Publication:
The Akron Beacon Journali
Location:
Akron, Ohio
Issue Date:
Wednesday, January 21, 1931
Page:
20
Mrs. Emma Webber, 67, Dies At Hospital Following Operation
Mrs, Emma Webber, 67, life-long resident of Summit county, died Wednesday at Peoples hospital following an operation.She had been ill less than a week. Mrs. Webber lived recently with her daughter, Mrs. Cleber Garman at 54 Washington Cuyahoga Falls. She was a member of Trin ity Lutheran church.
Her husband, Richard M. Webber, was for many years a Goodrich employe. He died in 1922.
Leaves Four Children
Mrs. Webber was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buss, pioneer Akronites,
and a half sister of Earl Cahoon of 79 Dodge
and Miss Pearl Cahoon of 380 Crosby st
In addition she is survived by four children,
Mrs. Grace Pauline Webber Garman, with whom she lived, and
Mrs. H. B.Dye,
Mrs. Clyde/Harriett Webber Gaskill and
Paul Webber, all of Lakemore.
Friends may call at the home of Earl Cahoon, 79 Dodge Thurs day evening.
The Akron Beacon Journali
Location:
Akron, Ohio
Issue Date:
Wednesday, January 21, 1931
Page:
20
Mrs. Emma Webber, 67, Dies At Hospital Following Operation
Mrs, Emma Webber, 67, life-long resident of Summit county, died Wednesday at Peoples hospital following an operation.She had been ill less than a week. Mrs. Webber lived recently with her daughter, Mrs. Cleber Garman at 54 Washington Cuyahoga Falls. She was a member of Trin ity Lutheran church.
Her husband, Richard M. Webber, was for many years a Goodrich employe. He died in 1922.
Leaves Four Children
Mrs. Webber was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buss, pioneer Akronites,
and a half sister of Earl Cahoon of 79 Dodge
and Miss Pearl Cahoon of 380 Crosby st
In addition she is survived by four children,
Mrs. Grace Pauline Webber Garman, with whom she lived, and
Mrs. H. B.Dye,
Mrs. Clyde/Harriett Webber Gaskill and
Paul Webber, all of Lakemore.
Friends may call at the home of Earl Cahoon, 79 Dodge Thurs day evening.
Publication:
The Akron Beacon Journali
Location:
Akron, Ohio
Issue Date:
Wednesday, January 21, 1931
Page:
20
Mrs. Emma Webber, 67, Dies At Hospital Following Operation
Mrs, Emma Webber, 67, life-long resident of Summit county, died Wednesday at Peoples hospital following an operation.She had been ill less than a week. Mrs. Webber lived recently with her daughter, Mrs. Cleber Garman at 54 Washington Cuyahoga Falls. She was a member of Trin ity Lutheran church.
Her husband, Richard M. Webber, was for many years a Goodrich employe. He died in 1922.
Leaves Four Children
Mrs. Webber was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buss, pioneer Akronites,
and a half sister of Earl Cahoon of 79 Dodge
and Miss Pearl Cahoon of 380 Crosby st
In addition she is survived by four children,
Mrs. Grace Pauline Webber Garman, with whom she lived, and
Mrs. H. B.Dye,
Mrs. Clyde/Harriett Webber Gaskill and
Paul Webber, all of Lakemore.
Friends may call at the home of Earl Cahoon, 79 Dodge Thurs day evening.
The Akron Beacon Journali
Location:
Akron, Ohio
Issue Date:
Wednesday, January 21, 1931
Page:
20
Mrs. Emma Webber, 67, Dies At Hospital Following Operation
Mrs, Emma Webber, 67, life-long resident of Summit county, died Wednesday at Peoples hospital following an operation.She had been ill less than a week. Mrs. Webber lived recently with her daughter, Mrs. Cleber Garman at 54 Washington Cuyahoga Falls. She was a member of Trin ity Lutheran church.
Her husband, Richard M. Webber, was for many years a Goodrich employe. He died in 1922.
Leaves Four Children
Mrs. Webber was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buss, pioneer Akronites,
and a half sister of Earl Cahoon of 79 Dodge
and Miss Pearl Cahoon of 380 Crosby st
In addition she is survived by four children,
Mrs. Grace Pauline Webber Garman, with whom she lived, and
Mrs. H. B.Dye,
Mrs. Clyde/Harriett Webber Gaskill and
Paul Webber, all of Lakemore.
Friends may call at the home of Earl Cahoon, 79 Dodge Thurs day evening.
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