poor family raised in rural southeastern Ohio, and shelearned to hunt and fish with her brothers and live withoutelectricity, gas, indoor plumbing, or any modern conveniences. Sheremembered how sad they were when three of her siblings died, becausethey could not get a doctor. She loved to tell stories of turtlehunting with her brothers who made her carry a burlap bag of snappingturtles. She quit school in the eighth grade to work in a sewingfactory to help support her family. Evelyn said it was a hard life butin many ways a happy life.
She is survived by daughters, Joanne (Rod) Kiefus and Jean (Tim)Weisert; fourteen grandchildren; sixteen great-grandchildren; onegreat-great-grandchild; brother, Neil; sister, Judy Clevenger;sisters-in-law, Gerry, Juanita, Mary, and Nora, and "Aunt Ruth"McCleary.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jake, daughters, JoyceShaffar and Janet Sheldon, brothers, Elmer, Virgil, Edward, Irvin, andBob, and sisters Viola Robinson and Marianne Davis.
The Newark Chapel of Henderson-Van Atta-Stickle Funeral & CremationService is assisting the family with arrangements. Please visitwww.hendersonvanatta.com to view an online memorial and to leave amessage of condolence for the McCleary family.
Name: Jason Mc Cleary
From: Mount Vernon, Ohio
Birth Date: December 24, 1919
Death Date: March 10, 2002
Calling Hours: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 from 12:00-2:00 P.M.
at Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, Ohio
Funeral: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 at : .M.
at Dowds-Snyder Funeral Home, Mount Vernon, Ohio
Burial: Mt. Vernon Memorial Gardens, Mt. Vernon, OhioJason ?Jake? McCleary, 82, the last of the seven children of Harry andCora (Riffle) McCleary of Barnesville, Ohio, passed away early Sundaymorning, March 10. His brother Don was shot down over Belgium in WorldWar II, and in addition to his parents, ?Buck,? ?Sis,? Marguerite,Rosemary, and Bonnie preceded him in death.
He met his wife of 62 years, Evelyn Carpenter, at a square dance inWoodsfield where he played the banjo when they were both teenagers.Jake played the fiddle, banjo, and mandolin, but he especially lovedhis guitar. Jake can be remembered playing his guitar and singing withhis children and Evelyn?s eight brothers and sisters and theirchildren.
Jake was a coal miner and moved to Mt. Vernon when he was 19. Hisfirst job was as a pressman at Continental Can, formerly Shellmar.Jake was one of the first workers to experiment with a new material,polyethylene, thus beginning a life-long love of the packaging andfilm business. He moved to Newark in the mid-fifties as the plantmanager of Continental Can and relocated to St. Louis, Missouri, wherehe was a district sales manager for Chase Bag Co. for over thirtyyears.
When strokes robbed him of many things he loved?his job, the guitar,golf, cooking, hunting and fishing?he could still proudly recall invivid detail each stop made by his ship, the USS Lacerta, in thePacific in World War II where he was a radar man.
A near-scratch golfer, he had a hole-in-one on his favorite golfcourse. Golfing replaced bowling, where he recorded a 279/702 series.He loved to hunt, fish, and play cards with his brothers in law. Booksand reading were life-long passions, and World War II and currentevents were his favorite topics.
He began grilling turkeys and steaks on his Weber grill 40 years agobefore barbecuing became a national pastime. Jake loved to cook and hemaintained his love for food throughout his life. A pot of soup beans,shrimp cocktail, or a cantaloupe would make his eyes light up.
A product of the depression and World War II, Jake was a valiantfighter all of his life. The last eight years were difficult, butwhenever asked how he felt, Jake would always smile, cock his head tothe side, and say, ?Compared to what??
Jake is affectionately remembered by his wife Evelyn; daughters andsons-in-law, Joanne and Rod Kiefus, San Mateo, California; Jean andTim Weisert; Buckeye Lake, Ohio; Janet Sheldon; Overland Park, Kansas;and Joyce Shaffar, St. Louis, Missouri; 14 grandchildren; and 11 greatgrandchildren, and many other family members and friends.
Friends may call from 12 noon to 2 p.m. at the Dowds-Snyder FuneralHome, 201 Newark Rd. in Mt. Vernon 43050 on Wednesday, March 13 wherethe funeral will be at 2 p.m.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Food Pantry Network, 823Steel Ave., Newark 43055.
BUTLER: Irvin L. Carpenter, 74, of North Liberty Road, Butler, diedSunday March 16, 2003 in Knox Community Hospital, Mount Vernon,following a long illness.
He was born May 25, 1928 in Woodsfield to Clifford and Pearl HattieStephens Carpenter.
Irvin served in the US Army during WWII.
After moving to the area, he worked as a machine operator atContinental Can Company in Mount Vernon, from which he later retired.
He was a member of Irvin Hiskey Post #535 American Legion, Bellville,and attended North Liberty United Methodist Church.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and Cincinnati Reds Baseball, but hisfirst true love was his grandchildren.
He is survived by his wife of 51 years Mary Warrick Carpenter, whom hemarried July 21, 1951; three daughters and two sons-in-law Debbie andJim Riddle and Bonnie and Mike Bittinger all of Butler and Cindy Bakerof Franklin, Tennessee; eight grandchildren and their spouses John andBetsy Shaffer of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Lisa Shaffer of Washington,D.C., Jeremy and Erin Riddle of Ashland, Nicole Riddle ofIndianapolis, Indiana, Chase Riddle of Butler, Matt Kearney ofFranklin, Tennessee, Shaun and Brice Bittinger both of Butler; onegreat grandson Jake; two brothers and sisters-in-law Elmer and GerryCarpenter and Neil and Barb Carpenter all of Mount Vernon; two sistersEvelyn McCleary and Judy Clevenger both of Mount Vernon; and manynieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by brothers and sisters Ed Carpenter, HaroldStephens, MaryAnn Davis, Robert Carpenter, Viola Robinson and VirgilCarpenter.
Friends may call Tuesday March 18, 2003 from 5-8 pm in the BellvilleSnyder Funeral Home, where the funeral service will be held Wednesdayat 10 am. The Rev. Douglas Beggs will officiate. Burial will follow inNorth Liberty Cemetery.
Memorial contributions to North Liberty United Methodist Church may bemade at the funeral home.
Snyder Funeral Home, Bellville, OH
MOUNT VERNON---Robert C. Carpenter, 71, of Mount Vernon died July 21,2002, at Wawing Lake Resort in Ontario Canada, of an apparent heartattack.
Robert was born July 9, 1931, in Malaga, Ohio, to Clifford E. andPearl (Stephen) Carpenter, and lived most of his lifetime in the MountVernon area. He served in the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division. Roberthad been employed as a journeyman machinist for Cooper Industries inMount Vernon, Ohio Brass Co, in Mansfield, Mount Vernon Machine Tooland retired from Hydraulic Press Manufacturing in Mount Gilread. Hewas an avid sportsman and loved the Cleveland Indians and ClevelandBrowns.
Surviving are his wife, Nora (Coon) Carpenter, whom he married Feb.19, 1954; five sons, Cliff (Amy) Carpenter, David (Janet) Carpenterand Chad (Sara Hess) Carpenter all of Mount Vernon, Rob (Deb)Carpenter of Howard and Josh (Staci) Carpenter of Orrville; twodaughters, Lynne (Russ) Edgar of Edgar Springs, Mo., and JillCarpenter of Mount Vernon; eight grandchildren, threegreat-granddaughters; three brothers, Elmer (Gerry) Carpenter and Neil(Mary) Carpenter, both of Mount Vernon, and Irvin (Mary) Carpenter ofNorth Liberty; and two sisters, Evelyn McCleary and Judy Clevengerboth of Mount Vernon.
Besides the parents he was preceded in death by four sisters, ViolaRobinson, Mary Ann Davis, Betty Carpenter and Joan Carpenter; and fourbrothers, Harold Stephen, Edward Carpenter, Francis Carpenter andVirgil Carpenter.
Friends may call Thursday from 5 to 8 P.M. in the Flowers-SynderFuneral Home, Mount Vernon, where funeral services will be Friday at11 A.M. The Rev. Brian Durbin will officiate. Burial with militaryhonors by the Knox County Joint Veterans Council, will be in MountVernon Memorial Gardens. 24 July 2002 Mount Vernon News Mount Vernon,Ohio.
QUAKER CITY----Sylvia Leona Foraker, 89. of Quaker City, died Monday(July 16, 2001) at The Beckett House, New Concord.
She was born June 23, 1912, in Summerfield, daughter of the lateClifford and Julia Ann (Wise) Carpenter.
Mrs. Foraker was a former employee of Barnesville Manufacturing, whereshe served as an inspector.
She was a member of Central Christian Church, Quaker City, and aformer member of Quaker City Rebekah Lodge.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, William B. Leach, in1943; her second husband, Elmo C. Yaw, in 1976; her third husband,Vernon E. Foraker, in 1997; a son, William A. Leach; and a daughter,Leona "Jackie" Yansoik.
She leaves two sons, Robert B. (Lequiat) Leach of Dell City, Okla.,and James E. (Rachel) Leach of Cambridge; a daughter, Leola "Dick"Giesy of Quaker City; a step-son, Robert Yaw of Leon, Iowa; 14grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; threegreat-great-grandchildren.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday at Thorn-BlackFuneral Home, Quaker City, where services will be 11 A.M. Thursdaywith the Rev. Oscar Brown officiating.
Burial will be in Friends Cemetery. 17 July 2001 CambridgeJeffersonian.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 P.M. at the Eberle FuneralHome , Quaker City, for William Leach, 35, and burial was made inGreenlawn Cemetery here. Rev. A..A. Gilmore of the Quaker CityMethodist Church was in charge on the last rites.
Mr. Leach, popular and well known young farmer, residing six milesnorth of Quaker City, died in an ambulance en route to Swan Hospital,Cambridge, as a result of injuries sustained when struck by a carSaturday night on Route 613, just out of Batesville. The accidentoccurred between 9:30 and 10 o'clock as he was walking on the highwayafter a visit with relatives in Batesville. The accident occurrednear the home of a brother, who heard the car hit him but did not knowat the time the cause of the noise. Highway patrolmen whoinvestigated said the victim was struck by an automobile driven by RoyIssac Cline, 42, Quaker City R.D. 1.
Mr. Leach suffered a fractured skull, fractured right shoulder,possible fracture of right hip and numerous cuts and bruises,patrolmen said.
The victim is survived by his widow, Sylvia: four children, Leona andLeola, twins, William and Robert of Home; six brothers, David Ellis,Summerfield R.D., Barney and Acel, Quaker City R.D., Lloyd,Temperanceville Star Route, John, of Cleveland and Ruch, U.S. Army,New Guinea; three sisters, Mrs. Harriett Carpenter, Quaker CityR.D., Mrs. Kate Flood, Batesville and Mrs. Jennie Flood of Batesville;his father Sam Leach of Summerfield. His mother and one sister aredeceased.
Among those attending the funeral from a distance were Mrs. Leach'scousin Pvt. Robert Wise of Camp Bulter, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs. SlaterPeake and family, Cecil Magruder and family and Mr. and Mrs. EdwardSchultz and family all of Wheeling WVa; Mrs. Raymond Johnson anddaughter Betty, George Weishar of Newark; and an aunt of Mrs. Leach,Mrs. Russel Duer of Piqua, Ohio, who is staying the week with her.Friday 10 Sep. 1943 Quaker City Home Towner.
QUAKER CITY---Elmo Yaw, 67, Quaker City, died at 5:05 A.M. Wednesday(Oct. 27, 1976) at Guernsey Memorial Hospital, where he was a patientfor two weeks.
The caretaker of Friends Cemetery, he was born Oct. 24, 1909 inGuernsey County, the son of the late William and Ida Mae Cole Yaw.
Mr. Yaw leaves his wife, the former Sylvia Carpetner Leach; one sonRobert Yaw of Leon, Iowa; three step-sons, William Leach of Alabama,Robert Leach of Oklahoma, James Leach of Cambridge; twostep-daughters, Mrs. Dale Giesey, Quaker City, Mrs. Joseph Yansoik,Salesville; five grandchildren; one brother, Ira Yaw, Abilene, Texas;two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Householder, Cambridge and Mrs. CholeHouseholder, Quaker City.
Friends may call at Eberle Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M.Friday.
Services will be 1 P.M. Saturday at the funeral with the Rev. Brownofficiating. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Quaker City.Thursday 28 Oct 1976 Cambridge Jeffersonian.
QUAKER CITY----Vernon E. Foraker, 87, of Quaker City, died Wednesday(Jan. 15, 1997) at Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center.
He was born Oct. 21, 1909, in Salesville, son of the late Aultman andDella Britton Foraker. He was a farmer and worked at the ForakerPallet Shop in Newcomerstown. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War11. He served in the Seabees during the war.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Marie Sparks and MaryThornberry; a brother, Victor Foraker; a step-son, William Leach.
He leaves his wife, Syliva L. Carpenter Foraker, of the home, whom hemarried Sept. 28, 1979; two step-sons and daughter-in-laws, Robertand Laquita Leach of Oklahoma and James and Rachel of Cambridge; twostep-daughters, Leona Yansoik and Leola Giesey, both of Quaker City;Mrs. Larry (Bonnie Jean) Boggs of Kannapolis whom he had raised; twobrothers and sister-in-law, Virgil and Geraldine Foraker of Cambridgeand James "Jim" Foraker of Newcomerstown; four sisters, LucilleShuman of Baltic, Mrs. Frank (Helen) Tilton of Michigan, HazelGlaizer of Newcomerstown and Mrs. Bruce (Irma) Ankrum of Warsaw; 14step-grandchildren, 14 step-grandchildren and step-great-greatdaughter; several nieces and nephews. Thursday 16 Jan. 1997Cambridge Jeffersonian.
Bernard Mann, age 75, of Washington, CH., Ohio, Friday Mt. Carmel EastHospital. Mail carrier in Columbus and Gahanna. Member of UnitedMethodist Church and Letter Carriers Branch 78. Survived by son anddaughter-in-law, Bernard E. and Rita F. Mann, Washington CH.; daughterand son-laws, Phyllis and David Thompson, Washington CH, Paula ClineColumbus; grandchildren, Richard, Anita, Christina Mann and AndrewCline; brother and sister-in-law Willard and Virginia Mann, Florida;nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by wifes, Tora Miller Mann(1957) and Esther Clotta Miller Mann (1968). Friends may call 2-4 and7-9 p.m. Sunday Dwayne R. Spence Funeral Home, 550 Hill Rd. North,Pickerington, where funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday. IntermentGlen Rest Memorial Estate. 20 September 1986 Columbus DispatchColumbus Ohio.
BARNESVILLE---Charles Willard "Sock" Mann, 85, of 2080 Pine St.Englewood, Fla., formerly of Barnesville, died Thursday morning (April7, 1994) at Englewood.
He was born March 2, 1909, at Woodsfield, son of the late Paul andNellie Wise Mann. He was the owner of the Shell Station inBarnesville, a member of Englewood United Methodist Church, MasonicLodge 354 F&AM of Somerton and Elks Lodge 1699 Barnesville.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Bernard Mann.
Mr. Mann leaves his wife, Virginia Broomhall Mann; a son, RichardMann of Gainesville, Fla.; two daughters, Marilyn Ware of Englewoodand Shirely Bell of Barberton; nine grandchildren and fourgreat-grandchildren.
Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Sunday atCampbell-Plumby-Milburn Funeral Home, where services will be at 11A.M. Monday with Rev. Jim Gibbons officiating. Burial will be inSomerton Cemetery. Masonic services will be at 7 P.M. Sunday at thefuneral home. Friday 8 April 1994 Cambridge Jeffersonian CambridgeOhio.
Virginia Mae (Broomhall) Mann, 99, of Englewood, Florida formerly ofSomerton, Ohio died Monday, December 20, 2010 at Englewood HospiceHouse in Port Charlotte, Florida. She was born December 5, 1911 inDayton, Ohio to the late George and Trella (Moore) Broomhall. Thefamily later moved to Somerton, Ohio where Virginia grew up andmarried Willard (Sock) Mann in the August of 1931. The family movedto Barnesville in 1954 before relocating to Englewood, Florida in1962.
Virginia was a talented seamstress, a life member of the Order ofEastern Star, a member of Englewood United Methodist Church where shewas very active for many years in her women’s prayer circle and theLadies Craft Guild.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband -Charles Willard Mann (4/7/1994); brother - William Broomhall and hiswife, Martha; and sister-in-law - Evelyn Broomhall. She is survivedby a brother - Willis Broomhall of Englewood, Florida. She will bemissed by her son - Richard (Sherry) Mann of Gainesville, Florida;and 2 daughters - Shirley (Jack) Bell of Barberton, Ohio and MarilynWare (Jack) Anderson of Englewood, Florida. She was a loving anddevoted grandmother to 9 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; andaunt to many nieces and nephews, all dear to her heart.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 28, 2010 from 4-8 PM atCampbell-Plumly-Milburn Funeral Home, 319 North Chestnut Street,Barnesville, Ohio 43713 where services will be held Wednesday,December 29, 2010 at 1 PM with Rev. Tom Detling officiating. Specialmusic will be provided by Larry Anderson. Burial follows in SomertonCemetery in Somerton, Ohio. Donations may be made to the charitableorganization of choice or to Tidewell Hospice, 5955 Rand Blvd.,Sarasota, Florida 34238.
From the May 9, 2012 Times Leader:
STONE, Glenna M. 83, of Shadyside, OH., died Monday, May 7, 2012 inShadyside Care Center.
Glenna was born January 1, 1929 in Shadyside, OH., a daughter of thelate Robert E. and Bertha L. Perkins Carpenter.
Glenna was a member of the Lincoln Avenue United Methodist Church,Shadyside, OH, Order of Eastern Star 581 Shadyside and the ShadysideAlumni Association.
Preceding her in death in addition to her parents was her husband,Andrew E. Stone in 2007, three brothers, John, Dan and KennethCarpenter and a sister, Buelah Wells.
Surviving are her children, Donald E. (Marsha) Stone of Jacobsburg,OH, Dennis L. (Cheryl) Stone of Shadyside, OH, Christine Mahaffee ofLexington Park, MD and Connie (Brian) Breyer of Shadyside, OH, abrother, Louis (Frances) Carpenter of Glen Dale, WV and a sister,Ferne Junkins of Columbus OH, six grandchildren and twogreat-grandchildren.
Family and friends will be received Thursday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. atthe Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Homes and Crematory 3900 Central AvenueShadyside, OH. where funeral services will be held at 11a.m. Fridaywith Reverend Randy Weaver officiating.
Interment follows in Powhatan Cemetery Powhatan Point, OH. EasternStar services will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Lincoln Avenue UnitedMethodist Church Shadyside, OH.
Donald Stone - Times Leader, The - (Mar/31/2007)
Andrew Earl "Andy" Stone, 84, of Shadyside, Ohio died Thursday, March29, 2007 at the Shadyside Care Center in Shadyside, Ohio.
He was born Oct. 5, 1922 in Tad, W.Va., a son of the late Andrew andG. Pearl Underwood Stone.
Andy was a retired welder for the Ironworker's Local 549 Wheeling; amember of the Lincoln Avenue United Methodist Church in Shadyside;Shadyside Lodge #724 F&AM and the Medinah Grotto. He was a U.S. MarineCorps Veteran of World War II.
Andy was an avid golfer. He was the West Virginia High School StateGolf Champion in 1940, during his Junior year of high school.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by threebrothers: Gene, Howard and Billy Stone.
Surviving are his wife, Glenna Carpenter Stone; four children: DonaldStone; Dennis (Cheryl) Stone, all of Shadyside, Ohio; ChristineMahaffee of Solomons, Maryland; and Connie (Brian) Breyer also ofShadyside; one brother Richard "Dick" Stone of Shadyside; and twosisters: June Morris of Campbell's Creek W.Va. and Hannah Johnson ofSpencer, W.Va. Also six grandchildren, two great - grandchildren, andseveral nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will be received at the Bauknecht-Altmeyer FuneralHomes and Crematory, 3900 Central Ave., Shadyside, Ohio on Sunday fromnoon to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. where services will be held on Monday at 1p.m. with Rev. Donald Perks officiating. Interment in the PowhatanCemetery at Powhatan Point, Ohio.
Shadyside Lodge 724 F&AM will conduct services on Sunday at 7 p.m.,followed by the Shadyside Fire Department services at 7:30 p.m. at thefuneral home.
Belmont County Council of the American Legion will hold MilitaryServices on Monday at 12:45 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Lincoln Avenue UnitedMethodist Church, 3838 Lincoln Avenue, Shadyside, Ohio 43947 or theShadyside Care Center?s Activity Fund, 60583 State Route 7, Shadyside,Ohio 43947.
Share your thoughts and memories with Andy?s family atwww.altmeyer.com.
August 4, 2011
Times Leader Martins Ferry Ohio
WELLS, Beulah, 91, of Shadyside, Ohio, died Tuesday August 2, 2011.
She was born June 11, 1920 in Bellaire, Ohio, a daughter of the lateRobert and Bertha (Perkins) Carpenter.
She was a member of the Lincoln Ave United Methodist Church,Shadyside, Ohio and was a homemaker.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband;James E. Wells, three brothers; John, Warren and Ken Carpenter, and agranddaughter; Lori Boyers- Garrison.
Surviving are her three children; Nancy (Jim) Boyers, Jim (Dianna)Wells and Tom Wells, all of Shadyside, Ohio, two sisters; Fern Fusek,of Columbus, Ohio, Glenna Stone of Shadyside, Ohio, a brother; RobertCarpenter, Glendale, W.Va., five grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will be received Friday August 5, 2011 from 2-4 and6-8 p.m. at the Bauknecht-Altmeyer Funeral Home and Crematory 3900Central Ave. Shadyside, OH, where funeral services will be heldSaturday at 11 a.m. with Reverend Randy Weaver officiating.
Interment in Holly Memorial Gardens, Pleasant Grove, Ohio.
Memorial contributions may be made to Forest Hills Care Center, St.Clairsville, Ohio.