Death of John Heck Pioneer of Findlay Area
John Heck died Tuesday night at 11:30 at his son David Heck’s West Main street residence after a two year struggle with light paralytic strokes. The funeral will be held Friday at 12:30 p.m. at the residence, with Rev. E Luther Spa id officiating, then in Findlay at 2:30 p.m. at the First Church of God. He was 82 years, 4 months, 20 days old, born in York County Pennsylvania, married Lydia Sherrick in 1856, and leaves four children, 15 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, a great great grandchild, four brothers and two sisters, plus a late wife. He drilled the gas well starting the Findlay boom and helped lay out the Heck addition before moving to Carey two years ago.
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David Heck
West Main Street
E. Luther S
Findlay
Gatchell
First Church of God
Heck
York County
Hancock County
Carey
I. L. Shull
Lydia Sherrick
David
Will
West of
Town
Etta Shoup
Columbus
Corning
N. Y
Sarah Lytle
North End
Memorial United Evangelical Church Teacher Training Commencement
The Memorial United Evangelical church in Carey hosts the Teacher Training Class commencement on July 10 at p. m. The program includes a voluntary by Miss Bertha Nye, songs by a male quartet, invocations by Rev. C. L. Kern and Rev. N. W. Sager, class address, diploma presentations, the class song Onward Christian Soldiers, and benediction. Admission is free and everyone is cordially invited.
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Memorial United Evangelical Church of Carey
Bertha Nye
C. L. Kern
N. W. Sager
Wooster
Land survey plans for eight lots near North Street
Jacob Greek of Upper Sandusky, former county surveyor, surveyed land last week. A Chesebrough bought from Mrs. M. A. Straw. The land will be laid out in eight lots, four south and four north of North Street. Greek is drawing a plat of the land.
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Jacob Greek
Upper Sandusky
A. Chesebrough
M. A. Straw
Greek
Farm Deals Near McCutchenville Sees Two Purchases
Ora Howard purchased 53 acres of the Clint Schade farm near McCutchenville and 40 acres of the adjoining Frank Gier farm. Both transactions were arranged through the Grant Karr agency.
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Ora Howard
Clint Schade
McCutchenville
Frank Gier
Grant Karr
Stuccoing underway at Diller residence on East Main Street
Davidsor Rd Basinger Wilbert Wenger and Wilbert Zuercher of Pandora arrived Monday to stucco C. X. Diller's residence on East Main Street. They plan to finish before the Fourth of July with the house to be white grey and pink.
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Davidsor
Rd Basinger
Wil ‘Bert Wenger
Wilbert Zuercher
Pandora
Moi
C. x
Diller
East Main Street
Village Council Minutes Reflect Routine Payments and Repairs
The Village Council met Monday with all members present. Bills and salaries totaling numerous civic roles were read and approved. The meeting noted street repairs, ditch issues on North Vance Street, and adjourned to meet in two weeks.
Reed case transcript filed in Carey common pleas court
The state case against Reed, Scourse of Carey, was filed in common pleas court by Squire Miles Mullholland. He faced charges of carrying concealed weapons and discharging same. released on $506 bond. Details appear garbled but reference to Hoy odes and MS urea Cie h wig is unclear.
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Reed
Carey
Common Pleas
Miles Mullholland
Hoy Odes
Urea Cie
Run Up Old Glory by Wilbur D Nesbit
Poem urging Americans to raise the flag with pride and remember sacrifice. It calls on readers to let Old Glory blaze across the sky, to feel the national call uniting East, West, South and North, and honors those who died for freedom.
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Heaven
Wilbur D
Nesbit
County Doings and Local Notices From Upper Sandusky Area
County actions include sale of Myers ditch property set for July 10 and a survey report for Salem township. Sycamore boosts enforcement, while rain disrupts major town celebration. Probate issued licenses to Clarence Cupp and Dorothy Pepple. James Welch and Margaret Schwartz wed. a divorce granted to Walter Moore. Lincoln highway route changes and local business shifts noted. June sees no drunken arrests in mayor’s court. Upper Sandusky eyes waterway project. Zip plant accident fatally injures James Houser. Sheriff warns against risky used car bargains and urges reporting of suspicious activity.
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New Court House
Salem Township
Sycamore Council
Sycamore
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Cupp
Dorothy Pepple
Carey
Orwig
Upper Sandusky
Autco
Updegraff Family Reunion Held At J M Updegraff Home
About sixty relatives attended the Updegraff reunion last Friday at the J M Updegraff home southwest of town. Frank Walters of Wharton spoke on army experiences. Officers elected: President J M Updegraff Vice President Amy Smith Secretary S M Neck Treasurer Willis Stahl Historian Rev J E Hawes. The 1920 reunion is set for June 20 at the Updegraff home.
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Updegraff
J. M. Updegraff
Frank Walters
Wharton
Amy. Smith
Findlay
Bertha Smith
Toledo
Mariot Dock
Blanchard
Rey
JE. Hawes
Ione Homer
Lincoln
Richwood
Amy Smith
M. Neck
Willis Stahl
J. E. Hawes
Auto Thieves Apprehended Near Deun quat and McCutchenville
Sheriff C J Orwig reports two Whitmer brothers Floyd and Burl both 32 and 19 were arrested in Toledo and recovered the Beis car tied to a theft near Tiffin Ohio. They confessed to stealing the Gracely and Beis cars and a third man Murl Whitmer is sought for the Beis theft.
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Elias Gracely
Deunquat
Ben ‘Beis
McCutchenville
Gracely
Burl
Map Whitmer
Adventeen
Rohebecker
White Taxi Line Co
Tiffin
Sycamore
Whitmers
Grace
Floyd
Burl Whitmer
Ben Helis
Orwig
C. J. Mutchler
Seneca County
Toledo
Murl Whitmer
Beis
Mutchler
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Natus
Aother
McClure
Ham Chapman
Deshier
Chapman
Marriage Celebrated at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Dorothy Pepple and Mr. Clarence Kupp wed at the Lutheran parsonage Sunday noon. Rev. I Luther Spaid officiated. Attendants were Miss Ruth Kupp and Mr Elton Patchett. Afterward a family dinner at the groom’s mother home and the couple began housekeeping in Keller block apartments.
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Dorothy Pepple
D. W. Pepple
Clarence Kupp
Phoebe Kupp
I. Luther Spaid
Miss Kupp
166Th Infantry
Walter Gottfried
Margaret Ann Pepple
Frieda Kuppr
Irita Kupp
Harold Kupp
Paul Ku
St. Louis Visitor Enjoys Reunions at Galt House
N. P. Jackson of St. Louis has been staying at the Galt House renewing old friendships. His friends have visited in groups of eight to ten, with one day noting him as a guest of CD Hare of Upper Seiyoty.
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N. P. Jackson
St. Louis
Galt House
Rhies
Hare
Upper Seiyoty
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