Clark County OhArchives Obituaries.....Evilsizor, Loren June 1, 1937
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Daily Citizen, Urbana, OH
The swimming victim was Loren EVILSIZOR, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs Jesse
EVILSIZOR, 222 Freeman Ave, Urbana, who drowned in Muzzy Lake, west of town, 
late Saturday after cramping in the water. The Urbana Fire Dept first aid 
squad answered a delayed call to the Lake. The firemen recovered the body with 
grappling hooks and attempted artificial respiration but the boy was beyond 
aid....Firemen said the section of the lake where the body was recovered was 
32 feet deep...because there was no telephone at the place, it was about 20 
minutes before the fire Dept could be called...Funeral services are set for 
Tuesday at 2:00 P.M. He leaves his parents, two sisters and two brothers

Daily Citizen Urbana June 2, 1937 Impressive funeral services,
largely attended, were held Tuesday at 2:30 P.M. from the Friends church, for 
Loren Evi lsizor, victim of a drowning accident in Muzzy Lake. Services were 
conducted by Rev Paul Lindley, pastor of the church with burial following at 
Grandview Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Richard Johnson, Warren Brown, Richard 
Pooler, William Ferst, Nelson Page and Sammy Ross. There was a great profusion 
of flowers and eight young girls who served as flower girls who were Nina 
Page, Christina Mansfield, Madge Martin, Martha Davis, Kathryn Reisinger, 
Virginia Eaton, Dorothy Martin and Virginia Clark
	
Urbana Daily Citizen June 4, 1937 Loren EVILSIZOR, son of Jesse and Lydia 
Taylor EVILSIZOR, was born April 5th 1921 and departed this life May 29th, 
1937, age 16 years one month and 24 days. He spent his entire life in Urbana 
where he attended school, being a student in his sophomore year at the Urbana 
High School at the time of his death. He was a member of class four at the 
Friends Sunday School. The deceased was a favorite among the boys of his age, 
both at school and at work. He was a good son and brother and his absence will 
be deeply felt by the entire community for years to come. He leaves to mourn 
his loss besides his parents, two sisters, Frances of Springfield, Beatrice at 
home and two brothers, Donald and Richard, both at home, along with a host of 
friends and relatives

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