Seneca County OhArchives Obituaries.....MAGERS, Dr. Charles Francis Sr., MD. April 13, 1908
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Daily Tribune & Seneca Advertiser, Tiffin, Ohio

Dr. Charles Francis MAGERS Sr., MD.  

Charles Francis had an obituary 13 Apr 1908 Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH
       (Daily Tribune, page 8 column two.).  

Charles Francis also had an obituary 15 Apr 1908 Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH
       (Daily Tribune, page five column four.).  

Charles Francis had an obituary 16 Apr 1908 Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH 

       "Dr. Charles Francis Magers, one of Tiffin prominent young physicians,
and a man who stood high in the respect of the community, died at the home at
No. 29 East Perry Street Sunday afternoon at 5:55 o'clock.  Dr. Magers had been
failing in health for several months and during the past few days was confined
to his bed.  His death was to two brain trouble resulting from a general
breakdown of the system caused by overwork.  The deceased was born in Berwick
October 12, 1870, the son of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Magers.  Shortly after his
birth his parents removed to New Riegel.  Here they resided until Charles was
about eight years of age when a removed to this city, where they have since
resided.  When a young man he took a preparatory course of studies at Heidelberg
and was graduated from the Heidelberg Academy in 1890.  Later he entered
Starling Medical University at Columbus where he received his degree in medicine
in 1896.  After passing the Ohio State medical examinations he returned to this
city and became a practitioner, opening an office on East Market Street and was
successful from the first.  Several years ago he erected a modern home on East
Perry Street to which place he removed his office and where he has since
resided.  During the practice of his profession, Dr. Magers has established his
reputation as a practitioner throughout the county and has built up a large and
lucrative practice, and his untimely death is probably wholly due to his close
and untiring application to his work, to which he devoted himself night and day.
 The deceased was a member of the American Medical Association, the Seneca
County Medical Society, and also of the order of the Night of Columbus, and
German Benevolent Association, in which he was medical examiner.  He is survived
by a widow, whose former name was Miss Emma Mathias and to whom he was married
in 1898.  Three sons, Lewis, Howard and Donald, the latter but 3 1/2 weeks old
of age, also his parents and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Ehrenfried, Miss Olive
Magers, and one brother, Victor, a student in the Starling Medical College.  The
funeral was held Wednesday morning at 2:00 from St. Joseph's Church and the
order of which he was a member attended."(page one)

      "The funeral of the late Dr. Charles F. Magers was held from St. Joseph's
Church Wednesday when a large concourse of the friends gathered to pay tribute
to the membrane and wind popularity of the departed.  The large Church was
filled to its capacity, it's being the largest funeral held in this city in a
long time.  The Night of Columbus, the German Benevolent Association, and the
Seneca County Medical Society, of which the deceased was a member, attended as
organizations, and that pallbearers chosen from among the medical fraternity,
were Drs. E. H. Porter, H. L. Wenner, H. B. Goading, R. R. Hendershott, W. K.
and R. C. Chamberlain.  A solemn Requiem mass was celebrated, the mass in four
voices by Ett being sang.  Rev. Hultgen officiating as celebrant, Rev. Waechter
as deacon, and Rev. Benner as a sub-deacon. At the conclusion of the mass Otto
Wagner sang "Rest Thee, Said Heart". The interment was made in St. Joseph's
Cemetery.  The relatives present from a distance were: Mrs. Charles Adelsperger,
Union City, Indiana; Mrs. Dow Adelsperger, Springfield; Mrs. Henry Adelsperger,
Columbus; Mrs. Mayo Cooper, John Brandeberry, and Parker Munger, Fostoria; Mrs.
Augusta Magers, Mrs. Joseph Rall and daughter, Jesse, Carey; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Adelsperger, Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. William Adelsperger, Alvada; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Mathias, Bucyrus; Mr. and Mrs. and Dominick Mathias, Findlay; and Charles
Mathias, Cleveland" (Seneca Advertiser, page one column six; and page five
column seven.).  

Charles Francis also had an obituary 2 May 1908 Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH
       (Daily Tribune, page 4 column 2.).


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