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HANSON, Artes
Newton
The Kokomo Tribune (Howard Co., Indiana); Friday 21 November 1975
ARTES N. HANSON
Artes N. Hanson, 91, Russiaville R.R. 1,
died at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, where he had
been a patient for one week. He had been in failing health for three
years.
Born July 14, 1884, in western Howard County, he was the son
of Charles and Hannah (Mason) Hanson. He was married April 27, 1907, to
Harriet James, who died 22 December 1971.
He was a retired farmer and had operated a school bus for 24
years. He was a member of New London Friends Church.
Surviving are a son, Charles Hanson of Russiaville; two
daughters, Mrs. Frank (Eva) Pruitt of Russiaville and Mrs. Merrell
(Esther) Hart of Kokomo; 7 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. A
sister, a grandson and a daughter preceded him in death.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Stout Funeral Home,
Russiaville, with the Rev. Blaine Stands officiating. Burial will be in
New London Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Saturday.
HANSON, Joseph
Edwin
The Kokomo Tribune (Howard Co., Indiana); Monday7 August 1950; pg. 11 col.
3
JOSEPH HANSON
Joseph Hanson, 93, a native of the New
London community and long a resident there, died Sunday morning at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Lessie Hibbler, in Marion where he had made his
home the last 12 years.
He was born January 20, 1857, the son of Edwin and Jane
Hanson, and was a birthright member of the New London Friends church. He
had been an artist many years.
Surviving with the daughter at whose home he lived are another
daughter and two sons, Raymond and Vern, all of Columbus, O. There are
several grandchildren, great grandchildren, nephews and nieces among the
latter being Mrs. Dora Baker, Mrs. Della Bowen and Mrs. Thurman Morris,
all of this city.
The body is at the Owen funeral home in Marion where services
will be held at 2:30 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. The funeral party then
will come to New London cemetery where interment will be made. The casket
will be opened at the cemetery.
HARRELL,
Charles Arthur
Marion Chronicle-Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 16 July 1973;
pg. 8, col. 5
CHARLES HARRELL
Charles A. Harrell, former Marion
resident, died at his home in Punta Gorda, Florida, Sunday Morning.
He is survived by his wife and three daughters, all of whom
live in Florida. He is also survived by his mother, Celesta Hibler of
Marion, and two sisters, Mrs. Wordner [Mae] Hedrick and Mrs. Ralph [Veryl]
Phillebaum both of Marion.
Funeral services and burial will be held in Punta Gorda,
Florida.
HARRELL, Wilbur
R.
Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Thursday 21 October 1920; pg.
12, col. 3
DEATH OF INFANT
Wilbur H. Harrell, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Harrell, 1208 Spencer Avenue, died last evening following a
brief illness.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at ten-thirty
o'clock from the residence. Interment will be made in the I.O.O.F.
cemetery.
HEADRICK,
Charles
Marion Weekly Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Friday 3 September 1886
CHARLES HEADRICK DIES IN COLORADO SPRINGS
Died, in Colorado Springs [El Paso Co.],
Colorado, Wednesday, 25 August 1886 of Consumption, Charles F. Headrick,
aged 44 years. Mr. Headrick was born in Grant County, Indiana and came to
Colorado Springs about two months ago, but too late for this climate to do
him any good. He was a member of Company F, 34th Regiment-Indiana
Volunteers. He was a son in law of our fellow townsman A.F. St. John. He
was a brave soldier and a much respected citizen. He was buried in
Colorado Springs Post G.A.R. on Thursday in Evergreen Cemetery, Rev. J.S.
Black of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. --Colorado Springs
Republic.
HEDDRICK, Mary
(Jacobs)
The Huntington Herald (Huntington Co., Indiana); Monday 9 June 1919
Mrs. Mary Heddrick, seventy-six years
old, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. B.F. Bricker, in Warren
Township, at 9 o'clock Saturday evening, after a lingering illness of a
complication of diseases.
Mrs. Heddrick was born 8 November 1842 to Leander and
Elizabeth Jacobs in White County, Indiana. She was united in marriage to
Jacob Heddrick in May 1862, and lived in Carrol County, Indiana, until the
death of her husband. She then removed to Huntington, residing in College
Park ten years. Since July she has been living with her daughter, Mrs.
Bricker, at whose home she died.
She is survived by three sons, Ed. Heddrick, Burrows, Indiana,
Dr. J.M. Heddrick, LaCrosse, Wisconsin, and L.J. Heddrick, Mulberry,
Indiana; three daughters, Mrs. Billetta Delong, Indianapolis, Mrs. John
Wilson, Thorntown, Indiana, and Mrs. B.F. Bricker of Warren Township,
Huntington County; one sister, Mrs. Nancy Geiger of Mott, ND; and four
brothers Richard Jacobs, Attica, Indiana, John W. Jacobs, Clarks Hill,
Indiana, B.A. Jacobs, of Columbus, Indiana, and Charles Jacobs of
Illinois. Eleven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren also survive.
The body was shipped to Mulberry, Indiana Monday morning, to
the home of her son L.J. Heddrick, where the funeral services will be
held.
Burial will take place at the Fa?? Haven Cemetery, north of
Mulberry.
HEDRICK, Andrew
J.
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Friday 22 December 1933
Funeral services for Andrew J. Hedrick,
73, who died Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Clara Kellogg, Thirty
fourth and Landess streets, will be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday at the
Shawley Chapel.
He had been a resident of South Marion for many years. Death
followed an illness of one month.
He is survived by two brothers, George Hedrick, Marion, and
Glen Hedrick, Hammond, Ind.
HEDRICK, Anna
Jane (Curtis)
Found in Widow’s Pension File
DIED
HEDRICK—In San Jose, Cal., July 13,
1924, Mrs. Anna J. Hedrick, loving mother of Charles L., William O.,
George H. and Ralph H. Hedrick, and Mrs. Maude Arrowsmith, a native of
Troy, Ohio, aged 82 years.
A member of Anna Ella Carroll Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral today (Tuesday),
July 15, 1924, at 2 o’clock p.m. from the chapel of Hacking & Williams,
East Santa Clara Street at Eighth. Interment Oak Hill cemetery.
HEDRICK,
Clementine V.
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Thursday 11 March 1943;
pg. 4, col. 4
CLEM HEDRICK DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
Clem Hedrick, seventy-nine, died at 10
p.m. Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Beahm, R.R. 5,
Muncie.
Mr. Hedrick was a well known resident of West Marion for many
years. Besides the daughter he is survived by two sons, Ivan, Hammond,
Indiana and Wardner, Marion; 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The body will lie in state at 2901 South Washington Street
pending funeral arrangements.
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Friday
12 March 1943; pg. 10, col. 4
Services for Clem Hedrick, 79, will be
held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Eighth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church.
Burial will be in Pipe Creek Cemetery, Rev. E.W. Mullen, pastor of the
Eighth Street Wesleyan Methodist Church, will officiate.
A widely known resident of West Marion for many years, Mr.
Hedrick died at 10 p.m. Wednesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Beahm, R.R. 5, Marion.
In addition to the daughter, Mr. Hedrick is survived by two
sons, Ivan, Hammond, Ind., and Wardner, Marion; 14 grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
The body will remain at 2901 South Washington street until
time for service.
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana);
Friday 12 March 1943; pg. 2, col. 6
SERVICES ARE ARRANGED FOR CLEM HEDRICK HERE
Last rites for Clem Hedrick,
seventy-nine, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Eighth Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church. Rev. E.W. Mullen, pastor, will officiate, and
burial will be in the Pipe Creek Cemetery. The body will be taken from
2901 South Washington street to the church at 1 p.m. to remain until after
services. Mr. Hedrick died Wednesday night at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Fred Beahm, R.R. 5, Marion.
HEDRICK, David
The Huntington Democrat, Pleasant Plain, (Huntington Co., Indiana);
Thursday 25 June 1885
The death of David Hedrick occurred at
Pleasant Plain last Monday at the age of 27 years. The funeral occurred
at Mt. Etna, Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Jacob Hester.
Consumption was the cause of death with which he had suffered for nearly a
year. He leaves a wife and two children.
HEDRICK, E.H.
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Thursday 31 May 1917
E.H. Hedrick, living at 3725 South Boots
street, died Wednesday morning at 6:30 o'clock form a complication of
diseases following a paralytic stroke he sustained some time ago. Mr.
Hedrick was 65 years of age and is survived by his wife and nine
children. The funeral will be conducted from the home Saturday morning at
10:30 o'clock, by the Rev. David Wells, and interment in the I.O.O.F.
Cemetery will follow.
HEDRICK, Effie
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Thursday 13 June 1929
Effie Hedrick, well known and prominent
daughter of J.D. and Eva L. Hedrick, died Wednesday morning at 4:30
o'clock at her home at Fourteenth and Boots streets following a long
illness. Funeral services are to be held at 11 o'clock Friday morning at
the Mt. Etna M.E. Church, where burial will be made. Surviving are the
parents, five brothers and six sisters.
HEDRICK, Elias
E.
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 14 February 1914
Elias E. Hedrick, 40 years of age, was
killed at his home in Lafontaine Friday by what was possibly the
accidental discharge of a shotgun. No one was in the room with Mr.
Hedrick when he received the fatal wound and he was never able to give an
explanation of the transaction. He was wounded at 11:20 a.m. and died
within thirty minutes from internal hemorrhage.
Mrs. Hedrick, wife of the man accidentally killed, was in the
kitchen getting dinner when she heard the shot in the sitting room.
Neighbors were summoned as quickly as possible and Dr. Dicken was called.
Hedrick said to him as he entered the house, "Dr. I am suffering
terribly." A hypodermic injection relieved the wounded man's pain.
Shortly before his death occurred he said in answer to a question, "I can
see light."
The shot from the 20-guage shotgun entered Hedrick's upper
abdomen possibly going through the stomach and passing in an upward
position into the lungs. While the skin was not powder burned the muzzle
of the gun was close, since the shot had not scattered but had torn one
large hole in the wall of the abdomen. It is the supposition that Hedrick
had taken the gun from its rack in preparation for using it and that
something was wrong with the gun and in attempting to find the cause it
was accidentally discharged.
Dr. G.G. Eckhart was called from this city to Lafontaine, the
physicians there regarding that possibly the man would survive the shock
and that there might be an opportunity to save his life by an operation
but the man was beyond surgical aid when Dr. Eckhart arrived.
Elias Hedrick formerly worked with his father who for many
years had a general store at Banquo. He was fairly well known in Marion,
having much business here. Some time ago he moved to Lafontaine and
conducted a grocery there but closed out this business last November and
since then had not been engaged in any business.
HEDRICK, Eva (Searles)
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 2 May 1931
Mrs. Eva Hedrick, 54, wife of Jess
Hedrick, died at her home, 205 West Fourteenth street, yesterday
afternoon, after an illness of a few weeks of heart trouble. Funeral
arrangements have not been completed. Mrs. Hedrick had lived in Grant and
Huntington counties all her life, the last eight years of which were spent
in Marion.
Surviving are the husband; five daughters, Edna, Ada, Doris,
Blanche, and Ruby; and six sons, John, Edgar, Alvin, Albert, Everett, and
Chester.
HEDRICK, Fay
(Fenton)
Kokomo Tribune (Howard Co., Indiana); Wednesday 2 August 1950; pg. 11
col. 4
MRS. FAY HEDRICK EXPIRES
Mrs. Fay Hedrick, 71, wife of Charles
Hedrick, of Warsaw, and former resident of Bunker Hill, died Monday
afternoon in a Warsaw hospital. She was stricken with paralysis July
25.
Funeral services will be conducted in Bunker Hill Baptist
church at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon, with the Rev. lee Lantz and the
Rev. David Lowe officiating. The body will lie in state at the church
from noon Thursday until the funeral hour. Until 11 o’clock Thursday
morning, the body will remain at the Bibly funeral home in Warsaw.
Interment will be in Springdale cemetery at Bunker Hill.
Survivors include the husband and five children: Raymond
Hedrick of Indianapolis; Mrs. Lucile Garner and Mrs. Maymie Hooven, both
of Peru; Mrs. Dorothy Westfall, of Pasadena, Calif. And Mrs. Bernice
Clays, Pecan, Ill. Surviving also are two brothers and a sister, Ralph
Fenton, Chicago, and Ray Fenton and Mrs. Harley Jones, both of Peru,
together with 11 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. One daughter
and one brother preceded her in death.
Born in Peru on March 1, 1879, the deceased was a daughter
of Charles and Anna Fenton. She and the surviving husband were married
in Peru in 1896.
HEDRICK, Flora
(Allen)
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 29 February 1932;
pg. 1, col. 1
MRS. FLORA HEDRICK DIES AT HOME HERE
Mrs. Flora Hedrick, 64, died at 11:30
p.m. Sunday at her home, 2306 West Ninth Street, following a lingering
illness.
Surviving are the husband, Clem Hedrick;
two sons, Ivan of Hammond and Warden of Marion; and a daughter, Mrs. Helen
Beam, Indianapolis. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
HEDRICK, George
Washington
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 28 September 1935
George W. Hedrick, 92, died at his home
here at 7:30 p.m. Friday. He had been ill several months.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday from the
residence, 214 North E. street, with Rev. H.R. Ford, pastor of the First
Christian church in charge. Burial will be in the Lafontaine Cemetery.
Military rites also will be held.
Mr. Hedrick was a Civil War veteran. He was a member of the
First Christian Church and the G.A.R. He had lived in Marion 16 years.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Fred Bloomer, Marion, and
Mrs. Charles Garrison, North Manchester, eight grandchildren and ten great
grandchildren.
Marion Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 28
September 1935
Funeral rites for George W. Hedrick, 92,
will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the home, 214 North E street. Rev. H.R.
Ford, pastor of the First Christian Church, will be in charge. Burial
will be in the Lafontaine Cemetery. Military rites also will be held.
Mr. Hedrick, a Civil War veteran, died at his home here at 7:30 p.m.
Friday. He had been ill several months.
Mr. Hedrick was a member of Co. C Twelfth Infantry during the
Civil War, taking part in Sherman's march to the sea.
He was a farmer in Wabash and Huntington counties and 16 years
ago came to Marion to live. He was a member of the First Christian Church
and the G.A.R.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charles Garrison, North
Manchester; eight grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. His wife
died four years ago.
HEDRICK, Jacob
M.
Marion News Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 10 April 1909
Jacob M. Hedrick, son of J.J. and Mary
Hedrick, was born in Huntington county, Indiana, June 17, 1848. He was a
member of a family consisting of seven brothers and sisters. He was
united in marriage to Mary E. Losure November 25, 1871. This union was
blessed with four children, two sons and two daughters, only one of these
children remain in life, Mrs. Dessie Nelson. He was again united in
marriage to Mrs. Mary F. Ballard, April 7, 1903. He was 60 years, 9
months, 20 days of age.
HEDRICK, Jerome
Marion Daily Leader (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 13 February 1911
JEROME HEDRICK IS DEAD
Jerome Hedrick, former Marion resident
and a single man, died Sunday morning at Kentland [Newton Co.], Indiana,
where he went a short time ago. His father lives at Wabash and a brother
lives near Van Buren. The body will be brought here this evening and will
be met at the 2:37 Pennsylvania train by A.E. Stuart and taken to Mr.
Stuart's undertaking parlors where the funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow. The burial will be in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Particulars of
the death are not known here.
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana);
Monday 13 February 1911
HEDRICK FUNERAL SET FOR TUESDAY
The body of Jerome Hedrick arrived in
Marion on the 2:37 Panhandle train Monday afternoon from the west and was
taken to the A.E. Stuart undertaking parlors, from which place the funeral
will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with burial in the I.O.O.F.
Cemetery. Mr. Hedrick died at Kentland [Newton Co.], Indiana early Sunday
morning following a short illness with a complication of diseases. He was
formerly a resident of Marion and has a number of relatives living in
Grant County. His father is a resident of Wabash, and a brother lives at
Van Buren.
Marion News Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Tuesday
14 February 1911
Jerome Hedrick, formerly of Marion, died
Sunday morning at Kentland [Newton Co.], Indiana, where he had gone a
short time ago. He lived in Marion for about thirteen years, and was
employed at the Marion Handle factory. He was unmarried. His father,
Charles Hedrick, lives at Pleasant Plain, Huntington County, and two
brothers and one sister survive. These are Jonathan of Kentland, Jesse of
Mt. Etna; and Mrs. Ida Shank of Alexandria. The body was brought to
Marion yesterday afternoon on the Panhandle, and taken to A.E. Stuart's
undertaking parlors, where the funeral will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Interment in Marion I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
The order of Red Men, of which Mr. Hedrick was a member, will
have charge of the funeral services.
HEDRICK, John
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 23 December 1895;
pg. 8, col. 4
DIED
The infant child of Lem Hedrick and wife of West Tenth Street
died last night and was buried this afternoon.
[NOTE--According to birth record, John was born on 23
December 1895, he either died that day, or the next. The date of the
paper, and the wording of the obit, is a bit confusing, especially when
this exact obit appears in the semi weekly paper on the 24th. John could
not have died on the 22nd, as he wasn't born yet.--Amy Hedrick]
HEDRICK, Landis
Marion Daily Leader (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 10 October 1898
DEATH OF DERRICK BUILDER; Results From a Fall in
Which the Skull Was Crushed
Landis Hedrick, a derrick builder in the
Van Buren oil field, fell from a derrick, a distance of thirty feet last
Wednesday, striking on the back part of his head, crushing the skull.
Death resulted from the injuries Saturday. The deceased was a married man
and resided in Van Buren.
HEDRICK, Mary
A. (Denton)
Marion Morning News (Grant Co., Indiana); Sunday 19 February 1899
Mary A. Hedrick died at the house of
James Denton, East Charles street, Sunday morning of peritonitis. The
deceased was aged 41 years. The funeral will be held this morning at Mt.
Etna, Huntington County.
HEDRICK, Mary
Elizabeth (Harrold)
Marion Leader Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Tuesday 3 November 1931
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E.
Hedrick, 83, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Christian church at
Lafontaine. Rev. Gus Thompson of Wabash county will be in charge assisted
by Rev. H.R. Ford, Marion. Burial will be in Lafontaine Cemetery.
Mrs. Hedrick died Monday night at her home, 214 North E.
street. She had been a resident of Marion for 13 years and was a member
of the First Christian Church.
Surviving are the husband, George W. Hedrick; a daughter, Mrs.
Fred Bloomer, Marion; a step-daughter, Mrs. Charles Garrison, North
Manchester; a brother, Charles Harrell, Lincolnville; a sister, Mrs.
Daniel Forrester, Lafontaine.
HEDRICK, Mary
Fannie (Walker) Ballard
Marion Daily Leader (Grant Co., Indiana); Thursday 24 November 1910
WELL KNOWN WOMAN OF VAN BUREN, DESPONDENT BECAUSE SHE
WAS ALONE IN THE WORLD, ENDED HER LIFE WITH ACID
Despondent because she was practically
alone in the world, having no near relatives, Mrs. Fannie Hedrick, aged
56, widow of the late Jacob Hedrick, committed suicide Thanksgiving
morning in Van Buren by drinking carbolic acid.
Little could be ascertained as to the motive other than
despondency. She was with her step-daughter, Mrs. Homer Oliver, on Second
street, and members of the family were astounded when she came staggering
into the sitting room shortly before 6 o'clock this morning and stated she
had taken carbolic acid.
Dr. Toney was called at once but the deadly acid had done its
work. She died about 9 o'clock after great effort had been made to
counteract the influence of the acid.
Mrs. Hedrick is said to have made no statement other than she
was tired of living and took the acid with the intention of ending her
life. She had no near relatives, but had a step-daughter and step-son,
the children of her second husband. Mr. Hedrick, her second husband, died
a little over a year ago. It is thought that she chose for ending her
life the day on which most people are joyous and happy for the reason she
could not endure recollections of happy days, which to her seemed past
forever.
Prior to her marriage to Mr. Hedrick, several years ago Mrs.
Hedrick was the widow of Dr. Ballard, once a well known physician of Van
Buren. She had lived in Van Buren a number of years.
Mrs. Hedrick, it is learned, lived at 1502 South Branson
street, Marion, and was only in Van Buren on a visit, going there two
weeks ago. She was a particular friend of Dr. and Mrs. R.A. Barnes of
Branson street and they were greatly shocked when told this morning of the
death of Mrs. Hedrick.
Mrs. Barnes said that since the death of Mr. Hedrick, Mrs.
Hedrick seemed despondent at times and altogether a different woman but
also had never dreamed of her committing suicide. Mr. Hedrick's estate
was somewhat involved at the time of his death but there was a means left
and it is hardly believed that financial difficulties could have caused
her act.
Mrs. Hedrick was a very proud member of the Christian Church
of Van Buren but since her residence in Marion has attended the First
Friends Church on account of its convenience. Mrs Hedrick was observed by
friends at the Methodist Church in Van Buren a week ago last Sunday and
since she scarcely ever attended that church the matter was commented on.
A woman of most excellent character and with no known cause
why she should take her life the case presents a great mystery. Her
residence in Marion has been only since the death of her late husband.
Her girlhood was spent in Ohio but early in life she came to Van Buren.
She reared the children of her first husband from infants and was to them
an excellent mother.
[NOTE--Mary signed her last will and testament just a
couple of weeks before her suicide on 8 November 1910, maybe she was
thinking ahead?--Amy Hedrick]
HEDRICK, Paul
David
--written by Amy Hedrick
Paul David Hedrick was born 8 September
1940 to Wordner David Hedrick and Viola Mae Harrell in Marion, Grant Co.,
Indiana. On 17 August 2003, at the age of 62, he passed away at home in
Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida.
Due to the untimely death of my father, and my mother's
privacy, an official obituary was never printed in any newspapers, and
only close friends and relatives were made aware of his passing.
Paul spent his whole life growing up in Marion, school,
friends, jobs, etc. At the start of the Vietnam war, he was drafted into
the U.S. Army and stationed in Turkey to guard nuclear weapons. While
there he took many photos and collected souvenirs. Those photos are now in
my possession.
After his service was over he married Mary Ellen Shafer on 20
November 1966. To them two children were born, Scott Allen Hedrick now of
Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida and Amy Lyn Hedrick, now of Waynesville,
Brantley Co., Georgia.
Paul studied to become a locksmith, and in 1987 realized his
dream of going into his own business, and bought H & T Locks in Brunswick,
Glynn Co., Georgia. He relocated his whole family and continued in life
there for about 10 more years. Later, he sold the business and moved to
Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida with his wife and son.
Paul is survived by his wife; children; two grandchildren; two
brothers, Robert Hedrick of Gas City, Grant Co., Indiana and John Hedrick
of Jacksonville, Duval Co., Florida; one sister Esther Paschal of Griffin,
Georgia; and several nieces and nephews.
HEDRICK, Rachel
Pearl (Wiand)
Marion Weekly Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Friday 6 October 1905
SUICIDE OF MRS. HEADRICK NEAR BANQUO--Mrs. Pearl
Headrick took Strichnine After Visit to Fairmount.
DAUGHTER OF ISRAEL WIAND OF THIS CITY--Death Due to
Domestic Troubles It Is Said Died Tuesday.
Shortly after reaching her home,
three-quarters of a mile west of Banquo, Monday afternoon from a visit at
Fairmount, Mrs. Pearl Headrick, aged 35, wife of Elias Headrick, swallowed
a large quantity of strychnine and death resulted at 2 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
She gave no cause for her rash act, but it is supposed that
domestic difficulties led to her suicide.
She is a daughter of Israel Wiand, living at 1512 South Adams
street, this city and a brother of John Wiand, living at the same
address. Her sister, Mrs. Wesley Fowler, resides at Converse. Mrs. J.
Headrick lived in Marion most of her life before going to Banquo about
seven years of ago. Besides a father and brother she has numerous
relatives in this city. The relatives received messages this morning
telling of the suicide.
Mrs. Headrick and her husband returned home from Fairmount
yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock. While the husband was at the barn
putting away the rig in which they had ridden from Fairmount, the woman
swallowed the poison. When the husband found her he sent to neighbors for
assistance and doctors were summoned.
When she was asked why she had taken the poison she only
replied:
"If you had gone through what I did you would well know the
reason."
The woman lingered until Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock. She
died without making any further statement. Relatives in this city were
shocked at the news of the suicide, and can not assign any cause. The
funeral took place Thursday afternoon.
HEDRICK, Richard Eugene
The News Journal (Mansfield, OH); Sunday 26 October 2003; online
article
MANSFIELD -- Richard E. Hedrick, 78, of Richwood Drive, died Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 23, 2003, in MedCentral/Mansfield Hospital after a short
illness.
He was born
Aug. 28, 1925, in Marion, Ind., to Ivan C. and Agnes V. Campbell Hedrick;
graduated from Hammond High School in Hammond, Ind., in 1944; and earned
his bachelor's degree from Indiana University in 1953.
A U.S. Army
veteran, Richard served two years in the European Theater, specifically in
the Bavarian region. During the Korean War, he served two years on the
Korean Peninsula.
Richard's
career in retail management began with JC Penney Co., but most of his
working years were spent as an independent sales representative.
He was a
member of First Presbyterian Church, where he served the congregation as a
Stephens Minister and Deacon. Richard was also a member of the Mansfield
Men's Garden Club, Mount Zion Lodge 9 F&AM, and Baku Grotto.
An
enthusiastic gardener, he also dearly enjoyed playing golf.
He is
survived by his loving wife, Willa Jean Herder Hedrick, whom he married
July 26, 1953.
The funeral
service will be held Friday, Oct. 31, 2003, at noon in the chapel of First
Presbyterian Church, 399 S. Trimble Road, Mansfield, with the Rev. Dr.
David Hartzfeld presiding. Friends may call in the parlor of church from
11 a.m. until time of the service. Burial will follow in Mansfield
Cemetery, where the Richland County Joint Veterans Council will hold
graveside military honors.
Memorial
contributions to First Presbyterian Church may be made at the funeral
home.
HEDRICK, Sarah
Jane (Webb)
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 13 March 1905
Mrs. Sarah Hendrick, aged 71 years, died
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of her son, Clement
Hendrick, 2540 West Tenth street, after an extended period of illness.
Mrs. Hedrick was born in Virginia but has lived most of her life in
Indiana. She has lived in Marion three years. She, with her two sons,
John and Andrew, lived in South Marion until a few months ago when the
mother fell, injuring herself. Then she was taken to the home of the
married son. It was not known at the time of her injury that Mrs. Hedrick
had broken two ribs. She was afflicted with nervousness from this
accident and for two months past had been totally blind. The funeral
occurred at 1 o'clock today from the Eighth Street Wesleyan Church.
Interment taking place in the Burson Cemetery, three and a half miles east
of the city, where the parents of the deceased were buried.
HEDRICK,
Sherman
Marion Daily Leader (Grant Co., Indiana); Saturday 18 February 1899
While at the Service Box and Handle
factory in North Marion, Friday, Sherman Hedrick's left thumb was cut off
at the first joint by a rip saw.
HEDRICK, Viola
Mae (Harrell)
Marion Chronicle Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Friday 29 May 1992; pg.
A9, col. 1
GAS CITY--V. Mae Hedrick, 86, 627 E.N. H
St., Gas City, died at 11:10 a.m. Thursday in the Twin City Nursing Home.
Mrs. Hedrick was born in Sweetser and was a former Marion
resident. She was a homemaker and a member of the Eighth Street Wesleyan
Church.
She is survived by four sons, Robert, Gas City; Wilbur,
Dayton, Ohio; John, Jacksonville, Florida; Paul, Brunswick, Georgia; a
daughter, Mrs. James (Esther) Paschal, Griffin, Georgia; a sister, Veryl
Paschal, Bennetts Switch; 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and
three step-great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Needham-Storey
Funeral Service, Storey Chapel, 400 E. main St., Gas City, with the Rev.
Ben Gray officiating. Burial will be in the Estates of Serenity Cemetery,
Marion.
Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.
HEDRICK,
William
The Warren Republican (Huntington Co., Indiana); Thursday 23 April
1891
Last Saturday morning the body of Wm.
Hedrick, who lived with his grandmother at Pleasant Plain, was found dead
in the corner of the fence along the road, a short distance east of Daniel
Groff's, in Jefferson Twp. It appears that Hedrick, whose age was about
eighteen years, came to Warren on Friday with two other young men named
Charles and Dan Adams, and became very much intoxicated, especially
Hedrick. They were afoot and did not start home till towards evening.
When they passed Col. Perdue's, Charles Adams was leading Hedrick, and a
short distance beyond the house the latter fell down in the road. Adams
came back and got Perdue to go and help him get Hedrick. Perdue says that
Hedrick was the drunkest man he ever saw. He helped start the boys on,
and Adams succeeded in getting Hedrick about five miles on the road
towards home and gave out. He left Hedrick by the fence, he [Hedrick]
telling him to go on home and he would come after awhile. On inquiry the
next morning Adams learned that Hedrick had not yet come home and he went
back to where he had left him and found him dead. The Coroner's inquest
resulted in finding that Hedrick's death was caused by whisky and
exposure. The funeral was held the next day, conducted by Rev. Albert
Smith, who preached an able sermon, and the remains were buried at Mt.
Etna.
HEDRICK,
Wordner David
Marion Chronicle Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Wednesday 2 November
1988; pg. A15, col. 1
Wordner D. Hedrick, 85, 2331 W. 14th St.,
Marion, died at 6 p.m. Monday in the Bradner Village Health Care Center
after a long illness
Born near Hanfield, Mr. Hedrick was a life resident of Grant
County. He was retired from Bahr Brothers Manufacturing and was a member
of the West Eighth Street Wesleyan Church, Marion.
Surviving are his wife of 60 years, Viola Mae; four sons,
Robert, Gas City; Wilbur, Dayton, Ohio; John, Jacksonville, Florida; and
Paul, Brunswick, Georgia; a daughter, Mrs. James (Esther) Paschal,
Griffin, Georgia; 16 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Needham-Storey
Funeral Service, Needham Chapel, 814 S. Adams St., Marion with the Rev.
Ben Gray officiating. Burial will be in the Marion I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
HIBLER, Celesta
(Hanson) Harrell
Marion Chronicle Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Sunday 17 April
1983; pg. 8, col. 6
CELESTA HIBLER
Celesta Hibler, 99, Bradner Village,
Marion, died at 1:50 a.m. Saturday at Marion General Hospital following a
brief illness.
Born in Russiaville, Indiana, she had lived most of her life
in the Marion area. Mrs. Hibler was a former member of the Marion
Philharmonic Orchestra and a former violin instructor.
Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Francis [Veryl] Welsh,
Gas City and Mrs. Wordner [Mae] Hedrick, Marion; one sister Carrie Young,
Columbus, Ohio; nine grandchildren; five stepgrandchildren; 13 great
grandchildren; 32 step great grandchildren; and one great-great
grandchild.
Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Needham and Son
Funeral Home, 814 S. Adams St., Marion, with the Rev. A.W. Thomason
officiating. Burial will be in Grant Memorial Park Cemetery, Marion.
Friends may call from 2 to 6 p.m. today at the funeral home.
HEALTON, Alvin
Scott
The Kokomo Tribune; Friday 9 October 1942; pg. 3 col. 4
A.F. HEALTON
New London, Ind., Oct. 8—A.F. Healton,
81, died at his home west of New London, in Monroe township, at 1 o’clock
Thursday morning. He had been bedfast seven years.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Cloverdale
church.
HIBLER, Elwood
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 7 June 1954
ELWOOD HIBLER
Serious illness of two weeks had proved
fatal today to Elwood Hibler, 82, retired molder. His death occurred at
7:45 p.m. Sunday at his home, 2708 S. Boots St. Relatives said he had
been in ill health for several years.
Native of Ohio, Mr. Hibler had lived in this community for 35
years. He was affiliated with the Jehovah's Witnesses.
Survivors are the widow, Celesta; one stepson, Charles
Harrell, Bradentown, Fla., and two step-daughters, Mrs. Mae Hedrick,
Marion, and Mrs. Veryl Hartwell, San Bernardino, Calif., and nine
grandchildren.
The body was taken to 2722 S. Washington St. where friends may
call after 7 p.m.
Marion Leader-Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana);
Tuesday 8 June 1954
HIBLER FUNERAL SERVICES ARE SET
Funeral services for Elwood Hibler, 82
year old retired moulder, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at 2722 S.
Washington St. Burial will be in Grant Memorial Park.
Mr. Hibler died Sunday at his home at 2708 S. Boots St. after
a serous illness of two weeks. he was a native of Ohio but had lived in
this community for the past 35 years. He was affiliated with Jehovah's
Witnesses.
Survivors include the widow, Celesta; one stepson, Charles
Harrell, Bradentown, Fla., and two step-daughters, Mrs. Mae Hedrick,
Marion, and Mrs. Veryl Hartwell, San Bernardino, Calif., and nine
grandchildren.
HOBSON, Esther
Jane (Hanson)
The Kokomo Tribune (Howard Co., Indiana); Monday 9 April 1934; pg. 12 col.
2
DIES OF PARALYSIS—MRS. JANE HOBSON SUCCUMBS EARLY
SUNDAY AT HOME NEAR NEW LONDON
New London, Ind., April 3—(Tribune
Special)—Mrs. Jane Hobson, 74, wife of William Hobson, residing northwest
of New London, died at 5 o’clock Sunday morning. Death resulted from
paralysis with which she was stricken Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Hobson was the daughter of Elijah Hanson and died on the
farm on which she was born. She had a wide circle of friends and was
known for her kindly manner and benevolence in the community.
Besides the husband she is survived by one sister, Mrs. Lee
Willis residing northwest of New London, a daughter, Mrs. Marie Parse who
lived at the parental home and one granddaughter.
Funeral services will be held at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning at
the New London Friends church.
HOLLINGSWORTH,
Amy (Hanson)
The Kokomo Tribune (Howard Co., Indiana); Tuesday 11 March 1941; pg. 2
col. 4
NATIVE OF NEW LONDON DIES IN MARION HOME
Mrs. Amy Hollingsworth, 66, wife of
Samuel T. Hollingsworth, 1535 West Nelson street, Marion, died at a
nursing home there late Monday afternoon. She had been ill for the past
year and during the time was a patient of Robert Long hospital in
Indianapolis for several weeks.
Funeral services will be held at the New London Friends church
at 10:30 o’clock Thursday morning. Burial will be made in the New London
cemetery. The body is at the Raven mortuary, 911 South Washington street,
Marion.
A native of Howard county, Mrs. Hollingsworth had resided in
Marion for 39 years. She was the daughter of Edwin Hanson and was born
and reared in Monroe township. She was a birthright member of the Friends
church.
Surviving are the husband; two sons, Walter and William, both
of Marion; a stepson, E.J. Hollingsworth, Marion; a daughter, Mrs. Mary
Morris of Redkey; a sister, Mrs. Arletta Harshbarger of Fairmount; two
half-brothers, Will Hobson of New London, and Joe Hanson of Marion; a
half-sister, Mrs. Mary Davis of Kokomo, and three grandchildren and a step
grandchild.
HOLMAN, George
W.
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 2 August 1909; pgs. 1
& 2
DEATH CAUSED BY PARALYSIS—Well Known Resident of
Grant County Was Called to His Reward Sunday Morning After a Very Long
Illness.
George W. Holman, aged 72 years and a
well known resident of Grant county, died at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning
at his home five miles northwest of Marion after a comparatively long
illness with a complication of diseases. Last Friday Mr. Holman suffered
a stroke of paralysis and this proved the direct cause of his death. He
had been in failing health for a number of years and his demise did not
come as a great shock to his immediate friends and relatives. The
decedent was one of the oldest residents of the county, and the community
loses one of its best and most highly respected residents of the county.
He was well known through this part of the state and hundreds of friends
will mourn his untimely demise.
Mr. Holman became a member of the Friends church early in
life. He was born in Wayne county, Ind., August 5, 1827, and removed to
Grant county in the year 1832. He was married to Malinda Cain, August 28,
1855, and they went to housekeeping on the farm where he died; having
lived there continuously for fifty-four years. He leaves a wife and two
sons, Byron and David, both residents of Pleasant township.
The funeral will take place at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning from
the Holman residence in Pleasant township and the services will be
conducted by the Rev. Hiatt, pastor of the First Friends church of
Marion. The funeral will no doubt be largely attended.
Marion News Tribune (Grant Co., Indiana); Monday 2
August 1909; pg. 8
GEORGE HOLMAN AGED CITIZEN DIED SUNDAY
George W. Holman, aged 72 years, died at
his home five miles northwest of Marion at 10:30 o’clock Sunday morning.
Last Friday Mr. Holman suffered a stroke of paralysis the effects of which
caused his death. Mr. Holman was one of the oldest residents of the
county and in his death the county loses one of its best and most highly
respected citizens. He was well known throughout this part of the state
and hundreds of friends and many relatives will mourn his loss. The
deceased joined the Friends church early in life and was one of the old
time Quakers. He was born in Wayne county August 5, 1827 and moved to
Grant county in the year 1832. He married Malindy Cain, in Grant county,
on August 23, 1855. He and his wife went to house keeping on the same
farm on which he died, living there continuously for 54 years. Mr. Holman
is survived by his widow and two sons, Byron and David Webster, all
residents of Pleasant township.
The funeral will be held from the Holman residence in Pleasant
township Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. The services will be conducted by
the Rev. Hiatt, pastor of the First Friends church of this city.
HOLMAN, Malinda
(Cain)
Marion Daily Chronicle (Grant Co., Indiana); Tuesday 7 February 1911; pg.
5
LIVED ON FARM FOR 64 YEARS
Malinda Holman, aged seventy-three years,
died at her home four miles north of Marion on the Mt. Olive pike at 10:45
o’clock Monday night after an illness of only four days. Death was due to
old age. She was born in Grant county and when at the age of eighteen
years she married and settled on the farm on which she died, had she lived
until spring she would have been on the farm fifty-six years [sic]. Mrs.
Holman was the widow of the late George W. Holman. She is survived by a
son, Byron Holman, three sisters and four brothers. Mrs. Holman was an
aunt of Orange and William Holman of Marion.
The funeral will be held from the Mt. olive church at 10
o’clock Wednesday morning, Rev. Sharp officiating. Burial will be made in
the Marion I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Marion Leader (Grant Co., Indiana); Wednesday 8
February 1911; pg. 8 col. 4
DEATH OF MRS. HOLMAN
Mrs. Malinda Holman, aged 73 years, died
at her home, four miles north of Marion on the Mt. Olive pike at 10:30
o’clock Monday night after an illness of but four days duration. Death is
said to have been due to old age and general debility. She was born in
Grant county and shortly after her marriage settled on the farm on which
she died. Mrs. Holman was the widow of the late George W. Holman. She
leaves one son Byron Holman, three sisters, and four brothers. She was an
aunt of Orange and William Holman of this city. The funeral was held from
the Mt. Olive church at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning with the Rev. Sharp
officiating. Interment took place in the I.O.O.F. cemetery in this city.
HUYS, Catherine
Marie
The Goshen News (Elkhart Co., Indiana); 22 May 2008
March 8, 1924-May 20, 2008
OSCEOLA, Ind.—Catherine Marie Huys, 84,
died Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Elkhart General Hospital.
She married Clifford Snyder Jr. Feb. 14, 1944, in Goshen.
He died in action on Normandy Beach July 4, 1944. She married George
J. Huys, June 12, 1948, in Goshen. He died Oct. 9, 1998.
Surviving are two sons, Geoffrey J. Huys, Wausau, Wis., and
Michael W. Huys, Goshen.
There will be no visitation or services. Burial will be in
Little Pine Cemetery, Goshen. |
