Wood County OhArchives Obituaries.....Valentine, M. C. "Mack" August 28, 1921
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Daily Sentinel Tribune, 29 August 1921
PNEUMONIA TOOK "MACK" VALENTINE
Father of Ten Children Died Sunday Morning - Contracted Pneumonia While Confined
to Bed with Broken Leg. 
M. C. Valentine, known to his many friends in this city as "Mack," died at his
home here on Hixon street Sunday morning at 4:45. About five weeks ago Mr.
Valentine had his leg broken while unloading pipe on Thurstin avenue. One week
ago last Tuesday while still confined to his bed with his injured leg, he
contracted pneumonia which was the direct cause of his death. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock from the late home. Rev. Reely, of
Toledo, will officiate. Interment will be made in Portage cemetery.
The deceased was born at Stoutsville, Piqua county, May 14, 1863, where he was
reared to a young man of eighteen when he came to Wood county, locating on a
farm six miles east of this city. In 1882 he was married to Tillie Simmons, a
Wood county girl. One son, Clarence, was born to this union. Mrs. Valentine died
in 1887. July 3, 1888, Mr. Valentine remarried to Mayvilla Ward, of east of
Bowling Green. Nine children, all of whom survive, has blessed this marriage.
Mr. Valentine came to Bowling Green in 1899 and had lived here since with the
exception of two years in Toledo.
Mr. Valentine united with the United Brethren church when a young man. Thru his
cheerful disposition and honest dealings with his fellow-men he had acquired a
large circle of warm friends who will regret learning of his death and extend
their heartfelt sympathy to the grief stricken family.
He leaves to sorrow for his passing, a wife and these children: Clarence, Mrs. H
H. Stahl, Rueben and Mrs. Will Sparks, all of Toledo, and McClelland, Rachel,
Florence, Erma, Charley and Versa, at home, besides one brother, James A., of
Troy, and one sister, Mrs. J J. Warner, of Stoutsville.

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