Elijah East Dayton Daily Journal, Aug. 6, 1887 v. XXV, iss. 9, pg. 1,
col. 6

Submitted by: Lisa Hoffman Hoffman793@aol.com
Died:

Bonner--Friday August 5, at 2:15pm, Helen, infant daughter of Calvin
A. and Jeannet Bonner, aged 3 months, 2 weeks, and two days. Funeral
Sunday afternoon at 4:30pm from residence, 1516 East Fifth Street.
Interment Woodland. Friends of family invited.

Moormon--Theresa S. Moorman, nee Schiml, at the residence, 634
Hickory Street, at 5:25pm, Friday, August 5, aged 37years, three
months, and 20 days. Due notice of funeral will be given.

Arnett--Jacob Arnett, aged 75 years, at the residence 2233 East
Third Street.

Zimmerman--At the Hospital, Central Branch, national Home for the
D.V.S., August 3, 1887, Dominick Zimmerman, late of Co. E, 54th
Regiment New York. Cause of death: Chronic meningitis.

East--at the Hospital, Central Branch, Nation Home for the D.V.S.,
August 5, 1887, Elijah EAst late of Company D, 28th Regiment T.S.C.T.
Cause of death: suicide

George S. Gephart, Dayton Daily Journal, October 10 1888, v. XXVI,
iss 64 pg. 4, col. 3

Found dead in the woods:
the dead body of George S. Gephart, a well known farmer of German
Township, was found in the woods south of his farm Monday evening. He
left the house after dinner with the intention of remaining away but
a short time. When he had not returned at supper time the family
became alarmed and instituted a search. It is supposed that he fell
dead from heart disease. He leaves quite a large family.

Death of Francis Snyder
Francis Snyder, one of Dayton's old and well known citizens, died at
his residence, corner of Franklin and Ludlow Streets last evening. He
was born in Alaace, formerly a French province in 1811 and emigrated
with his wife to this country in 1846. He first settled in
Cincinnati, but in 1854 removed to Dayton and located at the corner
where he resided continuously until his death. His wife and four
children, three boys and one girl, survive. Frank Snyder, ex-County
Surveyor, his eldest child, is a resident of Columbus.

Other news, same column and day:

A Whig Wheel Horse
John Washington, of Linden Avenue, yesterday celbrated his eight
third birthday anniversary, hole and hearty, and says that if he
lives until November 6th he will vote for Harrison like he did in
1836 and 1840. This venerable patrarch, patriot was born in Fayette
County, Pennsylvania in 1805, but is one of Dayton's oldest residents.

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