Local and Personal News Roundup in Findlay Ohio
Mrs. Cust Wunderlin is ill at home on N Lake Street. Lawn social at Lutheran church Saturday June 14 starting at 5:00 p m. Mr and Mrs J V Lutz celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary. Various residents and visitors are noted including travel to Columbus Findlay and Fostoria with family updates and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cust Wunderlin
N. Lake Street
Lutheran Church
J V. Lutz
E. Nbich Street
Floyd Stroub
Stanley
Dantal G Crates Dies at 68 After Short Illness
Daniel G Crates 68 former manager of Vanlue Grain and Supply and long time Arlington general store owner died Thursday at McKitrick Hospital Kenton after a six day pulmonary embolism. Survivors include his wife Etta Bond Crates and seven children with multiple siblings and grandchildren. Funeral was held Sunday at Lee church Vanlue with Rev. C E Longbrake officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel G. Crates
Vanlue Grain & Supply Company
Arlington
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Crates
Vanlue
Henry Crates
Eagle Township
Godfrey
Lydia
Wahl) Crates
Etta B. Bond
Marian
Ind
Tayo
Paul
Dan BE. Crates
James C. Crates
Tiffin
G. J. Crates
Upper Sandusky
J. Lee Miller
Robert Gray
Findlay
Robert H. Crates
Chattanooga, Tenn
Frank Hill
Columbus
Louise Arras
W. E Crates
John Crates
Huss, St Cloud. longtime Minn bailiff, musician, 71
Joseph Huss 71 former Carey New Riegel resident died Tuesday at his St Cloud Minnesota home from heart trouble and dropsy. Born January 2 1870 in New Riegel he married Rose Rumschlag in 1896 and taught in parochial schools in Fort Jennings Carey Menominee and St Cloud. He lived in St Cloud since 1918 served as Stearns county bailiff and was an accomplished organist. Survived by wife four children seven grandchildren and a sister in law. Funeral services Friday in St Cloud attended by relatives from New Riegel Tiffin and Hammond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Huss
Carey
New Riegel
St. Cloud
Minn
Mr. Huss
Paul Huss
Rose Rumschlag
Bernard Rumschlag
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
St. Francis College
Milwaukee
Wis
Fort Jennings
Menominee
Neb
St Cloud
Stearns County
Huss
Nenant
Hammond
Ind
Crescentia Gans
West Union
Petronella
Sylvan
Rosa Huss
Charles Huss
Elsie Huss
Marion
Philomena Steinhauser
Peter Elchert
Arthur Huss
John Wagener
Death of Homer Kimmell Han cock county native
Homer Kimmell 71 a Hancock county native died suddenly in Frankfort after an indigestion attack He left Hancock county about 50 years ago lived south of Findlay He is survived by his wife Effie Lee Kimmell married 1935 and three children Esther of Colorado Wayne of Indianapolis and Pressley of Frankfort Ind Funeral services were held in Frankfort and burial followed Attending relatives included Mrs and Mrs Glen Hart and others from Findlay Carey and southwest of Carey He was a cousin of Mrs Van Sant and Mr Patterson and Howard and Orville Lee are Mrs Kimmel s relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Kimmell
Hancock County
Frankfort
Kimmell
Findlay
Effie
Lee) Kimmell
Vanlue
Esther
Colorado
Wayne
Indianapolis
Pressley
Ind
Glen Hart
Earl van Sant
Near Findlay
Wesley Patterson
Howard Lee
Carey
Orville Lee
van Sant
Mra Patterson
Howard
Kimmel
Family Reunions Set for Carey Park This June
The Dible-Phillips families hold their 23rd annual reunion at Carey park on Sunday June 15 1941 with Adam Koehler as president and Walter Roynon as secretary. The 31st Stoll family reunion follows at Carey park on Thursday evening June 19 led by a Stoll president and Marie Kennerley as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
Adam Koehler
Upper Sandusky
Walter Roynon
Carey
Stoll
A Stoll
Marie Kennerley
Death of Sister Sparks Tragedy for Local Family
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rowland mourn the death in St. Clair Shores Michigan of his sister Mrs. Bertha Adrian 61 after a week long visit in Carey. Heart trouble caused the death with the Rowlands returning home Friday. Mrs. Elmer Spangler of Columbus Ohio and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Mitchell and Fred Mitchell accompanied her home after a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hunter
Carey
Harry Hunter
Columbus
R. H. Kurtz
Robert
Hartsville
N. Y
L. Long
Donald
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Vernal Healey
Findlay Hospital
V. S. Chesebro
Ella Smith
Upper Sandusky
Rufus Hackney
Joyce and
Norman
Middletown
Kurtz
Janet Hiles
Mather College
Western Reserve University
Don Fetters
Fetters
Edgar Ekleberry
Bucyrus
Eckleberry Poultry Company
Ohner
James E. Hanley
Galion
Hanley
Louisa Dietrick
John Hendricks
Frederick Sopher
Cora Hart
George Ash
Our Lady of Consolation
Hendricks
L. L. Rowland
St. Clair Shores
Mich
John Mitchell
Fred Mitchell
Carey Girls 4-H Club Meets For June Session
The Carey girls 4-H club gathered June 9 at 7:00 PM in the high school. Recreation from 7 to 8 preceded a business session and ordering of 3 copies of the 4-H song book. Erma Yost demonstrated a dress with Miss Rita Brown assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Girls
Rita Brown
Erma Yost
C. F Ruffing
Q. H. Coldren
Glenna Ruffing
Conscientious Objector John S. Anderson Ordered to Camp
John S. Anderson of Hoytville a conscientious objector to military service is ordered to report to a Marietta Ohio camp for objectors. He will serve a year in the camp without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Anderson
Hoytville
Marietta
Ohio
Beebe News Social Visit Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gottfried hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Winey of Toledo and the Kohmanns family. Frederick Kohmann and children John and Rose Mary of Canton visited. Clyde Wilcox and Karen Allayne with Mrs. C. W. Cupp joined. W. J. Smith entertained Friday evening with other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gottfried
J. J. Kohmann
H. E. Winey
Toledo
Frederick Kohmann
John
Rose Mary
Canton
Clyde Wilcox
Karen Allayne
C. W. Cupp
Community Members Visit Neighbors North of Carey
Wenner and family with the Smiths and their children, tied to Carey area, joined by Swerlein and Mrs. Swerlein from near Upper Sandusky. Also present were Ervin Earl of McCutchenville and Lawrence Smith and son David of Carey. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thome visited Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Yost Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner
Willis Smith
Carey
Eugene Swerlein
Swerlein
Upper Sandusky
Ervin Earl
Cutchenville
Lawrence Smith
David
E. F. Thome
M. C. Yost
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. C. Beebe
Idea Kimmel
Ash and
Dow Streets
S. A. Wenner
Dow Street
Emma Bradley
Unicoi
Tenn
W. O. Bradley
Erwin, Tenn
Clarence Tucker
Hol
Robinette
Leo Karcher
Ida Newcomer
Vance Street
Willis Wonder
John Risner
Duke Spradley
Dukes of Rhythm
Healey’s Tavern
E. E. Gottfried
Virgil Will
Farm Bureau Electric School
Greyhound
Charles Hemmerly
Mary
Elizabeth
Elmer Hemmerly
Elmer Wonder
U S. Navy
U. S. S. Kane
Seattle
Wash
J C Wisler
M C Cullison
Defiance
D P. Wisler
W. Findlay Street
Marguerite Cullison
Capital University
C. B Petee
Singer Sewing Center
B& Findlay Street
P. E Diller
Son Dwain
Rose Diller
Romance
the Dairy
Findlay Street
Dantal G. Crates
Edwin Vail
Christopher
Henry
Marion Crates
Lee Church
Amanda Township
C. E. Longbrake
Homer Kdemell
Holden
Wd Lou
Carey and
Beebe News
Bologna
Sicea
Russell Wickiser
Carey, Ohio
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company
Vic Donahey
Carl Crispin
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