Mr. Hall passed away at the Soldiers' Home at Dayton on Saturday and was brought here to his old home where funeral services were held from the North church on Monday at 2:00, with Rev. Johnson preaching and Rev. Lewis assisting. The deceased was born at Charlestown, OH in 1840. He was a veteran soldier in Company G, 125th O.V.I. He had been in ill health for many months, removing with Mrs. Hall not long sice to Youngstown, where his two daughters, Mrs. Grace Riheldaffer and Mrs. Winnie H. Cook, made their homes. His wife, Maggie Bowen Hall, survives. Interment in North cemetery. (Orwell News-Letter, May 19, 1921)
Mr. Hall passed away at the Soldiers' Home at Dayton on Saturday and was brought here to his old home where funeral services were held from the North church on Monday at 2:00, with Rev. Johnson preaching and Rev. Lewis assisting. The deceased was born at Charlestown, OH in 1840. He was a veteran soldier in Company G, 125th O.V.I. He had been in ill health for many months, removing with Mrs. Hall not long sice to Youngstown, where his two daughters, Mrs. Grace Riheldaffer and Mrs. Winnie H. Cook, made their homes. His wife, Maggie Bowen Hall, survives. Interment in North cemetery. (Orwell News-Letter, May 19, 1921)
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