Bell, Kitson M.īELL-Died, at Albany, March 29th, 1875, Kitson M. Friends may call at the funeral home at anytime. Burial will be in the West Union Street Cemetery. Services will be conducted Tuesday, 2 p.m., in the Hughes funeral home with the Rev. Orpha Shafer, both of Athens, and two sons, Elvin, of Nelsonville, and Floyd of Barberton 18 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren a brother, Myrne Nickoson, Cleveland. Bean was the oldest member of the Central Avenue Methodist Church and of the Bishop Class of the church. Her husband, Lovell, died in 1949 and two sons also died previously. She was a lifelong resident of Athens County, a daughter of Thomas R. Shafer St., died Saturday evening at the home of a son, Elvin, of 892 Poplar St., Nelsonville. Burial will be made in the Union street cemetery. Coulter of the Athens First Methodist Church will be in charge of the services. Funeral arrangements have been arranged to be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of C. Bean's father, Lovell Bean, lives near Athens, and two brothers, Eldon and Floyd, reside in the city. Bean leaves and widow and two children, Forest Leee, aged four months, and Robert. He had been employed as lineman by the company since October 1921. Bean had lived in Athens most of his life until January 1927, when he was transferred by the Southern Ohio Electric Company to Jackson. While working at a sub-station at Black Fork below Jackson, Hollie Bean, 40, was electocuted Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Hollie Bean Dies at Sub Station Below Jackson Bean, Hollieįormer Athens Man Killed By Electrocution The family has asked that flowers be omitted. Monday, followed by additional services at 2:20 p. where short services will be conducted at 1:30 p. Maud Tresize, Toledo.įriends may call after Sunday noon at the Walburn funeral home on Mill St. Glazier, survivors include a brother, Leroy, Carthage Township two other brothers, Frank and Myrna, ofĬleveland and two more sisters, Mrs. Barry came to Athens several years ago to live with a brother and sister, Jess E Nickoson and Mrs. She later moved to Chicago, and married John Barry, living there for 50 years. Ernest R Glazier, 20 Dalton Ave., a nephew and niece with whom she had made her homeīorn in Jefferson County, she came to Athens County at an early age with her parentsm Thomas and Eliza Nickoson, late of Carthage Nettie Nickoson Barry, 91, died Saturday morning at Sheltering Arms Hospital, where she had been confined for a week after being Melinda, relict of Ross Barker, died at the residence of ther son-in-law, G.

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