OHIO STATEWIDE FILES - OBIT: EICHLER, Max A.
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rom: Monica J Bonner 
To: MaggieOhio@columbus.rr.com 
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 10:41 PM
Subject: Obituary of Max Eichler


This is an obituary tht was cut out of the paper and put in the Ogle Bible 
Illness Ends Fatally 
For Max Eichler of South Avenue 
The End Came 
Last Night--Funeral Service on Friday Afternoon 

     Max A. Eichler died at his home, 433 South avenue, last night, of 
tuberculosis.  His illness was of five weeks duration. 

     Mr. Eichler was born in Germany, December 25, 1864, and at the time of his 
death had reached the age of forty-seven years, three months and one day.  For 
many years he had been a resident of this city, being an employee of the 
Herring-Hall-Marvin safe and Lock Co.  At that factory he was employed as an 
expert lock maker, and was one of the best mechanics in this line of work, and 
was frequently sent out by the company to open safes which had been locked and 
could not be opened. 
     Among his fellow workers he was very popular and the news of his death 
will bring sorrow to a large circle of aquaintances.  Besides his wife he 
leaves one daughter, one brother, Fritz Eichler, of this city and one sister in 
New York City.  He is also survived by three brothers and three sisters in 
Germany. 

     The funeral had been arranged to take place at the residence, 433 South 
avenue, Friday afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. G.S. Gerhold officiating.  
Interment, Greenwood 



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The following articles were on the reverse side of this obituary 
DISSOLVED 
Is The Eureka Razor Co. 
Of Oxford 

     Judge Warren Gard today approved an entry dissolving the Eureka Razor Co., 
formerly of Oxford, and petitioned for by Karl and Charles Zwick. 

     The court has also appointed Karl Zwick to act as receiver for the estate.  Albert Templar, John Dennerly and H. N. White are not entitled to any relief on their cross petitions according to the decision and all except. 

Benjamin Petticrew Dead 

     Benjamin Patticrew, aged 72, died suddenly of heart failure Monday night. 
 He was a well known farmer who came here two years ago and took up residence 
on the farm which he purchased from George Wallace.  He leaves two daughter, 
Minnie and Addie, the former a physician who attended him in his illness.  The 
remains have been taken to Miamisburg for burial. 


  




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