FRANKLIN COUNTY OHIO - DEATHS:  In 11 Mar 1951 Columbus Dispatch
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The Dispatch, Columbus, OH, Sunday, 11 Mar 1951

LOCAL DEATHS

Ray H. Suttles, 67 of 57 W. California Av, a real estate broker in
Clintonville for 30 years, died Saturday in White Cross Hospital.  He
was a member of Neocacia Lodge, F&AM, Lorraine Chapter, OES, and North
Broadway Methodist Church.  Surviving are his wife, Lucille; and a
daughter, Mrs. Howard E. Newsome, 71 W. Lakeview Av.  A brother Harry
C., died in January, and another brother, Edward W. Suttles, died in
February.  Friends may call at R. L. Southwick funeral home after 4 p.m.
Sunday.  Service will be there at 2 p.m. Tuesday.  Burial will be in
Union Cemetery.

James W. Connor   (note: age of 21 was in the newspaper obit, not a typo
here)
James W. Connor, 2389 Adams Av, insurance agent for the State Automobile
Insurance Co.  21 years, died Saturday at his home after illness of
three days.  He was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie No.
297, and Holy Name Catholic Church.  Surviving are two sons, James D.
and Daniel J; and two grandchildren.  Friends may call at McNamara
funeral home after 7:30pm. Sunday.  Arrangements are incomplete.

Charles A. Dunlap  
Charles A. Dunlap, 42 W. 8th Av, former operator of a bicycle and
sporting goods shop at Fifth Av, and High St, died Saturday at White
Cross Hospital where he was taken following a heart attack.  He was a
member of Plymouth Congregational Church.  Surviving are his wife,
Nellie; son, John; one grandchild; and a sister, Mrs. Jessie Brewer.
Friends may call at P. E. Rutherford funeral home, where service will be
at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.  Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery.

Robert D. McCarter
Funeral for Robert D. McCarter, formerly of Columbus, who died Friday in
New York City, will be Tuesday in New York City.  Surviving are two
sisters, Alice McCarter and Florence Macauley.

Mrs. Pauline Penn
Service for Mrs. Pauline Penn, 46, a lifelong resident of Columbus who
died Friday at her home, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Glenn L. Myers
funeral home, 23 W. 2nd Av.  Burial will be in Powell Cemetery. 
Surviving Mrs. Penn are her husband, John; sister, Mrs Dorothy OBrien,
half brother, Carl A. Mahaney; stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy Hanby; and
four nieces.

Forest Gangwer
Forest Gangwer, 54, of 64 Frebis Av; a veteran of World War I, died
Saturday in Dayton Veterans Hospital after a long illness.  A native of
Indiana, he was a trucker before his illness.  He was a member of
Gates-Fourth Methodist Church.  Surviving are his wife, Barbara; Miss
Lois Gangwer of the residence; a son, Franklin; sister, Mrs. Ray
Winters, and a brother, Floyd, both of Muskegon, Mich.  Friends may call
at O.R. Woodyard funeral home, 1346 S. High St. after 6 p.m. Sunday. 
Service will be there at 1:30pm. Tuesday.  Burial will be in Green Lawn
Cemetery.

Mrs. Hattie Poor
Mrs. Hattie Poor, 88, a native of Jackson County, died Saturday at her
home, 1212 E. Livingston Av.  She was a member of Wilson Av Church of
Chris.  Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Howard Jones.  (There is more on
the obit, but my copy was cut off).


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