Local Wyandot County News Highlights Births Deaths and accident
Multiple Obituaries and births from Wyandot and nearby townships. Notable deaths include Harry Schmidt Milo Sanford Samuel Masters and Frank Pool. A newborn girl Edith Oney and Homer Woessner wed in Kentucky. A radio interference claim and a high profile bank night registration add local texture. An auto accident near Forest claims infant Carlene Reed, mother injured care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Schmidt
Marsailles
Theodore Bell
Little Sandusky
Floyd Greene
Harpster
Bucyrus City Hospital
Glen Corfman
Upper Sandusky
Peter. Bellelachies
Myrtle Parsell
Frank M. Pool
Wyandot County
Edith Oney
John Oney
Homer Woessner
P. S. Woessner
Vanceburg
Guy Crawford
Sycamore
Ralph Shook
Justice of the Peace Veitlaw
Grand Jury
Board of Public Affairs
Ohio Power Co
Star Theatre
Arschel Ledger
London
England
Ledger
Chicago
Carlene Ethel Reed
Walter Reed
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Forest
Helen (van Tilbrough) Reed
Leo
Little Women Club Meets in July at Wolfrum Home
The Little Women club met July 21 at Jean Wolfrum's home with vice president presiding in Betty Lee’s absence. Haines served as treasurer as the fourth chapter of Genesis was read and plans discussed to bolster the treasury. Betty Kitzler Shirley Tracy and Ruth Michaer Baker attended along with Jean’s mother who provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Women Club
Jean Wolfrum
Betty Lee Haines
Genesis
Jean
Betty Kitzler
Shirley Tracy
Ruth Michaer Baker
Car and Truck Collision Reported in Tiverton
Lerain Swerlein of McCutchenville and Harry B Adams of 391 South Washington Street Tiverton collided Monday afternoon at Sycamore and Monroe streets. Damage included left front car doors and left rear. left rear fender. left side of the Swerlein vehicle and right front fender axle frame and a spring of the Adams truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerain Swerlein
McCutchenville
Harry B Adams
Washington Street
Tiffin
Sycamere
Monroe Streets
Swerlein
Adams
Community Notices From Vanlue And Surrounding Areas
Mr Orians resigns after nine years as Pure Milk and Dairy Company driver. Camp meetings at Findlay and Byal Park are noted with several families attending. Local visits include the Opper family near Houcktown and the Walters home. Jolly Quilters met with ice cream and cake served. Weekend guests and Sunday gatherings are recorded across Van Buren, Findlay, Flint Michigan, Wharton, and Marion connections. Funeral attendance marks Mrs Dewey Hunter’s service in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orians
Pure Milk & Dairy Co
al Putnam
Mise Mary
Mary Eschbach
Findlay
Byron
Opper
Near Houcktown
M. L. Walters
Jolly Quilters Club
S. A. Eschbach
Fred Hendricks
James
Charles Smith
van Buren
Bert Presler
R. J. Morehart
Mt. Blanchard
Nelson Fruth
L. A Sworden
Cecil Hendricks
Gerald Gorsuch
Flint, Mich
William Pike
Elmer Vogel
Wharton
Dewey Hunter
Marion
Hendricks
Vogel
Hunter
Wise Searfoss Couple United in Florence Nuptials
Carl Wise of Wharton and Velma Searfoss of near Wharton were married in Florence Kentucky on Friday August 7 with Harold Weaver of Kenton as a witness. The bride wore a rose crepe dress and the couple plans to reside on a farm near Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wise
Harvey Wise
Wharton
Velma Searfoss
Virgil Searfoss
Florence
Harold Weaver
Kenton
Mr Wise
New Road Surfacing Method Transforms Wyandot County
Wyandot County crews unveil a continuous mass production resurfacing method on a 125 mile state highway program. A large tractor unit scoops mixes and lays asphalt over half the road while traffic continues on the other half, reducing time and cost per mile and eliminating detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchenville
Indian Mill
Crane
Tymochtee Townships
Wyandot County
Reunions and visits across multiple Ohio towns
Adrian Mullholand spent days in Delphos while relatives gathered in Wharton and Marion. Luzader family events occurred near Carey with Helen attending a Lauzader reunion, and locals hosted dinners and picnics at Upper Sandusky and Island Park. Multiple households from Carey, Napoleon, Tiffin, and surrounding areas attended reunions and visits Sunday and midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mullholand
Delphos
Bogard
Walter
Wharton
Warren Luzader
Bruce
Harold
Cod. Thrash
Bascom
Marion
Helen
Lauzader
Eva Lauzader
Carey
Ralph Roller
Nora Rangeler
Harry Schubert
Ed Faber
Ralph Hill
Gerald Doppler
Frank Stover
Charles Hill
B J. Clouse
Betty
Orve Bare
Gaylene
Earl Yardhner
Napoleon
Herbert
Eugene
Honolulu Conservatory of Music
Upper
Sandusky
Beech Grove Social Visits Robert Ward Family and Friends
Mrs Lloyd Ward and Miss Luella Lahr visited Monday with Joan Ward at grandparents Roscoe Ward. Curt Plott and daughter called on Mr and Mrs B Plott. Raymond Shaffer of Vanlue called on Ray Shaffer family. Maxine Gibson visited Donna Schade. Lloyd Ward and son John called on Roscoe Ward. QO Rickle visited with Forest Schade family. O C Rickle dined with Dan Rickle near Vanlue. Ray Shaffer children Crystal Clara Louise Frederick were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Ward
F* EB. Diller
Dwain
Tiffin
Forest Schade
Donna
Truman Platts
West Independence
Ray Shaffer
Lloyd Ward
John
Ward-Baker
Island Park
Blanchard
Dean Powell
Northwest
Carey
P. E. Diller
Forest Shade
Arden
Davis-Riter
Mt. Bladchard
Curt Plott
B . Plott
Raymond Shaffer
Vanlue
Maxine Gibson
East of Wharton
Donna Schade
QO. C. Rickle
O. C. Rickle
Dan Rickle
Vanitue
Ohio 1936 first half accident record shows large drop
State Highway Department report by Highway Director John Jaster Jr. finds 164 percent fewer accidents in January to June 1936 than 1935 on state roads outside cities, with fatalites down 241 percent and injuries 206 percent. May and June rise noted. calls for sustained reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John Jaster, Jr
State Highway Department
Jaster
Local Social Roundup in Fort Royal Community
Activities at Fort Royal feature visits among Hartle Sanford Baughman Lee and Sher idan families in Carey Findlay and Leipsic. St Pauls Ladies Aid met August 5 with many members present. Garfield Tong threshing ring held a pot luck supper with ice cream and cake and multiple families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letta Hartle
Harry Sanford
Marseilles
Clyde Lee
Morton Lee
Harold Lee
Norman
Vertie Bame
Carey
Eugene Baughman
EB. A
Clarence Baughman
Troy
Henrietta
Findlay
Mr. Baughman
B. A. Baughman
C. S. Chambers
Flossie
Leipsic
Everett Chambers
David
A. F Hartle
S. C. Presler
Martha
Don
O. L. Lee
Gertrude Tong
Paul Walters
Norma Jean
Willis Baughman
Gerald
Marlene
St. Paul’s
Louise
Trusian Romig
Elizabeth Ann
John
Everett Lee
Richard
Eugene
Cecil Rader
Harley Baughman
Glen and
Howard
Reva
E. A. Baughman
Betty Wilcox
Art Lininger
Hugh Kurtz
Della Bakin
His Secret Sin In Court Over Fine For Library Book
A meek man faced a judge for a minor offense and admits a past trouble saying he once kept a library book too long and was fined 10 cents. The exchange highlights a simple, humorous courtroom moment from a bygone era.
Weather Angst Turns Into Public Cheer In Rain
A chaotic weather scene is described as people react with humor and resilience. The Chicago Tribune notes rain shifts fear into communal cheer, with crowds seeking shelter yet cheering together amid downpours. The Want column is suggested as a pay-to-advertise option.
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Phiius
Chicago Tribune
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Paya
Goodyear Speedway
Vance Street
Carey, Ohio
Adrian
Beech Grove
Crystal
Clara Louise
Frederick
Fort Royal
Oscar Byerly
W. Titin St
Fostoria
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