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The Crestline Advocate
Thursday, 13 March, 1924

         After an illness of nearly four months, CHARLES F. TALBOTT
       died at his home, 233 West Bucyrus street, at 5:45 this
       (Thursday) morning in his 56th year. Had he lived until May
       28, MR. TALBOTT would have been fifty-six years old. His
       illness began with a stroke of paralysis on November 25 and
       from that time until death relieved him this morning he had
       been gradually growing weaker, although at one time after he
       had suffered the stroke, he was able to be about the house
       with the aid of members of the household.
       
         MR. TALBOTT was a lifelong resident of Crestline. He was
       born here on May 28, 1868, and was a son of JOSEPH J. and
       MARGARET A. TALBOTT, both deceased. He was married July 10,
       1895 to GRACE McGUIRE and to them seven children were born
       all of whom survive him together with MRS. TALBOTT. The
       children are: MRS. C. J. MURRAY, of Seville, Ohio; ANNA RUTH,
       of Washington, D.C.; GLENN EDWARD, of Medina, Ohio; ALICE
       FAY, of Mansfield, and KENNETH LELAND and MALCOLM, residing
       at home. One brother, EDWARD, deputy postmaster here, also
       survives. Three sisters and one brother preceded him in
       death.
       
         Early in life, MR. TALBOTT learned the trade of a machi-
       nest and followed that line for a number of years when he
       took charge of the Crestline laundry which he operated for
       a number of years. It was while he was in this laundry busi-
       ness that he lost his arm and a short time after disposed
       of his interests. Since that time he has followed various
       occupations. At the time he was stricken he was acting as
       custodian of one of the school buildings.
       
         MR. TALBOTT was probably one of the best known men in
       Crestline. He had a wide circle of friends and acquain-
       tances by whom he was held in the highest regard and they
       will be grieved to learn that his life among them has
       ended.
       
         Funeral services are to be held next Monday afternoon
       at 2:30 from his late home with Rev. E. A. Brown, pastor
       of the Methodist church, officiating. Burial is to be
       made in the Crestline cemetery.
       
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