CALVIN BOYER
SIDNEY, Nov. 23 -- Calvin Boyer, aged 60, widely known resident of Perry Township, died at his home seven and one half miles east of Sidney yesterday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Lucas Boyer, and three children, Ralph of Mt. Vernon, O., and India and Howard at home; two brothers, Melvin, a twin, and Stanley, both of Botkins, his stepmother, five half brothers and a half sister.
Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Port Jefferson at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment will be in the Port Jefferson cemetery.
The Lima News (Lima, OH)
11-23-1933
CALVIN O. BOYER, a successful agriculturist of Perry township, Shelby county ,Ohio, where he manages the old Lucas, farm of fifty acres and his own farm of thirty-two acres, known as the Locust Grove farm, was born March 31, 1873, in Dinsmore township,Shelby county. He is a son of Samuel Fisher Boyer and his first wife, Emma (Botkin) Boyer.
Samuel Fisher Boyer was a general farmer in Dinsmore township and a man of standing in his community. His first wife died October 24, 1878, and her burial was in Dinsmore township.
His second marriage was to Clara Botkin and children
were born to both unions, four to the first and eight to the second: Calvin 0. And Melvin, twins; Charles, Stanley, Clarence, Edith, Ida, Willard, Herbert, Alvin, Vernon and Thelma. Of the above all survive except Edith. Ida is the wife of William Metz.
Samuel Fisher Boyer died October 25, 1912, and his burial was at the Loramie Valley cemetery.
Calvin 0. Boyer attended the public schools until old enough to enter the factory at Botkins, Ohio, where he worked for three years-and afterward, for the same length of time, was in the livery business in that village. For eight years prior to coming on the farm he was in the employ of the Sheets Manufacturing Company. Mr. Boyer is thoroughly interested in an agricultural life and devotes close attention to his industries here, raising excellent crops and a sufficiency of stock for his own use. The Lucas farm belongs to his mother-in-law, Mrs. P. G. Lucas and the other Lucas heirs.
Mr. Boyer was married May 6, 1900, to Miss Ethel Lucas, a daughter of P. G. and Thirza (DeWeese) Lucas, both of whom were born in Shelby county. The father of Mrs. Boyer was a substantial farmer and highly respected citizen. His death occurred June 25, 1906,and his burial was at Port Jefferson.
His two children survive: Marcellus N., who owns seventy acres situated in Perry township; and Ethel,who is the wife of Mr. Boyer,and they reside with Mrs.Lucas on the homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer have three children; Ralph, India and Howard. He was reared in the Methodist Episcopal church; Mrs. Boyer is a member of the Baptist church at Pemberton. In politics he has never been very active but votes the Republican ticket as did his father. He belongs to Lodge No. 63, Knights of the Golden Eagle at Anna Station.
Source: History of Shelby County, Ohio
(Per Debbie #46911311)
SIDNEY, Nov. 23 -- Calvin Boyer, aged 60, widely known resident of Perry Township, died at his home seven and one half miles east of Sidney yesterday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Lucas Boyer, and three children, Ralph of Mt. Vernon, O., and India and Howard at home; two brothers, Melvin, a twin, and Stanley, both of Botkins, his stepmother, five half brothers and a half sister.
Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Port Jefferson at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment will be in the Port Jefferson cemetery.
The Lima News (Lima, OH)
11-23-1933
CALVIN O. BOYER, a successful agriculturist of Perry township, Shelby county ,Ohio, where he manages the old Lucas, farm of fifty acres and his own farm of thirty-two acres, known as the Locust Grove farm, was born March 31, 1873, in Dinsmore township,Shelby county. He is a son of Samuel Fisher Boyer and his first wife, Emma (Botkin) Boyer.
Samuel Fisher Boyer was a general farmer in Dinsmore township and a man of standing in his community. His first wife died October 24, 1878, and her burial was in Dinsmore township.
His second marriage was to Clara Botkin and children
were born to both unions, four to the first and eight to the second: Calvin 0. And Melvin, twins; Charles, Stanley, Clarence, Edith, Ida, Willard, Herbert, Alvin, Vernon and Thelma. Of the above all survive except Edith. Ida is the wife of William Metz.
Samuel Fisher Boyer died October 25, 1912, and his burial was at the Loramie Valley cemetery.
Calvin 0. Boyer attended the public schools until old enough to enter the factory at Botkins, Ohio, where he worked for three years-and afterward, for the same length of time, was in the livery business in that village. For eight years prior to coming on the farm he was in the employ of the Sheets Manufacturing Company. Mr. Boyer is thoroughly interested in an agricultural life and devotes close attention to his industries here, raising excellent crops and a sufficiency of stock for his own use. The Lucas farm belongs to his mother-in-law, Mrs. P. G. Lucas and the other Lucas heirs.
Mr. Boyer was married May 6, 1900, to Miss Ethel Lucas, a daughter of P. G. and Thirza (DeWeese) Lucas, both of whom were born in Shelby county. The father of Mrs. Boyer was a substantial farmer and highly respected citizen. His death occurred June 25, 1906,and his burial was at Port Jefferson.
His two children survive: Marcellus N., who owns seventy acres situated in Perry township; and Ethel,who is the wife of Mr. Boyer,and they reside with Mrs.Lucas on the homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer have three children; Ralph, India and Howard. He was reared in the Methodist Episcopal church; Mrs. Boyer is a member of the Baptist church at Pemberton. In politics he has never been very active but votes the Republican ticket as did his father. He belongs to Lodge No. 63, Knights of the Golden Eagle at Anna Station.
Source: History of Shelby County, Ohio
(Per Debbie #46911311)
CALVIN BOYER
SIDNEY, Nov. 23 -- Calvin Boyer, aged 60, widely known resident of Perry Township, died at his home seven and one half miles east of Sidney yesterday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Lucas Boyer, and three children, Ralph of Mt. Vernon, O., and India and Howard at home; two brothers, Melvin, a twin, and Stanley, both of Botkins, his stepmother, five half brothers and a half sister.
Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Port Jefferson at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment will be in the Port Jefferson cemetery.
The Lima News (Lima, OH)
11-23-1933
CALVIN O. BOYER, a successful agriculturist of Perry township, Shelby county ,Ohio, where he manages the old Lucas, farm of fifty acres and his own farm of thirty-two acres, known as the Locust Grove farm, was born March 31, 1873, in Dinsmore township,Shelby county. He is a son of Samuel Fisher Boyer and his first wife, Emma (Botkin) Boyer.
Samuel Fisher Boyer was a general farmer in Dinsmore township and a man of standing in his community. His first wife died October 24, 1878, and her burial was in Dinsmore township.
His second marriage was to Clara Botkin and children
were born to both unions, four to the first and eight to the second: Calvin 0. And Melvin, twins; Charles, Stanley, Clarence, Edith, Ida, Willard, Herbert, Alvin, Vernon and Thelma. Of the above all survive except Edith. Ida is the wife of William Metz.
Samuel Fisher Boyer died October 25, 1912, and his burial was at the Loramie Valley cemetery.
Calvin 0. Boyer attended the public schools until old enough to enter the factory at Botkins, Ohio, where he worked for three years-and afterward, for the same length of time, was in the livery business in that village. For eight years prior to coming on the farm he was in the employ of the Sheets Manufacturing Company. Mr. Boyer is thoroughly interested in an agricultural life and devotes close attention to his industries here, raising excellent crops and a sufficiency of stock for his own use. The Lucas farm belongs to his mother-in-law, Mrs. P. G. Lucas and the other Lucas heirs.
Mr. Boyer was married May 6, 1900, to Miss Ethel Lucas, a daughter of P. G. and Thirza (DeWeese) Lucas, both of whom were born in Shelby county. The father of Mrs. Boyer was a substantial farmer and highly respected citizen. His death occurred June 25, 1906,and his burial was at Port Jefferson.
His two children survive: Marcellus N., who owns seventy acres situated in Perry township; and Ethel,who is the wife of Mr. Boyer,and they reside with Mrs.Lucas on the homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer have three children; Ralph, India and Howard. He was reared in the Methodist Episcopal church; Mrs. Boyer is a member of the Baptist church at Pemberton. In politics he has never been very active but votes the Republican ticket as did his father. He belongs to Lodge No. 63, Knights of the Golden Eagle at Anna Station.
Source: History of Shelby County, Ohio
(Per Debbie #46911311)
SIDNEY, Nov. 23 -- Calvin Boyer, aged 60, widely known resident of Perry Township, died at his home seven and one half miles east of Sidney yesterday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Lucas Boyer, and three children, Ralph of Mt. Vernon, O., and India and Howard at home; two brothers, Melvin, a twin, and Stanley, both of Botkins, his stepmother, five half brothers and a half sister.
Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Port Jefferson at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment will be in the Port Jefferson cemetery.
The Lima News (Lima, OH)
11-23-1933
CALVIN O. BOYER, a successful agriculturist of Perry township, Shelby county ,Ohio, where he manages the old Lucas, farm of fifty acres and his own farm of thirty-two acres, known as the Locust Grove farm, was born March 31, 1873, in Dinsmore township,Shelby county. He is a son of Samuel Fisher Boyer and his first wife, Emma (Botkin) Boyer.
Samuel Fisher Boyer was a general farmer in Dinsmore township and a man of standing in his community. His first wife died October 24, 1878, and her burial was in Dinsmore township.
His second marriage was to Clara Botkin and children
were born to both unions, four to the first and eight to the second: Calvin 0. And Melvin, twins; Charles, Stanley, Clarence, Edith, Ida, Willard, Herbert, Alvin, Vernon and Thelma. Of the above all survive except Edith. Ida is the wife of William Metz.
Samuel Fisher Boyer died October 25, 1912, and his burial was at the Loramie Valley cemetery.
Calvin 0. Boyer attended the public schools until old enough to enter the factory at Botkins, Ohio, where he worked for three years-and afterward, for the same length of time, was in the livery business in that village. For eight years prior to coming on the farm he was in the employ of the Sheets Manufacturing Company. Mr. Boyer is thoroughly interested in an agricultural life and devotes close attention to his industries here, raising excellent crops and a sufficiency of stock for his own use. The Lucas farm belongs to his mother-in-law, Mrs. P. G. Lucas and the other Lucas heirs.
Mr. Boyer was married May 6, 1900, to Miss Ethel Lucas, a daughter of P. G. and Thirza (DeWeese) Lucas, both of whom were born in Shelby county. The father of Mrs. Boyer was a substantial farmer and highly respected citizen. His death occurred June 25, 1906,and his burial was at Port Jefferson.
His two children survive: Marcellus N., who owns seventy acres situated in Perry township; and Ethel,who is the wife of Mr. Boyer,and they reside with Mrs.Lucas on the homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer have three children; Ralph, India and Howard. He was reared in the Methodist Episcopal church; Mrs. Boyer is a member of the Baptist church at Pemberton. In politics he has never been very active but votes the Republican ticket as did his father. He belongs to Lodge No. 63, Knights of the Golden Eagle at Anna Station.
Source: History of Shelby County, Ohio
(Per Debbie #46911311)
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