Frank Faber 59 of Cleveland dies after illness
Frank Faber, 59, Cleveland, died of a heart ailment at Findlay hospital at 10 00 p m Monday June 2 after being stricken May 26 in Carey while visiting relatives He was a former switchman at a Cleveland steel plant and is survived by his wife Elizabeth Henry, a stepson, siblings and a sister in Carey. Funeral services were held at Reidy Brothers funeral home in Cleveland last Saturday.
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Frank Faber
Cleveland
Findlay Hospital
Carey
Tillie Messer
Glen Avenue
Mr Faber
Christian Mand Frederica (Stoll) Faber
Elizabeth Henry
Robert J Henry
Henry Faber
Tiffin
William
Adam Faber
Moose Lodge
Reidy Brothers Funeral
Faber
Death of Frank Feck at 69 Near Frenchtown
Frank Feck 69 died at his Frenchtown area home on Monday at 3 15 AM after a two year heart illness. Born April 21 1878 in Big Spring township Seneca County he never married and is survived by siblings Mary Anthony Michael Feck John Feck and Mrs Peter Arend. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Nicholas Catholic Church Frenchtown with Fr Brobst officiating and burial in the church cemetery. The Bristoll Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Frank Feck
Frenchtown
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Henry
Catherine
Lucius) Feck
West of Adrian
Peter Arend
West of Carrey
Mrs Pauline Schrenk dies in car accident near Upper Sandusky
Pauline Schrenk 26 long distance operator at Ohio Bell Findlay died in a Route 23 crash near Upper Sandusky on Monday. Born Feb 21 1921 in Crawford township Wirgandot county she was married to Thomas Schrenk and survived by a husband a half sister and a brother. Funeral services were held last Thursday at Bringman funeral home Upper Sandusky with burial in Old Mission cemetery.
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Pauline Schrenk
Ohio Bell Telephone
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Schrenk
Crawford Township
Wirgandot County
Joséph Emptage
Marseilles
Zoa Cotner
Bucyrus
Thomas Schrenk
Mildred Irene Cotner
William
Bringman
Cecil Fogle
Methodist Church
Old Mission Cemetery
Brother of Madison man killed in accident
Mrs Anna Brashares of McCutchenville received a telegram Sunday stating Brenen Utz of Madison Virginia was killed in an accident. No details were available. She left Sunday evening for Madison to be with his family. He was a son of Mr and Mrs J Utz and survived by his wife and three children.
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Anna Brashares
McCutchenville
Brenen Utz
Madison
Shenecca County Marriage Licenses Noted for Four Couples
Donald G. Burks of Tymochtee township Wyandot county and Carol V. Haines of Seneca township Seneca county. Richard Mullholland Jr of Mc Cutchenville and Marjorie Wax of Tiffin also listed.
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Donald G. Burks
Tymochtee Township
Wyandot County
Carol V. Haines
Seneca Township
Seneca County
Richard Mullholland, Jr. McCutchenville
Marjorie Wax
Tiffin
Public sale of Elva Cramer estate set for June 28 1947
The estate of Elva Cramer deceased will be auctioned June 28 1947 at 2 PM at the late residence. Personal property includes lamps rugs furniture appliances dishes and antiques. Terms are cash and property not to be removed until paid. Otto Earl Hunter executor. Auctioneers Walter Bros Hall Naus attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva C Cramer
Elva Cmer
Otto Earl Hunter
Elva C. Cramer
Walter Bros, Hall & Naus
Community News Highlights From Findlay Grafton and North Vernon
Mark Deerwester was discharged from Findlay hospital. Mr and Mrs Herald Luzader and daughter Kathy Ann of Grafton spent Monday evening with Luzader's parents in Muncie street. Elbert Tewell and daughters Alice Irene and Marilyn returned from a four day trip to North Vernon Indiana to visit his father and family and called on relatives in Madison Indiana and a short trip into Kentucky.
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Mark Deerwester
Findlay Hospital
Herald Luzader
Kathy Ann
Grafton
Luzader
Warren Luzader
S Muncie Street
Elbert Tewell
Alice
Irene
Marilyn
North Vernon
Ind
Mr. Tewell
Roy C. Tewell
James
Robert
Madison
Kentucky
Local social notes from Ohio and nearby communities
Miss Marguerite Jacobs of Sedro Woolley Washington visits Ohio friends for the summer. Alice Tewell of South Lake Street visits her aunt Esta Tewell in Arlington. Mr and Mrs H E Schubert and twin sons Larry and Terry of Fostoria call on Mrs Schubert's aunt Mrs Clarence Powell Saturday afternoon. Capt and Mrs Max Brownstein of Osborn were weekend guests of Mrs Brownstein's parents Mr and Mrs Larry Coldiron south of Carey. Mrs Leland Strahm and Deborah with Mrs Jack Michaels were visitors Saturday afternoon May 31 at the Orson Gibson home. Mr and Mrs Earl Burson attended the 35th annual Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa convention June 1 to 4 at Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago. Mr and Mrs James C Phillips and daughter Mary Ellen from near McCutchenville visited Walter and Laura Phillips in Forest on Saturday afternoon.
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Marguerite Jacobs
Sedro Woolley
Wash
Ohio
Alice Tewell
Elbert Tewell
S. Lake Street
Esta Tewell
Arlington
H. E. Schubert
Larry and
Terry
Fostoria
Schubert
Clarence Powell
Capt
Max Brownstein
Osborn
Brownstein
Larry Coldiron
Carey
Leland Strahm
Deborah
Jack Michaels
Orson Gibson
Earl Burson
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Iowa
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
James C. Phillips
Mary Ellen
McCutchenville
Mr. Phillips
Walter
Laura Phillips
Forest
Women of the Moose 100Sh Carey Chapter Meets
The Carey chapter No 600 Women of the Moose held its regular session on Tuesday June 10. Ella Thom received a gift from the group as a fellow member. A social potluck followed with a farewell cake inscribed Farewell for the honored guest. Carolyn Shaffer served as Publicity Chairman.
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Sheneca County
Dixie Agarine
Sigger
McDee
Holden
Painter
Wolverine
Aaeeey
H. Kroger
Cincinnati
Kroger Company
Utah Pride
Kroger
Avondale Sauer Kraut
Rosedale Peas
Avondale
Kroger Bread
Canva
Dot
Clingstone
Carey and
Boston Butt
Bre Reiger
Finan
Peck
W. of
Carolyn Shaffer
Chuck & Luke
Healey’s Tavern
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