Stanley Wise Dead After Sudden Heart Trouble
Stanley Wise of 601 Center street died in his sleep after a hearty supper and evening with family. He was 42, formerly ran a garage, and is survived by his widow, daughter Mabel, siblings in Illinois and Michigan, and his parents. Funeral attendance included local residents. his wife was Miss Cletis Gatchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Wise
Center Street
Thomas
M. GC. A
Dixon Wise
Marion Wise
Henry Smith
Illinois
Michigan
Mabel
Findlay
Wise
Cletis Gatchell
Carey
S. S. Hart
Lewis Hart
Martha
C. R. Tate
A. E. Constein
Merle Blue
Lucy Laughlin
R. McDowell
C. W. Brayton
Young Men Invested in Religious Garb at Local Church
Two Massillon youths, Raymond Hansen and Vincent Russ, received the garb of the followers of St. Francis at the Church of Our Lady of Consolation during High Mass. They studied for priesthood at Floyds Knobs Indiana for three years and will continue seven years of higher studies in the Order Minor Conventuals. Very Rev Aloys M Fish and Rev Thomas Grassman led the ceremony with a sermon on vocation to priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Consolation
Raymond Hansen
Vincent Russ
Massillon
St. Francis
Preparatory College of the Order Minor
Floyds Knobs
Indiana
Aloys M. Fish
Thomas Grassman
Thomas
The Drought Brought Record Rain Tuesday Morning
The drought interruption brings a soft rain on Tuesday morning with calm skies no wind or lightning, described as the longed for drizzle that revived the parched ground and crops, recalling a prayer for rain without wind.
Death of Mrs. Lillian Rosendale in Toledo Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Rosendale of Eagleville died Sunday in a Toledo hospital after an operation. Her maiden name was Smalley and she was sister to Mrs. Mary Tracey and B. F. Smalley of Crawford. Funeral was held Wednesday at Eagleville two miles north of Bloomdale with relatives Tracey and Smalley attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rosendale
Eagleville
Toledo
Smalley
Mary Tracey
B. F. Smalley
Crawford
Bloomdale
Tracey
Mary Steiner
Jacob Smalley
H. L. Tracey
Matt Tracey
New Riegel State Bank Incorporation in Columbus
Incorporation papers issued at Columbus on July 13 for the New Riegel State Bank with capital of 25 000 dollars. Incorporators listed as Peter J. Hopman Carl Theis William Koby John A. Zender and J H Waltercheck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New Riegel State Bank
Peter J. Hopman
Carl Theis
William Koby
John A. Zender
J. H. Waltercheck
Married couple from Fostoria wed in Tiffin ceremony
Mr. Saxton Shoup and Mrs. Gartie I Meyers, both of Fostoria, were married in Tiffin on Friday placing the ceremony in the local spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton Shoup
Gartie I’. Meyers
Fostoria
Tiffin
Local Bread Prices Hit Two Loaves for a Quarter
Local bakers cut prices this week with two loaves selling for 25 cents. The drop signals affordable bread for households as operators adjust to market demand.
County News Roundup From Wyandot County Hearings and Crime
County commissioners held a hearing on the Biles ditch in Sycamore township while thefts, crashes, and fires populate Upper Sandusky news. The thermometer hit 101 degrees with season highs reaching 103, and Mrs. Philip Rozzman died near Brownstown born in 1837 in Baden Germany.
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Sycamore Township
Bowman
Upper Sandusky
Upper
Sandusky
Lutheran Missionary Society Meets At Church
The regular meeting of the Lutheran missionary society was held at the church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. G. Bradley led the lesson on Inner Mission Work with readings by several members. A vocal duet was performed and Mrs. R. C. Pennington was made a life member. Officers elected include President Mrs. Elmer Wonder and Vice President Mrs. E. Luther Spaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Missionary Society
W. G. Bradley
L. P. Schofield
F. A. Galbroner
May Mullholand
C. C. Heck
Edward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
R. C. Penn
Freak Weather Hits Nation With Droughts And Floods
The summer brings varied conditions from protracted droughts to cloud bursts and floods across the country. Some regions endure heat similar to prohibition era dryness while others receive seasonable rains, prompting the familiar jab Is it hot enough for you.
Immersed Sunday at Tymochtee Creek Baptism Service
Last Sunday afternoon several hundred people gathered on the Tymochtee Creek bank two and a half miles south of town to witness a baptism by Rev. J. H. Amore of the United Evangelical church and Rev. H. D. Shultz. Mack Starr and Avis, Alva and Elva Wilcox were immersed. The ceremony was unusually impressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tymochteé Creek
J. H. Amore
United Evangelical Church
H. D. Shultz
Mack Starr
Avis
Alva
Elva Wilccox
Married at Monroe License Granted for Kinney Greiner
A marriage license was issued in Monroe on July 11 to Wilber Kinney a farmer of Carey and Miss May Greiner of Delaware. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs A J Kinney of north of town and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Greiner of Delaware formerly of this city.
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Philip Rozzman
Brownstown
Baden
Germany
Margaret Dollir
Lewis G. Hart
Carey Road
Upper Sandusky
Hancock County
Martha Daugherty
Geogre Daugherty
Martha McCune
William Allen Courtad
Ruth Fernbaugh
Crane Township
Findlay
R. H. Flock
H. G. Chambers
Carey
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
James McConnel
Frederick von Blon
Lancaster County
Frederick von Blow
Samuel R. Duvall
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
John H. Swartz
Burson & Kurtz
Chalmers
Manson Enders
Benjamin Stief
Enders
South Eighth Street
Stief
Buick
Ford
Vanburen
Harpster Road
Johnson & Miller
H. H. Hoffman
Hoffman
Armstrong
Auditor’s
Department of Highways
Leon C. Herrick
Highways and Public Works
Howard Walton
Monroe
Wilber Kinney
May Greiner
Delaware
A. J. Kinney
North of Town
James Greiner
Festival at Beech Grove Church
A festival will be held Tuesday evening July 26 at the Beech Grove church three miles south of Carey. Fried chicken ice cream watermelon and other treats provided. Everyone invited to spend an evening of pleasure.
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Beech Grove
Carey
Legion Boys Earn profit on Cedar Point excursion
The American Legion boys held a Cedar Point trip last Thursday selling 505 tickets and clearing over 150 dollars. A fine railroad coach set the scene while rain on Wednesday allowed farmers to attend. They sold boat tickets too, with a 15 cent discrepancy found on final check. D D Siniff ran the soft drink concession on the train and profited accordingly.
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American Legion
Cedar Point
Railroad Company
Agent Blue
D. D. Siniff
Galt
Chautauqua Organization Formed at Chamber Meeting
At a Chautauqua guarantors gathering in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last Thursday evening the new organization elected officers and formed committees. President T. W. McClure. Secretary Elza Jacobs. Treasurer H. H. Heck. Committees include Arrangements W. R. Kurtz H. F. Graves C. X. Diller. Entertainment Miss Maude Snyder Mrs C. I. Kessler Miss Margie Sutphen Miss Elsie Garman Miss Irene Gillet. Advertising KFRB Scheel R. L. Patterson Richard Smith. Ticket T. W. McClure G. V. Sutphen F. A. Galbroner A. M. Hornby W. J. Baker R. E. Neu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chamber of Commerce
T. W. McClure
Elza Jacobs
H. H.heck
W. R. Kurtz
H. F. Graves
C. X. Diller
Maude Snyder
Margie Sutphen
Elsie Garman
Irene Gillet
KFRB
G. V. Sutphen
F. A. Galbroner
A. M. Hornby
W. J. Baker
R. E. Neu
Evangelical Mission Meeting on Church Lawn
The W. H. and F. M. S. of the United Evangelical church met on the church lawn Tuesday evening. America opened with hymn. Mrs. Elza Jacobs led in prayer. Mrs. Henry Damon led The Travel of the Bible. Mrs. George Perkins handled the text book. Mrs. George Krider read the leaflet. Thirty five attended and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for the third Tuesday in August at the church.
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W. H
United Evangelical Church
Church Lawn
America
Elza Jacobs
Henry Damon
George Perkins
George Krider
Auto Registration Fees You Must Know
Clerk of Courts Charles D. Stubbs lists the fees allowed under the new auto registration law effective August 17. Charges include 25 cents for indexing and filing each duplicate bill of sale and each assignment, and 10 cents per 100 words for certified sworn statements. The attorney general rules buyers from dealers before August 17 need not file proof of ownership.
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Charles D. Stubbs
Wonders Honored by Warrensburg Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs Harold Wonder were honored Friday night in Warrensburg by about 150 congregation members and friends. After a fine program and refreshments they received an engraved sterling silverware set as a gift from the church, where Mr Wonder has served as stated supply for the past year.
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Harold Wonder
Warrensburg
Presbyterian Church
Generous Gift Aids Legion Club Rooms Fund
Businessmen donate 453.75 to Earl Green Post from a subscription drive to furnish American Legion club rooms. Combined with on hand funds and excursion proceeds the boys' treasury surpasses 1000 dollars.
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Earl Green
American Legion Club
Funeral attendance noted for Elizabeth Sneider relative kin
On Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs and Mr and Mrs A D Stevenson joined Mr and Mrs J D Carothers and Mrs I L Shull at the Lee church near Vanlue for the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Sneider. She was an aunt of Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
A.D. Stevenson
J. D. Carothers
I. L. Shull
Elizabeth Sneider
Lee Church
Vanlue
Sneider
Jacobs
Stevenson
Findlay Operation for Miss Delia Michaels in Findlay Hospital
Mrs Delia Michaels of Sycamore underwent an operation at the Home and Hospital in Findlay on Tuesday. Her husband and wife Mr and Mrs Wm Michaels of Sycamore and Dr R C Van Buren of this city attended the procedure.
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Delia Michaels
Sycamore
Findlay
Wm. Michaels
R .C. van Buren
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Goodyear
Michelin
Strand Theatre
William Farnum
Kolin
Harold Goodwin
Oliver-Twist, JR
Charles Dickens
Fagin
the Artful Dodger
Bill Sykes
Nancy
Frank Mayo
Nevada
Mononcue
Bucyrus
Cyrus Sears
H. H. Sears
Harpster
Wyandot County
J. H. Grove
Cyrus
Kirby
C. V. Cornely
Yeggs
John Kuntz
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Chautauqua Organization
Evangelical Missions
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