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Akron Beacon Journal RV AKRON BEACON JOURNAL Index to Obituaries 1962 - 1979 0-R Compiled by the staff of the Language, Literature and History Division, Akron-Summit County Public Library Oakes. Adam R. 3-1 0-76 Oakes, Oottv J. 12-1 7-66 Oakes. Edward W. 10-2-71 Oakes, Eltha I a-a-67 Oakes. Emmett L. 4-8-62 Oakes. Florence E. 1-19-65 Oakes. Garnett M. 4-18-71 . Oakes. Glen L. 6-6-70 Oakes. Ina 8-8-62 Oakes, Matilda I 1-5-134 Oakes , Reginald 12-9-70 Oakes. Urban 9-2-65; Oakes. Violette R. 1 0-24-79 Oakford. Jeanette C. 8- 1 9-74 Oakleaf. Amos W. 5-24-65 Oakleaf. Hattie 6-24-62 Oakleaf. Lucv 9-3-63 Oaklev, Elsie M. a- t 8-79 Oaklev. John R. a.-5-77 Oak lev. Ravmond W. 1-16-68 Oaklev. Vernon 5- 1 2-70 Oaklev. William 8-7-63 Oaks. Oean 9-1 7-67 Oaks. Leonard M. 6-7-79 Oaks. Mae I. 5-1 4-75 Oaks. Marvin E. 9- 1 3-70 Oaks. Richard 1-14-66 Oaks. Sarah K. 4-28-64 Oakum. George 3-29-70 Oastine. Frederick A. 1-27-74 Oates. Richard 2-26-74 Oatlev. Ravmond H. 11-1 1-74 Oats. Thomas 8-6-74 O'Bean. Anna 5- 1 5-68 O'Beirne. Edward 11-16-72 Obendorf . Carl E. 5- 12-77 Ober , Carl H. 12-30-68 Ober. 0. Carl 12-5-67 Ober . Harrv M. 7-8-65 Obcr . Ivan L. 6-8-78 Ober. Karl H. 2-4-70 Ober. Lena 6 -2 9-6 4 Ober . flabel 1-28-72 Ober. Richard M. 8-28-67 Ober. Rov 6-7-62 Oberdcck. Lvdia 3-2 1-78 Obcrdier. Irvin W. 5-1 0-69 Oberdorfer. Earl L. 1-17-73 Oberdorfer. Emma 1-18-65 Oberdove. Paul 8-2 1-67 Oberdue. John E. 12-7-62 Oberfield. Melvina 10-24-67 Obero , AIFred 9-3-65 Obero . Edith Lenria 5-22-70 Pase I' ~~~~~~ NRHF dnlE- Oberct, Oda 4-24-63 Oberholt. Ruth 5. 1 1-20-74 Oberholtz. Infant 8-20-63 Oberholtz. Louise 1 0-3-67 Oberholtzer. Cloise 12-8-67 Oberholtzer. Edaar 6. 2-22-76 Oberhol tzer . Grace 10-8-66 Oberleitner. Matilda I 0- 1 (?-62 Oberlin. Dorthea I2-25-7O Oberlin . Edson 12-22-71 Oberlin. Emma M. 9-23-74 Oberlin. Frank 10- 18-64 Oberlin. Frank S. 2-28-70 Oberlin. Harold I‘. 5-27-65 Oberlin. Harry 10-6-66 Oberlin. Hiram E. 1-20-65 Oberlin. J. Russell 6-1 -78 Oberlin. Kathrvn 3-7-73 Oberlin. Martha 12-1 5-64 Oberlin. Nettie 10-1 1-62 O’Berlin. Robert C. 4-4-69 Oberlin. Russell L. 12-1 1-64 Oberlin. Thurnan 1 1-2-63 Oberlin. Vera H. 1-20-7 I Oberlin. Uiraie C. 1-16-72 Oberlv. Adolph 3-6-63 Oherlv, Elme 5- 15-67 Obermeier , Barbara 1 0- 15-78 Obermeier, Joseoh L. 6-1 4-73 Obermeier. Rose M. 6-30-75 Obermeier. Teresa M. 12-25-78 Obermiller. Clarence R. 9-9-77 0bermill.er. Edwin H. 5-27-79 Oberst. Elizabeth b. 12-23-78 O’Bierne. Rose E. 4-5-69 Oblacl;. Frances a- I 3-7 I Oblak. Otto .I. I -I 4-65 O’Blenis, Susan E. 3-26-65 Oblinaer. Dorothv H. 12-23-69 Oblinoer. Lee M. 4-16-67 Oblinoer. Pauline 12- 12-79 Oblisk, Oonnie M. 11-15-75 Oblisk. Esther CI. 12-2 1-65 Oblisk. Euaene H. 3-20-79 Oblisk. Frank 3-29-72 Oblisk. Lee C. 7-22-62 Oblisk. Lester 4-15-69 Oblisk. Rebbecca 3-la-69 Oblisk. Vivian M. 3-1 7-70 Oblisk. Warren N. 9-2 1 -64 Obnev. Anna 1 O-26-73 Obnev. Carl 12-26-63 Obnev . Euseba 8. 12-29-63 Obnev. Hazel M. 7-7-73 Paoe 2 ~ --DAI€- Oborn. Arthur E. 7-24-64 Oborn. Charlotte 9- 28 - 75 Oborn. Samuel 9-3-63 Oborne, Clara T. 10- 17-79 Oborne. Eva V. 2-1 2-62 Oborne . Lenna 1 1-22-62 Oborne . Thomas 12-1-73 , Oborne. Thomas Richard 8-27-65 Obovski. John 3-28-75 Obradovich. Anna 10-16-66 O'Breaa. John 12-24-77 Obrez. Frank 8-1 4-73 Obreza. Frank 8- 15-73 Obrian. Aniel 2-1 6-63 Obrian. Frances 2-15-66 Obrian. Mae 1 I-25-ci7 O'Brien, Aanes 1-29-70 O'Brien. Aanes M. 10-6-79 O'Brien. Anna J. 7-72-63 O'Brien. Austin 12-2-72 O'Erien. Austin F. 10-1-70 O'Brien, Barbara Ann 9-21-71 O'Brien. Bruce 8. 12-27-79 O'Brien. Charles A. 3-20-69 O'Brien. Christooher A. 8-1 1-63 Obrien. Cinda Sue 10-29-63 O'Brien. Oaniel 10-2-72 O'Brien. Earnest J. 8-9-73 0'Brien. Edna 9-7-76 O'Brien. Edward 6-1 7-70 O'Brien. Emmanuel 4-1 4-67 O'Brten. Emmett J. 8- 1 1-65 O'Brien. Frances E. 6- 18-72 O'Britn, Frank P. 16-29-77 O'Brien. Glenn P. 1-6-75 O'Brien. Grace E. 4-1 1-79 O'Brien. Harrv A. 2-5-66 O'Brien. James 3-23-68 0'8rien. James S. 6-16-66 O'Brien. Joseoh 8-28-70 O'Brien. Josephine 4-24-68 O'Brien. Lawrence F. 3-1 8-68 O'Brien. Louis W. (Mrs.) 526-72 O'Brien. Marguerite 10-22-71 O'Brien. Maria L. 6-11-78 O'Brien. Michael 10-4-7@ O'Brien. Michael J. 5-22-62 O'Rrien. Phvllis I. 9-10-63 O'Brien, Richard C. 7- 13-73 O'Brien. Robert 1-17-66 O'Brien. Ruth 5-29-77 O'Crien. Thomas F. 1-9-73 O'Brisn. Uirainia 7-5-71 Ohrin. Michael 12-1 5-75 Paae 3 NAME- -DhTF Obrin. Richard E. i 2-7-71 Obrin. Susan 9-15-74 O'Brodo. Samuel 1-15-74 O'Ervan. Ethel 4- 15-66 O'Ervant . Thomas J. 7- 1 8-70 Oburn. W.H. 1 1-23-70 Oburn. William I?oward 11-14-69 . G'Carroll. Rachel 2-211-64 Ocasek. Barnev J. 7-22-63 Ocasek. Infant 4-20-70 Ocasek. Jack 4-25-63 Ocasi . Theresa 4-20-65 Oceia. Ceferino 8-6-75 Ocepak. Alois 1-10-67 Oceoek. Anthonv 7-27-79 Ocepek. Auoust 10-7-69 Ocepek . Frank 2-19-63 Oceoek. Louise 6-1-78 Oceoek . Uerna 7-7-65 Ocepek, Uictor P. 18- 1-76 Oceoik, William 7-1 5-69 Och. Ralph E. 6-27-74 Ochel tree. Clara 6-1 9-69 Ocheltree. James M. 7-1 1-69 Ocheltree. Mvrtle 4-23-62 Ocheltree. Ona 0. IO- 16-78 Ocheltree. Oscar C. 4-28-79 Ochenreider . Rav Earl I -I -70 Ochert. Phyllis K. 6-1 9-75 Ochs. John 12-1 1-73 Ochs. Katie I i-11-71 Ochs. Hill.ard 6-8-70 Ochsenbein. Lawrence 4-1 4-69 Ocker. Harrv W. 12-1 -64 Ocker. Robert L. 6-15-62 Ockert. Paul J. 7-8-66 O'Connell. Daniel E. 2-4-74 G'Connell. Florence Marv t 1-27-68 O'Conner. Alice L. 2- 19-72 O'Conner . John 10-26-71 6-23-66 O'Conner. Marv A. 5-15-67 O'Conner , Rosh 9-25-76 O'Conner. Winifred E. 8- 17-64 O'Connor . Albert J. 9-2-67 O'Connor. Alvcrn R. 2-27-72 O'Connor . Anna 3- 1 3-72 O'Connor. Basil 3- 10-72 O'Connor. Christine 0. 4-1 9-74 O'Connor. Dale S. 7-6-76 O'Connor. Dorothv M. 5-25-62 O'Connor. Edmund 3-16-7F O'Connor . Edward J. 3-26-63 O'Connor . Fred 7-9-62 Paae 4 NBML--.- -48:CL- O'Connor , Gertrude 1-25-72 O'Connor. Hilda 14. 7-23-78 O'Connor . Infant 6-7-72 O'Connor. Isabelle Rose 6-26-65 O'Connor . James 3-2 1-73 O'Connor. James E. 1-5-78 O'Connor . James J. 5 - 2 5- 78 . O'Connor . James P. 1-14-67 O'Connor, John A. 7-25-72 O'Connor , Joseph 5-8-67 O'Connor . Joseph T. 2-28-79 O'Connor . Joseuh L'. 4-2 1-70 O'Connor . Leo J. 4.- 12-68 O'Connor. Lucv C. 10-5-73 O'Connor . Marie 2-4-79 O'Connor, Marv E. 10- 1 9-66 O'Connor. Merle H. 5-5-76 O'Connor . Michael K. 8-24-73 O'Connor. Milton F. 5 - 3 0 -6 7 O'Connor. Miriam V. 1-5-65 O'Connor. Philio H. 6-2-77 O'Connor . Richard 10-7-65 O'Connor . Sieuhen J. 4-29-64 O'Connor. Thelma 9- 1 9-62 O'Connor. Thelma M. 6- 12-79 O'Connor . Thomas 3-24-72 O'Connor . Una 4- 10-75 O'Connor. Vilma V. 7-29-70 Ocsaa. Eva 2-1 3-70 Odadzin. Eoadon 3-1 3-79 O'Dak. Marie 6-26-66 O'Daniel. William J. 6-24-64 O'Oav. James 4- 15-74 O'Dav. Pauline 6-1 9-65 O'Dav. Raloh 8-25-62 O'Dav.
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