Adrian Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Death Notice
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Toledo Carey and Kenton along with a Bucyrus funeral for Clarence Neil Haines a T and O C freight conductor born May 1 1884. It notes services at Bucyrus Oakwood cemetery and reflects community ties among Adrian Lorain Fostoria and Lima residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Neil Haines
Monnett Hospital
Bucyrus
Faustina St
O. E. Knepp
Lima
U. B
O. F. Laughbaum
Oakwood
Upper Sandusky
Nellie Lamb
That Place
Lilah
R. P. Tmaines
Adrian
Milo R. Haines
Bucyris
B. of R. T
United Vetheran Church
Mr. Haines
Social roundup from Findlay and surrounding towns
Sunday visits in Findlay and area include Woodsdale Culver Gorsuch and friends, Jay Loy and family, Fred Essex from Garrettsville calling on Lola Essex, and multiple calls on Mrs Everett and Mrs Batherton. Families from Benton Ridge, Washington DC connections, and local towns extend weekend visits and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver Gorsuch
Findlay
Jay Loy
Fred Essex
Garrettsville
Lola Essex
Martha McKill
Stssie Miller
Everett
John Ritter
Lois
Wm. Batherton
Samuel Laws
Benton Ridge
T. D. Jacobs
Helen Miller
Bertha Roller
Mildred Sampson
Wdne McRill
Forest Miller
John
Lawrence Bachard
Toledo
Harry
Louder
Washington, DC
George Hurnup
Sam LeMott Monda
Bertha McRell
Wim, Moorhead
Frank Spitler
Homer Mitchell
McComb
Fred Moorhead
Earl Williams
Carey
Wm Bowlby
Peter Britner
Tiffin
George
Local Residents Share News and Visits Across Towns
Miss Carrie Yentzer visits Walnut Valley with friends at Middletown. Miss Altha Phillips, employed at Toledo, returns home last Sunday. Mrs F. M. Kinney improves after illness. Earl Moser, Bascom garage worker, visited Adrian last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kinney host Hartevete for supper. Kinney and Hazel Crawford visit. Clark Weininger and Callie Crouse called on Ann Bretz in Adrian. Fred Dible family from Crawford visit Dible family. Bogard and Baker families plan reunion at Upper Sandusky on August 14. Mrs Clarence Lawhead and daughters Ruth and Anna return from Michigan visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Yentzer
Middletown
Altha Phillips
Toledo
F. M. Kinney
Earl Moser
Bascom Garage
Adrian
Mreg
Hartevete
Kinney
Phil Kinney
Sliss Hazel Crawford
Clark Weininger
Callie Crouse
Ann Bretz
Fred
Dible
Crawford
Wm. Dible
Bogard
Baker
Upper Sandusky
Clarence Lawhead
Ruth
Anna
Michigan
Local Notes From Salem Area Families And Visitors
Betty Spitler visits Lick Run Poultry Farm this week. Ada man Vv A McBeth weekends with the Henry Fleck family. Dorothy Fleck returns from Bowling Green for the weekend. Mrs. Wilfred Logsdon ill with tonsillitis but improving. baby ill as well. Winifred Karr back home in Crawford after two weeks at Lick Run Poultry Farm. Jenny Fleck, Mincer family guests with Edward Davison home. Albert Kummerer and sons Cletus and Merlener visit Clyde Cole family near Wharton. Harry Ehrlich and mother attend funeral of Mrs. Moses Kear at Wharton. Pauline Wuescher sick at grandparents Wheeler and Wentz home but convalescing. George H. Davidson of Lincoln visits uncle Dr. Yost at Findlay. Earl Hunter family entertained. Edith Park of Huntington, Ind., sister of Charles Robison, present. Dinner with Hewett and sons at Lick Run Poultry Farm. David Mincer and daughter Florence visit from Detroit for a week with Mrs. Miner's mother Nancy Starr. Berniece Hunter and Rosella Bushong visiting Mt. Blanchard grandparents. Lina Davidson visits G W Starr. Starr frail from weak heart but upbeat. Infant daughter of Leo Bradman baptized at Our Lady of Consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fléck
Bowling ‘Green
Wilfred Logsdon
Winifred Karr
Crawford
Lick Run Foultry Farm
Jenny Fleck
David Mincer
Edward Davidson
Albert Kummerer
Cletus and
Merlener
Clyde Cole
Wharton
Harry Ehrlich
Emma Ehrlich
Moses Kear
Pauline Wuescher
Wheeler Wentz
George H. Davidson
Lincoln
Neb
Dr. Yost
Findlay
Earl Hunter
Charles Robison
Edith Park
Huntington
Ind
George Hewett
Francis
James
George Wayne
Carey
Lick Run
Florence
Detroit
Mich
Mineer
Nancy Starr
Berniece Hunter
Rosella Bushong
Marion Beck
Clarence Laird
Mt. Blanchard
Lina Davidson
G. W . Starr
Starr
Leo Bradman
Our Lady of Consolation Church
John Pahl
Helen Isabel
Anna
Fay
Anle
Bruce School
Revniom
Labor
Klis ‘Prochérse
J W Burkpard
Lucille
Orville
Okamulgee
Okla
Carl Dirmyer
Garey
Henry Billing
Lila
Alf Bravid
Alfred
Jane
Berrys
Arte
George Hill
Baby Madélin
R. Spitler
Michaels Bridge
Thurch
Frank Riester
Frances Riester
Salem
French Girl Miss Lauler Delivers Witty Chautauqua Talk
Miss Lauler recounts personal war experiences from a French schoolgirl in a Russian convent to captivity in Germany. She escaped twice, reached America, then returned to postwar France visiting the Vosges and reflects on Europe’s new conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Miss Lauler
Congent
Germany
America
Vosges
Local Community Notes From Carey And Nearby Areas
Sunday afternoon gatherings include Mr and Mrs John Pahl of Carey hosting Helen Isabel with daughter Florence from Detroit visiting relatives. Families, church events, school notices, and a traffic accident near Michaels bridge are reported along with appeals for a viaduct to ease crossings when water rises.
Grace Chapel festival nets about one hundred dollars
Grace Chapel patrons attended a Tuesday festival that raised about $100. Sunday School is set for next Sunday morning at Y o clock with a prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30. Numerous local residents visited relatives and attended reunions in nearby towns through the week.
Funeral attendees from Hibbing and area honor G D Hickle
Out of town mourners including Mr and Mrs Wm Gintert and daughters Anna of Warren Mrs Raymond Gintert and daughter Anna Mrs Wm Sawyer Mr Seth McKee from Beaverdam attended the funeral of G D Hickle last Thursday in Hibbing Minnesota with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Hickle
Hibbing
Minn
Wm. .Gintert
Raymond, Gintert
Anna‘belie
Warren
Wm. Sawyer
Seth McKee
Beaverdam
G. D."hickle
Community Notes From Vanlue And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Joe Tong and children Effie and Kenneth visited her mother Mrs Elmer Pratt Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rollers of Alyada and Mr and Mrs Tom Walters enjoyed a motor trip Sunday afternoon. Mrs Emma Vanue and daughter Nora and granddaughter Velma Vanue are visiting a few days at the Limek Pratt home. Mr and Mrs Wall Pendleton and Mr and Mrs R V Corbin of Vanlue spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs Merle Corbin of Findlay. Mr and Mrs W E Sausser and Mrs Truman Shull attended the Hancock county A B churches rally at Byal park on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Beck and family hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Arnold Lee and family and Mr and Mrs Alva Beck and family. Mr and Mrs Schuyler Presler and children Martha and Don and Mr and Mrs Hal Hoy and family of north of Vanlue were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wim Moore of the Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tong
Effie
Kenneth
Elmer Pratt
Ralph Rollers
Alyada
Tom. Walters
Vernoon
Emma .Vaniue
Nora
Velma Vaniue
Limek Pratt
Wall Pendleton
R. V. Corbin
Vanlue
Merle. Corbin
Findlay
W. E. Sausser
Truman Shull
Hancock County
A. B
Byal Park
Clarence Beck
Arnold Lee
Alva Beck
Hebron News local changes and social visits report
Denver Dysinger sold his farm to Carl Kimmel. The Red Oak Threshing Ring finished threshing Friday. Local families and friends from Findlay and Carey visited, with multiple calls to the Kimmel and Stout households. Sunday school, Endeavor, and prayer meetings are announced. Luella Kimmel receives flowers. several neighborhood girls visit. Luella improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Dysinger
Carl Kimmel
Ray Platt
Findlay
Harley Eatherton
Joe Eatherton
Harley Clark
Near Carey
Hugh Brashares
Lalia
Olive
C. L. Stout
Gladis Drew
Last of Wharton
Albert Kimmel
Wm. Stillberger
Ruth
Doris
Joe
Endeavor
Willing Workers
Luella Kimmel
Ruth &Tillberger
Madge Knoells
Luella
Desta Robison
Luela Kimmel
Esther
Edith Strout
Harvey Wonder Tops Oats With 166 Bushel Load
Harvey Wonder threshing oats Saturday and delivering 166 bushels to the Farmers' elevator with a test of 38. He invites his brother farmers with individual operators to beat this score and hear from anyone who can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wonder
City Property Listings with Multiple Homes for Sale
Advertisements describe several properties in Vanlue on paved streets. Listings include 10 room modern house with barn, 8 room with 2% lots and large garage, 7 room with barn, a 5 room on a large lot with good barn, and a 6 room with two lots and fruit trees. Prices range from 1800 to 2500 with gas and water in some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Farm Bargains Across Ridge and Nearby Townships
Multiple farms offered for sale with prices from 150 to 200 dollars per acre. Listings describe 7 to 9 room houses, cellars, drilled wells, wind pumps, barns, machine and grain houses, orchards, timber, and good soil. Properties lie along pike routes near Upper Sandusky, Vanlue, Carey, and McCitchenville. trades for city property possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Township
Pike
Upper
Sandusky
Carey
McCitchenville
Vanlue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett. Ewing
Hugh Mullhplahd
John Cotts
Paul Calmes
Bart
Tom Cromer
Fostoria
Jack Phillips
Irene Lawhead
Lorain
Wm. Lawhead
Frank Stover
Belles
J. C. Wehrle
Tiflin
Neil Haines
Elmer Lawhead
Dorothy
Mose Kear
Frank Haines
Wallace Reuhle
Owen ‘Haines
John Haines
Luther and
Farrel
McCutchenville
Néal Haines
Lucyrus
Woodsdale
Walnut Valley
Salem.news
Betty Spitler
Ee Lick Run
Vv. A. McBeth
Ada
Henry‘Flegk
Marie
Lauler
Grace Chapel
Ida Coppler
Wright and Grimes
John Wright
Ruth Wickiser
John Wickiser
Near Crawford
Martha Griffith
Pauline Beck
Bert Hewit
Nora Kemerley
Mildred
South Bend
Henry Kemerley
Edgar Wentling
Hazel
Irvin Wentling
Ray Musgrove
Ida Doppler
Opal Kingle
Charles Shaw
Carrie Shaw
ST. Paul
Hebron News
A. Cooper
Fordsons
Thomas Edison
Mr. Farmer
Dobbin
Johnson & Miller
Ford
Carey, Ohio
Erie Food Products Co., Inc
Sandusky, Ohio
Loring
the Snyder Lumber Company
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