Excursion trains amid showers and local notices July 1908
In Other Days Twenty-five Years Ago July 16, 1908 three excursion trains on the Big Four Sunday. Marsh and Long work on two south rooms of the new school. Delmar Krigus and Lu Gille Hickle wed at home of bride’s parents. Civic reform to be spoke at Cleveland. Fourth of July celebration praised with industrial parade, bicycle race, and fireworks. Local businesses advertise services and goods. camp plans and camp-bound travelers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Daisy Ryder
Elsie Turnbell
Lakeside
Marsh & Long
Russell Nye
Ridge Center
T. A. Forney
Beck & Milroy Hardware
de- Laval
Delmar ‘Krigus
Jennie Larmonth
Cleveland
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Carey
Paul HE. Schubert
Leland T. Doppler
William F. Karg
Paul A. Kramer
Clarence C. Wenner
Edwin 5
Paradise
Sutphen
Mt. Blanchard
Sycamore
Adrian
New Riegel
Forest Schuler
Fifteen Years Ago July 11 1918 Local Notices
Clerking at Newhard's clothing store Allen Eyestone. Frost destroyed 8 acres of corn for Frank Gallig of Seneca county. Ray Gamberling accepts 28 position as fireman on the Big Four. Upper Sandusky thermometer 95 last Thursday 1893 One pound bread daily for British soldier. Richard 18, son of Frank Gibbs of Newark enlisted in navy. Water use for spraying limited to two hours daily. Iris Evan Rangeler born to Troy Rangeler Ridge. Lon Eyestone, son of J W Green, in France. Mercedes Josephine born to Andrew Lucius northeast of town. J R Eyestone and sons Harley and Allen at north of town. J W Smith and Jacob Spackey drove to Camp Sherman. Union service to be held Sunday at Evangelical church. Miss Caroline Richards of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Eyestone
Newhard
Frost
Frank Gallig
Seneca County
Ray Gamberling
Upper Sandusky
Richard
Frank Gibbs
Newark
N. J
Navy
Board of Public Affairs
Troy Rangeler
Ridge
Iris Evan
J. W. Green
Lon
The
Selects
France
Andrew Lucius
Mercedes Josephine
J. R. Eyestone
Harley and Allen
J. W. Smith
Jacob Spackey
Camp Sherman
Evangelical Church
Caroline Richards
Beech Grove Community Notes From July 6 1933
Beech Grove spending Sunday with Delmar Clark includes Els worth and George Gorsuch. numerous visits and calls among local families. Evelyn Schade, post operation, moved from Findlay Home to her parents' home. church events set for next Sunday with Rev. Botkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsworth
George Gorsuch
Delmar Clark
Persis Peirce
West of Carey
Donna Schade
Wallace Shaffer
Roscoe Ward
W. H. Rickle
William Hunter
Kenneth Dible
Evelyn Schade
Frndlay
Goff’s
Ray Hunter
Dave Walter
Cardington
Lawrence Dible
Nevada
Lewis Kimmel
Corinne
Robert Stout
F. B. Schade
Beech Grove
Botkin
Wharton
Beebe News Social Roundup From Tiffin and Surroundings
Clarence Elchert spent Tuesday afternoon in Tiffin. Numerous visits and caller lists include Mr. and Mrs. Beebe in Tiffin, Miss Verda Conaway of Findlay, and many local families visiting in Carey Upper Sandusky and Alvada over weekends and weeknights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Elchert
Tiffin
Donald Gottfried
Billy Vaughn
Verda Conaway
Findlay
Evelyn Vaughn
P. M. Collet
Richard
Firmin Pahl
M. C. Yost
Erma
J. A
E. F. Thome
Aloysius McLaughlin
Francis Kitzler
Carey
Mike Vaughn
Russell Sett
Robert Binan
Near Upper Sandusky
Fordyce Gottfried
Edith Beebe
R. C. Beebe
Joseph Vaughn
Allen Vaughn
Lucille Phillips
John Minder
Alvada
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
Salem
J. J. Kohmann
Homer Phillips
Lionel Phillips
Clarence Lelichert
Ralph Haford
Crawford
Ben Logsdon
Charles
Detroit
J. T. Stombaugh
W. S. Conaway
Verda
Billy
Mary Louise
J A. Vaughn
Conaway
J. Chaney
Dallas Ruehle
Betty Tear
D. J. Mullholand
J. Spaythe
Charles Yambert
Frank Yambert
Cecil Yambert
Ernest Hoffman
Daugh
Marriage License Issued in Seneca County
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County to William F. Barrett of Adrian and Thelma L. Luman of Tiffin. The record notes the couple’s filing and license grant in the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
William F. Barrett
Adrian
Thelma L. Luman
Tiffin
Smoothing Down the Minister
The minister consoles Mrs MacShoddie after her husband abruptly leaves church during his sermon. Mrs MacShoddie explains it was not serious, but the husband has a troublesome habit of walking in his mind to distant places.
Reunion Cards Printed at Carey Times Office
Carey Times prints reunion cards for former residents and alumni, listing upcoming event details and contact points for RSVP. Local organizers encourage attendees from surrounding towns to participate and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Ralph Sugrue Appointed Seneca County Judge
City Solicitor Ralph Sugrue was named judge of the common pleas court for Seneca County to replace the late Judge James H. Platt. Governor George White announced the appointment after a Columbus conference. Sugrue has bar support and the Democratic committee backing. the post runs until the November 1934 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sugrue
Common Pleas Court
Seneca County
James H. Platt
George White
Sugrue
Colunbus
Bar
Democratic Committee
Western Reserve Law School
Frank T. Dore
Dudge
Francis W. Kennedy
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
A Good Riddance Curbside Bargain Ends Quietly
A shopper negotiates with a dealer on junk disposal asking to wait for her husband to arrive, signaling a potential bargain or clearance exchange in a street scene. The interaction centers on a home cleanup moment and a willing buyer.
Local visits and gatherings dot Morgan County area
McCutchenville and surrounding areas share a flurry of visitors and social calls. W L Smith visits relatives in Morgan County while Helen Albert visits near Tiffin and many others host or attend Sunday evenings, dinners, boat trips, and camping at Gem Beach with multiple families including the Spools and Chaneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Smith
Morgan County
Helen Albert
Betty Jane Zeigler
Tiffin
Mrs
Miles Burgderfer
Hale Burgderfer
Merry Maidens Picnic Brightens North Town gathering
The Merry Maidens enjoyed a picnic Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mary and Marvalene McKee north of town. Games were played and a mid afternoon dinner was served. Present were Violet McCormick Della and Virginia Van Horn Esther Iris Rangeler Helen Sullenberger Mary Selda Kummerer and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Mary
Marvalene McKee
Violet McCormick
Della
Virginia van Horn
Esther
Iris Rangeler
Helen Sullenberger
Mary Selda Kummerer
Rest in Peace Bellhop Tale Ends In Spectral Ring
A hotel bellhop quirks of duty unfold when a guest rings ten minutes and a ghostly miscue leads to a grim punchline. The exchange hints at a fatal misunderstanding and lingering hostel lore.
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Lexington
Michigan
Beck & Milroy
W. J. Johnston & Son
Ranger & Huston
J. D. Ewing
Hocking Valley Railway
Wesley Patterson
B. Kurtz Sons
Northern Ohio Railway
Elza Jacobs
Hart & Son
O. C. Bowlby
J. A. Gibbs
G. W. Croker
H. E. Myers
J. EB. Nichols
R. C. van Buren
F. L. Moyer
V. S
F. J. Vigor
Ray Shaffer
Frederick
William Rickle
Willie Hunter
F. B. Shade
Robert White
Mary Wickiser
Luella Lahr
Lloyd Ward
E. F. Shane
F. B. Shhane
Park Walters
Wm. Hunter
Beebe News
F. C. Beebe
Richard’ Follet
Clifford Bland
J. W. Wright
Howard Homan
John Kessler
W. S. Beebe
Toledo
Frances
Margaret
Herbert
C. W. Cupp
Gertrude
Walter Gottfried
St. John's Church
Hubert
Alfred
Harold
Delph
Yost
N. J. Ardner
Fordyce
Donald Ray
Harrison Smith Park
Arthur Kappaus
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Clyde
Frieda
Martha Stiner
Martha
Elaine Thome
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
Whith
Paul Galbraith
D. D. Shafer
Roscoe
Eisaberth
Paul Barto
Wm. Barto
Old Fort
Alva Smith
Roma
Fern
Henry Spoon
Prof
J. E. Sprinkle
King’s Mills
Ters Rose Mary
Ruth Ann
Hoffman
F. L. Chaney
Lora Chaney
Amelia Pekarek
Freda Grimm
Idella Brown
Kenneth
Inez Snyder
St. Louis
Clara Cramer
Arcadia
Ferrel Haines
Carol
George Gilliland
Sandusky City
W. A. Strouse
Cedar Point
Harry Spoon
Lois
Junior
Gem Beach
Dewey Spoon
Shirley Ann
Norman
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