WILLS PROBATED BY REGISTER ANDERTON
The will of Ex-County Commissioner John Hineman, late of Beaver, was filed this morning. He leaves all of his estate to his widow, Henrietta Hineman during her natural life and directs that at her death everything be sold and the residue be divided equally among his children. He names his son, Daniel E. Hineman, as executor.
The Beaver Times – Jun 27, 1906
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MRS. HENRIETTA HINEMAN
Mrs. Henrietta Hineman, 83, widow of John Hineman, former county commissioner, died last night at 11:30 o’clock at the home of her son, Henry Hineman, Independence township. Funeral services will be held from the Mt. Olivet Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock Eastern Standard Time. Interment will take place in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Mrs. Hineman leaves eight sons, Henry Hineman, J.C. Hineman, Daniel Hineman and David Hineman, all of Independence township; George Hineman, of Duquesne, Pa.; James Hineman of Beaver; Oliver Hineman of Claymont, Del, and J.R. Hineman of Ambridge, and one daughter, Mrs. C.R. Figley of New Sheffield.
The Daily Times – Aug. 27, 1928
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Post Nuptial Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Ford, of Monaca, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ford to Jesse R. Hineman, of Beaver, which was solemnized Saturday [Feb 22] at Cumberland, Md., by Rev. Mr. Dawson. Mr. Hineman and his bride will reside for the present with the bride’s parents.
The Daily Times – Feb. 27, 1913
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Harry Marlin Hall, son of Ollie H. Hall and Charlotte M Shane, was married to June Olive Hineman, daughter of David Martin Hineman and Alice May Hall (her parents were Ebenezar Hall and Elizabeth Unknown.)
Harry‘s sister, Eunice Gertrude Hall was married to Ralph Oliver Hineman, son of Henry Wilson Hineman and Sarah Elizabeth McElhaney.
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Hall Family Holds Reunion And Picnic
By Mrs. Chester StarrTwenty-six member of the Ollie Hall family held a reunion and picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall, Green Garden Road, Racoon Township.
Out-of-town relatives attending were Mrs. Stella Hall and family of Langeloth and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mervis and family of Lake Charles, La.
Ollie Hall of Aliquippa, who will celebrate his 83rd birthday Friday, was the oldest person present. Jay Standley of Sunset Hills was the youngest.
Beaver Valley Times – Aug. 16, 1956
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In Memoriam
OLLIE H. HALL — In loving memory of our beloved father and grandfather who passed away 4 years ago tomorrow, May 16, 1961:
Loving memories will never die,
As years roll on, and days go by.
In our hearts the memory is kept,
Of the one we loved and will never forgets.–Sadly missed by Daughter, Son and Grandchildren.
Beaver County Times – May 14, 1965
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Hall
Omar L. Hall, 73, 3317 Heights Rd., Aliquippa, died unexpectedly Tuesday, May 4, 1976, in his home.
He was a retired parts manager at the Turner Implement Co., Coraopolis, and was a member of Ohio United Presbyterian Church and Mill Creek Historical Society.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Clifford (Janet) Landsbaugh, Whittier, Calif.’; Mrs. Standley (Ruth) Cleaver, Culpepper, Va.; Mrs. Kenneth (Doris) Sohn, Aliquippa, and Mrs. Michael (Marian) Mervis, Bristol, Tenn.; eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. Ralph Hineman, Aliquippa.
Friends will be received today at the John E. Welch Funeral Home, Hookstown, where funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Samuel Marteer, he [his]r pastor, officiating.
Interment will follow in Mount Olivet United Presbyterian Church Cemetery.
The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to a favorite charity.
Beaver County Times – May 5, 1976
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Lee Hineman (John Lee Hineman,) was the son of John Calvin Hineman and Rhoda Withrow, and grandson of John Hineman and Henrietta McCallister.
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ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE HURT IN AUTO CRASHES
New Sheffield Man Succumbs To Injuries Received In Accident Saturday Night
Captain and Mrs. Mackall Suffer Minor Injuries In Crash Sunday AfternoonTraffic accidents claimed another life in Beaver County when Lee Hineman, 34, of near New Sheffield, died in Rochester hospital at 12:12 o’clock this morning from injuries received in an accident on the Brodhead road, near the Aliquippa borough line at 9:30 o’clock Saturday evening.
The accident occurred when Hineman’s care failed to negotiate a curve in the road, near Fowler’s service station, swerved out of control against a fence, spun half-way around and careened back into the fence. Hineman was thrown from the car to the concrete roadway, suffering injuries that caused his death.
He was rushed to the hospital by Harold Sohn of near Aliquippa, a passing motorist. Hineman’s death is the third in three days as a result of accidents on the Brodhead road. Saturday morning a young Aliquippa man and his wife died from injuries received when their car struck a pole near the entrance to the Beaver County Sanatorium.
Funeral services for Hineman will be held at Mt. Olivet church, Independence township, at 2 o’clock Wednesday. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Surviving are his father, Calvin Hineman; two sisters, Mrs. Zada White, Cornopolis, and Miss Florence Hineman, at home, and a brother, Earl Hineman, at home.
The Daily Times – Mar. 15, 1937
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