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 Harry H. Woodman.
   The death of Harry H. Woodman last Saturday evening
   was a great surprise and shock to many friends.  He
   had not been in good health for some time and had
   been under the care of a physician.  He had rooms at
   the E. J. Whittaker home on Amanda street where he
   stayed until about three weeks previous, when he was
   taken very ill at the home of a neighbor, Mrs. Nellie
   Winnie, where he remained and was given every
   possible care and the best medical attention until
   his death, which was due to pneumoria.  Nurses   The
   body was taken to Beard's undertaking rooms and later
   to D. L. Ames' home on East street, the funeral being
   held there Tuesday at 2 o'clock.  Following a request
   of Mr. Woodman made some time ago, Christian Science
   services were conducted, the Reader being Mrs. W. A.
   Mason of bellevue.  The interment was made in
   McPherson cemetery beside his wife. Mr. Woodman was
   born August 8, 1861, at Catawba, Island, Ohio, his
   parents being Joseph and Eva Woodman.  Of four
   children born to them only one son survives, namely,
   John Woodman of Catawba Island. Harry began the study
   of telegraphy at the age of 18, and became a very
   effcient and expert operator, following this work in
   connection with farming and orcharding until his last
   illness.  He was married Dec. 31, 1883, to Miss Angie
   Ames of Clyde, who died Feb. 8, 1911. He was a good
   citizen, a most interesting companion, and leaves
   many friend to mourn his passing.
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Gwendolyn Hardesty Oliver
OHGenWeb Coordinator
ohio@usroots.com