County Doings and Local Incidents Highlight Wyandot News
Wharton resident B. M. Mench was hospitalized after a Saturday transfer to Findlay Home and Hospital. Upper Sandusky Masons approve a 35 foot addition to the temple to enlarge the banquet hall and club rooms. Multiple local births, marriages, accidents, and local council projects are reported including a fatality scare and infrastructure updates.
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B. M. Mench
Wharton
Findlay Home
Upper Sandusky
Local Visitors and Notable Returns Highlight Weekend
Multiple families from Findlay Toledo Bucyrus and Upper Sandusky visited here over the weekend. Richard Relinbrech of Upper Sandusky stayed with grandparents A J Wumnbert while others toured Wooster and the experiment station. The Diller family mourned W E Diller's death after a train collision involving a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Searfoss
Franklin and
Marilyn
Findlay
Toren Stahl
J WL Yohe
Gertrude
Luther
John
Wooster
Wallace Beebe
Euroene
Donald
Bucyrus
Mr. Beebe
Emery Diller
Dwain
Sycamore
Berry News Family Social Roundup Involving Eckert and Bland
Local notes recount visits and calls among residents of Alf Bland and nearby families. Ralph Eckert and Mrs Eckert are mentioned with trips to Tiffin Findlay Kenton Forest Carey Upper Sandusky and Adrian. Numerous neighbors gather for dinners and Sunday visits with the Blands Gaster Hoepf Gibson and Lutz families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eckert
Alf Bland
Royal Mitten
Ben Kauffman
Frances Hoepf
Tiffin
Florein
Joseph’ Gibson
Ralph ‘Eckert
Charles. Eckert
Joseph Gibson
Richard
E. E. Gibson
Kenton
W. J. Fisher
George Mullholland
Findlay
Nettie Murtholand
Plotéin
Megs
Donald Myers
Near’ Tiff
Pius Lutz
Charles Clouse
Near Wharton
Forest
Earl Baker
Charles Hoepf
Frank Hoepf
New Riegel
John Gilliland
Forest Bland
Dallas Charles and
Kenneth
Carey
Lloyd Parkins
Mr Bland
Charles Bland
Edward Kuhn
Muncie
Ind
Clarence Hoeps Wern
Robert Gaster
Elizabetho
Upper Sandusy
George Stecher
Ruth
Hursday
Florein Day
Joséph’ Gibson
Near Tiffin
Clarence Hoepf
George Gibson
Upper Sandusky
E. Gibson
Merle Corfman
Charles Ho €Pf
Robert Gase
Basil
Miss Mattle
Grant
George Hill
Madalene
Mary Ellen
4-H Club Meeting Reports Shoe Fitting Demonstration
The Domestic Art Club met at the Phillips home to view a shoe fitting demonstration led by Mrs. Allan Baker. Photos were taken, refreshments served, and games completed by the entertainment committee. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday August 30 at Elizabeth Bachman’s home.
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New Reformed Church
Sandusky Avenue
Indian Mill
Union
Frank E. Tharp
Carpenter
Columbus
Nash
Carey
Tharp
Martha
Cartha Phillips
Allan Baker
Elizabeth Bachman
Bez
Gladys Pratt
Avonel
Robison
Ole Shane
Elizabeth
Bachman
Carey Times Promotes Local Printing Services
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
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Carey Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Matthews
Marion Matthews
Darpstor
Catherine Grossman
Wyandget County
Mutuals
Edward Gibbons
Canton
Gibbons
Grace Vogel
Lotah Rapp
M. A. Larah
Peter Richardson
Per Sandusky
Tymochtee Creek
Doris Ritter
Cora Stoll
Ralph James Reed
Toledo
Ash
Donald Schindler
Richwood
Margaret Hauff
Nevada
John Hauff
Kendallville
Patton
Charles Colmery
Myron Veith
Johnson Street
Henry W. Baughman
Baltimore & Ohio
Baughman
Tymochtee Township
Oman
Salem
Naomi Bishof
Kiper
Otto Swerlein
Eberh Co
Ppér
Sandusky
Mr. Swerjein
Fifth
Court Streets
Charles Latshaw
Tostoria
Delta Gamma
Pitt Township
Board of Education
Bardon School
Smith School
Migg Mildred “Grunditsch
W. A. Burke
Union Church of Eden Community
Emma Gamel
W H Williams
Kathleen
Arthur
Mark Mitten
East of Town
John Stotterbeck
Thomas Relinbrech
A J Wumnbert
Berry News
Mrs. Myron Bland
Near
Adrian
Frank Emerine
Henry Emerine
Harold and
Herman Emerine
J. W. Lutz
Arthur Bland
Near Adrian
Kenmont
Rogers
Kentucky
Carey, Ohio
Carey Farmer’s Cooperative Co
Elmer Miller Coal Co
Toledo, Ohio
Globe
W. R. Zeis
Ray-Boy
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