Obituary of Emma Audilla Dietelbach 1863 194? Dies at 73
Emma Audilla Dietelbach, 73, formerly of Wyandot and Seneca counties, died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Tiffin. Funeral at Methodist Protestant church in Tiffin, Rev. Linton officiating. Burial in Zion Bloom Cemetery west of Carey. Survived by two daughters, Alta Tracy and Cora Arbogast, five grandchildren, sister Ida Dietrick, brother Daniel Hile. Married Henry Dietelbach in 1883. two children died in infancy and 1913 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Audilla Dietelbach
Edgar Arbogast
Tiffin
Methodist Protestant Church
Linton
Zion Bloom
Carey
Carey. Mrs. Dietelbach Was the Daughter of John and Susan (Putnam) Hile
Seneca County
Henry Dietelbach
Myrta Mae
Jesse Rae
Yan
Alta Viola
Mathias Tracy
Compton
Calif
Cora Matie
Dietelbach
Ida Dietrick
Vanlue
Daniel Hile
Findlay
Wyandot
Seneca
Crawford
Hamler Wins Radio in Exposition Essay Contest
Local Big Four agent R. B. Hamler captured a radio prize in an essay contest tied to the Great Lakes Exposition honoring participants and winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Hamler
Big Four
Death of Mrs Emma A Straw at Upper Sandusky Home
Mrs Emma A Straw died Friday at 2 10 am at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Max Hines north of Upper Sandusky after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Bender Lucas Son with Rev C F Betz officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She was born December 15 1857 in Wyandot county to Joseph and Anna Gibson and died aged 78 years 7 months 29 days. She married James B Straw March 20 1876. he died November 2 1923. Survived by two children D H Straw Dayton and Eunice Hines, four predeceased children, seven grandchildren, and several siblings and extended family members including the Gibsons Walton and Long families. She was a member of the Rebekah lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hines
Upper Sandusky
Emma A. Straw
Bender-Lucas & Son
C. F. Betz
Oak Hill Cemetery
Straw
Wyandot County
Joseph
Anna
Earl Grooms
Carl
Paul
Pauline
Vergine Hines
B. H. Walton
James W. Gibson
George W. Gibson
Orley Gibson
Greenville
Mich
A. C. Walton
Sycamore
Herbert Gibson
Clara Long
Rebekah Lodge
Eight Sisters of Mercy profess perpetual vows in Fremont
Sister Mary Barbara Reinhart formerly Miss Barbara Reinhart of Alvada joined seven other women in professing perpetual vows at Our Lady of the Pines Fremont and received the ring of the Sisters of Mercy during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barbara
Barbara Reinhart
Alvada
Sisters of Mercy
Our Lady of the Pines
Fremont
Ridge township trustees meet in regular session
Earl Robison contacted Milton Bachar on Sunday afternoon. The Ridge township trustees held their regular meeting Monday evening. Jay Miller visits grandparents near Findlay this week. Ray Thatcher of California called on George Kappaus of Sycamore Sunday evening. The Stover Perkins reunion was attended Sunday afternoon by Mr and Mrs Ray Thatcher. John Miller visits at Forest Miller home near Findlay this week. Many from the area attended the final camp meeting at A P Byal park Findlay Sunday. John Kleopter John Miller and Ray Thatcher visited Forest Miller and sons Jay and William near Findlay Sunday. Miss Eliza Rose Ellen and Marion Bachar visited grandmother Mrs Joseph Fenstermaker in Paulding county Saturday and Sunday. They called on Mr and Mrs Emmet Platts and children Ina Danny and Glenn Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robison
Milton Bachar
Ridge Township
Jay Miller
John Kleépfer
Ray Thatcher
California
George Kappaus
Sycamore
Stover-Perkins
John Miller
Forest Miller
Findlay
A. P. Byal Park
John Kleopter
John, Miller
Jay
Wiliam
Pindlay
Eliza
Rose Ellen
Marion Bachar
Joseph Fenstermaker
Paulding County
Emmet Platts
Ina
Danny
Glenn
Wife Improves Finances With Returned Bank Check
A couple jokes about what to buy after a bank returns a check. The wife expresses optimism while the husband notes the funds’ arrival and they discuss possible spending options.
Wright Family Reunion Elects Officers at Elm Hills Park
Sixty five Wrights gathered last Sunday at Elm Hills park south of town for the annual reunion. Judge Russell H. Kear of Upper Sandusky was reelected president, Wilt Wajeht of south of Carey vice president, and Mrs. Alonzo Green of northeast of Carey secretary-treasurer. An entertainment program featured music by Mrs. William Coldren and Dorcas, plus Jack Wright, Noel Lentz of Deshler, and Homer Bleam on violin and guitar. The 1937 reunion is set for the third Sunday in August at Elm Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Elm Hills Park
Russell H. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Wilt Wajeht
South of Carey
Alonzo Green
Northeast of Carey
William Coldren
Dorcas
Jack Wright
Noel Lentz
Deshler
Homer Bleam
Miss Jeanette Carlisle Wins Theatre Scholarship
Miss Jeanette Carlisle of Columbus has been awarded a scholarship to the Lake Shore Theatre Colony in Westford Mass. The training base of the National Little Theatre Movement, the colony is directed by A Franklin Trask. Carlisle, a 1935 Ohio State University BFA graduate, has directed and acted in college theatrics for five years and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Carlisle
Columbus
Sue
Della Gilliland
Westford
Mass
Lake Shore
National Little Theatre Movement
A. Franklin Trask
Ohio State University
Miss Carlisle
Atty
John F. Carlisle
Newcomer Family Reunion Set For August 28
The Newcomer family plans its annual reunion Friday August 28 1936 at Fosterid park led by President Troas Alleger with Chloe Thomas as vice president and Hazel Lee as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostorid Park
Troas Alleger
Chloe Thomas
Hazel Lee
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Sherwin-Williams
the Snyder Lumber Co
Carey and Vanlue
Emma, Dietelbach
R. B. Hamler Winner
Martin L. Davey
Earl H. Hanefeld
Willard W. Ellenwood
Wayton News
Elm Hills
Newcomer
Kotex
Shick
Federated Store
Children’s Shoes
Big Yank
B. F. Houser City Loan
Mer
Ohio
Cory
Main ST
Upper
Sandusky
New Fall
Oxfords
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