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[52363] "Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]. 6 December 2022": "Deer Isle - Pearl S. Eaton, Deer Isle, 85, passed away peacefully on November 30, 2022, surrounded by his family, after a brief stay at Winterberry Heights in Bangor, fighting a long, courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was born on April 4, 1937, in Little Deer Isle, Maine, son of Marjorie (Hardy) Joyce, and Earl Eaton. Pearl graduated from Deer Isle High School in 1955, and worked for his father-in-law at Colwell Bros., and owned and ran Eaton Oil Co. for 30 years. Some of his favorite activities were golfing, basketball, softball, and hunting. He was a member of Masons, where he received a 50 year pin award recognition, and DeMolay where he coached basketball. Pearl was a President of Island Country Club where he was very involved in expansion of the golf course. He was a school board member and instrumental in the building of the new elementary school. He was also president of the Howard Hill Cemetery, where he volunteered his time mowing and maintaining the grounds. A few of Pearls favorite things were, singing at family weddings and graduations, wintering in Margate, Florida, family cruises, and spending time with all the many friends he made through Maine Oil Dealers. In their early marriage, Pearl and Nancy loved square dancing, and never missed a dance at the Legion Hall, where they were usually the first ones on the dance floor and the last ones to leave. One of Pearls greatest passions was being on the water hauling his lobster traps with a big smile on his face. Pearl is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Nancy Colwell Eaton; and 4 children, Karol and husband, Royce Fifield, of Stonington, Terry Eaton and wife, Sandy, of Deer Isle, Judy Bevis of Londonderry, New Hampshire, and Glenn Eaton of Margate, Florida. He was blessed with 5 grandchildren, Kelley, Dustin, Jenna, Whitney, and Matt; and 5 great-grandchildren, Tanner, Landon, Hannah, Halle, and Shay. He is also survived by siblings, Genie Eaton, Norma Morey, Sandra Seile, and Bernadette Brady, and spouses. He was predeceased by stepbrother, Vaughn Joyce. Pearl was very fortunate to have a very supportive extended family, in-laws, Alfred and Kay Colwell, and Nancy's siblings, Dick, Tom, Claire, and Clarice."
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[37393] The line is from the unverified Stuart-Archer Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2014.
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| | | _Jacob (Sr.) MEYER _____________+
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| | | _Philip MEYER _________|_Susanna REAM __________________
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| | |_Anna Margaret MORR ___|_Catherine Elizabeth RENNINGER _
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[45435] "The Akron Beacon Journal, 31 October 1950," p. 53: "John E. Sieber and the old Buchtel Hotel that he loved so well are both gone now. Mr. Sieber died Monday at his residence, 1006 W. Market St. He would have been 85 next month. He had been ill for a year. He was the last living charter member of the Akron lodge. Loyal Order of Moose, which he organized while he was chief clerk at the old Empire House which stood on the present site of the Portage Hotel before he transferred to the Buchtel. Eight years ago he began a brief and, for him, tragic reunion with the old Buchtel, which stood where the WADC building now is at Main and Mill sts. He returned as manager of the aging hostelry after an absence of more than 30 years. As chief clerk of the old Buchtel shortly after the turn of the century, John Sieber, tall and dignified, had stood in the ornate lobby and welcomed many notables. Lillian Russell had swept into that lobby with all of her beauty and charm. Jim Jeffries had stopped there in 1910. When Bob Fitzsimmons, king of the heavyweights, came to Akron with his own theater road show, he stayed at the Buchtel. John Sieber had opened the old Buchtel register to such theater greats of the day as Lotta Crabtree; Robert Downing, the tragedian, arul George C. Miln, the Chicago Methodist preacher who traded the pulpit for the stage. Presidents McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt were guests of the house. A wooden frame viaduct, long since gone, connected the hotel with its ballroom, directly across Mill st. Many were the gay parties there, livened by the concoctions of white-coated bartenders in the big mahogany barroom. Familiar local figures in John Sieber's lobby included O. C. Barber, the match king who founded Barberton; A. H. Noah, young rubber industry magnate; J. H. Andrews, general manager of the Quaker Oats Co.; Sen. George W. Crouse, and many others. In 1909, Ila Forney, a pretty, dark-eyed brunet from Barberton, set up manicurist's stand in John Sieber's tiled lobby and he found frequent occasions to desert his desk and chat with her. They were married in 1910. On one occasion an elegantly dressed traveling salesman, anxious to let small town Akron know that a big-timer was among them, registered at the Buchtel. While Mr. Sieber looked on, the salesman signed his name with a flourish and then, in letters large enough for all to see, added his address 'New York.' Mr. Sieber handled him characteristically and, it is said, very effectively. 'New York, eh,' he remarked, cocking a jaunty eyebrow at the salesman. 'Who's running the hotel there now.' Thirty-two years after their marriage and following 25 years of absence from Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Sieber returned to the old Buchtel -she to help him manage it - in 1942 Time had taken its toll of the once grand old hostelry. War workers, mainly Interested in a place to sleep, and old people forced to watch their pennies, trod its dingy lobby now. Gone were the top hats, the liveried footman, the rich red carpet. 'There isn't anything wrong that soap and water and paint can't cure,' John Sieber told a friend valiantly. He and Mrs. Sieber went to work. But in July, 1944, fire drove 40 guests from their rooms. The blaze was checked without serious damage but City Hall cracked down and a few months later condemned the old Buchtel. The owner of the building ordered Mr. Sieber to evacuate his guests by March 5, 1945."