CARDINGTON - Howard A. Sellers, 75, died Tuesday night in his home at Fulton. He was ill four weeks.
Born March 5, 1877, in Pleasant Township, Knox County, he was a son of Frank and Frances Sellers, March 24, 1898, in Chester Township, he married Margaret Jones. A resident of Morrow County 45 years, he moved here from Knox County. He was a retired farmer, and attended the Primitive Baptist Church near Chesterville.
Surviving are his widow, and a son, Earl Sellers of Marengo, and sisters, Mrs. Jennie Brown of Gambier, Mrs. Viola Gorsuch of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Lura Topham and Mrs. Ethel Reep, both of Fredericktown, and Mrs. Blanche Willits of Marion.
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church in Fulton. Elder H. H. Hartman will officiate. Burial will bein Fulton Cemetery. The body was removed from the Jacobs Funeral Home in Marengo to the Sellers home where friends may call.
Published in The Marion Star (Marion, Ohio) - Wednesday, January 14, 1953.
CARDINGTON - Howard A. Sellers, 75, died Tuesday night in his home at Fulton. He was ill four weeks.
Born March 5, 1877, in Pleasant Township, Knox County, he was a son of Frank and Frances Sellers, March 24, 1898, in Chester Township, he married Margaret Jones. A resident of Morrow County 45 years, he moved here from Knox County. He was a retired farmer, and attended the Primitive Baptist Church near Chesterville.
Surviving are his widow, and a son, Earl Sellers of Marengo, and sisters, Mrs. Jennie Brown of Gambier, Mrs. Viola Gorsuch of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Lura Topham and Mrs. Ethel Reep, both of Fredericktown, and Mrs. Blanche Willits of Marion.
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church in Fulton. Elder H. H. Hartman will officiate. Burial will bein Fulton Cemetery. The body was removed from the Jacobs Funeral Home in Marengo to the Sellers home where friends may call.
Published in The Marion Star (Marion, Ohio) - Wednesday, January 14, 1953.
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