Married: @ 1920
WWI service: Enlisted: 26 Jul 1918 Discharged: 5 Aug 1919 Private Ohio Army Battery E 16 Field Artillery (France)
From Wilmington News-Journal (Wilmington OH) 12 Apr 1960
Pearl (Buck) Rittenhouse, 64, Sabina died unexpectedly at his work today (McPherson-Huff Tool Co.)Born in Clinton Co, near Bloomington, he was the son of Tilman and Josephine Rittenhouse. He spent his entire life in the Sabina and Clinton Co community. He was a WWI veteran.
Survivors include, his wife, Goldie (Lynch); five daughters, Mrs. Delitha Buckley, Wilmington; Mrs. Phyllis Reese, of Sabina, Miss Charlotte Rittenhouse, at home, Mrs. Albertine Cramer, of Sabina, and Miss Connie Sue Rittenhouse, at home; five sons, William, Wayne and Arnold, all three of Sabina, Jack, stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Stewart, GA., and Larry, at home; four brothers, Robert, of Dayton, Harold, of Spring Valley, Oren, of Xenia, and Floyd, of Wilmington; three sisters, Mrs. Maybelle Muterspau, and Mrs. Mary Driscoll, both of Xenia; and Nettie Lovett, New Burlington; 16 grandchildren. Littleton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
WWI service: Enlisted: 26 Jul 1918 Discharged: 5 Aug 1919 Private Ohio Army Battery E 16 Field Artillery (France)
From Wilmington News-Journal (Wilmington OH) 12 Apr 1960
Pearl (Buck) Rittenhouse, 64, Sabina died unexpectedly at his work today (McPherson-Huff Tool Co.)Born in Clinton Co, near Bloomington, he was the son of Tilman and Josephine Rittenhouse. He spent his entire life in the Sabina and Clinton Co community. He was a WWI veteran.
Survivors include, his wife, Goldie (Lynch); five daughters, Mrs. Delitha Buckley, Wilmington; Mrs. Phyllis Reese, of Sabina, Miss Charlotte Rittenhouse, at home, Mrs. Albertine Cramer, of Sabina, and Miss Connie Sue Rittenhouse, at home; five sons, William, Wayne and Arnold, all three of Sabina, Jack, stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Stewart, GA., and Larry, at home; four brothers, Robert, of Dayton, Harold, of Spring Valley, Oren, of Xenia, and Floyd, of Wilmington; three sisters, Mrs. Maybelle Muterspau, and Mrs. Mary Driscoll, both of Xenia; and Nettie Lovett, New Burlington; 16 grandchildren. Littleton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Married: @ 1920
WWI service: Enlisted: 26 Jul 1918 Discharged: 5 Aug 1919 Private Ohio Army Battery E 16 Field Artillery (France)
From Wilmington News-Journal (Wilmington OH) 12 Apr 1960
Pearl (Buck) Rittenhouse, 64, Sabina died unexpectedly at his work today (McPherson-Huff Tool Co.)Born in Clinton Co, near Bloomington, he was the son of Tilman and Josephine Rittenhouse. He spent his entire life in the Sabina and Clinton Co community. He was a WWI veteran.
Survivors include, his wife, Goldie (Lynch); five daughters, Mrs. Delitha Buckley, Wilmington; Mrs. Phyllis Reese, of Sabina, Miss Charlotte Rittenhouse, at home, Mrs. Albertine Cramer, of Sabina, and Miss Connie Sue Rittenhouse, at home; five sons, William, Wayne and Arnold, all three of Sabina, Jack, stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Stewart, GA., and Larry, at home; four brothers, Robert, of Dayton, Harold, of Spring Valley, Oren, of Xenia, and Floyd, of Wilmington; three sisters, Mrs. Maybelle Muterspau, and Mrs. Mary Driscoll, both of Xenia; and Nettie Lovett, New Burlington; 16 grandchildren. Littleton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
WWI service: Enlisted: 26 Jul 1918 Discharged: 5 Aug 1919 Private Ohio Army Battery E 16 Field Artillery (France)
From Wilmington News-Journal (Wilmington OH) 12 Apr 1960
Pearl (Buck) Rittenhouse, 64, Sabina died unexpectedly at his work today (McPherson-Huff Tool Co.)Born in Clinton Co, near Bloomington, he was the son of Tilman and Josephine Rittenhouse. He spent his entire life in the Sabina and Clinton Co community. He was a WWI veteran.
Survivors include, his wife, Goldie (Lynch); five daughters, Mrs. Delitha Buckley, Wilmington; Mrs. Phyllis Reese, of Sabina, Miss Charlotte Rittenhouse, at home, Mrs. Albertine Cramer, of Sabina, and Miss Connie Sue Rittenhouse, at home; five sons, William, Wayne and Arnold, all three of Sabina, Jack, stationed with the U.S. Army at Ft. Stewart, GA., and Larry, at home; four brothers, Robert, of Dayton, Harold, of Spring Valley, Oren, of Xenia, and Floyd, of Wilmington; three sisters, Mrs. Maybelle Muterspau, and Mrs. Mary Driscoll, both of Xenia; and Nettie Lovett, New Burlington; 16 grandchildren. Littleton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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