Mrs. Ruth Linebrink, 47, a Defiance county native, died at her home, 83 North Brinker Ave, Sunday at 12:30 a.m. She had been restricted to her home since last October. Mrs. Linebrink was born in North Richland township, Feb. 22, 1910, a daughter of Alice (Mayer) Dunbar and the late G. H. (Bert) Dunbar. She was graduated by Jewell High School and Bowling Green State University. She taught school for one year in North Richland township. She married Orval Linebrink, who survives, Aug. 8, 1931 in Toledo. They resided at Jewett for one year and at Liberty Center for seven years before moving here in August, 1939.
Mrs. Linebrink was active in P.T.A. work and was a member of the Glenwood Methodist church. The body is at the Allen funeral home, 245 West Broad St., where services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. by Rev. Mr. Shallhaus, pastor of the Glenwood Methodist church. Burial will be in Sunset cemetery. Survivors are her husband and mother; a daughter, Carol Kay, at home; two sons, Kail, attending Ohio State University, and Jon Charles at home; and two brothers, Charles Dunbar, Columbus, and Orville H. Dunbar, Defiance. -Defiance Crescent News, January 28, 1957
Mrs. Linebrink was active in P.T.A. work and was a member of the Glenwood Methodist church. The body is at the Allen funeral home, 245 West Broad St., where services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. by Rev. Mr. Shallhaus, pastor of the Glenwood Methodist church. Burial will be in Sunset cemetery. Survivors are her husband and mother; a daughter, Carol Kay, at home; two sons, Kail, attending Ohio State University, and Jon Charles at home; and two brothers, Charles Dunbar, Columbus, and Orville H. Dunbar, Defiance. -Defiance Crescent News, January 28, 1957
Mrs. Ruth Linebrink, 47, a Defiance county native, died at her home, 83 North Brinker Ave, Sunday at 12:30 a.m. She had been restricted to her home since last October. Mrs. Linebrink was born in North Richland township, Feb. 22, 1910, a daughter of Alice (Mayer) Dunbar and the late G. H. (Bert) Dunbar. She was graduated by Jewell High School and Bowling Green State University. She taught school for one year in North Richland township. She married Orval Linebrink, who survives, Aug. 8, 1931 in Toledo. They resided at Jewett for one year and at Liberty Center for seven years before moving here in August, 1939.
Mrs. Linebrink was active in P.T.A. work and was a member of the Glenwood Methodist church. The body is at the Allen funeral home, 245 West Broad St., where services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. by Rev. Mr. Shallhaus, pastor of the Glenwood Methodist church. Burial will be in Sunset cemetery. Survivors are her husband and mother; a daughter, Carol Kay, at home; two sons, Kail, attending Ohio State University, and Jon Charles at home; and two brothers, Charles Dunbar, Columbus, and Orville H. Dunbar, Defiance. -Defiance Crescent News, January 28, 1957
Mrs. Linebrink was active in P.T.A. work and was a member of the Glenwood Methodist church. The body is at the Allen funeral home, 245 West Broad St., where services will be conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. by Rev. Mr. Shallhaus, pastor of the Glenwood Methodist church. Burial will be in Sunset cemetery. Survivors are her husband and mother; a daughter, Carol Kay, at home; two sons, Kail, attending Ohio State University, and Jon Charles at home; and two brothers, Charles Dunbar, Columbus, and Orville H. Dunbar, Defiance. -Defiance Crescent News, January 28, 1957
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