Local Family Moves and Sunday Visits Across Woodsdale Area
Mr and Mrs Ray King and family move to Mrs Bright farm. Walter Andrews of Findlay visits Ralph McRill. Earl Miller and family spend Sunday with Roy Eschbach near Carey. Several residents visit each other including Mrs Gerald Hatch and Mrs R W McRill with Mrs George Monday and Effie Lee. Frank Moser moves from Mrs Levi Brights to Dr Barnhill farm near Findlay. Christmas bazaar and supper set for Vanlue M E church basement on Dec 16 with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Miller
Roy Eschbach
Carey
Everett Farmer
Mr. Farmer
Arlington
Frank ‘Moser
Levi Bright
M. E
Vanlue
Beech Grove Sunday School to Meet Next Sunday at 9 30
Social notes from Beech Grove recount visits and dinners among local families. Highlighted are Sunday school plans for next Sunday at 9 30 and various calls and dinners involving O C Rickle, N B Platt, Ray Shaffer, Roscoe Ward, and others in Carey Adrian and Grace Chapel communities.
Relatives Sought for Dayton Death Suspect
Frank Gibson of Wharton and his brother traveled to Dayton after a message from Coroner Kimmall that a man named Alfred Gibson had died there. The deceased’s roommates mentioned a younger brother who was a law student in Upper Sandusky and relatives in Wyandot county. Dayton authorities planned to hold the body until Wednesday to locate kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gibson
Wharton
Kimmall
Dayton
Alfred Gibson
S. E. Gibson
Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Onio
Forest Review-Advertiser
Duty at the Front Endures in Wartime Slang Scene
A colored doughboy peeks from a trench as a sniper fires. The helmet is drilled and a smoke trail marks the impact. His buddy reacts in awe and confirms the hit in thick dialect as the casualty steadies himself for the next moment before cleanup begins.
Local Social Notices From Vanlue and Surrounding Areas
Friday death of ST Paul Lawrence Fenstermaker. Wall Pendleton named a Vanlue caller Monday. Clarence Sausser listed as a Vanlue caller Sunday. Byron Walters visited Wednesday evening with Nial Walters. Sheridan Batherton and family visited with Stanley Upper Sunday. Miss Mildred Shull of Carey spent overnight Sunday with her parents. Mrs. Roland Corbin assisted Wall Pendleton in cooking for wood sawers Wednesday. Harlen Shuck and Nial Walters were guests of David Walters Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Shull were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Sausser Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Rickle
Linus Myers
Lon Doppler
Cecil and
Merl
Carey
W. H. Rickle
Roy Wickiser
Luella Lahr
David Rickle
George Haford
Blanche
Edward
Nial
Virgil Ward
Grover Ventzer
Clarence Haegele
Clarence Sausser
Byron Walters
Nial Walters
Sheridan Batherton
Stanley Upper
Mildred Shull of
Roland Corbin
Wall Pendleton
Harlen Shuck
David Walters
Mrs. Truman Shull
Mrs
Emmet Sausser
Oldest Ohio Man to Enter Congress in 1909
General Isaac R. Sherwood of Toledo, aged 88, will be the oldest member when Congress convenes on March 4. He and Uncle Joe Cannon share a historic oath date of December 1, 1873, later returning to the House after a 32 year absence. Sherwood defeated William W Chambers to reclaim his seat as Cannon retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Isaac R. Sherwood
Toledo
Sherwood
Joe’’ Cannon
William W Chambers
Joe’ Cannon
Bryan
Williams County
Car Turned Over Near Mt Zion Church Injures Milum
Mrs Marion Milum suffered two leg cuts when her car overturned Sunday near Mt Zion church. Her two sons escaped unharmed as the vehicle left the pike after a mudhole. A Bloom helped take her to his home and the car was later pulled there by a sled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Milum
Mt. Zion Church
George Bowers
Milum
Sycamore
County farm bureau panel discusses state investment probe plan
A county farm bureau meeting heard E G Anstaett of Columbus outline a state wide investigation unit to study investments. The group including A E Boff J H Macklin J C Spencer R R Kennedy Glen Roberts E M Rowe and O O McLeish listened as Anstaett reported on a recent Ohio county representatives meeting. The proposed financing plan for the new organization was reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Boff
J. H. Macklin
J. C. Spencer
R. R. Kennedy
Glen Roberts
E. M. Rowe
O. 0. McLeish
County Farm Bureau
E. G. Anstaett
Columbus
Farm Bureau Federation
Anstaett
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Findlay Courier
Dreaded South African Snake Aims for Quick Fatal Bite
The black mamba is described as the greatest terror among South African snakes. Its bite is nearly instantly fatal and the creature is irritable and prone to bluffing, often provoking a strike then delivering a swift, unavoidable response. It will also dash from its den to confront passers-by.
Local social notes list Findlay visitors and weekend trips
VANLUE Claren Sausser attended the football game in Findlay Saturday. Numerous households including Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Cole and son David, Mrs. Harry Morchart, Mrs. S. D. Walters, Prof. and Mrs. Wm. Nonnamake, and others were in Findlay or Toledo for shopping and business. Several families planned wintering in Florida and hosted Sunday dinners in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claren Sausser
Findlay
G. K. Cole
David
Nelson
Carothers
S¢éen
Sun- Hing
8S. Crawford
Ray Gamberling
Harry Morchart
S. D. Walters
Toledo
Wm. Nonnamake
Milt Bright
Harry Morehart
S. D. Watters
G. W. Snook
Florida
Birthday Surprise for Alfred Bier Hosts and Guests
Thelma and Mrs. John Hoy traveled to Toledo Sunday for Thelma to have a wisdom tooth operation, returning home Wednesday. A birthday surprise was held for Mr. Alfred Bier on Saturday evening at his home with Emmett Sausser and families, Truman Shull and families, Guy Burnap and families, Wayne Crawford and others. Games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Thelma
John Hoy
Toledo
Thelma
Alfred Bier
Emmett Sausser
Truman, Shull
Guy. Burnap
Wayne Crawford
Johnson
Ctro Sutter
Marshal Resigns as City Marshal. Wyandot Sheriff-Elect Named
At an adjourned city council meeting on Thursday evening Marshal W. W. Scheidegger resigned effective December 24. Mayor Charles W. Bringman appointed night policeman Melvin Tansberry to serve as acting marshal, a move confirmed by the council. Scheidegger will become Wyandot County sheriff in January after being elected last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Scheidegger
Charles W. Bringman
Melvin Tansberry
Ata
Marshal Scheidegger
Wyandot County
Jennie Larmonth Young Women’s Missionary Society Meeting
The Jennie Larmonth Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran church met at Mrs. BE Burson’s home with Mrs. Burson and Mrs. Harry Turnbell hosting. Mrs. George Newhard led a program on "Our Proxies" and the group scheduled the next meeting for the third Monday evening in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
BE. S. Burson
Burson
Harry Turnbell
George Newhard
New Members at Oak Grove Church as Hatton Conducts Evangelistic Services
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Hatton return to Mation where he leads Church of the Brethren. He conducted a two week evangelistic campaign at Oak Grove adding 30 new members. The Love Feast and Communion drew 250 attendees with 66 participating in the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hatton
Mation
Toy Store Ad Promotes Variety on South Vance Street
An advertisement lists mechanical and automatic toys friction toys tinker toys blocks rubber balls banks toy dishes and guns available at the W. A. Miller Variety Store located on South Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Miller
South Vance St
Train Delays Prompted Call for Repair String
A rural railroad train groaned through stops for hours before a long delay. The conductor, joking with passengers, chose a cheerful man to help, asking for a piece of string to fix the engine as the crowd waited aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Légion
Estate of Evan D Stevenson Appraised at 20443.86
The estate of the late Evan D. Stevenson has been appraised at 20443.86 by O S Bell H J Rummell and E E B Huston and filed in probate court. Executors are H A and L A Stevenson. The estate includes war savings stamps Liberty bonds live stock farm and other property. The late Mr Stevenson was killed by a train at Mt Blanchard Findlay Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan D. Stevenson
O. S. Bell
H. J. Rummell
E. E B. Huston
H. A
L. A. Stevenson
War Savings
S.atmaps
Liberty Bonds
Mr. Stevenson
Mt.Blanchard
Findlay Courier
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Woodsdale
Mrs Ray King
Mrs. Bright
Walter Andrews of
Ralph McRill
Gerald Hatch
R. W. McRill
George
Effie Lee
Lee Cop
Ley
David Stahl
Milton Jacobs
Walter Smith
Fremont
John Clymer
Lewis ‘Knepper
Thelma Knepper
Pearl Harris
Ira Crosser
R. W. MecRill
Findlay Hospital
R. C. Keller
Ruby Stotts
Mr. Stott
T.D. Jacobs
Norwalk
Chloe Amerine
Lewis Knepper
Joe Essex
Ralph and
Bertha
Lola Essex
Beech Grove
O. GC. Rickle
F. B. Schade
Lewis Kimmel
N. B. Platt
Gladys
Mr. O. C. Rickle
Mrs. G. A. Kennerley and
Mr. Frisby Nye
Garnet
Daniel Rickle
Ray Shaffer
Foster
Kenneth
Roscoe Ward
Lloyd
Karl Shafer
Near Wharton
Raymond, Eldon
Walker
Crystal
N. B Plott
Cletis
Owen Haines
Zella
Adrian
Ernest Shane
Carol June
Wm. Hunter
John Updegraff
Truman
Grace Chapel
St, Paul
Lawrence Fenstermaker
Alice
North Baltimore
Carl Treece
Mt. Blanchard
R. H. Coldren
Jane Ogg
Bert
Lottie Snook
George Armstrong
Raymond Daily
Harlen Beard
Bowling Green
Mr. and
Perry Beard
Jake Simon
Daisy Wyant
Kocian of
Oza Simon
Joe
G. B. Leader
J. J. Herman
Chas. Thomas
Wesley Alspach
Willis Alspach
J. W. Orwick
Louis Knepper and
Daugh
Young Women's Missionary Society
Fr. N. Schira
Dad
Brother
Galt
Pieraccini Bros
Carey, Ohio
Emeriné Bros
Harshberger’s Meat Market and Grocery
Sellers Mastercraft
C. X. Diller
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