Irene C. Lineberry was the youngest child of Ella and Joel Speaker, also spelled Spyker.
Her obit in Akron Beacon Journal 1952:
Lineberry , Irene C. age 50 1128 Winton Ave passed away Nov.22. Survived by husband Ted, son Ted M. jr. sisters, Mrs. Iva Sapp of Akron, Mrs. Waita Carrick, brother John Speaker both of Los Angeles, niece Mrs. Ina Humphrey.
Her son Ted M. Lineberry died in 1993 in Iowa and donated his body to U. of Iowa College of Medicine. He had no survivors.
Her obit in Akron Beacon Journal 1952:
Lineberry , Irene C. age 50 1128 Winton Ave passed away Nov.22. Survived by husband Ted, son Ted M. jr. sisters, Mrs. Iva Sapp of Akron, Mrs. Waita Carrick, brother John Speaker both of Los Angeles, niece Mrs. Ina Humphrey.
Her son Ted M. Lineberry died in 1993 in Iowa and donated his body to U. of Iowa College of Medicine. He had no survivors.
Irene C. Lineberry was the youngest child of Ella and Joel Speaker, also spelled Spyker.
Her obit in Akron Beacon Journal 1952:
Lineberry , Irene C. age 50 1128 Winton Ave passed away Nov.22. Survived by husband Ted, son Ted M. jr. sisters, Mrs. Iva Sapp of Akron, Mrs. Waita Carrick, brother John Speaker both of Los Angeles, niece Mrs. Ina Humphrey.
Her son Ted M. Lineberry died in 1993 in Iowa and donated his body to U. of Iowa College of Medicine. He had no survivors.
Her obit in Akron Beacon Journal 1952:
Lineberry , Irene C. age 50 1128 Winton Ave passed away Nov.22. Survived by husband Ted, son Ted M. jr. sisters, Mrs. Iva Sapp of Akron, Mrs. Waita Carrick, brother John Speaker both of Los Angeles, niece Mrs. Ina Humphrey.
Her son Ted M. Lineberry died in 1993 in Iowa and donated his body to U. of Iowa College of Medicine. He had no survivors.
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