Notes for Charles Bernard OVERACKER
Philadelphia Inquirer May 7, 1900
Sues For Divorce From Fair Missionary
San Francisco, May 6-Charles B. Overacker, a rich orchard man of Niles, a suburb of Oakland, brought suit in Oakland for divorce against his wife, who was Ella May Clemmons, sister of Mrs. Howard Gould. He alleges desertion.
The Overackers separated about two years ago, and the wife began missionary work among the Chinese in San Francisco’s Chinatown, where she is now engaged. It is understood that there will be no contest, as property interests have been arranged.
1910 census, Washington Twp., Alameda, CA page 178A
Overacker Chas B. head age 57, married 2x, 10 yrs. b. CA Fa: NY Mo: Germany Fruit farmer
Edna wife age 34 married 1x, 10 yrs, 1 child, 1 living b. Utah Fa: PA Mo: IA
Chas. B., Jr. son age 9 b. CA Fa: CA Mo: Utah
Hayward Daily Review, Hayward, California Nov 29, 1932
Niles, Nov. 29
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Charles B. Overacker, 79, who died at his home Sunday night after a brief illness. He has spent his entire life in Washington township and for many years took an active part in the affairs of Niles and Centerville.
Surviving him are his widow Mrs. Edna S. Overacker, principal of the Mount Eden grammer school; one daughter, Miss Carol Overacker, and one son, Lt. Charles B. Overacker, Jr., an aviator now stationed in the Canal Zone.
The services were conducted from the Chapel of the Palms, in Centerville under the auspices of the Masonic lodge.
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