Birth announcement from the Zanesville Signal, page 8, 23 Feb 1937:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schehl of Caldwell announce
the birth of a son Tuesday morning, Feb. 22 [1938]. Mr. and
Mrs. John Schehl, Commissioner and Mrs. William Schehl are
grandparents to the new arrival.The following appeared in The Zanesville (OH) Signal newspaper on November 23, 1939: The small son [David Schell] of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schell
sustained a severe gash on his forehead Tuesday, when he fell
at his home. Several stiches were taken by the attending physician.
David Schellis a graduate of St. Francis de Sales High School, Newark, OH
The following wedding announcement appeared in The Newark (OH) Advocate newspaper on January 28, 1961: Name Attendants for Kirk And Schell Wedding Feb. 4 MISS JANE KAY KIRK AND HER FIANCE, David P. Schell, have
chosen the attendants for their wedding which will solemnized
Saturday, Feb. 4 at 11:30 a.m. in St. Frances de Sales Church. Miss Kirk has asked the prospective bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Douglas Heffley, to be her matron of honor and her sister Miss
Donna Kirk to serve as bridesmaid. Charles Schell will be best man for his brother and brothers of
the prospective bridegroom and bride-elect, Claire and Danny
Schell and Thomas and Jack Kirk, will be the ushers. Guests have been invited to the YMCA immediately following
the wedding. Hostesses will be Misses Deanna Hahn, Sally
Loughman, Marianne Crist, Joyce Boyling and Mrs. William
Ratliff. Miss Kirk is a graduate of Newark High School with the class
of 1958 and she is employed in the main accounting department
of the Ohio Power Company. Mr. Schell was graduated from St. Frances de Sales High School
with the class of 1955 and is self-employed,The following wedding announcement appeared in The Newark (OH) Advocate newspaper on February 4, 1961: Jane Kirk -- D. P. Schell Exchange Nuptial Vows MISS JANE KAY KIRK plighted her troth to David Paul Schell
in a double ring ceremony solemnized in St. Frances de Sales
Church at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. The Rev. Fr. William D. Huber
officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartzell M. Kirk, 176
E. Main St., and Mr. Schell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
W. Schell, Newark, RFD 6. Decorating the altar were French baskets filled with white
chrysanthemums, gladioli and greenery. White satin bows
marked the family pews. The musical prelude was given by the church organist
Giancito Filipetto. Mrs. Douglas Heffley, sister of the bride-
groom, acted as matron of honor and Miss Donna Kirk, sister
of the bride, as bridesmaid. Charles Schell brother of the bridegroom. Jack Kirk and
Thomas Kirk, brothers of the bride (sic) Hartzell M. Kirk, father of the bride, gave her in marriage and
she was wearing a gown of white peau de sore and Venice
Lace, en princess. The bodice, appliqued with lace medallions,
was designed with a bateau neckline and long sleeves which
tapered over the hands. Matching medallions of the Venice lace
caught appliqued bows of the peau de sore to festoon the front
panel of the bouffant skirt, which featured a pleated back. It fell
into a circular train. The fingertip veil of imported French illusion was caught to a
crown of crystals accented with a crystal tear drop. The bride
carried an arm bouquet of red roses tied with a large white satin
bow. The matron of honor wore an antique gold chiffon velvet dress
designed with a straight street length skirt. The bodice had a low
scooped neckline, front and back, and long, tight sleeves. Fashion
accents were a matching satin cummerbund, and a double flounce
at the side which fell to the hem of the dress. The bridesmaid wore
an identical dress in emerald green chiffon velvet. The wore
matching shoes and large picture hats of matching velvet. Both
carried arm bouquets, the maid of honor of white roses and the
bridesmaid yellow roses. The reception for 150 guests was held in the YMCA where the four
-tier wedding cake was topped with miniature white doves and wedding
rings. It was surrounded by red roses. The bride's mother was wearing a champagne lace and taffeta dress,
and the mother of the bridegroom had selected a moss green lace and
taffeta dress. Both wore matching accessories and corsages of pink
camellias. Assisting as hostesses were Misses Deanna Hahn, Sally Loughman,
Marianne Crist, Joyce Boyling and Mrs. William Ratliff. Out of town
guests were present from California, New Jersey and Canton,
Caldwell, Bethesda, Zanesville and Toledo, Ohio. The newlyweds will leave for a wedding trip in the New England
States and for traveling the bride has chosen a black French knit suit
with black and white accessories and a black coat with a mink collar.
She is a graduate of Newark High School, class of 1958 and is
employed in the main accounting department of the Ohio Power
Company. The bridegroom is a graduate of St. Frances de Sales High School,
class of 1961 and is self-employed. They will be at home in Newark
RFD 5 after Feb. 18.
Wayne Sorg's obituary appeared in the Pittsburgh (PA) Post Gazette newspaper on May 15, 2007
SORG WAYNE C. 85, of North Versailles on Monday, May 14, 2007 at home; husband of Margaret (Peters) Sorg; father of Twila Swauger, Nancy (Stan) Costanzo and the late Arthur W Sorg; father-in-law of Debbie Sorg; grandfather of Carol Reed, Jeff McNeill, Karen Loving, Vince and Anita Costanzo, Tisa Kramer and Janice Sorg; eight great-grandchildren; brother of Alverna Potter and Ralph Sorg; also nieces and nephews.
Visitation Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9 PM at the Forgie-Snyder Funeral Home, 1032 Broadway East McKeesport where a Blessing Service will be Wednesday 10 AM.
Living in Columbus, Ohio at the time of his father's death in 1953. According to the online Ohio death certificate index, Earl was married at the time of his death.
Bernard Warner was involved in an accident that killed his uncle Andrew, according to this article that appeared in the Zanesville Signal on 22 Nov 1944:
ACCIDENT VICTIM FUNERAL TUESDAY
Funeral services for Andrew Warner, 63, of Fulda, Noble
county, who was killed Saturday when his automobile over-
turned near his home, will be held at 9:30 o’clock Tuesday
morning at St. Mary's Catholic church at Fulda with Rev. Fr.
B. J. Mattes officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery
by the Brubach funeral home at Summerfield.
Sheriff Clayton McKee of Noble county said Warner car
apparently hit a soft spot on the edge of the dirt road and
rolled over. The door flew open and Warner’s head was
crushed between it and the door frame.
Warner’s nephew, Bernard Warner, who was driving,
was not injured.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Sophie Schott and Mrs.
Rose Holman (sic), both of near Fulda, and three brother,
Henry, Simon, and Adam Warner, all of near Fulda.-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Bernard was living in Columbus, Ohio at the time of his father's death in 1953.
In 1910, William C. (49) and Sarah C. (39) Crum owned a farm in Stock Twp., Noble County, Ohio. Living with them were their four surviving children (of five), Leslie (16), Martha (14), Arthur (10), and Francis M. (6). Everyone in the home was a native of Ohio except Martha and Arthur, who were born in Kansas. William and Sarah's parents were also from Ohio. William was a merchant in a dry goods store.