Lovina Ware Stout, 89, of 320 S. Market St., Elizabethtown, died of natural causes Saturday at ManorCare Health Services, Elizabethtown, where she lived since 1996. Mrs. Stout volunteered at Elizabethtown Public Library. She enjoyed flowers and books. She moved to … Continue reading
Joseph T. Ware, formerly of Clarks Summit, died Saturday morning, March 19, 2016, in his home. His first wife was the former Louise Moneyheffer, who died in 1980, and his current wife is the former Sally Hopkins King. They … Continue reading
DEC. 2, 1910 — JUNE 15, 2007 Gussie “Gigi” Fulfer-Ware passed away Friday June 15, 2007 surrounded by family. Gussie was born December 2, 1910 in Snyder, Texas. She married George N. Fulfer on November 24, 1928 in Matador, Texas. … Continue reading
Wilson P. Ware, 84, a former resident of Sherman where he was involved in community activities for many years, died Sunday at his home in Heritage Village, Southbury. Mr. Ware was the husband of Joyce C. Ware. Born in New … Continue reading
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Source: Grand Forks Herald, March 22, 1896, p.7 … Continue reading
“David R. Ware 34. of Franklin, Ohio. Mr. Ware was a native of Haynesville, La. having been born and reared here. He was a veteran of World War II and was a steeplejack Painter. Mr. Ware died Saturday in the … Continue reading
“Tecumseh resident Jack Ware, 80, died Wednesday, March 16, in Tecumseh. He was born March 5, 1925, in Shawnee to Arthur and Laura May (Douglas) Ware. He was a resident of the Tecumshe/Shawnee area all of his life and attended … Continue reading
“GUSSIE “GIGI” FULFER – WARE DEC. 2, 1910 – JUNE 15, 2007 Gussie Gigi” Fulfer-Ware passed away Friday June 15, 2007 surrounded by family. Gussie was born December 2, 1910 in Snyder, Texas. She married George N. Fulfer on November … Continue reading
“Virgil A Ware, 78, a resident of Valley Head, died at 4 p.m. Thursday May 26 at his home. He had been in his usual health and death was unexpected. Born Oct. 8, 1909, at Valley Head, he was a … Continue reading
