Automobile Accident In Paulding county kills two men.
A large Studebaker automobile, in which the brothers George and Peter Guillaume, John Bauer and James Horning were (riding) on Saturday afternoon shortly after 4 o'clock near the Churchyard in the vicinity of Melrose, Paulding County, got the rear wheels stuck in a rut and rolled backwards down a high embankment. The machine turned over but ended up upright with the shattered rear wheels at the edge of the embankment. Peter Guillaume was pulled a corpse from under the rear axle of the machine. George Guillaume was still alive, but had suffered such serious internal injuries that he died after a half hour had passed. Bauer suffered a fractured skull, and Horning came away with lesser injuries.
The Guillaume brothers hailed from Emerald Township in Paulding County, were unmarried, and 40 and 45 years old, respectively. Mrs. Karl Schackow, who resides here at the southeast city limit, is their sister. The burial of these two men so suddenly torn from this life took place Tuesday morning from the residence of their brother-in-law Harry Riley northwest of Oakwood.
[parents: Philip Guillaume & Catherine Renolette] [Peter] [birth: 02 Aug 1867 Ohio] [death: 09 Sep 1916 Washington Twp., Paulding Co., Ohio] [burial: 12 Sep 1916 Ohio] [George] [birth: 04 Jan 1863 Ohio] [death: 09 Sep 1916 Washington Twp., Paulding Co., Ohio] [burial: 12 Sep 1916 Ohio]
Michael Smith
Michael Smith died on Sunday morning almost four o'clock in his residence No. 920 Karnes Avenue. The burial took place Thursday afternoon from the former residence under the direction of the Presbyterian preacher L. C. Shields. Interment in Riverside Cemetery. Besides the widow the deceased leaves behind a few daughters, of whom one resides in the state of Wyoming.
Ellen A. Sauber, wife of Bernhard N. Sauber, died on Friday evening about 4 o'clock after a lengthy illness in the residence of her daughter Mrs. John Fessel on Wayne Avenue at the age of 46 years. She came with her parents in 1890 to Defiance from Paulding county and married Mr. Sauber here, who with the only daughter survives. Also remaining behind are the parents, six brothers and four sisters. The remains were taken to the grave in the Riverside Cemetery Sunday afternoon under the direction of Pastor H. Folsch from the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
[birth: 16 Aug 1860 Ohio] [death: 01 Sep 1916 Defiance, Defiance Co., Ohio] [burial: 03 Sep 1916 Riverside Cemetery, Defiance, Ohio] [parents: L. D. Renoldt, Katherine Klein] [spouse: Bernard N. Sauber]
Wilhelmine Hahn
Wilhelmine Hahn, a born Bank and widow of the late Jakob Hahn, died Tuesday morning about 7 o'clock in the residence of her son Harry on Rulf Street after a lengthy illness. She was born on the 14th of February 1844 at Idar in the Principality of Birkenfeld. With Jakob Hahn, whom she married in 1866, she came to this country in 1883 and resided ever since in this area. Surviving her are the sons, Harry and Charles in Defiance, Julius in Cleveland, August, Emil, Rudolph and Otto in Harbor Springs, Mich., and the daughter Mrs. Pauline Baker there also. Additionally remaining behind are 22 grandchildren, the brother Philipp Bank of here and one sister in the old Fatherland. The spouse and one daughter preceded her in death in the last couple years -- the daughter Mrs. Emma Ball on the 2nd of December 1914, the beloved spouse on the 9th of September of the preceding year. Her passing occurred on the first anniversary of his burial.
The funeral service will be Thursday afternoon at half past 1 in the former residence and at 2 o'clock in the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church under the direction of Pastor F. A. Kiess.
John Clayton Myers passed away on the previous Wednesday afternoon in his residence No. 109 Auglaize Avenue from pneumonia, the origin of which was the Spanish influenza. He was 25 years, 4 months and 9 days old. The Christian burial of his mortal remains took place Friday afternoon in the Hill Cemetery in Highland Township.
[birth: 29 Aug 1893 Ohio] [death: 18 Dec 1918 Defiance, Defiance Co., Ohio] [burial: 20 Dec 1918 Hill Cem., Defiance, Ohio] [parents: J. E. Myers, Florance Ashton]
Helen Mary Clemens
Helen Mary Clemens, only daughter of the married couple William W. and Emily E. Clemens, died on Thursday morning about 1 o'clock in the parental residence No. 827 Jefferson Avenue from pneumonia, which developed out of influenza. She was only 22 years, 11 months and 27 days old and loved and respected in a wide circle. Her death is mourned by father, mother, brother Walter and many friends. The burial took place Saturday morning under the direction of Father L. Plumann from the former residence in the Riverside Cemetery.
[aka Helen Marie Clemens] [birth: 22 Dec 1896 Ohio] [death: 19 Dec 1918 Defiance, Defiance Co., Ohio] [burial: 21 Dec 1918 Riverside Cem., Defiance, Ohio] [parents: Wm. W. Clemens, Emma Ball]