The Bryan Democrat
Bryan, Williams County, Ohio
July 8, 1946
Page 1, Column 2
Hold Services for Richard O. Fickle
Richard O. Fickle, 32, a native of Farmer and a World War II veteran discharged in February after three years in the service, died Wednesday morning in Cameron Hospital of peritonitis, following an operation for appendicitis. He was an employee of the Bryan Sewage Disposal Plant, and was residing at Stryker.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle, southeast of Bryan; a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown, Mark Center, and a brother Lysle Fickle, Mount Vernon, O.
Services were held Saturday afternoon at Union Church west of Evansport, with Rev. Harry Flickinger, of Hillsdale, Mich., officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 6, Column 3
FICKLE
Services for Richard O. Fickle, 32, World War II veteran who died in Cameron Hospital July 3 following an appendectomy were held in Union Chapel southeast of Bryan, Saturday afternoon, Rev. Harry Flickinger officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery. He leaves his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle of near Bryan; sister, Mrs. Dale Brown of Mark Center; and brother Lyle Fickle of Mount Vernon, O.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 2, Column 2
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The Bryan Democrat
July 11, 1946
Page 11, Column 3
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Richard Fickle at Union Church near Stryker last week. Richard was a native of Farmer as was his father, Claude Fickle, and the family had spent a greater part of their life in and near the village. He came through the war with battle scars only to meet death by peritonitis before many months had elapsed. He leaves, besides his parents, his wife, a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown and brother Loyal.
Bryan, Williams County, Ohio
July 8, 1946
Page 1, Column 2
Hold Services for Richard O. Fickle
Richard O. Fickle, 32, a native of Farmer and a World War II veteran discharged in February after three years in the service, died Wednesday morning in Cameron Hospital of peritonitis, following an operation for appendicitis. He was an employee of the Bryan Sewage Disposal Plant, and was residing at Stryker.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle, southeast of Bryan; a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown, Mark Center, and a brother Lysle Fickle, Mount Vernon, O.
Services were held Saturday afternoon at Union Church west of Evansport, with Rev. Harry Flickinger, of Hillsdale, Mich., officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 6, Column 3
FICKLE
Services for Richard O. Fickle, 32, World War II veteran who died in Cameron Hospital July 3 following an appendectomy were held in Union Chapel southeast of Bryan, Saturday afternoon, Rev. Harry Flickinger officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery. He leaves his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle of near Bryan; sister, Mrs. Dale Brown of Mark Center; and brother Lyle Fickle of Mount Vernon, O.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 2, Column 2
AND
The Bryan Democrat
July 11, 1946
Page 11, Column 3
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Richard Fickle at Union Church near Stryker last week. Richard was a native of Farmer as was his father, Claude Fickle, and the family had spent a greater part of their life in and near the village. He came through the war with battle scars only to meet death by peritonitis before many months had elapsed. He leaves, besides his parents, his wife, a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown and brother Loyal.
The Bryan Democrat
Bryan, Williams County, Ohio
July 8, 1946
Page 1, Column 2
Hold Services for Richard O. Fickle
Richard O. Fickle, 32, a native of Farmer and a World War II veteran discharged in February after three years in the service, died Wednesday morning in Cameron Hospital of peritonitis, following an operation for appendicitis. He was an employee of the Bryan Sewage Disposal Plant, and was residing at Stryker.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle, southeast of Bryan; a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown, Mark Center, and a brother Lysle Fickle, Mount Vernon, O.
Services were held Saturday afternoon at Union Church west of Evansport, with Rev. Harry Flickinger, of Hillsdale, Mich., officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 6, Column 3
FICKLE
Services for Richard O. Fickle, 32, World War II veteran who died in Cameron Hospital July 3 following an appendectomy were held in Union Chapel southeast of Bryan, Saturday afternoon, Rev. Harry Flickinger officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery. He leaves his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle of near Bryan; sister, Mrs. Dale Brown of Mark Center; and brother Lyle Fickle of Mount Vernon, O.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 2, Column 2
AND
The Bryan Democrat
July 11, 1946
Page 11, Column 3
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Richard Fickle at Union Church near Stryker last week. Richard was a native of Farmer as was his father, Claude Fickle, and the family had spent a greater part of their life in and near the village. He came through the war with battle scars only to meet death by peritonitis before many months had elapsed. He leaves, besides his parents, his wife, a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown and brother Loyal.
Bryan, Williams County, Ohio
July 8, 1946
Page 1, Column 2
Hold Services for Richard O. Fickle
Richard O. Fickle, 32, a native of Farmer and a World War II veteran discharged in February after three years in the service, died Wednesday morning in Cameron Hospital of peritonitis, following an operation for appendicitis. He was an employee of the Bryan Sewage Disposal Plant, and was residing at Stryker.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle, southeast of Bryan; a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown, Mark Center, and a brother Lysle Fickle, Mount Vernon, O.
Services were held Saturday afternoon at Union Church west of Evansport, with Rev. Harry Flickinger, of Hillsdale, Mich., officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 6, Column 3
FICKLE
Services for Richard O. Fickle, 32, World War II veteran who died in Cameron Hospital July 3 following an appendectomy were held in Union Chapel southeast of Bryan, Saturday afternoon, Rev. Harry Flickinger officiating. Burial was in Boynton Cemetery. He leaves his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fickle of near Bryan; sister, Mrs. Dale Brown of Mark Center; and brother Lyle Fickle of Mount Vernon, O.
The Bryan Press
July 10, 1946
Page 2, Column 2
AND
The Bryan Democrat
July 11, 1946
Page 11, Column 3
A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Richard Fickle at Union Church near Stryker last week. Richard was a native of Farmer as was his father, Claude Fickle, and the family had spent a greater part of their life in and near the village. He came through the war with battle scars only to meet death by peritonitis before many months had elapsed. He leaves, besides his parents, his wife, a sister, Mrs. Dale Brown and brother Loyal.
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