Births and deaths reported in Wyandot county area
A 7 pound 4 ounce son born Friday night to Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibson north of Upper Sandusky at Bucyrus City hospital named Dwight Marlo. Mrs William Byers of Upper Sandusky dies aged 79 in Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus after long illness. Reuben W Parsell 77 retired farmer dies at son Denzel Parsell’s Fostoria home from heart ailment. Lt Lloyd E Failord missing in action since July 28 over Romania. Twin daughters born August 8 to Lt and Mrs Charles B Martin in Columbus Ga. mother Virginia Kuenzli formerly of Upper Sandusky. Barbara Ann born to Mr and Mrs Byron Richardson. father in U S Navy. Mrs Albert Reber 87 dies south of Upper Sandusky. maiden name Martha Jane Bowman. Fire at Roszman Bros sawmill in Upper Sandusky causes partial loss. Lightning fires strike Wyandot county farms causing over 11000 dollars damage. Herman Schanneker & Sons farm northeast of Nevada losses exceed 7000. Russell Risley farm southeast of Belle Vernon loses barn and shed valued 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus City Hospital
Dwight Marlo
William Byers
N Seventh Street
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Reuben W. Parsell
Denzel Parsell
Fostoria
Wyandot County
Ezra J. Failord
War Department
Lloyd E. Failord
Romania
Charles B. Martin
Martin
Virginia Kuenzli
East of
Upperandusky
Byron Richardson
N. Walpole Street
U. S. Navy
Barbara Ann
Albert Reber
Martha Jane ‘Bowman
Herman Schanneker
Russell Risley
Bellevern
Suit Seeks Fifty Thousand From Hubach Company
William F Gilliam sues Charles H Hubach in Seneca county common pleas for 50000 damages claiming breach of contract over a promised one third interest in the Hubachs Products Co. Gilliam completed 25 years on June 10 1944 and alleges Hubach refused the agreed partnership stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbachs’ Products Co
William F Gilliam
Seneca County Common Pleas Court
Charles H Hnuhbach
Gilliam
Hubach
Hubachs’ Products Co
William Hubach
Charles H. Hubach
Civil Service Folder Issued By Ohio Commission
The Ohio State Civil Service Commission has published a folder answering common questions about civil services. Copies are available by addressing the State Civil Service Commission at the State Office Building in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Commission
State Civil Service Commission
State
Columbus
Gas Company Names Evelyn McFeeley Home Service Adviser
BE. M. Miller of the Ohio Fuel Gas company in Findlay announces Miss Evelyn McFeeley as home service adviser in Findlay. A Otterbein College home economics graduate, she will lead the local home service center offering food rationing, canning, meal planning, and kitchen care guidance. She will also give lectures and cooking demonstrations for clubs and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Miller
Findlay
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Evelyn McFeeley
Home Service Adviser
Gas Company
Miss McFeeley
Otterbein College
Possiple
Home Service Department
Home Service Center
Betty Newton
Focal Nutrition
Carey Girls 4-H Club Meets For Demonstrations
The Carey Girls 4-H Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mary Gaster’s home on W North street. Three demonstrations were given on nutrition, table setting, and sewing seams with Doris Vogel Elizabeth Romig and Mary Gaster presenting. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Estella Rose Brown. Next meeting set for August 22 at 2 pm in Mrs Walter Kline’s home three miles west of Carey with cooking girls as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Girls
Mary Gaster
W. North Street
Doris Vogel
Elizabeth Romig
Estella Rose Brown
Walter Kline
Carey
Norothy Weaver
What You Buy With WAR BONDS
The Army continues training Para-Ski Troopers who can ski and move in snow covered mountain terrain. This reflects ongoing war bond efforts and preparedness as the war’s end remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
U. S. Treasury Department
Local families share meals and visits in Presler and nearby areas
Fort Royal and surrounding households report a series of visits and social gatherings. Couples such as Mr and Mrs S C Presler, Mr and Mrs E A Baughman, and Mr and Mrs M Baker host or visit friends and relatives at homes and Riverside park Findlay. Families including the Leys, Stout, Hickle, and Fatherton are mentioned among Sunday dinners and afternoon calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Baughman of
Findlay
Mrs
A. Baughman
Searfoss
Riverside Park
Allen Baker
Near Carey
Mrs. Thoburn Baker
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Stout Attend Evening
Roger of Nevada Mrs Lora Chaney and daughter Patsy and Leslie Fr ans near Upper Sandusky and Miss Donna Stout of Florida were guests Wednesday evening of last week of Mr. and Mrs. David Stout and son Jerrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Brown
East of
Williamstown
E. A Baughman
David Stout
Findlay
Hsther Haveraneck
Roger Warner
Birmingham
Mich
Hugh Kurtz
Patricia
Roger
Nevada
Lora Chaney
Patsy
Leslie Frans
Upper Sandusky
Donna Stout
Florida
Jerrold
Treasury 4 percent Bonds Called For Redemption
United States Treasury calls all outstanding 4 per cent Treasury Bonds dated December 15, 1924 for redemption on December 15, 1944. Interest on the bonds will cease on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bby
United States ‘Treasury
Treasury
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John BG. Che
Cincinnati
Ohrid
Sicily
Germany
Walter Feirtng
New York
Jolly
Africa
St. Albans
Gz) Hinton . Kinney
Carrollton
Voight W. Baker
Detroit
Baker
William
Wenzel
Massilon
Bizerte
Signal Corps
France
St. Lo
Home Service
Fort Royal
S.C Presler
F. A. Fpaughman
E. A. Baughman
Harry Hickle
B. M. Bachar
Morton Lee
Harold Lee
Galen Presler
Faye Jane
Lorna Pratt
Ralph
H. A. Baughman
Reva
Harry Sickle
George Fatherton
Forest
Marion Hickle
Conie and
Sue
Robert D Avison
Daventer
Karen
Marlene
Ronald
H. A Baughman
Wilson Goodman
Scan
Thurs
Cir
Prener
Rabel Young
Marjaret O'Brien
William Gargan
Mark Twain
Iffim
HIG
Chick Chandler
June Clyde
Doors
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