Guernsey-Tuscarawas County OhArchives Obituaries.....Alloway, John Oscar April 5, 1930
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Coshocton Tribune/Newcomerstown News
Coshocton Tribune   Sunday, April 06, 1930
Death Summons J.O. Alloway, Science Hill
   J.O. Alloway, aged 52, of Science Hill, prominent farmer and old man, died of
complications at his home Saturday afternoon.
   His parents were the late William and Talena Alloway, and he was born and
reared on the farm seven miles south of Newcomerstown where he died.
   Mr. and Mrs. Alloway had planned to move from the farm to Newcomerstown
within a week.
   He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lily Alloway, three daughters, Mrs. Ed Page
of Uhrichsville, Mrs. Dixie Little of Newcomerstown, and Miss Melva Alloway at
home; one brother J.W. Alloway of Science Hill and a sister, Mrs. Mattie Asher,
of the Newcomerstown vicinity.
   No funeral arrangements had been made last night.

APRIL 10, 1930
PROMINENT FARMER DIED SATURDAY
   J. O. Alloway, 52, of Science Hill, prominent and highly respected farmer,
died at his home 7 miles southeast of Newcomerstown, Saturday afternoon, April
the 5th.  His health had been failing for several months and a few days prior to
his death pneumonia developed which caused his death.
   John Oscar Alloway was the son of the late William and Talena Alloway, and
was born and reared on the farm where he died.  He was a successful farmer,
having spent his entire life on the farm on which he was born, and has become
well knows throughout the country on account of his interest in the recent oil
and gas development in the Guernsey field.
   Mr. and Mrs. Alloway had completed arrangements to move soon from their farm
to their residence in Newcomerstown recently purchased from Dr. E.C. Spear.
   Surviving are his widow, Lily, and three daughters; Mrs Ed Page of
Uhrichsville, Mrs. Dixie Little of Newcomerstown and Miss Melva Alloway of the
late home; also one brother, J.W. Alloway and one sister, Mrs. Nettie Asher of
the Science Hill vicinity; three grandchildren also survive.
   Short funeral services were conducted at the home at 1:20 Tuesday pm followed
by final services at the Peoples church at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. Jeffers, pastor of
the M.P. church at Newcomerstown officiating.  Burial was made in the West Lawn
cemetery.


Additional Comments:
Son of William R. and Tolena (Little) Alloway. Husband of Lily Mae Davis.

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