County News Highlights Births Marriages and Commencement
A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Bartholomew of Upper Sandusky. Albert F Wyss 68 died in Nevada and his funeral was held there with interment at Salem cemetery led by Rev Glenn Bennmethodam. Joyea Hetzel and Harold Beidelschies wed in Newport Kentucky September 15 1942. 74 Upper Sandusky seniors graduated from the 68th annual commencement with Trene Schnelker salutatorian and Delbert Barth valedictorian. Dozens of graduates listed with diplomas presented by J H Witzel and Thomas Bow man. active in military service are Beidelschies and others.
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William Bartholomew
Upper Sandusky
Albert F. Wyss
Nevada
Bender & Lucas
Salem Cemetery
Glenn Bennmetham
Methodist Church
Elmer Hetzel
Joyea
Harold Beidelschies
Glenn Beidelschies
Newport
Ronald Beidelschies
Upper Sandusky High School
Beidelschies
Beidel
Trene Schnelker
Delbert Barth
J. H. Witzel
Thomas W. Bowman
Calvin Frederick Armstrong
Marion E. Bardon
Delbert S. Barth
Eugene Barth
Clyde Edward Bennett
Paul Richard Castanien
Robert
Musgrave Receives Naval Commission and Resigns
Oscar L Musgrave resigns as Marseilles schools superintendent to enter the Naval Air Corps. He was commissioned as lieutenant junior grade and awaits assignment while his family will live in Findlay. Lois Smith will teach at Marseilles high school next year as a Findlay College senior prepares to graduate.
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Oscar L. Musgrave
Marseilles
Naval Air Corps
Navy
Lois Smith
Victory Garden Meeting Set At Vanlue June 4
A meeting on insect control for gardens will be held in the agriculture room at Vanlue school at 8:00 p m Friday June 4. The session covers oil for corn ear worm cosmetic baths poison powders and other methods. M T Monson of the Vanlue Victory Garden Committee urges all interested to attend.
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Vanlue School
Victory Garden
M T. Monson
Vanlue Victory Garden
Blood Donor Unit to Visit Upper Sandusky June 14 15
A mobile Red Cross blood donor unit from Columbus will tour Upper Sandusky on June 14 from 12 noon to 5 pm and June 15 from 10 am to 3 pm. The drive seeks donors aged 21 to 60 weighing at least 110 pounds with parental permission for minors. Local residents from Carey Crawford and Ridge townships may register at Ewing’s or Harry’s drug stores or Powell’s insurance. The unit can accommodate 300 to 400 donors over two days.
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Anne Horn
Columbus
Carey
Crawford
Ridge
Ewing's Drug Store
Harry’s Drug Store
Powell’s Insurance Agency
Army
Navy
Upper Sandusky
War Time Food and Fuel Controls Announced by Agencies
Canned fruits and vegetables will rise in supply for civilians due to reduced government requirements, with specifics on corn peas spinach and more. Fuel oil for domestic use is unrestricted if standby stoves exist, and milk rationing expands to cheese products. WPB allocates lumber for farms and warns of labor force expansion, while canning demand rises to 400,000 workers. Price ceilings on pressure canners and adjusted butter support are noted.
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WFA
OPA
Consumers’ Durable Goods Division
WPB
Community Guests And Social Visits In Beebe
Mrs. Joe Thiry hosted a Saturday caller at the J. J. Kohmann home. Several families including the Gottfried, Yost, Vaughn, and Smith households hosted or visited others across Carey and Findlay. Catherine Cunningham of Chicago and Marjorie Orians of Dayton joined activities with local families during the weekend. Virginia Smith, granddaughter of the Smiths, graduated from Findlay High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Thiry
J. J. Kohmann
Hilda Schira
Carey
Fordyce Gottfried
Fostoria
Walter Gottfried
Donald
Herbert Enck
Mary
Anne of
Hubert Yost
Marion
Yost
M. C. Yost
Zack Montgomery
Jimmy
Findlay
Chester Vogel
Melvin Hotelling
Diana
Eddie
Ralph Tanner
Joseph Vaughn
Nstella Rose Brown
W. A. Vaughn
Ralph Brown
Rita
Southwest
Catherine Cunningham
Chicago
J. A. Vaughn
Paul
W. J. Smith
Willis Smith
North of
Lawrence Smith
David
Findlay High School
Virginia Smith
W. B. A. Spelling Bee Winners Named At Lodge Event
After the regular meeting, the W B A held a spelling bee with Mrs Henry Pahl taking first prize and Mrs Grant Gibson second. A potluck supper followed. The lodge will meet again this Friday at 8 oclock and all members are urged to attend. Gertrude Stillberger News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pahl
Grant Gibson
Gertrude Stillberger
A Wise Guy Fly Nit Comic Exchange
A playful dialogue compares a buzzing nuisance to a horsefly. Nit asks if the joke mocks him. Wit insists the point is clear not to misread the humor. The exchange hinges on a pun about a horsefly and a jackass to deliver the punchline.
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C. L. Musgrave
Naval Service
Gardeners Attention
Pearl Harbor
James W. Pryor
Columbus Red Cross
Pryor
Ohio State University
Air Corps
Hickam Field
Office of Rubber Director
Defense Supplies Corporation
Armed Forces
WMC
Paul V. McNutt
Beebe News
John Feidler
Delphos
Bobby
Ralph Karcher
Billy
William Niederkohr
E. F. Thome
Prospect
C. H. Hull
W. B. A. News
Uncle Sam
America
Silverstein Iron & Auto Wrecking Co