Obituary for Zelma Kinley Putnam at Findlay hospital
Zelma Kinley Putnam died Thursday night at Findlay hospital after aræmic poisoning. Funeral services were held at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev J H Weissrock officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband Harry Putnam two daughters Genevieve and Joan two sisters and two brothers. The Bristols funeral home directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fulham
Dow Street
Carey
Findlay Hospital
Bristoll
Christ Lutheran Church
Wade H. Koons
J. H Weissrock
First Lutheran Church
Upper Sandusky
Spring Grove
Laird Kinley
Ernest Mitsch
Dean Wisner
Fred Cole
Willis Putnam
Orvil Putnam
Bristoll Funeral
Zelma Putnam
Lowell
Grant
Carrie (Cope) Kinley
Gantled
Harry
Death of Homer G. Frazier in Lafayette
Mrs. J. W. Peter of Carey learns their son-in-law Homer G. Frazier of Lafayette Ind died Sunday afternoon at St Elizabeths hospital after a period of failing health. He is survived by his wife Augusta L. Magers of Carey.
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J. W. Peter
Northwest
Reading public schools principal dies after long illness
Dale J. Baughman 38 longtime educator and Reading Ohio principal dies at home after 18 months of illness. He served three years as Reading principal and had been rehired for next year. Survived by wife Ima Schaaf. son Linda Lou is dead. sister and brother in arms overseas. Funeral held at Coldren funeral home Findlay. Maple Grove cemetery burial.
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Dale J. Baughman
Reading Public Schools
Cincinnati
Rey
T. Baughman
Center Street
Findlay
Earth
Baughman
Reading School
Hamilton County
Paughman
Meeker
Mariow
Courty
Dunkirk
Avas
E. A. Baughman
Carey
Linda Lou
Coldren Funeral
E. K. Barss
Savernnah
Maple Grove Cemetery
Typewriter ribbons sold at The Carey Times
Local shop The Carey Times offers typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons in various makes. Customers can find compatible options for different models and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Peter Lucius 71 dies suddenly at Tiffin home
Peter Lucius, 71, died at 6 45 p m Thursday July 27 at his home 339 Circular street Tiffin He was born May 16 1873 to Henry and Mary Mann Lucius He married Catherine Kirian February 27 1900 in St Nicholas Church Frenchtown Surviving are his wife several children including Louis Alfred Lucius and Cpl John Lucius in Alaska plus siblings and 29 grandchildren Funeral services were at St Josephs Church Tiffin with burial in the parish cemetery
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Peter ‘Lucius
Circular Street
Tiffin
Lucius
New Riegel
Hel
Henry
Mary (Mann) Lucius
Anthony ‘Kern
William Wagner
Louis
Alfred Lucius
New Ringel
Cletus Dornwald
Alvada
George
North Auburn
Teo
Cpl
John Lucius
Alaska
Joseph
Lawrence Smith
Leonard Lonsway
Henry Fox
Charles Elbert
Bloomville
Albert Harris
Toledo
Wive
Lucius’ W
St Joseph's ‘Church
Tiffanid
Healy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Fenstermaker Rites Held After Amanda Township Death
Lawrence Freeman Fenstermaker 65 died at his Amanda township home from carcinoma after two years of poor health and four weeks of serious illness. Born March 15, 1879, he married Victoria Shearer in 1908 and is survived by his wife, two children Paul and Florence, his mother Mrs Rachel Wright, two sisters, Mrs E H Clady and Miss Luella Fenstermaker. Funeral services were held at St. Paul’s Evangelical Church and burial followed in the nearby cemetery.
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Lawrence Freeman Fenstermaker
Amanda Township
Hancock County
James M
Rachel
Baughman) Fenstermaker
Victoria Shearer
Rachel Wright
Vantiue
Fenstermaker
Paul Fenstermaker
Blanchard
Florence
E. H. Clady
Luella Fenstermaker
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Vaulue
Walter Marks
Infant daughter dies after birth in Fostoria
Mrs. George Corron mourns the loss of Patricia Louise born to Rob ert Waltermeyer’s wife. The infant died soon after birth and was buried at 3 PM Monday in the Catholic cemetery in Fostoria. Surviving are the baby’s parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Corron of Carey and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waltermeyer of Fostoria. The mother Janice Corron Waltermeyer is seriously ill.
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George Corron
Fostoria
Robert Waltermeyer
Patricia Louise
Weststreet
Carey
Frank Waltermeyer
Waltermeyer
Real estate transfers listed for several Ohio parcels
Margaret A Eich transfers two Nevada properties for 750 dollars to herself as estate administrator. Helen C Holland sells two Upper Sandusky lots to Paul E and Mary E Weaver for 1 dollar. Fred Reamsnyder to Helen Reamsnyder for partial Upper Sandusky outlet No 10 at 1 dollar. Lulu E Thiel to Charles and Fiona Frisch, Upper Sandusky outlet 153 for 31 dollars. Celia R Bees and others to Joe Silverstein and others for 108 acres Crawford township at 1 dollar. Clors B Elder to Charles Collons, Nevada Cook's first addition outlet No 25 for 1 dollar. Samuel C and Paul Lawson to Gretchen Culver in 5 im township for 1 dollar. Cletus J and Eva J Shudker to Salem town 10679 acres. Charles H Schultz to Blanche M.
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Margaret A. Eich
Luther Eich
Gondhread
Lulu E Thiel
Charles
Fiona A. Frisch
Upper Sandusky
Celia R. Bees
Joe Silverstein
Crawford Township
Clors B. Elder
Charles Collons
Cook
Nevada
Samuel C
Paul Lawson
Gretchen Culver
Im Township
Land transfers and property deeds across Upper Sandusky area
A fragmented list shows multiple 1 symbolic dollar transfers recording deeds and certificates of transfer for parcels in Upper Sandusky, Ridge, Eden, Crawford, and Carey townships and villages. Names include Schultz, Dible, Cole, Hecker, McKee, Houser, Schiefer, Williams, Kessler, Kenan, Eyestone, Hicks, Dorfelson, Carothers, Alter, Risner, Maddy, Koehler, Richmond, Kenton, Morris, and Foerstner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Tames
Martha Williams
Robert Jacob Kessler
Ardmore Addition
Carey
Goldie
Samuel E. Smith
Earl &.Troutman
W.S. Grega
Nevada
Joseph G. Kenan
Annabel Kenan
Pitt Township
Upper-Sapdusly
Freeland R. Byéstorie
George
Eyestone
Eden Township
David Straw
Winifred
William H. Maddy
Maud Lowmaster
Joseph Frederick
Upper Sandusky
C. W. Koehler
E. C. Richmond
Florence Sears
Harpster Corporation
Walter Kandel
J. W
Nettie M. Kellogg
Goodbread
Welsh and Dombaugh
Zenith E. Kenton
Harold and
Helen Kenton
D. M
Wyandot
War Bonds Rally as Nation Backs Two Ocean Navy
In 1941 the United States had 17 battleships in service and 15 under construction as Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. War demands spurred a three billion dollar fleet build and a surge in War Bond purchases as fifty million Air Americans feel a personal stake in the conflict.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Jiarry Putnam
Harry Putnam
Wellstoth
Bristols
Esmond
Peter Lucius
L. F. Fenstermaker
Yanks
France
Cere
Kroger Dated
Rth
Country Club
Kroger’s Country Club
Avondale Apple
Sgorree
Webster's Fancy Q
Carolina Freestone Elbertas
Kroger
Gry
America
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Caleb Pusey
Upland
Keystone
Europe
Germany
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