Charles Schira II Dies in Ann Arbor After Illness
Charles Franklin Schira born January 1 1921 Carey Ohio died last Thursday in Ann Arbor Michigan at age 19 after brain adhesions and two operations at University Hospital. He worked for Bell Telephone Co. and is survived by his father Carl A Schira, mother Ida Kramer Schira, stepmother, three brothers Ray mond Gerald Louis, and many friends. Funeral services were held at Our Lady of Consolation Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schira
Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward Kohn
Peet
University Hospital
Charles
Bristoll
Carey
Our Lady of Consolation Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Clyde ‘Shull
Henry Brown
Alfred Yost
John Bakies
Rene DuBois
Forest Smith
Carey High School
Charles Franklin Schira
Carl A
Ida
Kramer) Schira
Raymond
Gerald
Louis Schira
Ltudy of Consolation
Carey Hig School
Bell Telephone Co
Carl A. Schira
Louis
Leonard Kramer
Cleo
Leo Kramer
Richard Simon
Wendell Simon
Mrs Charles Hill Dies at Adrian After Illness
Mrs Charles Hill of Adrian died Saturday afternoon after a three week illness of pneumonia and rheumatic fever. Funeral services were held at Memorial Evangelical church Carey with Rev William Badgett and Rev B L Lee. Burial followed at St Pauls Evangelical Cemetery south of Vanlue. Anna Augusta Opper Hill, born August 9 1872 in Wyandot county, married Charles Hill in 1896. Surviving children include George Hill Prospect Mrs Frank Stover Sycamore Lloyd Hill Carey Mrs Ed Faber Springfield Mrs Gerald Coupler New Carlisle and Ralph Hill Carey. Also two brothers George Opper southwest of Carey John Opper Wharton and two sisters Mrs Katie Pratt Vanlue and Mrs Mary Pratt Findlay. She spent her life in and near Carey and was a Methodist church member in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hill
Adrian
Memorial Evangelical Church
Carey
William Badgett
Marion
B L. Lee
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Vanlue
Golf
Rge
Hill
Anna Augusta Opper
Wyandot County
George
Dorothy
Bauer) Opper
Eigh
George Hill
Prospect
Frank Stover
Sycamore
Lloyd Hill
Ed Faber
Springfield
Gerald Coupler
New Carlisle
Ralph Hill
George Opper
Southwest
John Opper
Wharton
Katie Pratt
Mary Pratt
Findlay
Deaths Aboard Findlay-Hammond Link In Hoffman Service
Hugh V Hoffman 83 of Hammond Indiana died at home after years of heart illness. Born May 9 1857 in Carey he worked as a salesman for Holliger candy and leaves a daughter and a brother plus nieces and a cousin. Services were held at Miles funeral home with Rev W P Alspach officiating. Interment Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh V. Hoffman
Findlay
Hammond
Ind
Mr Hoffman
Carey
Simon and
Jeanette (McDowell) Hoffman
Old Holliger Candy Company
Hoffman
Ella Skelly
Leslie N Carter
J Bert Hoffman
Indianapolis
P B. Rice
FI FP Coombs
Philip Ruhl
William Kagy
C E Hoffman
T. Hody
Mondavard
Miles Funeral Home
Alspach
United Brethren Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Holtman
RO McDowell
Florence Daymon
Findlay Street
Death of Sherman M. Miller of Findlay at 92
Sherman Martin Miller aged 92 died at his Findlay home last Thursday, 13 days after his wife Mary Ellen Miller. Funeral held at Coldren funeral home with Rev. L E B Ames. burial in Salem cemetery. Survived by three daughters Jennie Sellers Carey, W Templeton Michigan, Mrs Guy C Davis Findlay. two sons Clark W and Otis Miller. 10 grandchildren and 6 greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Martin Miller
East Street
Findlay
Jennie Sellers
Carey
Mary Ellen Miller
Miller
Coldren
L. EB. Ames
First United Brethren Church
Salem Cemetery
Jackson Township
William Wagner
Minster
N. G. Bennett
McComb
Herbert H. Miller
Victor Sink
Lloyd Bennett
Lester Spaid
Mr. Miller
W. Templeton
Tonia, Mich
Guy CC. Davis
Clark W
Otis Miller
Sellers
Davis
Mrs D L Willoughby dies in Tiffin at 72
Mrs. D L Willoughby aged 72 wife of Daniel L Willoughby died at her home 328 W Market Street Tiffin after two years of poor health and 20 days in critical condition She was born December 2 1868 in Wyandot County and married April 18 1899 to Daniel L Willoughby Surviving are her husband a son Henry P Willoughby one brother Grant Long and two grandsons The funeral was held Tuesday at 2:30 PM from Myers Funeral Home in Tiffin with Rev James Bell officiating Burial followed in Fairmont Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witie Amand Willoughby
Daniel L. Willoughby
Market Street
Fiffin
Mrs Willoughby
Wyandot County
Henry Jacob
Lydia Catherine (Freet) Long
Henry P. Willoughby
Tiffin
Grant Long
Upper Sandusky
Infant Edward Matthews Dies of Pneumonia
Edward Hugh Matthews infant son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Matthews of 520 West Street died at Findlay hospital Monday at 8 30 pm after four days illness pneumonia. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 am from the Matthews residence with Rev Donald W Cryer of the Methodist church officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery with Goff funeral home in charge. Born December 5 1940, he is survived by the parents a sister Dolores Lou and grandparents John Matthews Mrs Anna Schrader of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs John Breitigam of Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hugh Matthews
Kenneth Matthews
West Street
Findlay Hospital
Matthews
Donald W Cryer
Methodist Church
Spring Grove
Goff Funeral
Edward Hugh
Kenneth
Esther (Breitigam) Matthews
Dolores Lou
John Matthews
Anna Schrader
Tiffin
John Breitigam
Barbara Ruffing Dies After Illness at Home
Barbara An Ruffing 6-year-old daughter of Charles and Hilda Ruffing died at 318 S South Street at 1130 Monday night after nine weeks of illness and a recent hip injury. She had been treated at Mercy hospital Tiffin. funeral 9:30 this forenoon at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev Ralph Uraj vere MoC officiating. Burial in St Mary’s Cemetery north of Carey. Born May 17, 1934, she leaves three sisters Mixine Mary Lou and Aorgela Ruffing, a brother Samuel Ruffing, and grandmothers Mrs Frank Ruffing of Carey and Vre Nicholas Lamberjack of Fostoria. She was a first grade pupil at Our Lady of Consolation School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara An
Charles Hhutting
South Strict
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Ralph Urajvere
St Mary's Cemetery
Carey
Barbara
Charles
Hilda
Mixine Mary Lou
Aorgela
Samuel
Card of Thanks for a Wife and Mother
The Hutchinson family thanks those who offered condolences, cards, flowers, and Rev. Clouser for comforting words after the death of their wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clouser
Herbert Hutchinson
Family thanks friends for sympathy after loss
The family of E. E. Moser extends appreciation to friends neighbors Rev Wilkins singers Bristoll funeral home and all who expressed sympathy during the illness and death of their husband and father.
School News outlines county meet plans and staff notes
The article lists participants Eden Marpster McCutchenville Nevada Sycamore Marstrites Salem Wharton and notes the tournament winner and Carew advance to Bascom for the national event next spring. Oscar L Muggrave of Marseilles to manage the county meet. Superintendent Garrison inspected Og y high school and will send findings to the local board. A special book for levy funds is prepared with all spending open for patron inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticipants
Eden
Marpster
McCutchenville
Nevada
Sycamore
Marstrites
Salem
Wharton
Carew
M. Garrison
Ogy High School
Driver
Board of Education
Local contest winners and reader notes
In arithmetic contests Mary Ellen Sammet and Billy Rothgeb led in addition while Shirley Markley and Sammet topped subtraction. Ruth Adelsperger and Rothgeb won multiplication and Roy Platt with Jimmy Stillberger took division. Richard Rook won a prize for reciting The Night Before Christmas. Readers describe various Christmas Trees and Fritz Zumbach has moved to West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Sammet
Billy Rothgeb
Shirley Markley
Ruth Adelsperger
Roy Platt
Jimmy Stillberger
Richard Rook
Fritz Zumbach
West
1941 AAA payments outlined by Wyandot official
Leary announced 1941 payments for corn wheat potatoes and tobacco under the AAA program based on normal yields. Payments include 9 cents per bushel for corn 8 cents for wheat 2.3 cents per pound for commercial potatoes and 0.8 cents per pound for tobacco. A price adjustment payment also applies to corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corm
Leary
Wickiser
Wyandot County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Claude R. Wickard
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Hugh V Hoffman
VRS
Nancy Burnap
Nancy Jane Burnap
Benjamin FP Burnap
Gorluk
eVenin
Guy Fo Purnap van Viendae
Sarrop
Ratfield County
Hancockee
Wallin
Ldbertaupe Plaward
Benlotion Ok Biraip
Burnap
Addie Boxley
Toledo
Carl Lm Kerg
Plymouth
Raymond Heminger
Bredick Township
Tautheran Church
Eastern Star
Forest
Vadlue
Paul R Clouser
Cerey
St. Paul's Cemetery
D. L. Willoughby
Barbara Ruffing
Virginia
West Frank Brown
Marvin Caudill
Marilyn Chambers
Irva Claude
Robert Gatchell
Junior Holida
Carolyne Jacobs
George Lasley
Howard Litteral
Samuel McChesney
Jane Wan Mitchell
Genevieve Putnam
Florence Ritter
Geraldine Salyer
Mary Jane Cramer
Betty Lou
Col
Crawford
AAA
Carey Cash Market
Carey Times
Frank Medico
Yellow Bowl
Prince Albert
Sir Walter Raleigh
Bond Street
Evans
Ronson
Sunbeam and
Shick
Lenthern
Rubenstein
Pinaud
Cara Nome
Wrisley’s
Chaptel
Adrienne
Paris
Tony Wons
Ewing Drug Store
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