Community Notes From Adrian June 1960 Social Visit Recap
Adrian residents share Sunday gatherings with relatives from Upper Sandusky Oil City Toledo and Carey. The column reports guests at homes of Bare Clouse Jouse and other families including Christina Sand and Mildred Phillips plus a Akron obituary notice for Eleanor Presler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schuler
Gon Charles
Upper -Sandusky
Orve Bare
J. L. Clouse
William Boehler
Oil City
Max Greter
Toledo
G. F
A. J. Jouse
Washington St. Shop Open Evenings Till Nine
Retail listing for a Washington Street store in Tiffin Ohio with phone number 2929 and extended evening hours until 9:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, St
Tiffin
Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 17 Elects Officers in First Vote
The May 24 meeting in the municipal building elected officers for Girl Scout Troop 17 including President Janet Vaughn and Treasurer Lucille Kitzler. Two visitors, Carol Wentling and Gloria Kidwell, attended. On May 31 the group planned a hostess badge party with each girl assigned a duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Vaughn
Linda Multholand
Margaret Multholand
Lucille Kitzler
Sibyl Wentling
Jane Mathias
Sue Nye
Carolyn Long
Gonnie Downing
Memorial Day Parade Participants Named in Scout Troop
Jane Vaughn and Sibyl Wentling of troop 17 joined the Memorial Day parade with Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts as Sibyl Wentling served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Vaughn
Sibyl Wentling
Sybil Wentling
Charles Lutz 79 Dies After Long Illness At Wharton Farm
Charles Lutz 79 died at 3 16 a m Friday at his home two miles north of Wharton after six months of failing health and a week bedfast. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 p m at the residence with Rev D Thavn pastor of the Methodist church officiating. Burial was in Wharton cemetery. He was born near Wharton March 26 1871 to Samuel and Su Kimel Lutz. He first married Myrtle Alblefeld September 18 1894 who died April v00ig. Surviving children include a Williamistown resident and Mrs Harry Megks of Forest with four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He married Rhea Rummelis December 22 1906 who survives. He had four brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. He spent his life farming on the same homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lutze
Wharton
Than
Methodist ‘Church
Bristoll
Hone
Lutz
Samuel
Kimmel) ‘Lutz
Myrtle ‘Alblefeld
BTC
Harry
Megks
Tax books to close for June real estate collection
Real estate tax books remain open for the second half of June and will close on July 20, 1950. Karl F. Kraus, county treasurer, 92423 Wyandot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Kraus
Wyandot
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times Shop
The Carey Times advertises typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for sale from various makes, inviting customers to browse its selection and purchase suitable ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Mrs Eleanor Presler 87 Found Dead in Akron Home
Mrs Eleanor Presler 87 widow of Wayne H Presler was found dead Sunday afternoon May 28 in her Akron home. Death due to heart attack followed two years of poor health. Survived by daughters Florence and Naomi. Funeral held Thursday at Billow Funeral Home Akron with burial in Akron. Mrs Snook Beulah Salyer and Mrs William Green visited the family Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullholand
Near Fostoria
Wendell Wentling
Galen ‘Barne
Near Carey
Lucy “Dible
Rioy Walter
Doris
Gilbert Phillips
Carey
Nernon ‘Phillips
Mildred
Virgil Bare
Mexico
Robert
Biggs
Silane Pamela
McCutchenville
Orve
Swere
Eleanor Presler
Akron
Robert Miller
Harry . Ree
Earl Moser
Blaine ‘Presser
Presieidiedy
Moser
Wayne H. Presler
Carey Seldout Wen
Traitle
Florence
Naomi
Billow ‘Funeral Home
Perl ‘Snook
Beulah .Salyer
William Green
Appreciation for Leo Jones and public support praised
The Gate 3 wrist gesture honors Leo T. Jones for his cooperation and thanks the public for its support of the recent benefit movie The Nine Carey Troops, organized by Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Gate 3
Leo ‘T.’ Jones
Claude Bushong, longtime McCutchenville resident, dies
Claude Bushong, aged 88, former McCutchenville farmer, died Wednesday in Toledo at his son’s home from coronary thrombosis. Born February 5, 1862, in McCutchenville, he is survived by his wife Ethel Carey and ten grandchildren, with three sons Claude Jr, William, and Robert, and three daughters. Funeral conducted by Rev. Crawford Culp at McCutchenville Methodist Church, burial in McCutchenville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bushong
McCutchenville
Toledo
Mr. Bushong
William
Ella
Wade) Bushong
Ethel Beckoff ‘'Carey
Claude, Jr
Mt. Blanchard
Robert
Mansfield
Noel Apple
Upper Sandusky
B.sweigard
Grant Borkosky
Card of Tanks
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for support during illness and after death of husband and father at Mercy hospital. Special mention to Father Ambrose Finnegan and Franciscan Fathers, donors of flowers and spiritual bouquets, pallbearers, and Bristol funeral home. Signed by Mrs Alfred B Ruffing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Ambrose Finnegan
Pall§Earers
Bristols ‘Funegal Homes
Alfred B. Ruffing
Edward Max
Nicholas Hucke
Bernard Reinhart
Card of Thanks for Father’s Death
CARD OF THANKS We thank those who offered help and sympathy at the time of our father’s death. Gratitude to those who sent cards flowers and spiritual bouquets the Franciscan Fathers the pallbearers and Bristoll funeral home Howard and Paul seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franciscan Fathers
Bristoll Funeral Home
Howard and
Paul Seas
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Adrian News
Alton
Scheidler Motor
Pei Oe
Charles Lutz
Lioup
Miracle
Maxwell House
Snider
W. H. Houk & Son
BPS
A ‘Patterson Sargent
Mrs. Wayne. H. Presler
Card OF Tanks
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