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ON WAY TO SICK BROTHER
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Little Girl Instantly Killed While
Going to Hospital
Ashland, Wis., April 18.--Mabel
Colgrove, aged five years, daughter
of Reuben Colgrove, was instantly
killed by a trolly car Friday night.
Several days ago her little brother
was accidentally shot by a rifle
and was taken to the hospital.
The little girl bought two oranges
and was carrying them to him at the
hospital when she was run over and
killed.
Wisconsin | Eau Claire | Eau Claire Leader 04-19-1903
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GLENN COLGROVE
ASHLAND - Funeral services
for Glenn Colgrove, 55, 319
Albany St., Ironwood, who died
Sunday, will be held Wednesday
at 2 p.m. at Frost Home for
Funerals Chapel, Ashland,
with the Rev. Medard Buvala
officiating. Burial will be in St.
Agnes Cemetery, Ashland, with
mililary rites.
Visitation will begin at 5 this
afternoon at the funeral home.
A military service will be held
there at 7:30 tonight and a
prayer service at 8. A memorial
fund has been established.
Mr. Colgrove was born Oct.
12, 1921, at Ashland. In 1939 he
graduated from Ondossagon
High School and worked at the
DuPont Plant at Barksdale for
some years, He also was the
proprietor of Fisher's Corner
for some time. He was foreman
for Wissota Co. and Twin Ports
Aggregate Co., sand and gravel
concerns. He was a past president
of the Ashland-Bayfield
County Tavern League.
Active in veterans affairs at
Ashland, he was a veteran of
World War II, serving with the
Air Force from 1942 to 1945 in
Africa, Italy, Sicily, France and
Germany. He was a past comman-
der of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post, Ashland, On
May 20, 1972, he was married
to the former Florence Lippo
at Ironwood.
Survivors include his widow;
two sons, Robert and Pat, Ashland;
two daughters, Mrs.
Thomas Stolarczyk and Mrs.
John Nelson, Ashland; one
grandchild; one stepson, Eldon
Lipp, Alton, Wis.; four step-
grandchildren; his mother, Mrs.
Anna Colgrove, Ashland; and
two sisters, Mrs. Maurice Olson,
Ashland, and Mrs. Hugo Maki,
Washburn. His father, Jason
Colgrove, and a son preceded
him in death.
Michigan | Ironwood | Ironwood Daily Globe 07-26-1977
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Before an altar graced with white
and yellow mums, the Rev Paul
Kersjes perforemd the double ring
ceremony which united in maddiage
Miss. Julie Ann Colgrove and
Duane Owen Crowell on November
17 at St. Ann's Catholic Church
in Frankfort.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Lindley of this city.
Parents of the bridegroom are Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Crowell of Frankfort.
The bride was given in marriage
by her stepgrandfather, Carroll
Ames of Empire. She wore a floor-
length gown of Chantilly lace and
peau de soie. The fitted bodice
dipped to a v-waist with long
sleeves tapering to a point. Pearls
and sequins trimmed the Sabrina
neck line and her full skirt was
softly gathered to a butterfly
drape accented with small bows at
the back. Her fingertip veil of
silk bridal illusion was secured
to a head piece of Chantilly lace
featuring pearls and sequins. She
carried a cascade of white spider
mums.
Maid of honor Miss Donelle Leiphart
of Newberry wore a street length
gown of rust laffeta with a Sabrina
neckline and fitted v-bodice with
a full skirt. Her headpiece was a
cabbage rose with a nylon blush-
length veil. She carried a cascade
of yellow mums.
Miss Sharon Johnson of Frankfort,
bridesmaid, Miss Lucille Brooks of
Traverse City, work the same styled
gown in gold. Their cascade
bouquets were yellow mums.
James Flynn of Frankfort attended
the bridesgroom as best man and
Earl Parsons Jr. of Frankfort
and Deane Beardsley, brother of the
bride served as ushers.
The bride's mother wore a silk beige
striped dress with beige accessories.
Her corsage was yellow mums.
A wedding luncheon in the Hostess
Dining Room followed the ceremony.
A reception for 100 friends was held
at the Garfield townhall in the
evening. Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. Mary Hambly, Miss. Ruth
Chandler, Mrs. James flynn and Miss
Kim Hodge. Miss Donelle Leiphard
registered the guests.
The newly married couple will reside
at Crystal Lake.
Michigan | Traverse City | Traverse City Record-Eagle 12-04-1962
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Lippo-Colgrove
Wedding Held
Mrs. Florence Lippo, Ironwood,
and Glenn E. Colgrove,
Ashland, were united in marriage
during a candlelight service
Saturday afternoon, May 20,
at the Zion Lutheran Church.
The Rev. Viljo Puotinen officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
The bride was attired in a
street length dress ensemble of
polyester nylon in baby blue
featuring a wedding band collar,
and the matching sheer
coat was trimmed with cutwork
motifs. A shoulder corsage of
white roses trimmed in blue,
along with white accessories,
completed her attire.
The couple's only attendants
were Mr. and Mrs. John Voit,
Wakefield. Mrs. Voit, as matron
of honor, wore a dress of pale
orchid lace over lavender lining
and pink rose buds with lavender
trim added to her costume.
After the ceremony, members
of the bridal party and immediate
family were served dinner
at Connie's Supper Club, with
special music provided during
the meal.
Mr. and the new Mrs. Colgrove
will make their home in Ashland.
Wedding guests were from
Minnesota, Wisconsin and the
surrounding area.
Michigan | Ironwood | Ironwood Daily Globe 05-23-1972
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Good evening everyone,
I updated my file again.
I updated the following surnames:
Peoples
Porter
Swanson
Canterbury
Turner
Parks
I have entered 3/4 of the Colgrove surname for the 1920 census.
the link is:
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Terry Colegrove
ROMANCE OF 45 YEARS
CRASHED AFTER DEATH
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VIRTUALLY ALL OF MAN'S
ESTATE IS LEFT TO
OTHER WOMAN
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Lapeer, Mich.--For almost half
a century Lila Colegrove has lived
and believed in a dream of loyal
love and affection which has
streched beyond laws, beyond par-
ental objection and even beyond
death.
But the faith which was built
on 45 years of happiness and work
together has crumbled. Lila Cole-
grove, at the age of 71 years, is
alone, ill and without the home
which was built 30 years ago as
a monument to her love and faith.
A Romance for Years.
For years the romance of the late
Capt. Joseph N. Hunt, wealthy real
estate owner, and his cousin, Lila
Colegrove, has been "the romance"
of Lapeer. It was pointed to as
proof that love may last a life-
time. The two cousins fell in
love when they were 20 years old.
Their marriage was impissible.
THey were first cousins, and such
marriages are forbidden. But they
swore to be true to each other,
never to marry, and to help each
other all their lives.
Their loyalty was tested for 15
years and found true. When they
were 35 years old each made a will.
Each made the other the sole
beneficiart because each had worked
to amass a comfortable fortune
from property on Lake Nepessing,
where Hunts Landing had been made
a successful summer reosrt.
Other One Gets Cash.
Captain Hunt died ten months ago
and provided that his entire estate
of $50,000 should eventually go
to Leona Colegrove. A cousin of the
older woman and a teacher in the
Battle Creek public schools. He
left the companion of his life-
time the income from $10,000 for
the remainder of her life. At her
death this sum is to go to the
younger woman. The rest of the
estate goes to Leona at once. The
new will, which was made in 1920,
has been offered for probate.
"For five years he lived a lie!" in
a low voice. She sat at the window
of the house which has been her
home and the home of the captain
for 30 years. She looked out over
beautiful Lake Nepessing, which
she and the captain loved and
had helped other people to enjoy.
The home she had believed was her
own, the lake her own, were left to
cheer her the loss of her only
friend.
Says She Feels Uneasy.
"You cannot imagine how I feel to
know this isn't my house at all"
she said "To know I may be force
to leave here any day." Then she
told of her years at house-keeper
and business advisor for Captain
Hunt. Her father who was a well
known merchant in Lapeer, had
left his daughter a small estate.
He has forbidden his daughter to
marry her cousin. The two young
people had given their promise,
but they did work and live for
each other alone. Lila gave
$3,000 to Captain Hunt and he
began the development of the
summer resort property on the
lake they both loved. They pros-
pered. The money brought in many
time the value of the capital
invested.
So the two worked side by side as
friends and companions for years.
They ran the little steamboat
Welcome, and Hunt was captain, while
Lila was the crew. Miss Colgrove
sold to summer visitors the peaches
from the orchards which line the
shores. She marketed her product
to best adcantage in Lapeer. She
saved adn planned to make the
bank account of Captain Hunt grow.
Never Doubted Captain.
"We wanted the property in our
joint names, but that could not be.
We were not husband and wife. We
were more like brother and sister.
I never doubted or questioned him
or he me. We kept our promise never
to marry," the old lady said "Eight
years ago Vining Colegrove brought
his wife and his daughter Leona
here to nanage our hotel. They were
distantr cousins of mine but not
related to Mr. Hunt. We got along
well and Mr. Hunt seemed fond of
Leona. They used to go fishing
together, and they laughed and
joked. I never thought of it from
then until after his death."
"She was a pretty little thing
with bobbed hair and a bright smile,
and Mr. Hunt and I used to remark
how different girls were in our
day. We liked her and laughed at
her and with her. She was bright
and jolly, and there the matter
ended. We rarely spoke of her after
she left with her father. Sometimes
she's send us a postal card. You
see, I can't believe or understand
things yet. He was never away
from the lake and me. We were
best of friends. I thought I knew
his ideas and thoughts. Then I find
that for five years he had planned
this thing."
Sums Up Her Earnings.
The older woman has estinated her
services as housekeeper and manager
of the hotel, of the beach property
and of the boat at $15 a week for all
the years she worked. This sum
amounts to $27,000. To it she added
the $3,000 which she loaned to Hunt
to start his business venture. The
bill for $30,000 has been entered
against the estate and the young
woman has refused to honor it. The
suit of Lila will be heard in cir-
cuit court in June.
"I can't give up my home," Miss
colgrove said with a sigh as she
looked out over the lake. "All
my life I have had to give up
things. Now at the end of it I
have had my one faith destroyed.
All I ask is to die in peace here
beside the lake.
The day of the funeral the executor
of the estate told me of this new
will. I had been prostrated with
grief at Mr. Hunts death. I
thought I was crushed at his loss.
But until this thing came up I
hadn't really lost him. But after
that I lost everything. I guess
people live pretty much in their
dreams after all. Not many have
even them taken away. It was a
long time afterward before I
could cry. There seemed to be
some mistake or misunderstanding,
It just didn't seem possible.
I am crippled and I can't work
for myself now."
Montana | Helena | Helena Independent, The 05-31-1925
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Fulton Weddings
BartlettArmstrong
FULTONMiss Betty Fran-
ces Colegrove Armstrong of 413
Fremont St. and Leland Thurman
Bartlett of 210 Cayuga St.
were married at 2 p. m. Sept.
24 by Rev. Robert Williams,
pastor of First Baptist church.
Attendants were Pauline Armstrong
and George McClellan
of Oswego.
Bartlett is employed as a
mechanic at a service station.
New York | Oswego | Oswego Palladium-Times 10-10-1960
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Miss Colegrove
and Mr. Cox United
In Marriage
Miss Rosemary Ruth Colegrove,
datighter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Colegrove, of
near Richwood, became the
bride of Mr. David Ogden
Cox, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
David O. Cox, 2926 Berwick
Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio, on
February 3rd. The ceremony
was performed at 2:30 in the
afternoon by the Reverend
Budd Sprague in the Essex
Methodist Church.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of bridal satin,
designed with a lace bodice
with a scalloped Sabrina neckline.
A crystal and pearl tiara
held her finger-tip veil of illusion
and she carried a white
Bible-topped with a bridal
bouquet of red roses and cascading
streamers of white
pompoms. Her only jewelry
was a pearl necklace, a gift of
the groom.
Her sister, Miss Janet Colegrove,
served a maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were Mrs.
Nancy Colegrove, Mrs. Lana
Sue Stierhoff and Miss Luanne
Williams. The attendants wore
identical red velveteen street
length dresses with portrait
neckline and three-quarter
length sleeves with matching
headbands of Dior bows. They
carried nosegays of red rose
buds snd white pompoms with
red velveteen streamers.
Miss Carolyn Cox,-sister of
the groom, was flower girl.
She was attired in a red velveteen
dress wih puffed sleeves
and wore a flower head
piece of red rose buds anc
white pompoms. She carried a
white basket of red and white
rosebuds and streamers.
Serving his brother as best
man was Mr. Fredrick Cox, of
Columbus, and the ushers
were Donald and Larry Cole
grove, brothers of the bride
and Mr. Robert Bovenizer.
Hostesses for the reception
which followed in the church
basement were: Mrs. Eleanor
Davis, Mrs. Audrey Bevis, Mrs
Pauline White, Mrs. Elizabeth
Travis, Miss Bettie Monson
Miss Marianne Fry, Miss Mari
anne Hackett, Miss Mary Nease
and. Mrs. Geraldine Cicanese
In charge of the guest book
was Mrs. Mary Jo Smith, of
Columbus. Misses Miriam and
Sandi Davis served at the gift
table.
The couple returned to
Athens, Ohio, where they are
enrolled as seniors at Ohio
University. They are residing
at 28 1/2 Smith Street.
Ohio | Richwood | Richwood Gazette, The 02-15-1962
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Nancy Joan Sutton
Weds Donald Cole
grove August 24
In a pretty mid-afternoon ceremony,
August 24 at St. Paul's
Methodist Church in Pueblo,
Colorado, Miss Nancy Joan Sutton
became the bride of Donald
F. Colegrove.
Parents of the newly weds are
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Sutton, 2132
E. Routt, Pueblo, Colorado, and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Colegrove
of near Richwood, who attended
the services.
The bride attended Colorado
State College at Greeley, where
her sororities were Sigma Sigma
Sigma a Pi Lambda Theta. She
has taken a teaching position as
third grade teacher at Oakland
Heights in Marion. Her husband
was graduated from Ohio State
University and now is sales
engineer for General Telephone
Co. of Ohio. His fraternity is
Alpha Kappa Lambda.
Miss Dorothy Hall was organist
for the ceremony and Miss Marilyn
Mohr, of Scottsbluff, Neb.
was vocalist.
A large bow accented the back
of the bride's gown of white lace
and silk organza. The lace bodice
had a scoop neckline. A lace and
pearl headpiece held her illusion
veil. She wore a strand of pearls
the bridegroom's gift and carried
on her Eastern Star Bible, pink
rose buds and stephanotis streamers.
Sisters of the couple were in
the wedding party. Miss Phyllis
Sutton was maid of honor and
Mks Rose Mary Colegrove, of
Richwood was bridesmaid
Other bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Archer and Miss Amilu
Stewart, of Pueblo. All were attired
in gowns of different shades
of silk organza. Their headbands
and bouquets were daisy chrysanthemums.
Miss Barbara Negomir,
of Pueblo, and Miss Janet
Colegrove, of Richwood were the
candlelighters.
Paul J. Lahr, of Detroit, Mich.,
a fraternity brother, was best
man. The ushers were Darryl
York and Ronald Pope, of Huxton;
Roger Oman, of Richwood
and Dewey Thornton, of Gunnison.
Mrs. Oma Jean Thornton, of
Gunnison, the bride's sister, submitted
the guest book and Miss
Bonnie Dahl, of Glenburn, N. D.,
played the piano at the reception.
The reception for 200 guests was
held at the church. A four-tiered
cake and punch was served.
reception for 200 guests was held
at the church. A four-tiered cake
and punch was served.
The couple honeymooned at
Colorado Springs enroute to Marion,
Ohio, where they are residing
at 275 1-2 Leader St.
Ohio | Richwood | Richwood Gazette, The 09-18-1958
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Father Of Local Man
Dies Saturday P. M.
Funeral services for Frank
Miller Colegrove, 89, of 3644
Galia Ave., New Boston, Ohio,
who has been staying at the
home of his son, Howard Cole-
grove, of Route 1, Richwood,
were held at the Pennington
Funeral Home in New Boston,
Tuesday. The body was removed
from the Ballinger Funeral
Home here Monday.
Mr. Colegrove, son of William
Colegrove and Mary
Ellen Kirk Colegrove was born
March 24, 1872 in Lucasville,
Ohio. July 1st, 1895 he was
married to Nettie F. Craig,
who is living in Mew Boston.
Mr. Colegrove was a member
of the Blue Run Methodist
Church.
Surviving with the widow is
the son, Howard Colegrove,
Richwood; a daughter, Mrs.
Edith Turner, of New Boston;
seven grandchildren and
great grandchildren; a son,
two brothers and two sisters
are deceased.
Burial was made in the
Wheelersburg Cemetery.
Ohio | Richwood | Richwood Gazette, The 12-21-1961
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Colgroves Suprised
Saturday Evening
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Colegrove were very
pleasantly surprised and reminded
of their 25th wedding anniversay
when they returned
home from town and found over
fifty of their neighbors and
friends gathered at their home
with well filled baskets for a picnic
supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Colegrove were
married July 28, 1934 at Stockdale
by the Rev. Paul E. Fisher,
Mrs. Colegrove was the former
Elnora Parks of Minford and
Howard Colegrove was from
Blue Run. They were attended by
Rosanna Coles and William Furner
and attended the World's Fair
in Chicago on their honey moon.
Both are graduates of Ohio University.
Mrs. Colegrove is a member
of the teaching staff in the
Richwood Schools at the Jackson
Bldg. Mr. Colegrove is employed
at the Power Shovel Co. in Mar-
lon.
The Colegroves are parents of
four children, Donald, Janet,
Rosemary, and Larry.
The party was planned by them
with the assistance of their
daughter in law, Nancy. The
honored guests were the recipients
of several very lovely and
usful gifts. The table was centered
with a decorated three-tiered
wedding cake topped with
miniature bride and groom
baked by Mrs. Blake Davis.
After a most delightful evening
all departed wishing the Colegroves
many more happy anniversaries.
Ohio | Richwood | Richwood Gazette, The 07-30-1959
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M. CHRISTINE COLEGROVE
M. Christine Colegrove, 69.of Marysville
died Sunday, Dec. 22.2002,
at Memorial Hospital of Union County.
She was a retired employee of the Lamplighter
Reslaurant in Marysville.
She was horn Feb. 19, 1933, at home in Carter
County, Ky., to Robert and Alene J. Davis
and was predeceased by her father, a son,
a daughter and a sister.
She is survived by her mother, Alene J. O'Neal
of Camden.Tenn.; two sons, John Colegrove
and special friend Janice Scheideier of
Marysville and George (Diana) Harder of
Frisco, Texas; a daughter, Debbie Gerlolf of
Mount Vernon, Texas; a grandson, DeWayne
Gerloff of Mount Vernon.
Texas; four sisters, Corine (Wayne) Cox of
Richwood, Edith (Jerry) Shirk of Raymond,
Berea (John) Wallers of Camden, Tenn., and
Daisy Davis; three brothers, Ernie (Loraine)
O'Neal of Vine Grove, Ky., Bill O'Neal of
Florida and Lenore (Kitty) Hill of Jackson,
Mo.; and nieces and nephews.
Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m.
Friday at Oakdale Cemetery with the Rev.
Wayne Engle officiating. Friends may call
from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Ingram
Funeral Home.
Ohio | Marysville | Marysville Journal-Tribune 12-24-2002
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Howard Colegrove
Funeral service will be at 2
p.m. Friday for Howard
Colegrove, 68, Richwood, who
died Tuesday evening at his
residence.
He was born March 30, 1910 to
Frank and Nettie (Craig)
Colegrove in Scioto County. He
married the former Elnora
Parks in 1934.
A retired employee of the
Marion Power Shovel Co., he
also had taught school in Scioto
County. He was a member of
Mt. Carmel Chapter 303
F.&A.M., the Mt. Carmel
Chapter 42 OES., the North Star
K of P Lodge and the Marion
Power Shovel 25-Year Club.
In addition to his wife, he is
survived by sons Larry of
Anchorage, Alaska, and
Donald, Cincinnati, daughters
Miss Janet Colegrove, Richwood
and Mrs. David
(Rosemary) Cox, North
Madison, nine grandchildren
and one sister, Mrs. Edith
Turner, New Boston.
Friends may call after 2 p.m.
Thursday at Ballinger Funeral
Home, Richwood.
The Rev. Julius Chandler will
officiate at the funeral service
at Memorial Park Chapel,
Wheelersburg, with burial
following in Memorial Burial
Park Cemetery. Calling hours
will also be held one hour before
the service.
Ohio | Marysville | Marysville Journal-Tribune 06-28-1978
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Donald F. Colegrove
Memorial services were held
on Saturday, June 16 at 10 a.m.
in St. Paul's Unitarian Church,
Cincinnati for Donald F.
Colegrove, 49, whose death
occurred June 11 in Christ
Hospital.
He was the son of Elnora
Colegrove, who survives in
Richwood and the late Howard
Colegrove.
He was married to the former
Nancy Sutton, Pueblo, Colo,
who also survives as do four
sons, Frank, Glenn, John and
James of Cincinnati, two
sisters, Janet Colegrove, Richwood,
Mrs. David (Rosemary)
Cox, North Madison and a
brother, Larry of Eagle River,
Alaska.
He was a graduate of Richwood
High School, The Ohio
State University and the
University of Cincinnati College
of Law. He was a member of the
Cincinnati Bar Associations and
the American and Ohio Bar
Associations.
An employee of General
Telephone Company, Marion,
he also served as their district
manager in Circleville before
entering into parctice of law
with offices in the Carew
Tower, Cincinnati.
Graveside services and in-
terment were held June 11 in
Memorial Park, Wheelersburg.
Ohio | Marysville | Marysville Journal-Tribune 06-19-1984
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ELNORA E. COLEGROVE
Elnora E. Colegrove, 83, of Richwood and formerly
of the Marysville area, died Friday, Jan. 20, 1995,
at Lake East Hospital in Painesville.
She was a retired elementary school teacher in
Essex and was a member and Past Worthy Matron of
Mt. Carmel chapter No. 42 of the Eastern Star and past
president of the Union County Retired Teachers
Association.
She was born March 25,1911 in Minford, Ohio, to the
late James and Susan Parks.
She married Howard Colegrove in 1934 and he preceded
her in death on June 27, 1978.
She is survived by two daughters, Janet Colegrove
and Mrs. Dave (Rosemary) Cox, both of Marysville;
a son, Larry Colegrove of Dutch Harbor, Alaska;
11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by a son, Don
Colegrove, three sisters and five brothers.
Funeral services will be held Sunday, 2 p.m.,
at Ballinger Funeral Home, Richwood. The Rev.
Bernard Kenney will officiate and burial will be
in Memorial Park Cemetery near Wheelersburg, Ohio.
Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior
to the service.
Ohio | Marysville | Marysville Journal-Tribune 01-21-1995
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MRS. ERNEST COLEGROVE.
Mrs. Ernest Colegrove, 53, formerly
of Waterloo, died suddenly
Wednesday night at Bronxville,
N. Y, Mrs. C N. Shane, 1207 Independence
avenue, a cousin, was
informed in a wire received Thursday
morning.
She had been a resident of Waterloo
until her marriage, approximately
25 years age.
Born Ruth Reed, Aug. 31, 1892,
at Sioux City, Ia, she was the
daughter of Herbert M. and Clara
Reed.
When a year old, she came to
Waterloo with her parents. They
resided at 519 East Third street.
She was graduated from Vassar
college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
While in Waterloo. Mrs. Colegrove
was interested m social
work and was one of the first directors
of the Social Welfare
league, now the Family Service
league.
Surviving are her husband, Ernest
L. vice president of the Guaranty
Trust Co. New York City; a son
Reed, at home in Bronxville, N. Y.;
a daughter Helen, attending College
in Connecticut and a brother in
carlton, Dallas, Tex.
Her father and mother preceded her
in death.
Iowa | Waterloo | Waterloo Daily Courier 05-16-1946
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Kenneth R. Colegrove
Services for Kenneth R. Colegrove,
65, of 201 Hillcrest Rd., will be
1 p.m. Monday at the Chapel of
Memories West, with burial in Green
Mountain.
Mr. Colegrove died at Schoitz
Memorial Hospital at 4 a.m.
Friday of complication of diabetes.
He was born Oct. 11, 1910, in Cedar
Rapids, the son of J.T. and Alma
Reichert Colegrove. He married
Margaret L Gorsuch, Nov 2, 1957, at
Lake City, Minn. He retired from
the Navy in 1954. He was a Warrant
Officer adn had been in the service
for 22 years. He worked for the
Post Office for 10 years before
retiring in 1966.
Survivors include his wife.
Friends may call after 7:30 p.m.
Saturday until service time.
Iowa | Waterloo | Waterloo Courier 04-23-1976
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Kenneth R. Colegrove
Services for Kenneth R. Colegrove,
65, of 201 Hillcrest Rd., will be
1 p.m. Monday at the Chapel of
Memories West, with burial in Green
Mountain.
Mr. Colegrove died at Schoitz
Memorial Hospital at 4 a.m.
Friday of complication of diabetes.
Friends may call at the funeral
home until service time.
Iowa | Waterloo | Waterloo Courier 04-25-1976
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Mrs. Delphene Elizabeth Colegrove
Baxter, aged 66 years, died at. the
Presbyterian hospital at 9 o'clock
yesterday morning after a brief illness.
She was taken to the hospital Tuesday
last to undergo a second operation
for gall stones.
The deceased made her home at
the time of her death with her daugnter,
Mrs. Fred BrecKenridge residing
two and one half miles northwest of
Waterloo on the Cedar Falls road.
She is survived by three sons and
three daughters.
A brief prayer service will be held
from the home of Mrs. Breckenridge
tomorrow morning and the body will
be taken to Westgate, Iowa, for burial
Mrs. Baxter resided for many years
at Westgate.
Iowa | Waterloo | Waterloo Times-Tribune, The 08-31-1913
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MRS. NORMA COLGROVE
PORT BYRON Mrs. Norma
Colgrove, 64, of Burnett
Road, Phelps, formerly of
Port Byron, died Wednesday
at her home after a long illness.
Services will be at 11 a.m.
Friday at Scott and Mann
Funeral Directors, Port Byron.
Burial will be in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery.
Calling hours will be 2 to 4
and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at
the funeral home, 234 N. Main
St.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Viola Jones of
Port Byron, Mrs. Virginia
Black of Weedsport and Mrs.
Barbara Johnson of Arizona;
three sons, LeRoy Taylor of
Phelps, Spencer Taylor of
Weedsport and Wilfred Taylor
of Port Byron; three sisters,
Mrs. Marie Lamphere and
Mrs. Waitie Bush of Weedsport
and Mrs. Mildred Fletcher
of Jordan; two brothers,
Kenneth Millus of Port Byron
and Everett Millus of
Hancock, Md.; 12 grandchildren;
and nieces and nephews.
New York | Syracuse | Syracuse Herald Journal 01-18-1973
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