Showing posts with label Howard Uible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Howard Uible. Show all posts

Thursday, January 07, 2021

1941? Uible Brothers

 

Left to right: Cecil Uible, William Uible, Frank Uible c1941
(boy is not identified)


Cecil J. "C.J." Uible born January 7, 1883, died January 13, 1969 -- youngest of three surviving brothers in this picture.  

Other children of David Uible (1845-1926) and Sarah Elizabeth Smith? Uible (1841-1890) were:

  • William David "W.D." Uible - 1869-1942
  • Frank Crossen Uible - 1871-1942 (Crossen was the surname of the family that adopted David & his sister Elizabeth Louisa after their parents died of cholera in 1849)
  • Mary Louisa Uible 1873-1893
  • Ennis Harris Uible 1876-1910
  • George Clyde Uible 1880-1906
  • Serena Uible Reynolds 1884-1963
There was also a half-sister, Ada Uible Jones (or possibly Ada Uible Smith), born 1862.  Her married name is undetermined as is her date of death.  

Thursday, July 24, 2014

1994 Howard Uible letter -July 22

Howard Perin Uible (1909-2010), first cousin of HH, was the third of four children born to Frank Crossen Uible (1871-1953) and Clara Louise Schloss Uible (1874-1960).   Howard's father, Frank, twelve years older than Cecil, was the second oldest of the seven siblings with C.J. being the second youngest.

Howard's siblings were Mary Serena Uible Sterrett (1901-1990), Frank Crossen Jr. (or Clifford?) Uible (1904-2001), and Richard Clyde Uible (1912-2007).

Howard wrote to HH after receiving a postcard from the 1994 Uible-Horton family reunion in Estes Park, Colorado.  Another blog post about Howard Uible can be found at this link: 2003 Howard Uible, HH & other Uibles.  Transcription and a picture follow.

1994 Howard Uible letter -July 22
July 22, 1994
Dear Jean and Harold –

We were happy to receive your card from Colorado.  To gather 38 related people, widely scatter I'm sure, to a family reunion is quite an accomplishment.  I know you must have had a wonderful time.

Yes, we too are proud of David's publicity.  We see David and Cindy occasionally and knew about some of the story.  He must have a lot of ability.

Things here in Cincinnati are going along as well as can be expected.  Jane has not been well and our activities are slowing down.

Steve and his two boys are doing well and Howard (St. Petersburg) is enjoying life in the sun.

Best wishes to all.

Sincerely, 
Jane & Howard

2003 Howard Uible (center) with HHU (red shirt)
Presumed left is David Uible of buffalo ranch fame, and Woody Uible in the black shirt between Howard & HH.  Gentleman between David and Howard could be Howard's oldest son, also named Howard.

Thursday, October 10, 2013

2003 Howard Uible, HH & other Uibles - Oct.

When Howard Perin Uible was born on April 4, 1909, in Ohio, his father, Frank, was 37 and his mother, Clara, was 34. He had two sons with Jane Maeder Corkins Uible between 1937 and 1945. He died having lived for more than 100 years. He died on June 11, 2010, in Cincinnati, Ohio, at the age of 101.  Howard had an older sister, Mary "Serena" Uible Sterrett, older brother Frank Jr., and younger brother Richard Clyde Uible.

Howard's father, Frank Crossen Uible, was the second son of David and Sarah Smith Uible, and was twelve years older than youngest son, Cecil. Howard and HH are first cousins.

Identification of the other three men in this picture is presumed to be Howard's son and two nephews.
2003 Howard Uible (center) with HHU (red shirt) and other Uibles

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Dec. 11, 1989-99 Happy Birthday, Mother and Christian!

Notes from Dad's Diary 1989-1999 [lightly edited]

[Monday 1922 - Jean Wallace Ballantyne born]

Monday 1989 - Spoke with Bill Davidson re Pontiac, he would go $450.

Tuesday 1990 - [Roberta leaves] Took Roberta to Dayton airport.  Had supper at Red Lobster, cheapest entree $6.99, soup $1.99, got gas in Vandalia for 118.9¢.  Got slip over boots at Haines, they are going out of business.  Got new heels on comfortable brown shoes.

Wednesday 1991 - Serena, John and Julie surprised Jean at Heartland.  Had dinner at Wooden Spoon, $4.95 buffet.  Jean got silk poinsettia from the Morgans.

Friday 1992 - More tax school.  Gave Jean a pair of Laser scissors for #70.  She and Ann Bailey went to Springfield to shop.

Saturday 1993 - [Ginny visiting] The Sears man from Dayton called us at 8:15 about their sale from 8-10am today.  Called the Hortons.  Bill doesn't have any appetite.  A TV Guide for Jean.  Fist day we haven't had a sympathy card.

Sunday 1994 - [Kentucky] Got Jean that library bag from New Cumberland, their 40th year.  MV got her a neck rest.  Had pot luck at Don's church at noon and then another pot luck at Somerset UMC.  MV had a great musical program in the AM services.

Monday 1995 - [Kentucky to home] Left Somerset about 9am, walked around Florence Mall, ate at Morrison's Cafeteria there.  Did get some Christmas Cards there.  Revco had them 50% off, got gas for 96.9¢.  Got Jean book, Charles Kuralt's America.

Wednesday 1996 - Wells Christmas party at Senior Citizens, also honored Jim Brooks retirement, he and Roy Adams are both 77-years-old.  Jim started 1/70.  Jean had Women's Club at Denver House.  MV sent sweatshirt, grandchildren are like seeds.

Thursday 1997 - [Christian Michael Crowson born, Kentucky] Helped MV move furniture around before they went to Somerset Hospital at 10am for C-Section at noon and was over by 12:30.  Christian Michael Crowson, 9lbs 2oz, quite red.

Friday 1998 - Christian is now 32" tall and weighs 25#.  Got Jean a fire extinguisher, hardly romantic.  Had leftovers from Wilmington for lunch and extras (broccoli from garden).  Had thought we would got to D's Pizza in PM but Jean had pizza at home.  Went to Wells for about 90 minutes for free phone calls.  Called Doris Eaton Jones discovered they live in Scottsdale.  Jean worked on computer at Wells (as Harold S had ours) for Conference Report for this Sunday.  Harold S. says they are planning an Israel trip in 2001.  Catherine sent her Mother a HUGE poinsettia.

Saturday 1999 - [Cincinnati to home] Walked to Convention Center, Big 60s fun party, $10 for adults, not for us.  Up to P.L. again and had 2pm lunch there.  Looked at South at Garfield Place out of curiosity.  Then to Covenant Presbyterian Church built in 1875.  They had a Scottish band, then a magic show - how she could turn a plain notebook into color and back.  Had supper at cheap place in Mariemont (Inn built in 1926) interesting picture of how then there was a lot of open space around.  Called Howard Uible, Jane confined to room with Emphysema.  They have been at Seasons for 2 years.

Items from Uible photo album