Many life events in Upper Sandusky area records
A series of community notices from Upper Sandusky recount births, marriages, a school appointment, retirements, and a local death. Notable items include several newborns to local families, a marriage in Arcadia, a new principal for Mifflin township, and obituaries for Dr. George W. Cliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Frank
Upper Sandusky
St. Peter’s Catholic School
Harry Hart
Carl Erwin
N. Cochran
Carl Wiliam
Marjorie Grunditsch
Elnora Vith
Louise Armstrong
Geraldine Hoover
Clara Br
Arcadia
N. A. Chadwick
New Mifflin Township
Board of Education
Grrace Miller
Gladys "Marshall
Pearl McLaughlin
George W. Cliffe
Wyandot County
A. L. McClain
Sandusky
Proctor Foucht
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas. Mr Foucht
This County
Pioneer Picnic Planned Thursday at Stolls Brove
Berry area notes report a Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 11 at Stolls Brove east of Crawford. The item lists visiting relatives and neighbors including Day Gibson Phillips Hoepf Beaschler Bland Wenzinger Gase and others at various homes around Carey Vanlue Morral Adrian and Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Stoll’s Brove
Crawford
Joseph Gibson
Richard
Florein
David Gibson
Upper Sandusky
James Farrell
Charles Hayman
Donald Myers
Mary Louise
Florent
John Phillips
Marion
Lizzie Phillips
Walter Phillips
Ralph Kinney
McCutchenville
W D Gibson
Laura Bland
Tiffin
E. E Gibson
Aaron Alspach
South of Vanlue
Audley Beaschler
Audley Beaschler and Family Mrs and Mrs. Myron Bland
Adrian
F. L. Bland
Kenneth and
Dallas Charles
Charles Bland
Teo Hoepf
Near Carey
Charles Hoepf
Virgil Gase
Bobby
Berwick
John Wenzinger
Clarence Hoeptf
Alene
Carey
P E Beaschler
Near Morral
Sadie Wonder
West of Carey
Free Pictures Planned by Blanchard Group This Summer
The business men's association led by Mr Blanchard with 30 members has arranged free pictures every Thursday and Saturday evenings during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Business Men’s Association
Ice Cream Through Time in Warsaw Letter
Stanley B. Dustman recalls homemade ice cream methods of fifty years ago and contrasts them with today’s abundant flavors and forms. He also laments the loss of old fashioned community suppers and warns rural churches face existential pressure from modernization and urban drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Stanley Dustman
Warsaw
Ind
Four Corners
Father
Belgium
Dollie Gann
Bes
Stanley B. Dustman
Crawford Pioneer Picnic and Community Guests List
Community notes detail the Crawford Pioneer Picnic at Stoll's grove on June 11 plus numerous visits and dinners. Names include Mark Karr Lina Davidson George Woon Harri Nye Foster Savidge Alf Bland and many relatives visiting from Carey Tiffin Marion Upper Sandusky Mount Vernon and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Stoll’s Grove
Crawford
Mark Karr
Lina Davidson
David Dow
Davidson
Lick Run
Madeline
Mary Ellen Hill
Marion
Alf Bland
E M. Bursor
Carey
W W Savidge
Greencamp
Foster Savidge
F. A Galbroner
Lewis Galbroner
Springville
Harry Nye Wendell Wentling
Lloyd Hill
Gerald Doppler
Walter Bradley
May Mullholand
Blanche Davis
Harold Payne
Gon Grant
Dorothy
Ruth
Mt. Vernon
Robert Dow
Bobby
Jerry
Mary
Agnes McIntyre
Tiffin
Richard Smith
Elva Cramer
C. D. Campbell
Marton
Robert Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
William Spokey
Wendell Wentling
Clyde Wentling
Margaret Dow
J. D Carothers
Oak Leaf Farm
Carey Margaret
May 1931 Vital Statistics for Ridge Crawford Carey
Registrar Daisy Moyer reports May 1931 births in District 1416 Ridge and Crawford townships Carey. Newborns include Princess Ann Laird on April 12, Virginia Louise Cole on May 2, Geraldine Sayler on May 14, Geraldine Mae McLaughlin on May 19, Genevieve Lou Putnam on May 19, Evelyn Arlene Swander on May 25, and Thomas Edward Noon on May 31. No deaths were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Moyer
Ridge
Crawford
Carey Corporation
Princess Ann
Cecil Laird
Virginia Louise
Frank Cole
Geraldine
Bartlett Sayler
Geraldine Mae
Daniel McLaughlin
Genevieve Lou
Harry Putnam
Evelyn Arlene
Daniel Swander
Thomas Edward
Edward Noon
Fragments From An Astronomer's Work Shop
A two ton six foot diameter glass disk for the Perkins observatory at Ohio Wesleyan University is being ground and polished into a 69 inch reflector. The delicate process requires constant temperature control and ultra precise finishing to avoid dust or temperature changes spoiling months of labor. When completed the mirror will be installed in the Perkins telescope at Delaware and enable capturing faint nebulae light traveling across six trillion miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Perkins Observatory
Ohio
Wesley— An University
Delaware
United States
J W. Fecker Company
Pittsburgh
Fecker
Syme
Time Tire
Dem
Outer Space
Rocky Mountains
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John Huddle
Plankton
Hazel Margaret E. Runion
Philip Runion
Sycamore
Dalton Fuller
William Fuller
G. W. Good
Robert Eugene Burkey
Roy Burkey
Ohley Book
Joseph Ritzier
Fostoria
Inslaw
Charles Ritzler
Effie Losey
Edna Moser
Little Sandusky
Floyd L. Greene
Mansfield
St. Matthew's Lutheran Parsonage
Green
Hartman Electric Company
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Kirby
Helen Catherine Wagner
George Wagner
Charles Edward Scholl
John JF. Scholl
Jesse Ekleberry
John Gilliland
Armin F. Mittermaier
Ft Wayne
Mina Mittermaier
Loretta Schneider
Ft. Wayne
Mittermaier
General Electric
Berry News
George Mullholand
Roy Long
Herschel High
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
Carey, Ohio
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Wernick Products Co
George Woon
Akron
Pennsylvania
Quaker Mills
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
the Sneath-Cunningham Co
Adrian,Alvada
New Riegel
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