Oliver Edward Wolfram
Cincinnati Enquirer, 10 March 1898, page 8
BELLEVUE KY
A secret marriage, which involves a number of romantic features,
has just come to light. The principals are two well known and popular young
people of the city. Mr. Oliver Wolfram, brother of Dr. Anna Wolfram, of Center
street, and Miss Annie Gilhany of Ward avenue.
They were secretly married in Richmond Ind. last September and managed to keep the matter a secret until a few days ago. It seems that the family on both sides objected to the marriage. The Wolframs were particularly desirous of thwarting the evident intentions of the two lovers and for this purpose secured a lucrative position in Richmond Ind. for young Oliver some time last fall.
The young lady, who was employed in a large Cincinnati firm, said she needed a vacation last September. She went to Richmond and met her lover. The rest has been told. The pretty wife returned and resumed her position with the old firm and kept her secret until the latter part of last week, when she joined her husband at Richmond.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 12 February 1948, page 1
Services for Oliver Wolfram, 72 year old Spanish American War veteran, who hanged himself Wednesday in a shed on his farm near Claryville, will be held at the A C Dobbling & Son funeral home, Ft Thomas at 10 am Saturday. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
Dr. Leo C Sauter, Campbell County coroner, said the victim looped a rope over a rafter, then stepped off a ladder. He said the shed was in the rear of the farm house on Racetrack road. The body was found by Mrs. Emma May Wolfram, who notified Campbell county police. Officers siad they were told Mr. Wolfram had been despondent recently because of continued ill health. Coroner Sauter returned a verdict of suicide.
Mr. Wolfram, a retired carpenter, formerly made his home in Bellevue before moving to Claryville 15 years ago. Besides his widow, he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Estella Woethmeyer, Seattle Wash. and Mrs. Geneva Thies, Bellevue; three sons, Julius, Claryville, James, Norwood; and Earl Wolfram, Bellevue; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brinkman, Bellevue and Mrs. Carrie Briggs, New York City and 11 grandchildren.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Friday, 13 February 1948, page 21
Oliver Edward Wolfram, beloved husband of Emma Mae (nee Gilloly)
dear Father of Mrs. Estella Woerhmeyer, Mrs. Geneva Theis, Julius, James and
Earl Wolfram at his residence, Star Route Newport Ky. Funeral Saturday, February
14, 1948 from the Dobbling funeral home, 106 S Ft Thomas ave. Ft Thomas Ky. 10
am.