The  Shelbyville  Republican
 Thursday May 8, 1924
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HENRY  RUHLMAN  DIED  YESTERDAY
Former Resident St. Vincent Community Passed Away At Hamilton, Ohio
FUNERAL  SERVICE  SATURDAY
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          Henry Ruhlman, well known resident of Shelby county, died at Hamilton, Ohio, Wednesday morning at 7:30 o’clock, at the age of 85 years.  Death was caused from a complication of diseases.  Mrs. Ruhlman, wife of the deceased passed away about thirteen years ago.
          Mr. Ruhlman had lived in the St. Vincent community for fifty-five years, until about a year ago when he moved to Hamilton, Ohio.  He leaves five sons to mourn his loss.  They are  George, of Rushville;  John, of Hamilton, Ohio;  Henry, of Cincinnati;  Joseph, of McGaunigle, Ohio; and  Frank  of Oxford, Ohio.  Also four daughters,  Mrs. Lizzie Grewe  and  Mrs. Nora Willman, of Cincinnati and  Mrs. John Thorman  and  Mrs. Leo Beyer  of Shelby County.  Two other daughters, Mrs. Joseph Boehning, formerly of this city, and  Mrs. Anna Munson, of Illinois, are both deceased, also.
          The body will arrive here on Friday morning and will be taken to the home of  Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beyer, east of this city.  Funeral services will be conducted at the Y.M.I. hall, Saturday morning at nine o’clock, the Rev. Father Wolf, officiating.  Interment will be made in the St. Vincent cemetery. Charles M. Ewing in charge.
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The  Shelbyville  Republican
 Thursday August 17, 1911
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          The funeral services of the late  Mrs. Henry [Anna] Ruhlman, will be held at the St. Vincent church at nine o’clock Friday morning, Rev. Father Ketter officiating.  Interment in the St. Vincent cemetery immediately after the service in charge of Stewart & Fix.
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The  Shelbyville  Republican
 Thursday December 2, 1909
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DEATH  RESULT  OF  HEART  TROUBLE
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Mrs. Doris Ruhlman Dies After An Illness of
Several Days Was A Resident Of This City
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DECEASED  WAS  67  YEARS  OLD
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Was Born in Cincinnati But Most of Her Life
Was Spent in St. Vincent Neighborhood
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          Mrs. Doris Ruhlman, one of this county’s well known residents, died at her home, 41 First street, in this city, at eleven-thirty o’clock Wednesday night, following a brief illness.  Heart trouble, from which she has long been a sufferer, was the cause of her death.  For the past few years she has been subject to attacks, similar to the one that caused the illness that terminated in her death.  Her condition had been regarded as critical for the past few days and her relatives had been at her bedside fearing the worst.
          Mrs. Ruhlman was aged sixty-seven years, three months and eleven days, having been born in Cincinnati, August 2, 1842.  She was the widow of the late  John B. Ruhlman, and had a wide circle of acquaintances, all of whom knew her to be a woman of truest worth, and one with lofty ideals of the character of womanhood.  She was best known in the St. Vincent community, which had been her home for forty years.  She had lived in this city only about fourteen months.  She and her husband came to the St. Vincent neighborhood from Oldenburg, Indiana, and his remains were laid to rest in the St. Vincent cemetery.  Mrs. Ruhlman will be buried beside him, and her funeral will probably be held at the St. Vincent church, of which she was a member for many years.  For the past few years she has worshiped with the St. Joseph congregation in this city.
          The deceased is survived by one son, Benjamin Ruhlman, of Indianapolis, and five daughters.  They are  Mrs. Joseph Klose,  Mrs. John Seifert  and  Mrs. Pius Soller, of this city;  Mrs. Joseph Grussemeier, east of the city, and  Miss Kate Ruhlman at home.  She also leaves eleven grandchildren and three brothers.  The brothers are  Joseph  and  Henry Cord, of near St. Vincent, and  William Cord, of Hamburg, Indiana.
          The funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St. Joseph church at nine o’clock.  Interment in St. Vincent cemetery by Stewart & Fix.
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The  Daily  Evening  Democrat
 Saturday May 13, 1882
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           John Ruhlman, aged forty-five years, died at his home in Liberty township yesterday, and will be buried at St. Vincent Church next Monday morning at 8:30 o’clock.
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St. Vincent Cemetery
John B. Ruhlman August 3, 1837 – May 12, 1882
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