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From: "Denise Youngen" <>
Subject: [OHLUCAS] Webber Obituaries
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 15:40:52 -0400

The following are obituary notices from the Toledo Blade that I copied and
or extracted.- Denise

Webber, Albert 24 Sept 1945 pg. 18,
col. 8
Webber, Albert Charles, age 59 years of 6319 Edgewater Dr.
Beloved husband of Magdeline and loving father of Sgt. Raymond of the U.S.
Army, Mrs. Gertrude Bella, Melvina, and Mary Alberta; son of Mrs. Trace
Webber and brother of John. Friends may call at Abele Funeral Homer. Time
of services later.
25 Sept 1945
Services at St. John's Catholic Church; resting place Calvary
Cemetery.


Webber, Alice 23 Jul 1962
pg. 8, col. 5
Mrs. Alice Webber, 74, of 6340 Edgewater Dr., died yesterday in
St. Charles Hospital.
A lifelong Toledo resident, she was owner of Webber's Tavern in
Point Place. Her husband John, who died in 1955, started the restaurant in
1933. She was a member of St. John'sChurch and its Altar and Rosary
society,
Survivng are her sons, John N., Temperance, Mi and Robert, Toledo;
daughter Mrs. Frank Kruse, 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
Services will be Wednesday at 9 a.m. in St. John's Church with
burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited tomorrow at 8:30
p.m. in the Abele mortuary.


Webber, Alice N. 23 Jul 1967
pg. 16
Webber, Alice N., age 74 of 6340 Edgewater Dr. Loving mother of
John, Temperance, MI; Robert, and Mrs. Frank Kruse, Toledo, nine
grandchildren and 3 greatchildren. Friends may call at the Abele Funeral
Home, 1910 Cherry St, where services will be held Wednesday 8:15 a.m.
Requiem High Mass St. John's Church 9 a.m. Resting place Calvary Cemetery.


Webber, Charles S. 23 May 1935
Charles S. Webber of 2029 Fulton St., May 22. Friends may call
Murphy Mortuary, Collingwood Memorial where services will be held Friday 9
a.m. and at 9:30 from St. Francis Cathedral. Interment at Calvary.


Webber, Elizabeth 12 May 1899 Friday pg. 3
Webber - Mrs. Elizabeth W., at her residence, No. 2400 Cherry
Street, wife of the late Joseph Webber, May 11 1899 at 1 pm. Funeral May
13th 1899 at 3pm from residence.


Webber, Elizabeth 17 Jun 1947
pg. 15, col. 1
Mrs. Elizabeth Webber, 303 Rockingham St., died in St. Vincent's Hospital
last night after a long illness. She was 79.
Mrs. Webber, a lifelong resident of Toledo, was the widow of Charles S.
Webber, and mother of the late Rev. Lloyd E. Webber and Mrs. Lillian
Maloney.
Services will be in the Murphy-Roach Mortuary, Collingwood Memorial at 10
am. Thursday and in Rosary Cathedral at 10:30 am. Deposition will be in
Calvary Mausoleum.


Webber, Emma 8 Mar 1926
pg. 22, col. 8
Webber - Emma, age 47 years, daughter of the late John B. Webber
Sr., died at St. Vincent's Hospital Monday morning at 9:30, following a
slight operation. For the last 10 years Miss Webber had made her home in
Chicago. She is survived by four brothers; John, Charles, George and Frank,
and one sister, Mary. Funeral from her brother's residence, 815
E. Bancroft. Services at St. Mary's Church, Thursday morning at 8:30.


Webber, Emma M. 4 April 1938
pg. 12, col. 2
Widow of George C., for many years operated a fleet of private
taxicabs. She died of a heart attack in her home 815 E. Bancroft. Will be
buried at Forest Cemetery. Surviving are sons Robert and William, daughter
Phyllis Perlinski mentions her brothers surname Mohr. (These are the
highlights)


Webber, Frank X. 26 April 1938
pg. 14, col.4
Frank X. Webber, 66, a former Toledoan died yesterday in
Providence Hospital, Detroit, after a two week illness. Mr. Webber was born
in Toledo and lived in Detroit 15 years.
Surviving are his wife, Margaret; daughters, Sister Mary of St.
Florence in Marybrook School, Toledo; Mrs. Joseph Teachout, and Mrs. H.E.
Schrickel, Toledo, and a son Franklin, Detroit.
The body will be taken tomorrow to Abele Mortuary in Cherry Street
where funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Services will
follow at 9 in St. Mary's Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.


Webber, Frank 9 Jan 1968
pg. 18, col. 6
Frank Webber, 65,of Detroit, a former Toledo resident died Monday
after suffering a stroke in his home.
Born in Toledo, Mr. Webber lived on Cottage Avenue, near Cherry
Street, until 25 years ago when he moved to Detroit. He retired 10 years
ago as a bank guard.
Surviving are his wife Lauretta, of Detroit, sons Eddie of Detroit
and Frank of Los Angeles, Calif; daughters Mrs. Betty Carlesimo of
Southfield, Mich., Mrs. Patricia Malik of Lavonia, Mich., Mrs. Katie Mallory
and Mrs. Margaret Mallory both of Bellevile Mich., and Mrs. Marie Hill of
Los Angeles; sisters Mrs. Lauretta Teachout of Oregon and Mrs. Kathryn
Schrickel of Toledo, and 16 children.
The body is in Griffin Mortuary, Detroit


Webber, George B. 14 Jul 1967
pg. 27, col. 3
George B. Webber, 76, retired New York Central System railroad
engineer, died Thursday in Gulfport, Fla., after a long illness.
Mr. Webber was a native of Toledo and had lived in in Catawba
Island for about 40 years. He moved to Florida in September. He was an
engineer on the Toledo to Cleveland line for more than 40 years.
Surviving are his wife Hilda, and sisters Mrs. Helen Iliff, of San
Jose, California, and Mrs. Grace Lindecker of Toledo.

Webber, George C. 17 Jan 1935
pg. 44 col. 6
George C. Webber, age 66 years at his residence 815 E. Bancroft
Street, Thursday January 17. Aurvived by his wife Emma; two sons William D.
and Robert G. Webber, one daughter Phyllis Perlinski and 2 grandchildren all
of Toledo; three brothers, John, Charles, of Toledo and Frank of Detroit,
one sister Mary Reno of California. Friends may call at the Bennett Funeral
Home 2151 Adams St., where funeral services will be held Saturday January 19
at 2:30 p.m. Interment Forest


Webber, Frederick N. 20 July 1942
pg. 17, col. 4
Webber, Frederick N., age 2 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.
John N. Webber. beloved brother of Johnnie, Coletta, and Alice Webber. great
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Welsh and Mrs. J. B. Webber, grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Healey and Mr. and Mrs. John N. Webber. Abele funeral home,
Calvary cemetery


Webber, Gertrude 19 Jan 1901
pg. 10, col 7
Webber, Mrs. John B. at her residence 1221 Cherry Street, Friday
January 18th 1901 at 8:30 am, age 64 years. Funeral Monday, January 21st
at 8:30 am, standard time from St. Mary's church. Friends invited.
Interment at St. Mary's cemetery


Webber, John 28 Aug 1920
pg. 22, col. 1
Webber, John B., aged 85 years at his residence, Edgewater Dr.,
Point Place on Saturday August 28 at 3 a.m. Funeral notice later


Webber, John B. 1 March 1943
pg. 21, col. 2
Webber, John, age 82 years of 6314 Edgewater Dr. Abele funeral
home Notice of funeral later.
2 March 1943
pg. 20, col. 6
Webber, John, age 82 years of 6314 Edgewater Dr., died yesterday
in St. Vincent's hospital.
A lifelong resident of Toledo, he was superintendent of the Vulcan
Iron Works for 40 years. He was a member of Foresters of America.
Surviving are his wife Trace; sons John N and Albert C, Toledo;
seven grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.
Services will be Tursday in the Abele Mortuary and at 9:30 in St.
John's Church of the Point. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.


Webber, John N. 22 Feb 1955
pg. 9, col. 3
had a picture
John N. Webber, 71, owner and operator of Webber's Glassless
Tavern and a pioneer Point Place resident died yesterday in Parkview
Hospital.
His home was at 6341 Edgewater Dr., opposite the tavern. Mr.
Webber's tavern was so named because beverages are served in paper cups.
The original building in which he began business in 1936 burned in
1938 and was rebuilt.
Mr. Webber was formally associated with his father John B., in the
operation of Webber's Fruit Farm in the Point Place area until 1925. He
also was employed as a mechanic on the Shore Line Railroad from 1925 until
the early 1930s.
Surviving are his wife Alice; sons John Jr, and Robert K.;
daughter Mrs. Eleanor A. Kruse, and six grandchildren.
The body is in Abele Mortuary. Services will be Thursday at 9
a.m. in St. John's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.


Webber, Joseph W. Oct 4th 1897
Front page
"Suicide of J. W. Webber - Sad End of a Well Known Young Business
Man - Sent a Bullet crashing through his temple, his own home the scene"
Joseph W. Webber, a well-known young business man of the city,
killed himself with a revolver shot at 11 o'clock this morning.
The scene of the tragedy was at the family home of Webber, Bo.
2400 Cherry Street, he fired two shots at his head, one missed the mark, and
the bullet buried itself in the wall of the sitting room. The other ball
penetrated the brain by way of the temple, and his death was instantaneous.
Shortly before the fatal act was committed, Webber was reading in
the family sitting room. He talked a few minutes with his wife, who then
went out on an errand. As soon as she was out of sight, Webber took a 32
caliber Young America revolver from his pocket and turned the barrel towards
his temple.
Webber leaves a wife and one child. The latter is 10 months old.
He has been in poor health for some time and his mental condition was
somewhat unsound. About three years ago Webber disappeared and was gone for
some time. At other times, he has wandered away for a few days at a time.
Before going into the carpet-cleaning business on Lagrange Street several
years ago, Webber was employed as a salesman at various down-town dry goods
stores.
Coroner Henzler viewed the remains soon after the affair took
place this morning and remended a verdict of death by suicide. The body was
taken over to a Cherry Street undertaker. The funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Tuesday Oct 5th 1897- Funeral from residence, 2400 Cherry Street; Wed Oct
6th at 2:30 pm.


Webber, Lloyd 9 Aug 1946
col. 8
Webber - Rev. Lloyd E; 42 years of 807 Superior St., Wednesday
Aug. 7. Son of Mrs. E. L. Webber, 302 Rockingham St., brother of the late
Lillian Maloney. Friends may call at St. Francis de Sale Rectory 807
Superior St. from 2pm Thursday till 1 pm Friday, when the body will be taken
to St. Francis de Sales Church where Vespers for the dead will be chanted at
3pm and will lie in state until 10 am Saturday when the Matins and Laudes
will be sung followed at 10:30 am by Solemn Pontificial Mass for the Dead,
celebrated by his Excellency Msgr. Rev. Karl J. Alter. Deposition Calvary
Mausoleum. Murphy Roach Mortuary.


Webber, Margaret 19 Jun 1946
pg. 12, col. 1
Webber, Margaret - 78 years formerly of Toledo passed away in
Cleveland.
Beloved mother of Mrs. Lauretta Teachout, Mrs. Kathryn Schrickel, Sister
Mary of St. Florence, Good Shepherd Convent and 16 grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Abele Funeral Home, 1910 Cherry St. and services will be
Monday at 8:30 a.m. and Requiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m.
Resting place Calvary Cemetery. Detroit papers please note.


Webber, Sarah A. 25 July 1940
pg. 16, col. 4
Mrs. Sarah A. Bartley Webber, 73 of 4151 Carthage Road, who
suffered a paralytic stroke while visiting a friend at County Hospital last
May, died yesterday.
A native of Patterson, New Jersey, she came here as a child and
lived here 70 years.
Surviving are son George B., daughters Mrs. Carl J. Lindecker,
Toledo, Mrs. Edward Iliff, Candy ore., five grandchildren. Brothers Frank
and Edward Bartley, sisters Mrs. Sam LaVoy and Mrs. Herman Morrissey, all of
Toledo.
James Coyle for services St. Agnes Church Burial
at Calvary Cemetery


Webber, Trace 23 May 1949
pg. 19
Webber, Trace, age 87 years, beloved mother of John N. Sr. and
loving sister of Mrs. Catherine Saelzler, seven grandchildren and seven
greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at Abele. Services Wednesday at 8:15
a.m. and Requiem High Mass in St. John's Church.


Webber, Virginia Ruth 19 Oct 1922 pg.
30, col. 1
Webber, Virginia Ruth, 815 E. Bancroft St., Wednesday 8:30 a.m.. aged 14
years 8 months. Funeral Saturday, 2 o'clock from First Baptist Church Huron
St. Burial at Forest Cemetery.

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