Death of L. T. La Dow at 73 in Sycamore Home
L T La Dow, 73, died at his Sycamore home on Tuesday afternoon. The obituary notes the date and full name, with local details pending further information.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
7
L T La Dow, 73, died at his Sycamore home on Tuesday afternoon. The obituary notes the date and full name, with local details pending further information.
Maiden Mary Margaret Young cited among births and marriages. A daughter born to Clarence Herring near Harpster on November 28. An 8-pound daughter born to Harold and wife near Wharton. A daughter born November 30 to Clyde and wife north of Upper Sandusky. Edward Wyss farm transfer of 140 acres in Salem township to Clarence Thiel with March possession. Charles L. Weininger, 91, dies at his McCutchenville home after long illness. Mrs Mary Balyeat dies at 74 in Marseilles with multiple marriages listed. Quiet Pittsburgh wedding unites Justine Staib and Isham Mann Jr. at 7:30 Friday. Charles Nelson, 10, dies from accidental rifle discharge while wrestling on porch near Deunquat. Family away in Tiffin at time of accident. Sycamore Leader reports.
WHARTON T. J. Howard is on the sick list. Hancock County Chorus sang at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid met last week with Mrs. A. R. Cramer. Miss Irene Smith of Findlay visited the Smith home. Cloid and Mrs. Smith hosted dinner guests including Allen McNutt and Rose Walters from nearby areas.
Joseph Neiderkohr aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Neiderkohr, was brought home Saturday afternoon in the Goff invalid coach from Findlay Home and Hospital where he recently had an appendectomy.
Auction notice for December 15 1937 at 10 30 a m on the Newcomer Bros farm on the Seneca and Hancock county line road. 7 head cattle 33 hogs 150 White Leghorn pullets and substantial farm machinery including a Farmall F 20 tractor and multiple implements. Terms offer 6 and 9 months credit on sales over 40 dollars with a bankable note at 6 percent interest. Lunch on grounds. K N Mullin Worley Swisher auctioneer Orwick Bros clerks.
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