11419. Raymond E. Conger
Raymond E. CongerOCCUPATION: New York State Conservation Department; Raymond did conservation work for at least 24 years. He was responsible for hatching of three different species of pheasants which were reared and released for sport hunting. His place of work was one of two non-commercial hatcheries owned and operated by and for the people of the state of New York.
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, p. 432 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)RESIDENCES: Delmar Game Farm; Delmar, NY 12054
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Lutheran
HOBBIES: Raymond and Mary enjoyed sports and scenic traveling
Mary E. DeckerCHURCH_AFFILIATION: Lutheran
11422. Millard Frederick Conger
Millard Frederick CongerOCCUPATION: Worked with highway equipment
RESIDENCES: Hulse Road, Rt. 1; Branchport, NY
AKA: Bud
15246. Julie Ann Conger
Julie Ann CongerNAME-CONFLICT: Julia Ann Conger in WFT, Vol. 3.
15248. Bud Millard Conger
Bud Millard CongerNAME-CONFLICT: Buddy Millard Conger in WFT, Vol. 3
11428. Dr. Sidney Barnett Conger
Sidney Barnett CongerPARENTS: George Custer Conger and Emma Edith Lucy Barnett
OCCUPATION: Medical doctor specializing in obstetrics and gynecology.
RESIDENCES: 969 Margate Drive; Akron, OH 44313
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Episcopalian
SSN:
Individual: Conger, Sidney
Social Security #: 270-42-5152
Issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Aug 1, 1893
Death date: Feb 1975
Residence code: Ohio
ZIP Code of last known residence: 44313
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Akron, Ohio
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E. Marjorie TannerAKA: Marjorie Tanner (CFA); E. Marjorie Tanner (CFA I, p. 745)
SSN:
Individual: Conger, Marjorie
Social Security #: 286-42-8225
Issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Apr 27, 1897
Death date: Dec 1984
Residence code: Ohio
ZIP Code of last known residence: 44313
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Akron, Ohio
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11429. Helen Elizabeth Conger
Helen Elizabeth CongerPARENTS: George Custer Conger and Emma Edith Lucy Barnett
HOBBIES: Fishing, cooking, needlepoint, reading
ORGANIZATIONS-HONORS: Charter member Junior League of Akron; Kappa Kappa Gamma Altrusa (Bus & Prof Women); DAR; Lions Club "Woman of the Year" 1962; U of Akron; PTS Pres; Civic ldr.
Donald Dean HeldRESIDENCES: 788 Sunnyside Avenue; Akron, OH
MILITARY: U.S. Army during WWI, 1917, 1919
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. II, p. 331 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)EDUCATION: Univ Club of Akron, BA (Bus Adm), University of Michigan 1917
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. II, p. 331 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)OCCUPATION: Sect Central Savings & Trust of Akron; Treas Clemmer Const Co.
ORGANIZATIONS: Member Masonic Order (Blue Lodge), Sons of Herman
15254. Dr. Edward Conger Held
Edward Conger HeldOCCUPATION: Physician
NO_ISSUE: From the information in his obituary it appears there was no issue.
RESIDENCES: Cleveland, OH; Akron, OH; Pasadena, CA; San Antonio, TX
ORGANIZATIONS: National Society of Pershing Rifles; Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: St. Luke's Episcopal Church in San Antonio, TX
OBITUARY:
Edward Conger Held, M.D.
Born in Cleveland, OH on Jan. 26, 1923
Died Aug. 17, 2007 and resided in San Antonio, TX.
Service: Friday, Aug. 24, 2007
Funeral Home: Porter Loring Mortuary
Cemetery: Fort Sam Houston National CemeteryEdward Conger Held, M.D. passed away at the age of 84 on August 17, 2007. Ed Held was born in Cleveland, Ohio on January 26, 1923 to Donald and Helen Conger Held. He grew up in Akron, Ohio. Ed was married to Joan McMartin on July 26, 1949 in San Marino, CA. Ed attended Bullis Prep School in Maryland and the University of Akron in Ohio.
He began his military service as a Medical Specialist in the United States Army from 1942 to 1944. He went on to Medical School at Western Reserve University, now Case Western Reserve University, and graduated in 1948. Ed did his internship at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, CA.
He attended Flight Surgeon School in San Antonio from 1948 to 1949. Dr. Held proudly served as a Flight Surgeon in the Air Force National Guard until 1954. He continued his service to his country as a Flight Surgeon in the United States Air Force Reserves until 1974 when he retired with the rank of Lt. Colonel.
During his life, Ed was licensed to practice medicine in the States of Ohio, California and Texas. Dr. Held began his career as a General Practice doctor in San Antonio in 1957. Ed was a Senior FAA Medical Examiner for the Southwest Region of the United States. He was privileged to be able to conduct all classes of Pilot Medical Exams.
Ed loved flying in his Air Force days and felt blessed to enjoy continued interaction with Pilots of all levels by giving pilot medical exams until his retirement from the practice of medicine in 2001. Ed also served as a Medical Director for USAA Life Insurance Company. Dr. Held loved the medical profession and enjoyed an interesting and rewarding career.
He lived a long rich life filled with numerous passions and activities. In college, Ed was a competitive swimmer. He enjoyed hunting, skeet shooting, bicycle riding, opera and classical music. Ed enjoyed traveling to Houston to attend operas. He rode in numerous century bicycle races including the Hotter’N Hell Hundred in Wichita Falls. He built his own bicycles and loved tinkering with anything mechanical. He played the organ and piano. He was an avid reader and was interested in Geology.
Ed was preceded in death by his wife, Joan McMartin Held, his parents, Donald and Helen Conger Held, and his brother, Donald Dean Held, Jr.
Ed Held is survived by his nephews, Paul Held of Sumter, SC, his wife, Margaret and their children, Hardin, George, and Lawson; and Blake Held of Rochester, NY, his wife, Sarah, and their children, Cameron and Emily. Ed is also survived by his cousins, Sid Conger of Houston, TX, Dr. George Conger of Akron, OH, and Marjorie Harkins of Columbus, OH and by his sister-in-law, Patricia Gibbs of Seattle, WA, her husband, George Gibbs, and their children, Kathryn Gibbs, Margaret Gibbs Hendrickson, and George Gibbs, III, and seven grandchildren.
Ed was a member of the American Medical Association, the Texas Medical Association, the Bexar County Medical Society, and the Industrial Medical Association.
In his early military days, Ed was a member of the National Society of Pershing Rifles. He was also a member of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. He attended St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in San Antonio for many years.
Ed was genuinely blessed to have the loving and dedicated care of Jackie Williams during the last years of his life, who enabled Ed to carry on the activities he enjoyed up to the time of his passing.
Dr. Ed Held was loved by his patients, medical colleagues, family and many friends and will be missed by all.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a charity of one’s choice or FRIENDS OF MUSIC, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 11 St. Luke’s Lane, San Antonio, TX 78209.
(Source: This Memorial Obituary provided by Porter Loring Mortuary - from the Internet)
11435. Marie Frances Conger
Marie Frances CongerNAME-CONFLICT: Mary Frances Conger, p. 706, CFA II. Marie Frances Meek, p. 720, CFA II.
CEMETERY: Woodvale Union Cemetery, Middleburg Heights, OH
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. II, p. 720 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)
15256. Le Roy Channing Meek
LeRoy Channing MeekDIVORCE: The marriage of LeRoy and Pauline Meek ended in divorce.
11439. Elizabeth Laura Conger
Elizabeth Laura CongerBIRTH-CONFLICT: Was she born on 12 Nov 1905 or 13 Nov 1905? Both listed in CFA I. 12 Nov 1905 (CFA II, p. 696); 13 Nov 1905 in Peninsula, Summit, Co., OH per FindAGrave.
RESIDENCES: John Conger, 1803, built a brick home in 1844 at Peninsula, OH. It was restored in 1969 by his great-granddaughter, Elizabeth Laura (Conger) Bender and her husband, who subsequently lived there.
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, p. 41a - Maxine Crowell Leonard)OBITUARY:
Birth: Nov. 13, 1905, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
Death: Apr. 23, 1986, Summit County, Ohio, USAElizabeth L. Bender, a Peninsula [OH] resident who actively maintained a life-long interest in her home town, died April 23, 1986 at age 80.
She was the first child of Elmer Bronson Conger, Peninsula's first mayor, who served in that position 28 years, from 1901-1929.
Following her graduation as valedictorian from Peninsula High School, she continued her studies at Akron University. At age 18 she began a nine year teaching career at Ellet, Hudson, Twinsburg and Peninsula High Schools.
Mrs. Bender had many civic interests. She was a local Girl Scout leader, a founder of the Peninsula Library, a president of the Peninsula Garden Club, and a council person for the Village of Peninsula. Mrs. Bender was often referred to as the "Bridge Lady". Her love of flowers and the community inspired her to plant and maintain flower boxes on the town bridge over the Cuyahoga River.
In 1969 she and her husband restored the Conger Family Homestead, an American Gothic house, constructed in 1844. The house was originally built from bricks fired from the Conger family brickyard.
Mrs. Bender was preceded in death after 49 years of marriage, by her husband, Henry G. Bender, co-founder of Bender & Loudon Motor Frieght & Jaite Packaging, Inc.
She is survived by daughters, Jean Preston, Gail McLean and her son, Robert Bender.
She was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Conger, and is survived by brothers, Elmer, Charles, George and Arthur Conger. She is also survived by 11 grandchildren; and one great- grandchild.
A memorial service will be held at the Peninsula Methodist Church at 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 26. There will be no calling hours. The family suggest that memorials can be made to the Peninsula Library and Historical Society, 6105 Riverview Rd., Peninsula, Ohio 44264.
Betty Bender once said "If you haven’t lived in Peninsula for at least thirty years then you’re just passing though".
(Source: FindAGrave)
Henry BenderOCCUPATION: A keen businesman. He was Chairman of the Board of Bender-Loudon Motor Freight, which he and his partner started in 1933. It became a thriving business, operating between Michigan and Ohio.
11440. Robert Arthur Conger
Robert Arthur CongerRESIDENCES: 1738 Main; Peninsula, OH
SSN:
Individual: Conger, Robert
Social Security #: 274-03-3544
Issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Apr 22, 1907
Death date: Nov 1985
Residence code: Ohio
ZIP Code of last known residence: 44264
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Peninsula, Ohio
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Robert A. Conger
Birth: Apr. 22, 1907, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
Death: Nov. 1, 1985, Summit County, Ohio, USARobert A. Conger, 78, died Nov. 1, 1985.
He was a lifelong resident of Peninsula; and is survived by wife, Helen; son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Rose Marie; two grandchildren; sister, Elizabeth Bender; brothers, Arthur, George, Charles, and Elmer Conger Jr.
Mr. Conger was a member of the United Methodist Church of Peninsula, and retired after 42 years from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
Funeral services will be held Monday, Nov. 4, 1985, 11 a.m., at the Johnson-Romito Funeral Home, 19 E. Main St., Hudson, where friends will be received Sunday, 7-9 P.M.
Burial:
Cedar Grove Cemetery, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
(Source: FindAGrave)
Helen Amelia MorrisOCCUPATION: RN
NAME-CONFLICT: Helen Amelia Davis, on p. 704 of CFA II.
OBITUARY:
Helen A. Conger (nee Morris), age 98, a life time resident of Peninsula, Ohio, died Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at the Gardens of Western Reserve in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert A. Conger in 1985, and is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Robert (Rose Marie) Conger; grandchildren, Elizabeth Ann (Bradley) Fischer and Robert S. (Michelle) Conger, great-grandchildren, Nicholas and Andrea Fischer, Andrew and Matthew Conger.
Helen was a graduate of the City Hospital School of Nursing. Her nursing career began at the old Green Cross Hospital in Akron which moved to Cuyahoga Falls and became Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital. She retired in 1974 after holding the positions of Nursing Supervisor and Head of Medical Records. Helen was a long time member of the Peninsula United Methodist Church, a very avid CAVS fan and was also an avid gardener and a member of the Peninsula Garden Club.
In lieu of flowers, contributions are suggested to Hospice of Summa, 444 N. Main Street, Akron, OH 44310. Funeral service 10 a.m. Saturday, April 3, 2010 at JOHNSON-ROMITO FUNERAL HOME, 19 E. MAIN STREET (ON THE SQUARE), Hudson, Ohio (330-650-4181), where the family will receive friends 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Burial at Crown Hill Memorial Park. www.johnson-romito.com
(Source: Published in Akron Beacon Journal on April 1, 2010, found on Ohio.com)
11441. George Davis Conger
George Davis CongerRESIDENCES: 3032 Highland Avenue; Willmette, IL
OCCUPATION: Vice-president of the National Executive Search, Inc. of Willmette, IL. A service enterprise dedicated to the task of matching available talent with industrial requirements.
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, 37a - Maxine Crowell Leonard)
BIOGRAPHY: From a brochure about National Executive Search, Inc (NESINC)
George D. Conger, Vice President, has spent his entire business career operating his own private enterprises consisting of five corporations ranging from chain retail stores, light manufacturing to service companies. Mr. Conger spent his military service in financial posts in the Army and has been active in community welfare projects and politics.At the close of World War II some 11 million people were undergooing post - military readjustment. American industry was converting from war production to peace - time product development. This flux created one of the greatest personnel problems in the history of the national economy. Industry was desperate for talent, experienced executives, industrial managers, and professional personnel were available but, returning from service, were in need of counseling, guidance and direction to help them be considered for appropriate career opportunities.
A group of far - seeing executives from business, industry and research immediately recognized this problem and did something about it. They organized a personnel service enterprise -- today known as NESIC -- dedicated to the task of matching this available talent with industrial requirements and offering the needed direction to both corporate enterprise and the individual.
NESINC now has offices in New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Houston, Cleveland, San Francisco, Atlanta and Washington, DC. Clients come from all 50 states and some foreign countries.
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, p. 191-192 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)
SSN: Is this the SSDI record for George Davis Conger?
Individual: Conger, George
Social Security #: 274-03-1245
SS# issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Oct 25, 1913
Death date: Jan 21, 1990
ZIP Code of last known residence: 32821
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Orlando, Florida
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Mary Louise BoydSSN: Is this the SSDI record for Mary Louise (Boyd) Conger?
Individual: Conger, Mary
Social Security #: 279-10-4221
SS# issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Oct 25, 1917
Death date: Jul 17, 1995
ZIP Code of last known residence: 32821
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Orlando, Florida
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11442. Charles Henry Conger
Charles Henry CongerOCCUPATION: Trucking company executive, vice-president of Bender & Loudon Motor Freight Co. in Cleveland, OH
RESIDENCES: 1570 Stine Road; Peninsula, OH 44264
CHILDREN-ADOPTION: His three children were adopted.
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Methodist
BIOGRAPHY: "Akron Beacon Journal," 12 Sep 1965
Hustle, whiz, rush, dart .... there are more than 60 words synonymous with speed. Every one of them could apply to the world of Peninsula's Charles Henry Conger.As president of the Akron Trucking Association and sales vice president for Bender and Loudon Motor Freight in West Richfield, his life is dominated by speed. He deals in freight ... the business of moving material from one point to another as quickly as possible.
Wiry and prematurely gray, Charley Conger is at home in a world of fast deadlines and rapid deliveries. Shortly after five each morning, he whirls out of bed and hurtles into the indoor swimming pool adjoining the master bedroom of his home at 1570 Stine Road in Peninsula, [OH]. While the rest of his family sleeps, he swims 40 laps, then shaves, dresses, eats and rips off to his office. He is at his desk by 7:30, ready to answer a customer's frantic question about a badly needed shipment, or scurry off on a sales trip to Detroit.
"I hate to wait for anything," says Charley Conger. His friends will tell you he isn't kidding. It would seem that the only thing Charley ever waited for was the stork.
He was not the first son of Mr. and Mrs. E.B. Conger of Peninsula. He was the fourth in a family of five boys and one girl. Born on May 4, 1917, Charley looks back on his younger years in the easy village of Peninsula as rich and rewarding ones.
"The chance to grow up and live in a small town was one of the most valuable things of my life," he said. "It gave me a different outlook. In a small town, you do things yourself. You don't wait around for someone else to help you with your problems."
It was only natural that he made a home for his own family only a short distance from the original Conger homestead. While there was the usual swimming, fishing, running barefoot and berry picking, Charley never adopted the ambling pace of rural life.
When he was six years old he began delivering the Beacon Journal and another area newspaper. He continued this until he finished his college career.
In 1935, during the lean years of the Depression, Charley was graduated from high school. "There wasn't any money for college then," he said. "At the time, we had seven small gardens going just to raise food for the family."
Charley went to work with Bender and Loudon as a night billing clerk. During the day, he attended Hammel-Actual Business College. The next year, after completing the program at Hammel, he entered Kent State University. He would work from 6 p.m. until 2 a.m. at Bender and Loudon ... banging away on the billing machine. The next morning he would be in the classroom at Kent State at 8 a.m. He attended school on a year-round basis. "There wasn't much time for a social life," Charley recalls. "It was work, study, sleep, eat and that was it."
But somehow he managed to meet and marry the former Velma Early of Akron during his years of academic bedlam. They honeymooned between the Summer and Fall sessions of 1938. Two years later, Charley was graduated from Kent State. He was one of the top 10 of his class. While working full time, he had managed to complete four years of college in three and earn high honors doing it.
A fellow worker at Bender and Loudon recalls Charley's years as a combination night billing clerk, husband and student. "He'd come in at 6 and we'd hear the billing machine going like mad in the next room. Pretty soon it would start to slow down. Then it would stop. Somebody would go in and wake him up and the machine would start roaring again. Frankly, 'said the fellow-employee,' I don't know how he did it. He used to average three or four hours sleep a night seven days a week."
After graduation, Charley was appointed Cleveland terminal manager for the trucking firm. At 22, he was the youngest terminal manager in the business. This was in 1940.
One year later, Charley fell in love. "Greasepaint and footlights got me," he said. And so, he became one of the charter members of the now well-known Peninsula Players.
The first production was a theatrical unknown called, "The Spooky Tavern." It was presented in 1941 for the benefit of the local PTA. Charley was in it. He has been in countless productions since then ... ranging from lead roles to bit parts.
In 1963, he played the lead part of "Wingergreen" in the musical "Of Thee I Sing." He did sing, too. In fact, he sang so hard that he strained his voice and was forced to stay off the stage of the barn on Rt. 303 during the 1964 season and this year.
Charley lost more than his voice in "Of Thee I Sing." He also lost his gray hair. The part called for a younger man, and while Charley is only 48 years old, his snowy hair made him look much older on stage. The mistress of theater is a demanding one and Charley ended up with brown hair. Consequently, a great many purchasing agents, traffic managers and other business friends were surprised to see a new version of Charley Conger enter their offices while "Of Thee I Sing" was being presented.
A member of Peninsula Players says of his love of community theater, "it was never a question of "where's Charley?" He was always there. "Whenever he was in a show, we knew it would probably be a good one. He approaches each role like a professional. He is always one of the first to learn his lines. It rubs off on the rest of the cast."
There are about 625 people living in Peninsula. Nearly all of them know Charley. "The phrase 'community leader' has become awfully trite," says one resident. "But it's the best way to describe Charley."
He was one of the leaders of a drive to turn a dangerous, water-filled quarry into a new safe and lovely swimming facility in Peninsula. Charley was also one of the residents who went to Washington and convinced governmental highway planners that Peninsula should not be served by a major, interstate highway.
"Charley really loves this place," said a neighbor. It's not surprising. His father E.B. Conger, was Mayor of Peninsula for 27 years.
"We've got something valuable out here," Charley says. "It's beautiful country and there's less and less of that in our world. We have a way of life that's good, too. Living out here, you get to do things that you might not do in a big city. There's the PTA, the Boy Scouts, your church, the community theater and a lot of other things. In a big town, you might not find the time for these things. And you'd be less of a person because of it."
Charley Conger is a proud man. He is proud of his community. He loves his home, which sprawls under a thick woods. He and his wife built a good part of it. Business friends were not surprised when may of Charley's customers at Bender and Loudon came out to the house to help saw and paint in the woods.
He speaks warmly of his family. He and his wife, Velma, adopted three children during the early years of their marriage. Son Don, 18, will enter Michigan State University this fall. Their 17 year old twin daughters, Jane and Janet, will complete high school this year. And of course, he is proud of the pace he keeps. "I guess I am just the impatient type," he says. "I've got to be doing things. I'm not interested in slow people or the easy life."
You could say that Charley Conger has come a long way since those younger days in the little village of Peninsula. But he's less than a mile from where he started. True, he's vice-president in charge of sales for a major Ohio trucking company. He was appointed to the position in 1959. But, as he might tell you while racing for the door, "I'm still a small town guy having a lot of fun in life." His friends report this description is most accurate.
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, p. 62-64 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)
APPEARANCE-TRAITS: Charley Conger's description of himself, for the Conger book was, "Actor, Whiskey Tenor, whistler, 'Mouth Organist,' chorister, salesman, employed at Bender and Loudon Motor Freight continously since 1935 in clerical, terminal management, sales management, presently Executive Vice-President."
(Source: The Conger Family of America, Vol. I, p. 64 - Maxine Crowell Leonard)OBITUARY:
Birth: May 4, 1917, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
Death: Aug. 21, 1999, Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida, USACharles H. Conger, 82, passed away at his home in Ft. Myers, Fla., Aug. 21, 1999, with his family at his side.
Born in Peninsula [OH] May 4, 1917, where he lived for 62 years, he was a 1940 graduate of Kent State University, and had a 44 year career with Bender & Loudon Motor Freight in Cleveland and Richfield. He was past president of the Traffic Club of Cleveland and Cleveland Trucking Association. He was a member and sang in the choir of the Peninsula United Methodist Church for 40 years. He had many leading roles in Peninsula Players productions. It was his idea to make the Peninsula Quarry into a safe place to swim. After retirement in 1979, he and Velma moved to Treasure Cay, Abaco, Bahamas for a 14 year island vacation. He was past president of the Treasure Cay Rotary Club and past commodore of the Sand Banks Yacht Club. They returned to Ft. Myers in 1993 because of his health.
Preceded in death by sister, Elizabeth Bender and brothers, Robert, Arthur, George, and Buz Conger; he is survived by his wife of 61 years, Velma of Ft. Myers, Fla.; son, Don of Lutz, Fla.; daughters and sons-in-law, Jane and John Gardner of Copley, Janet and Robert Mayer of Peninsula; grandchildren, Maureen Conger, Heather and Eric Gardner, Stacey Hakes, and Todd Mayer.
Services will be held 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Peninsula United Methodist Church, Rt. 303 at Akron Peninsula Rd., with Rev. Lea Mahan officiating. Interment at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Peninsula. Friends may call at the Billow FAIRLAWN Chapel, 85 N. Miller Rd., Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Peninsula United Methodist Church or your favorite charity.
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
(Source: FindAGrave)
Velma Mary EarleyProblem: Was the surname, Early (CFA I, p. 39a) or Earley (CFA I, p. 62)? Both listed in CFA I.
OCCUPATION: Secretary
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Methodist
11443. Arthur Boylan Conger
Arthur Boylan CongerCHURCH_AFFILIATION: Catholic
RESIDENCES: 6454 Riverview Road; Peninsula, OH
SSN:
Individual: Conger, Arthur
Social Security #: 291-03-0820
SS# issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Nov 16, 1911
Death date: Dec 23, 1994
ZIP Code of last known residence: 32784
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Umatilla, Florida
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Anna WurzbacherCHURCH_AFFILIATION: Catholic
11444. Elmer Bronson Conger
Elmer Bronson Conger, Jr.OCCUPATION: Accountant
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Methodist
RESIDENCES: Peninsula, OH
SSN:
Individual: Conger, E.
Social Security #: 299-03-3937
SS# issued in: Ohio
Birth date: Jul 25, 1919
Death date: Mar 14, 1995
ZIP Code of last known residence: 44264
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Peninsula, Ohio
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Birth: Jul. 25, 1919, Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
Death: Mar. 14, 1995. Summit County, Ohio, USAElmer Bronson Conger, 75, died March 14, 1995.
He was born in Peninsula, where he lived his entire life. He retired from the Bender Loudon Trucking Co., was an Army veteran of World War II, and a member of Peninsula United Methodist Church.Mr. Conger is survived by wife, Constance R.; sons, Gary B. of New York, N.Y., Eric D. of Weehawken, N.J., Bruce A. of Atlanta, Ga.; daughter, Kay M. Conger of Denver, Colo.; grandchildren, Laura and Nicholas Conger; and brother, Charles Conger of Florida.
A memorial service will be held at the Peninsula United Methodist Church, Route 303 at Locust, Saturday, April 8, at 1 p.m., with Rev. Lea Price officiating. There are no calling hours. Should friends desire, memorials may be made to Alzheimer's Disease & Related Disorders, 157 W. Cedar St., Suite 206, Akron 44307. (Billow Fairlawn Chapel).
Burial: Cedar Grove Cemetery , Peninsula, Summit County, Ohio, USA
(Source: FindAGrave)
Constance Rae ParkProblem: Was her surname, Park or Parks? Both listed, in CFA I.
CHURCH_AFFILIATION: Methodist
15272. Eric Davis Conger
Erick Davis CongerEDUCATION: Educated at Western Reserve Academy, 1964, Cum Laude (Hudson, OH), B.A. French and History, Wesleyan Univ, Middleton, CT 1968; year in France, 1967, Univ Paris, Sorbonne.
OCCUPATION: Actor on stage and television. The latter includes several years on NBC's "Another World," as Buzz Wilson. Author of a play entitled, "E.Q.V." produced in NYC.
RESIDENCES: 484 W. 43d St 37F; New York, NY 10036
15273. Bruce Alan Conger
Bruce Alan CongerCOMMENT: Not found on the SSDI
Harold Fred MillerCONFLICT-MARRIAGE: The date of marriage is listed as, 1 Dec 1923 on p. 766 of CFA I. This appears to be a typo, when compared to the date of birth of the first born.
OCCUPATION: Chemical Engineer