Birthday Surprise for Mr Stroub by Relatives
Last Sunday relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Stroub and sent Robert Paul to pleasantly surprise Mr Stroub on his 26th birthday. Guests brought well filled baskets and a pinie dinner was served at noon. Mr Stroub received several nice presents. The list of attendees includes Mr and Mrs David Stroub and son Lester Mrs E E Rothgeb and children Zella Albert Harley and Gaydna Mr and Mrs Lonna Plond children Delmar Dale Raymond Mary and Dorcas Mr and Mrs Charles Farthing and daughters Luli Thelma and Bernice Mr and Mrs John Alspach and granddaughter Mary Katherine Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stroub Mr and Mrs Edgar Alspach Mr George Dnos Mr and Mrs Theodore Hostler and grandchildren Crystal Dorothy Harold and Gerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray 'Stroub
Robert Paul
Mr. Stroub
Stroub
David Stroub
Lester
E. E.rothgéb
Zella
Albert
Harley
Gydna
Lonna Plo
Delmar
Dale
Raymond
Mary
Dorcas
Charles Farthing
Luli
Thelma
Bernice
John Alspach
Mary Katherine
Lloyd Stroub
Edgar Alspach
George Dnos
Theodore Hostler
Crystal, Dorothy
Harold
Gerald
Local families share dinners amid birthdays and gatherings
A series of Sunday and Monday dinners bring together numerous relatives and friends from North of town, New Riegel, Shelby, Springfield, Dayton, Upper Sandusky, Bloomdale, Carey, and area towns. Celebrations include Mrs. August Peters birthday and several church and school group gatherings.
Dinner guests share Sunday gathering at McGown home
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Ganning and son Albert and Mr. C. C. Howland were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Ganning
Albert
C. C. Howland
Frank McGown
Real Estate Transfers in Salem Tymocites and Nearby Townships
Multiple transfers recorded with consideration of $1.00. Harry J Nichols transfers 246.86 acres in Salem to Chas E Hurd. Virgil Hawkins to Nicholas Krantz 63 acres in Crawford. W E B Dawson to Lissie Phillips 71.43 acres in Tymocites. Nichols to George W Fulton et al 215.35 acres in Salem. John Gilliland to Chas Hayman 97 acres in Tymochtee. Frederick Krock Jr and wife to Harry J Nichols 246.86 acres in Salem. Michael Hetzel to F W Hetzel ten acres in Tymochtee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Nichols
Chas,e. Hurd
Salem Township
Virgil Hawkins
Nicholas Krantz
Crawford Township
W. EB. Dawson
Lissie Phillips
Harry J. Niels
George W. Fulton
John Gilliland Et al
Ghas, Hayman
Tymochtee Township
Frederick Krock, Jr
Michael Hetzel
F. W. Hetzel
Tymothtee Township
Postmaster George N Young Faces Charges in Washington
Postmaster George N Young of Tiffin a prominent Democrat in the party’s in wing traveled to Washington Friday to appear before Senator Townsend chairman of the senate committee on post offices and post roads There are said to be fourteen charges filed against Young whose renomination has hung in the senate since January He was accompanied by Assistant Postmaster Harry Stone Census Supervisor E G Staley and Attorney Rush D Niles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Young
Tiffin
Washington
Senator Townsend
Senate Committee On
Young
Senate
Harry Stone
E. G. Staley
Rush D. Niles
Married at Lutheran parsonage in Mineral Ridge
Miss Ethel Devort and Mr. Joseph US Michel wed at 4 30 p m Monday at the Lutheran parsonage Mineral Ridge The ceremony was performed by Dr EB Luther Spaid The couple plans a trip to Toledo and Detroit with a stop in Carey en route Mrs Michel is sister of Mrs J Dennison and Mr Michel works for Brier Hills Steel Co in Niles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Devort
Mineral Ridge
Joseph US. Michel
Warren
EB. Luther Spaid
Michel
Toledo
Detroit
Carey
J. €. Dennison
Brier Hills Steel Co
Niles
Michaels Twining Wedding at Methodist Parsonage
Edward Michaels and Miss Edna Twining were married Easter morning at 8 o'clock by Rev. J M Shimer at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The bride's mother Mrs Oscar Twining witnessed the ceremony. Michaels is son of Charles Michaels and the bride is daughter of Oscar Twining, both of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Michaels
Edna Twining
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. M. Shimer
Oscar Twining
Mr. Michaels
Charles Michaels
Masonic Inspection at Carey Chapter 159 In Kenton
Willis E. Myers district lecturer from Kenton inspected Carey Chapter No. 159 R A M Tuesday evening. The Royal Arch degree was conferred on two candidates and a lunch was served after the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis E. Myers
Kenton
Carey
Married in Marysville A Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Jessica Thrall and Mr. Albert Hartshorn both of Marysville were secretly married on Monday by Rev. Hoffman at his home in Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Thrall
Albert Hartshorn
Marysville
Hoffman
That City
Easter Guests and Visitations Across Local Towns
Local notes list Easter and spring gatherings. C. C. Simonis and Gretus Pahl spent time in Toledo and at home respectively. Various residents from Toledo, Fostoria, Columbus, Lima and Akron visited relatives in town during Easter and the surrounding days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Simonis
Toledo
E Gretus Pahl
Mrs. Mary Van Nette Dies at 69 in Tiffin Ohio
Mrs Mary Van Nette longtime Tiffin resident died April 6 1920 at the family home No 8 Liberty Street aged 69 years 7 months 23 days She was born August 14 1850 in Hancock County and married Jasper Van Nette December 9 1878 The couple moved to Tiffin in 1881 Funeral to be held at the home with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery The family notes her cheery smile and hopeful disposition with survivors including husband two sons Vern V Van Nette and Adair B Van Nette three grandchildren and siblings Erastus Lyman Trubey and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine
Trubey) van Nette
Liberty Street
Tiffin
Ohio
van Nette
David and
Keziah (Klinker) Trubey
Hancock County
Findlay
Crawford Township
Wyanadot County
Jasper van Nette
Vern V. van Nette
Adair B. van Nette
Thelma
Carmen
Adair
Adair van Nette
Erastus Trubey
Jackson
Mich
Lyman Trubey
Irvin Trubey
William Trubey
Colon
Belle Shepherd
Mendon
L. D. Trubey
Milton
Greenlawn Cemetery
R D McDowell Sells Glenn Ave Home to Jerry Merrihew
R D McDowell sold his Glenn Avenue house to Jerry Merrihew who returns to Carey from Binghamton New York where he and his family have lived for several years Merrihew and cooper at the Lime and Stone plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McDowell
Glenn Ave
Jerry Merrihew
Carey
Binghamton
N. Y
Mr. Merrihew & Cooper
Lime
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Stief
Nineteen Hundred Club
Will Hiles
Cleveland
Jeanette DeWitt
J. L. Culler
Loren .Stahl
Catherine’ Harris
Clarence Gamel
Norman
Ralph Wagers
August Peters
Elnora
North of Town
Oscar Elchert
Urban
Josephine
Corina
Ambrose Peters
New Riegel
John #. Gosser
Francis
Shelby
E. E. Brown
Miss Saunds
Harry Blue
Sam Blue
Springfield
John S. Blue
Dayton
Margaret Gamel
Upper Sandusky
Karl H. Brown
Paul Everett
E. A. Baughman
St. Paul
R. P. Werner
Whitehouse
Clarence Baughman
Henrietta
Bloomdale
Eugene Baughman
Arden
Harley Baughman
Frank Stroup
United Evangelical Surfday School
Mr. Stroup
A. Esherman
Dwight Mosterman
Franklin of
Sycamore
Mary Stroup
Glenn
Elizabeth
Edna Easley
Sue and
Della Gilliland
Ethel Riter
Lima
Henrietta Briggs
Theo and
Pauline Cooper
Wallace Beebe
Jersey
the Fetters
Ewing
M. Cc
Reynolds
Canal Dover
Columbia
Diller
Florence Cherry
Tolado
William Pahl
C. A. Carpenter
Indianapolis
L. P. Scofield
Noah ,Corbin
South
Ot’ Vanlue
Elizabeth Krupp
Columbus
Peter Krupp
Charles Griffin
Fostoria
C. A. Williams
W. Foose
Mary Ellen
Foose
P. Slater
William Hiles
Janet Louisé
E. B. Kurtz
Hiles
Christopher Faber
Soldiers
Sandusky City
William Faber
Stanley Carter
Robert
Theodore Harris
C. J. Krupp
Margaret Elizabeth
Eunice Virginia
Loretta Krupp
Claud Johnson
Martha Dipert
John Frederick
Brinkerhoff
Chester Blue Farm
E. W. Baker
Mary Eloise
Lorain
Grant Karr
Emerine’s
L. A.kemerley
Daughters of
Akron
A. H. Kemerley
Qacar
Vinal Baker
Pontiac, Mich
W. H. Walker
Ft. Wayne
Ind
L. C. Baker
Cardington
H. E. Wyatt
Mary van Nette
Candy
Ralph Pieraccini
Howard Johnson
East North Street
TUE Universal Cab
Johnson & Miller
Upper
Sandusky
the Snyder Lumber Company
Undertaking
the Home Furnisher
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