Obituary notes and regional crime in 46 years ago items
The item notes the deaths of Peter Frank Sr at 77 in Upper Sandusky and John Phillips Sr a longtime Springville resident aged 62, plus Miss Lou Snodgrass of Greenfield formerly Carey at 19. It also mentions local business plans to drill three gas wells, a cigar venture for H I Truckmiller, and a saloon closing law stance by Cincinnati saloonists.
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Kennard’s
Peter Frank
Upper Sandusky
Adam Frederick
Council of
John Phillips
Springville
Lou Snodgrass
Greenfield
Ind
Carey
D. C. Stroup
H. I. Truckmiller
Gregg
Sullivan
Cincinnati
Turner Hall
Kansas
Texas
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakota
Auglaize
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kate Maxwell
Sweetwater
Postmaster Averill
Kate
Laramie
Farmhouse Hit By Lightning Burns In Four Alarms
July 21 1910 report notes a farm house between Adrian and McCutchenville owned by William Shumaker and occupied by Grant Tong burned to the ground after a morning lightning strike. Also records the marriage of Miss Hazel Boyce to John Puchta on Saturday evening.
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Adrian
McCutchenville
William Shumaker
Grant Tong
Hazel Boyce
John Puchta
15 Years Ago July 16 1920 Local News Roundup
Frank X. Bees drives a new Nash amid a hard wind that toppled some buildings. A south town cloud burst with Evelyn Berneda, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Gilkey. Proposed Ohio Traction Co electrical project seems canceled. Mrs Albert Swerlein dies aged 67. John F Stowe to present Uncle Tom's Cabin in Carey Friday. Tents planned on W North street lot. Janette Osborn from Zanesville to perform bird imitations at Galt restaurant and Catholic hall event.
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Frank X. Bees
Nash
Evelyn Berneda
Edward Gilkey
Lake Street
Ohio Traction Co
Rawson
Albert Swerlein
Florent Day
John F. Stowe
Carey
W. North Street
Janette Osborn
Zanesville
Galt
4-H Club Ticket Sale Funds Leadership Camp Delegates
At the last meeting each 4-H member received one county fair ticket to sell. Ten cents from each dollar ticket goes to the club to fund a delegate to the 4-H leadership conference at Camp Sandusky August 17 to 22. Leo Vaughn is chosen as delegate and Ralph Derr as alternate. The next meeting August 8 will be a joint 4-H and F. F. A. gathering in the agriculture room at the school.
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Camp Sandusky
Leo Vaughn
Ralph Derr
Local Checks In Beebe News Social Roundup
George Gilliland called on Roy and Clarence Long Tuesday evening. Francis Richard and Lloyd Kauffman visited Roy Long Monday evening. Mrs Florein Day dined with the Gibson family Monday. She visited her daughter in Carey Sunday. Junior Bland stayed with relatives in Crawford last week. The Nyes of Crawford visited Charles Bland Saturday. Emersons of Findlay were dinner guests of the Lutz family Friday. Bland family hosted visitors Sunday afternoon. Gillilands hosted Ralph Gilliland and family from Fostoria Sunday. Florent Day and Betty Gibson joined Myers family in Carey Friday. John and Gilliland guests visited Mrs Georga Mullholand and sons Sunday. Gibson, Eva and Betty families visited E. E. Gibson home Friday. Audrey Beaschler attended a Crawford reunion. Marion area guests visited Norton area. Watson and Gibson families from Cleveland and nearby towns visited E. E. Gibson Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gilliland
Roy
Clarence Long
Francis Richard
Lloyd Kauffman
Roy Long
Florein
Joseph Gibson
Florein Day
Donald Myers
Carey
Junior Bland
Mervin Nye
Crawford
Mervin Ny
Ralph Gilliland
John
Ralph Edward
Near Fostoria
Florent
Betty Gibson
Near Tiffin
John Gilliland
Fostoria
Georga Mullholand
Laura Bland
E. E. Gibson
V D. Gibson
East of Tiffin
George Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Gen Genevieve Dow Ill and Community Social Roundup
Miss Genevieve Dow has been ill for several days. Many local families and friends shared visits and gatherings this past weekend including the Proctors in Harpster, Ericksons from Cleveland, and the Dow family in Tiffin.
Local Social Roundup From Mt. Blanchard Area
Milton Bachar and Glenn Tong visited Sam Tong after the Morehart family reunion at Mt. Blanchard. The Fruths and daughter Arlene spent Friday evening with Fred Kleopfer. Fred Kleopfer, his son and others travelled to Fostoria. Various neighbors called on Calista Tong, the Coldrens, and Mt. Blanchard residents. park visits and Sunday dinners were common among the community crowds.
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Milton Bachar
Glenn Tong
Sam Tong
John Kleopfer
Morehart
Mt. Blanchard
Wilson Fruth
Arlene
Fred Kleopfer
Jon Bachar
John Miller
Fostoria
Calista A. Tong
R. F. Coldren
Vanlue
Marion
Eliza
Rose Hllen Bachar
Mt. Blanchard Park
Forest Miller
Jay
William
John Kloopfer
John Miler
Harry Stoll
Harley Rader
Son Cloyce
Arthur Rader
Russell Whitemyer
Findlay
Thoburn Baker
Richard Tong
Local Socials and Visits Across Nearby Towns
Adrian Henry Shearer made a business trip to Tiffin on Monday. Eugene Mullholand was home from Springfield over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Harry Yardhner and daughter Elvira visited North Lewisburg on Friday. The Hiawatha club meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Della Gibson’s home. Mr and Mrs Warren Luzader and family spent Sunday with Eva Luzader’s family. Harry Schubert visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Roller and Mrs N C Schubert in Carey Sunday after visits by Mr and Mrs B J Clouse and daughter Betty at Gerald Crawford’s home in Fostoria Sunday afternoon.
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Henry Shearer
Tiffin
Eugene Mullholand
Springfield
Harry Yardhner
Elvira
North Lewisburg
Hiawatha Club
Della Gibson
Warren Luzader
Eva Luzader
Harry Schubert
Ralph Roller
N. C. Schubert
Carey
B. J. Clouse
Betty
Gerald Crawford
Fostoria
Local Socials and Visits Across Vanlue and Nearby Towns
Mrs. G. K. Cole spent last week at Lakeside. The Alspachs visited Huntington Indiana. Mrs. Hille and Mrs. Loader spent Sunday with Mrs. Diedrick. C. Cupp ill five weeks shows little improvement. Stanford Crawford returned from Catawba Island. Mary Eschbach visits Grover Hill. Thursday prayer services at United Brethren church. Edward Melvin and Dick Lucas visited from Burbank at the Dean homes. Weeks CCC veteran Harry Willdis back home from Nevada. Henry and Orville Billings listed. Hendricks brothers visit Findlay. George Smith Marion Walters visit from Forest. Lyman Morgan guests at Bayless home and relatives. Rev Moore and Dipert families attend United Brethren rally at Findlay Byal park. Clarence and Donald Diedrick visit Mrs J A Diedrick. Kibby moves to Parker’s former house. employed as Smith-Hughes instructor. Mrs W. P. Miller and Jesse More complete notices.
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G. K. Cole
Lakeside
A. A. Alspach
Huntington
Ind
John Hille
G. W. Loader
J. A. Diedrick
Cr. C. Cupp
Stanford Crawford
Catawba Island
Mary Eschbach
L. M. Eschbach
Grover Hill
United Brethren Church
Edward
Melvin
Dick Lucas
Burbank
Orville Dean
Roy Dean
Harry Willdis
CCC
Weeks
Nevada
Henry Billings
Orville Hendricks
W Harry Hendricks
Findlay
George Smith
Marion Walters
Forest
Isaac Walters
Lyman Morgan
Battle Creek
Mich
Clarence Diedrick
Donald Diedrick
Near Findlay
J A. Diedrick
Robert Kibby
Sherman Parker
Kibby
Smith-Hughes
W. P. Miller
Jesse More
Brown and Morehart reunion at Mt. Blanchard
Attendees included Hart Myron Brown and families, Earl Miller and sons Mark and Howard, Mrs 8 A Eschbach, and Henry Morehart with Flo Miller. The gathering occurred Sunday at Mt. Blanchard with subsequent weekend visits by Longs, Boyers, Whitmers, Myers, Wilson, and Hagerman family members from Elkhart Indiana and Columbus.
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Mildred Myers
Theron Wilson
Elkhart
Ind
Harry Greene
Columbus
Harvey Hagerman
Albert Hagerman
Vitalis Wisner
Louis Hagerman
Millard. Hagerman and Son
Henry Slike
Local social notes from McCutchenville and nearby towns
Gladys Lea McCutchenville Goshen Ind visits J Spaythe Sheldon McCleary Toledo. Eileen Heimrich visiting Doris Beistin Tiffin. Gail Wenner Bucyrus spends Wednesday with G A Mulliholand family. Roscoe Eisaberth and Paul visit William Barto home near Findlay. Dewey Spoon family camping Gem Beach. D D Shafer family attend Wenner reunion at Charles Smith home near Findlay. Roy Hinton family Findlay visit Mills. Clarence Savial family of Tiffin visit William Savial home.
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Gladys Lea
Goshen
Ind
J. Spaythe Sheldon McCleary
Toledo
Eileen Heimrich
Doris Beistin Tiffin
Gail Wenner
Bucyrus
G A Mulliholand
Roscoe Eisaberth
Paul
William Barto
Tiffin
Dewey Spoon
Shirley
Norman
Gem Beach
D D_ Shafer
Dwight Gerald
Nelson
Wenner
Charles Smith
Findlay
Roy Hinton
Mia
Clarence Savial
William Savial
Canning School Urges Wyandot Homemakers to Attend
Wyandot county homemakers planning a county fair exhibit of one jar fruit and one jar vegetables are urged to attend a free canning school at Upper Sandusky on Wednesday. Mrs. Alice Marks will demonstrate and lecture at the high school, beginning 2 p m, with guidance on both exhibition and home canning.
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Wyandot County
Wyandot County Fair
Upper Sandusky
Alice Marks
Marks
Dedication Planned for Findlay Barracks in August
In Findlay Ohio on July 30 officials and officers will dedicate the new sixty thousand dollar state highway patrol barracks of district A. The building will open for public inspection after the ceremony and Lieut John Krrbaum leads the district. A large photograph of Sergt John Best will be presented at the dedication.
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Findlay
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
John Krrchbaum
Sergt
John Best
WIPGG
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Carey Times
Beebe News
Genevieve Dow
Dorcas Coldren
Cicely
Iron Claude
Irving Claude
Panama Canal Zone
Wm. Proctor
James May
Harpster
H. EB. Erickson
Cleveland
Parker
Stanley
Frank Barnhiser
William Proctor
Ralph Kurtz
Virginia
Grace Stanley
Will Powell
Jean
la Mar
Colorado
Clara Lane
John Haines
Irel Haines
Carol
Walter Fout
Robert Dow
D. A. Dow
Bobby
Jerry
Mary
Alice Dow
Dow
Wayton News
Saps A
Ante iPegeh
Findlay Barracks
Springers
Lake Erie
Lite-Star Oil Products Co
White Rose
Enarco
the National Refining Company
Royal Gasoline
Enarco Motor
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