Jacob W WARNER

                   Thursday, June 2, 1938Mrs. Adella F. GREGORY, aged 68, a life long
resident of the Fulton community died at her farm home three miles south
of Fulton in Road 25 at 6 oclock Wednesday evening after an illness of
one year due to complications.The deceased was born near Perrysburg,
February 9, 1870 and was the daughter of Wesley and Eva WARNER. In a
ceremony which was performed March4, 1886 she was married to William
GREGORY. The deceased spent her entire lifetime in Fulton and Miami
counties.Mrs. Gregory was a member of the Fulton U.B. church. She is
survived by her husband, three sons, Alvin [GREGORY] at home; Kircher
[GREGORY] and Harold [GREGORY], both ofAkron, O.; three daughters,Mrs.
Fred CLINE, Kokomo; Mrs. A. C. DeMOTTE, Lake Wawasee; and Mrs. Ruth
ROUCH, Fulton; ten grandchildren, five sisters, Mrs. Matt EWER, Macy;
Mrs. Albert BOYD, Elkhart; Mrs. Grace BROWN, Kokomo; Mrs. Uly LONG, So.
Whitley and Mrs. Alice NEWTON, Portland, Oregon and two brothers Adrian
WARNER, Akron, Ohio, and Walter WARNER of Macy.Funeral services will be
conducted Friday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Fulton U.B. church, Rev.
J. W. MILLER in charge.Friends may call at the residence to view the
remains.Mrs. Mable DEER, aged 48, who resides on a farm seven miles
southeast of Argos died at 8 oclock this morning in the Kelly Hospital,
Argos, lafter a long illness due to complications.She was born in
Marshall county December 11, 1889 and was the daughter of Marshall and
Alysta GREER. In a ceremony performed April 5, 1908 she was married to
Earl DEER. Mrs. Deer was a member of the Jordan Baptist Church.Survivors
are the husband, three sons, Joseph [DEER], Charles [DEER] and Thomas
[DEER] all at home; two daughters Miss Florence DEER, New Point and Mrs.
Pearl SOMMERS, Lake Charles, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Jack WHITE and Mrs.
Frank GRIEG, Plymouth and threebrothers, Lew GREER, Plymouth, Fred GREER,
Indianapolis and Frank GREER Topeka, Kansas.The funeral services will be
held from the Weslyan Methodist church near Argos with Rev. DECKER
officiating. Burial will bemade in the Old Oak Hill Cemetery at Plymouth.
                  

                   The News Sentinel
Friday, January 22, 1943
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Olive Pearl EWER,
63, in Milroy, with Rev. H. SCHONDELMEIR, officiating. Interment was made
in the Milroy cemetery. Mrs. Ewer passedaway Tuesday in the Rushville
Nursing Home. Death resulted from complication,following a lengthy
illness.
Mrs. Ewer was born in Miami county, Ind., Oct.25, 1879, the daughter of
J. A. and Eva WARNER. She was married to Hiram (Matt) EWER in 1901. The
deceased was a member of the Macy Christian church.
Survivors include the husband; four daughters, Mrs. William M. SEDAM of
Rushville; Mrs. Richard O. WILSON, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Chester REED, of
Sheldon, Ill.; and Mrs. Floyd ROCK, of Elkhart; two sons, Doyne EWER, of
Indianapolis,and Richard EWER, of Shelbyville; two brothers, J. A.
WARNER, of Akron, Ohio,and Walter WARNER, of Plymouth; and three
sisters, Mrs. Grace BROWN and Mrs.Madge BOYD, of Elkhart; and Mrs. Alice
NEWTON, of Portland, Oregon. Twelve grandchildren also survive.