Ruth Lucille Frederick was the daughter of George John Frederick and Verna Blanche Rogers.
She married (first) James Hornyak, Jr. abt 1927.
She married (second) John George Bruse abt 1937.
Ruth was found dead in the No. 6 Quarry in South Amherst, OH and was buried 31 Jul 1939.
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Death Notice, Friday, 4 Aug 1939, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
WOMAN KILLED IN FALL INTO QUARRY
An amateur photographer Sunday morning discovered a scene that he never expected to find. It was the battered body of Mrs. Ruth Bruse, 31, South Amherst, lying at the bottom of the No. 6 quarry in South Amherst.
F. A. Locke, Perry, Ohio., found the woman who was formerly Miss Ruth Frederick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick, N. Main-st.
Mrs. Bruse had been missing from her home, which is about three blocks from the quarry, since last Wednesday night and it is believed that she fell into the quarry that night. Identification of the body was made through the clothing.
She is survived by her husband, John, one son, James Hornyak, Jr. at home, her parents, four brothers, Walter and Raymond, of Amherst, Melvin, Lorain, and Edward of Harrisburg, Pa; five sisters, Ethel, Dorothy, Mrs. Jerry Mead and Mrs. Robert Berk, Amherst, and Mrs. Willard Whittemore, Grafton, New York.
Funeral services were held Monday with burial in the Brownhelm cemetery (sic: Crownhill Cemetery).
Ruth Lucille Frederick was the daughter of George John Frederick and Verna Blanche Rogers.
She married (first) James Hornyak, Jr. abt 1927.
She married (second) John George Bruse abt 1937.
Ruth was found dead in the No. 6 Quarry in South Amherst, OH and was buried 31 Jul 1939.
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Death Notice, Friday, 4 Aug 1939, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
WOMAN KILLED IN FALL INTO QUARRY
An amateur photographer Sunday morning discovered a scene that he never expected to find. It was the battered body of Mrs. Ruth Bruse, 31, South Amherst, lying at the bottom of the No. 6 quarry in South Amherst.
F. A. Locke, Perry, Ohio., found the woman who was formerly Miss Ruth Frederick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick, N. Main-st.
Mrs. Bruse had been missing from her home, which is about three blocks from the quarry, since last Wednesday night and it is believed that she fell into the quarry that night. Identification of the body was made through the clothing.
She is survived by her husband, John, one son, James Hornyak, Jr. at home, her parents, four brothers, Walter and Raymond, of Amherst, Melvin, Lorain, and Edward of Harrisburg, Pa; five sisters, Ethel, Dorothy, Mrs. Jerry Mead and Mrs. Robert Berk, Amherst, and Mrs. Willard Whittemore, Grafton, New York.
Funeral services were held Monday with burial in the Brownhelm cemetery (sic: Crownhill Cemetery).
Family Members
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Walter Raymond Frederick
1905–1945
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Kathleen E Frederick Mead
1906–1997
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Ruth A. Frederick Case
1910–1985
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Edward Leroy Frederick
1911–2005
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Marie Elizabeth Frederick Berk
1913–2002
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Melvin R. Frederick
1915–1998
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Jennie Frederick Whittemore
1917–2018
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Ethel E. Frederick Werner
1920–1997
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Raymond Frederick
1922–2014
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Dorothy Elizabeth Frederick Stevenson
1929–2005
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