Daughter of Franklin and Matilda Gilbert Freese. Wife of Charles Harvey Simmers.
Mrs. Louella O. Simmers, 82, lifelong resident of the Monroeville community, died at 8 am yesterday at her home northeast of Monroeville. Surviving are four sons, Joseph and William of this city, Vernon at home, and Charles, Brae, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Marquardt and Mrs. Marie Hively, Fort Wayne and Mrs. Grace Beauchot, Monroeville; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; a brother Fred Freese, of Springs, Ark., and two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Boney, Birmingham, Mich., and Mrs. Ida Moore, this city. Mrs. Simmers was a member of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church at Monroeville. The body is at the Marquart & Painter Funeral Home, Monroeville, where friends may call after 3 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:45 at the funeral home and the 2 o'clock in the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, the Rev. Kenneth Hostetler officiating. Burial will be in the Stephenson Cemetery northeast of Monroeville on U.S. 30. Source: The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 2 Dec 1949, page 31.
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Monroeville Breeze
May 29, 1890
At the residence of our esteemed citizen, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Freese on last Thursday evening, in the presence of a number of relatives the marriage of their accomplished daughter Miss Luella, to Charles Simmers of this township occurred, Rev. O.W. Bowen, of the Lutheran church officiating. The event was a pleasant one as Mr. And Mrs. Freese had everything so arranged as to afford the happy couple and their guests the greatest enjoyment, which caused each and every present to feel on retiring to their homes that it was pleasant to have been present and share the hospitalities and feast spread before them. The Breeze extends congratulations and best wishes to the young couple as they journey through life.
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The Monroeville Breeze
August 10, 1899
Mrs. Charles Simmers, is lying very low with typhoid fever and her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Louella O. Simmers, 82, lifelong resident of the Monroeville community, died at 8 am yesterday at her home northeast of Monroeville. Surviving are four sons, Joseph and William of this city, Vernon at home, and Charles, Brae, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Marquardt and Mrs. Marie Hively, Fort Wayne and Mrs. Grace Beauchot, Monroeville; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; a brother Fred Freese, of Springs, Ark., and two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Boney, Birmingham, Mich., and Mrs. Ida Moore, this city. Mrs. Simmers was a member of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church at Monroeville. The body is at the Marquart & Painter Funeral Home, Monroeville, where friends may call after 3 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:45 at the funeral home and the 2 o'clock in the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, the Rev. Kenneth Hostetler officiating. Burial will be in the Stephenson Cemetery northeast of Monroeville on U.S. 30. Source: The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 2 Dec 1949, page 31.
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Monroeville Breeze
May 29, 1890
At the residence of our esteemed citizen, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Freese on last Thursday evening, in the presence of a number of relatives the marriage of their accomplished daughter Miss Luella, to Charles Simmers of this township occurred, Rev. O.W. Bowen, of the Lutheran church officiating. The event was a pleasant one as Mr. And Mrs. Freese had everything so arranged as to afford the happy couple and their guests the greatest enjoyment, which caused each and every present to feel on retiring to their homes that it was pleasant to have been present and share the hospitalities and feast spread before them. The Breeze extends congratulations and best wishes to the young couple as they journey through life.
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The Monroeville Breeze
August 10, 1899
Mrs. Charles Simmers, is lying very low with typhoid fever and her recovery is doubtful.
Daughter of Franklin and Matilda Gilbert Freese. Wife of Charles Harvey Simmers.
Mrs. Louella O. Simmers, 82, lifelong resident of the Monroeville community, died at 8 am yesterday at her home northeast of Monroeville. Surviving are four sons, Joseph and William of this city, Vernon at home, and Charles, Brae, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Marquardt and Mrs. Marie Hively, Fort Wayne and Mrs. Grace Beauchot, Monroeville; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; a brother Fred Freese, of Springs, Ark., and two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Boney, Birmingham, Mich., and Mrs. Ida Moore, this city. Mrs. Simmers was a member of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church at Monroeville. The body is at the Marquart & Painter Funeral Home, Monroeville, where friends may call after 3 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:45 at the funeral home and the 2 o'clock in the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, the Rev. Kenneth Hostetler officiating. Burial will be in the Stephenson Cemetery northeast of Monroeville on U.S. 30. Source: The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 2 Dec 1949, page 31.
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Monroeville Breeze
May 29, 1890
At the residence of our esteemed citizen, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Freese on last Thursday evening, in the presence of a number of relatives the marriage of their accomplished daughter Miss Luella, to Charles Simmers of this township occurred, Rev. O.W. Bowen, of the Lutheran church officiating. The event was a pleasant one as Mr. And Mrs. Freese had everything so arranged as to afford the happy couple and their guests the greatest enjoyment, which caused each and every present to feel on retiring to their homes that it was pleasant to have been present and share the hospitalities and feast spread before them. The Breeze extends congratulations and best wishes to the young couple as they journey through life.
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The Monroeville Breeze
August 10, 1899
Mrs. Charles Simmers, is lying very low with typhoid fever and her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Louella O. Simmers, 82, lifelong resident of the Monroeville community, died at 8 am yesterday at her home northeast of Monroeville. Surviving are four sons, Joseph and William of this city, Vernon at home, and Charles, Brae, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Mae Marquardt and Mrs. Marie Hively, Fort Wayne and Mrs. Grace Beauchot, Monroeville; seven grandchildren; four great grandchildren; a brother Fred Freese, of Springs, Ark., and two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Boney, Birmingham, Mich., and Mrs. Ida Moore, this city. Mrs. Simmers was a member of the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church at Monroeville. The body is at the Marquart & Painter Funeral Home, Monroeville, where friends may call after 3 pm. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1:45 at the funeral home and the 2 o'clock in the Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church, the Rev. Kenneth Hostetler officiating. Burial will be in the Stephenson Cemetery northeast of Monroeville on U.S. 30. Source: The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, 2 Dec 1949, page 31.
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Monroeville Breeze
May 29, 1890
At the residence of our esteemed citizen, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Freese on last Thursday evening, in the presence of a number of relatives the marriage of their accomplished daughter Miss Luella, to Charles Simmers of this township occurred, Rev. O.W. Bowen, of the Lutheran church officiating. The event was a pleasant one as Mr. And Mrs. Freese had everything so arranged as to afford the happy couple and their guests the greatest enjoyment, which caused each and every present to feel on retiring to their homes that it was pleasant to have been present and share the hospitalities and feast spread before them. The Breeze extends congratulations and best wishes to the young couple as they journey through life.
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The Monroeville Breeze
August 10, 1899
Mrs. Charles Simmers, is lying very low with typhoid fever and her recovery is doubtful.
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Vernon Franklin "Vern" Simmers
1891–1967
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Joseph Harvey "Joe" Simmers
1893–1961
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Mae Matilda Simmers Marquardt
1895–1991
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Franklin S. "Frankie" Simmers
1897–1907
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Marie Beatrice Simmers Hively
1901–1981
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Grace Elizabeth "Granny" Simmers Beauchot
1904–1997
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Charles Walter Simmers
1906–1971
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William Russell Simmers
1911–1994
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