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CLARKSVILLE COLLECTIONS

DIED

Loran, young son of Warren Bogan, aged 5 years, with croup, Monday, Nov. 7.²

Charles E. Bogan Succumbs At 74

WAYNESVILLE - Charles E. Bogan, 74, well known retired farmer of Waynesville Route 3, died suddenly Monday at 8 p.m. in his home.

Surviving are his wife, Lena, six daughters, Miss Kathleen Bogan, Clarksville; Mrs. Lena Wilson, Dayton; Mrs. Grace Lynch, Mrs. Elsie Wilson, Waynesville; Mrs. Dona Bauer, Wilmington; Mrs. Mary ?Miranda, Hamilton; four sons, Denver, Clarksville, Gene, Everett and Chester all of Waynesville; 33 grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Rena Hale, Cincinnati.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Clarksville Methodist Church with burial in Clarksville Cemetery in charge of Stubbs Funeral Home.⁵

Mary Bogan

Mary Lena Bogan, 97, a native of Harveysburg and a former resident of Waynesville, died Tuesday, Feb. 26 at Wilmington Health Care Center.

She leaves 106 descendants.

She was the widow of Charles Bogan. A daughter, Leona Wilson, also preceded her in death.

Surviving are four sons, Eugene and Everett of Waynesville, Denver of Clarksville, and Chester of St. Paris; five daughters, Kathleen Bogan and Donna Bauer of Clarksville, Grace Lynch of Waynesville, Mary Woolery of Hamilton, and Elsie Wilson of Wilmington; 34 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren, and 11 great-great-grandchildren.

Services were conducted Friday at Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home by Rev. J. Brooks Gregory of Waynesville United Methodist Church. Burial was in Clarksville Cemetery.²

MRS. AGNES BOGAN - Services were Friday at the Fisher funeral home, with the Rev. Calvin Martin officiating, for Mrs. Agnes Marie Turner Bogan, 63, of 3039 Pansy Road, Clarksville, who died Tuesday at Clinton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Betty Roach and Mrs. Mari Lee Jordan sang while Mrs. Jerry Fawley played the organ for the prelude and postlude music. Pallbearers were Dallas Bogan, Eddie Bogan, Franklin Bogan, Charles Lynch, Joe Wilson and Stanley Roach. Burial was in Clarksville Cemetery.²

HORACE G. BOGAN KICKED BY HORSE, DIES SATURDAY

Well Known Massie Township Farmer Is Fatally Injured

FOUND DEAD IN BED

Accident Ocurred At Farm Near Riley's Corner Friday Night

Injuries suffered shortly after 8 o'clock last Friday evening when he was kicked by a horse, resulted in the death eight hours later of Horace G. Bogan, 49, well known Massie township farmer, at his home near Riley's corner. He was found dead in bed by his wife at 4:30 o'clock Saturday morning.

Mr. Bogan suffered injuries to his left side and chest when a horse kicked him as he was engaged in his farm work. His condition was not considered serious and members of the family stated that he did not complain of suffering severe pain. No physician was called following the accident.

Funeral services were held at the residence Monday at 2 o'clock in charge of the Rev. F. H. Russell, pastor of the Clarksville M. E. Church and interment was made in the Clarksville cemetery.

Mr. Bogan was well known in Warren county. He was a member of the Clarksville Lodge of Modern Woodmen and had lived on the Wilson Harlan Farm near Riley's corner for the last three years.

He was born in Washington township November 8, 1884, the son of Warren and Ida Bogan.

Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Elva Moon Bogan; a son, Albert O. Bogan, of Massie township; two brothers, J. H. and Charles Bogan, of this county; and three sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Wilson, of New Burlington; Mrs. Earl Brewer, of Clinton county, and Mrs. Ronald Hake, of Cincinnati.²

NELLIE BREWER DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. Nellie Mae Brewer, 57, wife of Earl Brewer, died unexpectedly at her home near Cuba Sunday.

Her husband, four sons including Wilbur Bogan of Morrow; a brother, Charles Brewer, Waynesville and two sisters, survive.


(Note: This obituary seems to have some significant problems regarding the survivors. There is no son named Wilbur Bogan or Wilbur Brewer. Also there is no brother named Charles Brewer although she has a brother named Charles Bogan who would be a survivor.).⁵