Portsmouth Daily Times, Thursday, Jan. 29, 1998
Charles
Ogg Jr., 68
Charles K. Ogg Jr., 68,
of Wheelersburg, died Wednesday Jan. 28, 1998, at Heartland of
Portsmouth.
Born Dec. 31, 1929, in Portsmouth, a son
of the late Charles Kenneth Ogg and Christine Esham Ogg, he was a retired mail
carrier for the U. S. Postal Service and owned and operated Charlie and Mary’s
at Slocum Station. He was a Korean War Air Force veteran and a member of James
Dickey Post American Legion.
He is survived by his
wife, Mary Howard Ogg, whom he married Sept. 9, 1958, in San Antonio, Texas; two
sons, Jerry Wayne Ogg of Cincinnati, and Billy J. Ogg of Sciotoville; two
daughters, Shirley Jean Truman and Brenda Hardy of West Portsmouth; a brother
William Ogg of Sciotoville; six sisters, Patricia Rader of Lucasville, Sally
Campbell of Vancouver, Wash., Sandy Ogg and Nancy Lehn, both of Portsmouth,
Carol Sue Bell of Cincinnati and Debbie Stiltner of Sciotoville; and 12
grandchildren.
He also was preceded in death by a
brother, Tony Ogg.
Services will be held at 10 a.m.
Saturday at Don Wolfe Funeral Home in Sciotoville with the Rev. Ronnie Rawlins
officiating and interment in Memorial Burial Park, with military graveside rites
by James Dickey Post.
Friends may call at the
funeral home from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 9 to 10 a.m.
Saturday.
Ida Osborne -See Ida Musick (Mrs. Juble Musick)
Nancy Ellen Osborne - See Nancy Ellen Osborne Logan (Mrs. Ernest Logan)
From the Internet
It is with much sadness that I
will try to write an obituary of my dear mother, Ella Ousley.
Mother died on January 16, 1959, age 73.
She was the
daughter of Dave and Glatha Hicks Conley. She joined the Old Regular Baptist
Church 30 years ago. She married John Ousley. To this union were born 12
children. There were eight boys and four girls. Three girls and one boy preceded
her in death.
It leaves dadd and seven boys and one
girl to morn the loss of Mother.
She was a faithful
member of the Old Regular Baptist Church of Cold Springs, who have also missed
her very much.
Boys and Dad, if we ever want to meet
Mother, we will have to make peace with the good Lord, for I know she has gone
to a good home in heaven. Written by her broken hearted daughter, Grace
Risner.
Dammie May Owens - See Dammie May Duncan (Mrs. Winfield Duncan)
