DICKSON, William James
Husband of Minnie Jane nee POWERS
Son of Samuel and Susannah Ranck Dickson
B. 1866 in Ellsworth Twp., Mahoning Co. OH
D. 4 Mar 1938 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. OH
Burial – 6 Mar 1938 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Section C Row 06, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"William J. Dickson, aged 71 years, died early last Friday morning in the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, where he had gone Feb. 14 for a surgical operation which he realized was a most serious one. On leaving home he was cheerful and seemingly unafraid of the outcome, apparently hoping that he would soon be able to return free of his ailment. He was born in Ellsworth township, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson. The family came to Canfield when he was a small boy and it had since been his home, where he was a most active citizen, always deeply interested in community affairs. It was a real pleasure for him to be of assistance to others, and that trait alone made for him a legion of friends. He had followed farming, but for quite a number of years was engaged in buying and selling live stock. For a long period he served as township clerk, an office he filled at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and Argus Masonic Lodge. His wife was Minnie Jane Powers, who died May 26, 1935. He leaves two sons, J. Powers and Hugh M. Dickson, of Canfield; a daughter, Mrs. Helen McClave, Uhrichsville; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Middagh of New Concord and Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson of Brownsville, Ind.; a step-sister, Mrs. Lois Hartman of Long Beach, Calif., and three brothers, Roy and G.A.R. Dickson of Richmond, Ind., and Edgar of Homestead, Pa. His funeral, held in the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, was very largely attended, a mass of floral offerings being silent tribute to his memory. Rev. L. P. McCulloch in his sermon beautifully portrayed the well spent life of the deceased. Interment was made in the family plot in the village cemetery."
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"Among out of town people here for the funeral of W. J. Dickson last Sunday were Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson, a sister, G.A.R. Dickson, a brother, Mrs. Susanne Munstone of Brownsville, Ind., Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Cambridge City, Ind., Mrs. Gracia Ran of Centerville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dickson of Homestead, Pa., Mrs. Bert Middaugh of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClave of Uhrichsville, O., and Mrs. J. F. Grey, Glenn Guy and James Ford of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Minerva."
"Ellsworth - Several from here attended funeral of William Dickson in the Canfield Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon."
Husband of Minnie Jane nee POWERS
Son of Samuel and Susannah Ranck Dickson
B. 1866 in Ellsworth Twp., Mahoning Co. OH
D. 4 Mar 1938 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. OH
Burial – 6 Mar 1938 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Section C Row 06, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"William J. Dickson, aged 71 years, died early last Friday morning in the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, where he had gone Feb. 14 for a surgical operation which he realized was a most serious one. On leaving home he was cheerful and seemingly unafraid of the outcome, apparently hoping that he would soon be able to return free of his ailment. He was born in Ellsworth township, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson. The family came to Canfield when he was a small boy and it had since been his home, where he was a most active citizen, always deeply interested in community affairs. It was a real pleasure for him to be of assistance to others, and that trait alone made for him a legion of friends. He had followed farming, but for quite a number of years was engaged in buying and selling live stock. For a long period he served as township clerk, an office he filled at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and Argus Masonic Lodge. His wife was Minnie Jane Powers, who died May 26, 1935. He leaves two sons, J. Powers and Hugh M. Dickson, of Canfield; a daughter, Mrs. Helen McClave, Uhrichsville; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Middagh of New Concord and Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson of Brownsville, Ind.; a step-sister, Mrs. Lois Hartman of Long Beach, Calif., and three brothers, Roy and G.A.R. Dickson of Richmond, Ind., and Edgar of Homestead, Pa. His funeral, held in the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, was very largely attended, a mass of floral offerings being silent tribute to his memory. Rev. L. P. McCulloch in his sermon beautifully portrayed the well spent life of the deceased. Interment was made in the family plot in the village cemetery."
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"Among out of town people here for the funeral of W. J. Dickson last Sunday were Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson, a sister, G.A.R. Dickson, a brother, Mrs. Susanne Munstone of Brownsville, Ind., Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Cambridge City, Ind., Mrs. Gracia Ran of Centerville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dickson of Homestead, Pa., Mrs. Bert Middaugh of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClave of Uhrichsville, O., and Mrs. J. F. Grey, Glenn Guy and James Ford of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Minerva."
"Ellsworth - Several from here attended funeral of William Dickson in the Canfield Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon."
DICKSON, William James
Husband of Minnie Jane nee POWERS
Son of Samuel and Susannah Ranck Dickson
B. 1866 in Ellsworth Twp., Mahoning Co. OH
D. 4 Mar 1938 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. OH
Burial – 6 Mar 1938 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Section C Row 06, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"William J. Dickson, aged 71 years, died early last Friday morning in the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, where he had gone Feb. 14 for a surgical operation which he realized was a most serious one. On leaving home he was cheerful and seemingly unafraid of the outcome, apparently hoping that he would soon be able to return free of his ailment. He was born in Ellsworth township, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson. The family came to Canfield when he was a small boy and it had since been his home, where he was a most active citizen, always deeply interested in community affairs. It was a real pleasure for him to be of assistance to others, and that trait alone made for him a legion of friends. He had followed farming, but for quite a number of years was engaged in buying and selling live stock. For a long period he served as township clerk, an office he filled at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and Argus Masonic Lodge. His wife was Minnie Jane Powers, who died May 26, 1935. He leaves two sons, J. Powers and Hugh M. Dickson, of Canfield; a daughter, Mrs. Helen McClave, Uhrichsville; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Middagh of New Concord and Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson of Brownsville, Ind.; a step-sister, Mrs. Lois Hartman of Long Beach, Calif., and three brothers, Roy and G.A.R. Dickson of Richmond, Ind., and Edgar of Homestead, Pa. His funeral, held in the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, was very largely attended, a mass of floral offerings being silent tribute to his memory. Rev. L. P. McCulloch in his sermon beautifully portrayed the well spent life of the deceased. Interment was made in the family plot in the village cemetery."
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"Among out of town people here for the funeral of W. J. Dickson last Sunday were Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson, a sister, G.A.R. Dickson, a brother, Mrs. Susanne Munstone of Brownsville, Ind., Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Cambridge City, Ind., Mrs. Gracia Ran of Centerville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dickson of Homestead, Pa., Mrs. Bert Middaugh of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClave of Uhrichsville, O., and Mrs. J. F. Grey, Glenn Guy and James Ford of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Minerva."
"Ellsworth - Several from here attended funeral of William Dickson in the Canfield Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon."
Husband of Minnie Jane nee POWERS
Son of Samuel and Susannah Ranck Dickson
B. 1866 in Ellsworth Twp., Mahoning Co. OH
D. 4 Mar 1938 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co. OH
Burial – 6 Mar 1938 in Canfield Village Cemetery, Section C Row 06, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"William J. Dickson, aged 71 years, died early last Friday morning in the Cleveland Clinic Hospital, where he had gone Feb. 14 for a surgical operation which he realized was a most serious one. On leaving home he was cheerful and seemingly unafraid of the outcome, apparently hoping that he would soon be able to return free of his ailment. He was born in Ellsworth township, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickson. The family came to Canfield when he was a small boy and it had since been his home, where he was a most active citizen, always deeply interested in community affairs. It was a real pleasure for him to be of assistance to others, and that trait alone made for him a legion of friends. He had followed farming, but for quite a number of years was engaged in buying and selling live stock. For a long period he served as township clerk, an office he filled at the time of his passing. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and Argus Masonic Lodge. His wife was Minnie Jane Powers, who died May 26, 1935. He leaves two sons, J. Powers and Hugh M. Dickson, of Canfield; a daughter, Mrs. Helen McClave, Uhrichsville; five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Nora Middagh of New Concord and Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson of Brownsville, Ind.; a step-sister, Mrs. Lois Hartman of Long Beach, Calif., and three brothers, Roy and G.A.R. Dickson of Richmond, Ind., and Edgar of Homestead, Pa. His funeral, held in the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, was very largely attended, a mass of floral offerings being silent tribute to his memory. Rev. L. P. McCulloch in his sermon beautifully portrayed the well spent life of the deceased. Interment was made in the family plot in the village cemetery."
Mahoning Dispatch, Fri, 11 Mar 1938
"Among out of town people here for the funeral of W. J. Dickson last Sunday were Mrs. W.A.S. Dickson, a sister, G.A.R. Dickson, a brother, Mrs. Susanne Munstone of Brownsville, Ind., Mrs. Mary Kenyon of Cambridge City, Ind., Mrs. Gracia Ran of Centerville, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dickson of Homestead, Pa., Mrs. Bert Middaugh of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClave of Uhrichsville, O., and Mrs. J. F. Grey, Glenn Guy and James Ford of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Minerva."
"Ellsworth - Several from here attended funeral of William Dickson in the Canfield Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon."
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