Coshocton County OhArchives Obituaries.....Callentine, Mrs. Charles (Weaver) January 19, 1913
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Coshocton Daily Times
Mrs. Charles Callentine, age 36, formerly of Coshocton, died Saturday morning at
4 o'clock, at the city hospital in Newark where she had been taken to be
operated upon. Her weakened condition would not permit the surgeons to operate
and death finally relieved her sufferings. Her death resulted from gall stones
and blood poisoning. Her mother, Mrs. Eva Weaver, of South Sixth Street
Coshocton, and three sisters, Mrs. Alvin Giauque, Mrs. Peter Hahn, and Mrs. Vern
Swigert of Coshocton and her brothers George and Jess Weaver of Newark were with
her when death came. She also leaves a husband, three young children, Vitia,
George, Paul and Leo, the oldest only 11 years of age. Her husband is employed
as a conductor at the B&O Railroad. Mrs. Callentine's maiden name was Weaver
until her marriage about 15 years ago she lived in Coshocton where she has a
wide circle of friends who are deeply grieved over her untimely death. She
became seriously ill only over a week ago. The body arrived in Coshocton
Saturday afternoon on the No. 6 and was taken to the home of her mother on Sixth
Street. The funeral services will be conducted Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock at
the Scared Heart Church by Rev. Pr Slattery and interment will be made at South
Lawn Cemetery.

Coshocton Daily Times Jan 19, 1913



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