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Obituary: Roberta Margaret Warner
Age 99, died Thursday April 18, 2013, in Meadow Manor East Nursing Home, in Terre Haute, Ind. She was born in her parent’s Goshen home, overlooking the old Erie Canal (Lock 14) near St. Rt. 416 and the Tuscarawas River (south of New Philadelphia) on January 31, 1914. She was next to the youngest … Continue reading
Fishing 1940
One of the great sports enjoyed back in the “good old days” was the sport of fishing. Here are a group of friends from the community of Goshen in 1940 posing for fellow fisherman and picture-taker Joe Gervasi. Left to right: Dave Briggs, Tom Meechan, Jim Warner, Bill Terazzi and Adrian “Ade” Rausch.
Roberta Warner to Celebrate 99th Birthday
Roberta M. “Bertie” Warner, a longtime resident of Goshen, and currently of Terre Haute, Indiana, will celebrate her 99th birthday on January 31, 2013. She and her late husband Edward C. Warner, have one son, Dr. Edward A. Warner, of Terre Haute, Indiana; two grandchildren, Aaron (Karla) Warner and Christa Cruz and four great- grandchildren. … Continue reading
5th, 6th, 7th and 8th graders at Goshen School in 1947
Front row, l to r, Gary Gibson, Tom Carlisle, John Wallace, Phyllis Reynolds, Marge Carlisle, Anna Davis, Loretta Endsley, Virginia Gribble, Lois Oppy and Warner Maurer. 2nd row, l to r, Eddie Krocker, Junior Davis, Ronnie Harmon, Ronnie Gibson, Eddie Warner, Bill Anderson and Nellie Davis. 3rd row, l to r, Stogie Rausch, janitor, … Continue reading
Paul and Faye Warner Maurer
Submitted by: Treva “Sue” Maurer Cope My Grandfather (Ralph Warner) had property in Goshen, quite a few acres, 100 or more. He had a coal mine close to where we used to live (on Goshen Hill Rd.) and had horses pull the coal wagons. My mom (Faye) who was Ralph’s daughter, lived with and cared for her … Continue reading
Goshen School’s 5th and 6th grade team. 1948
Universal Sewer Pipe Corporation Plant #2
The Universal Sewer Pipe Corporation Plant #2 began its operations about 1920 and was located at the present site of the Skeeter Hollow Farm (owned by Mike and Dawn Smitley), which was formerly Cookson Industrial Site. The plant, which had 14 kilns, specialized in making vitrified clay pipe, flue lining and stove pipe in various … Continue reading