Requiem mass for Dr. Charles F. Oglesbee, 89, former Xenia dentist, who died in Dayton Saturday noon, will be sung at St. James Catholic Church, Dayton, Wednesday at 9 a.m. Burial will be in Calvery Cemetery, Dayton.
Dr. Oglesbee died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes, 517 W. Stewart ST., Dayton with whom he resided.
Born near Lumberton, he formerly operated dental offices here at 7 1-2 E. Main St. He retired a number of years ago when he moved from Xenia to Dayton.
Surviving are three step-sons, John Minery, Trotwood; William Minery, Cincinnati, and Harold Minery, of Florida. Reese Douglas, Xenia, is a nephew. (note: date on Obituary card is Oct 19, 1946, which was Saturday that year, so that is death date not publication date.)
Dr. Oglesbee died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes, 517 W. Stewart ST., Dayton with whom he resided.
Born near Lumberton, he formerly operated dental offices here at 7 1-2 E. Main St. He retired a number of years ago when he moved from Xenia to Dayton.
Surviving are three step-sons, John Minery, Trotwood; William Minery, Cincinnati, and Harold Minery, of Florida. Reese Douglas, Xenia, is a nephew. (note: date on Obituary card is Oct 19, 1946, which was Saturday that year, so that is death date not publication date.)
Requiem mass for Dr. Charles F. Oglesbee, 89, former Xenia dentist, who died in Dayton Saturday noon, will be sung at St. James Catholic Church, Dayton, Wednesday at 9 a.m. Burial will be in Calvery Cemetery, Dayton.
Dr. Oglesbee died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes, 517 W. Stewart ST., Dayton with whom he resided.
Born near Lumberton, he formerly operated dental offices here at 7 1-2 E. Main St. He retired a number of years ago when he moved from Xenia to Dayton.
Surviving are three step-sons, John Minery, Trotwood; William Minery, Cincinnati, and Harold Minery, of Florida. Reese Douglas, Xenia, is a nephew. (note: date on Obituary card is Oct 19, 1946, which was Saturday that year, so that is death date not publication date.)
Dr. Oglesbee died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes, 517 W. Stewart ST., Dayton with whom he resided.
Born near Lumberton, he formerly operated dental offices here at 7 1-2 E. Main St. He retired a number of years ago when he moved from Xenia to Dayton.
Surviving are three step-sons, John Minery, Trotwood; William Minery, Cincinnati, and Harold Minery, of Florida. Reese Douglas, Xenia, is a nephew. (note: date on Obituary card is Oct 19, 1946, which was Saturday that year, so that is death date not publication date.)
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