Caution urged eye exams and local notices on travel and health
Caution urges eye examinations to prevent minor defects becoming serious. Reports note Mr. and Mrs Almon Blue and son Russel, with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yohe, drove to Findlay to bring Miss Gertrude Yohe home after an appendicitis operation. Also listed are county sheep claims and a note that David Hill becomes tea and coffee department manager in Dallas. Frank Zender and family buy and move into the Joseph Zender property. War Savings Stamps encouraged.
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William Proctor
John A. Fox
I. G. Huston
D. W. Brandt
Joseph Bachman
S. O. Smith
Peter Arend
Martin Mathern
George Shuman
John Smith
W. M Vanderhoff
Mearning
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Aloys M. Fish
Gertrude Windau
Marion DuBois
Near
Findlay
DuBois
Palladius Collef
Nora Windau
Fair Country Home
J. E. Silverthorn
Martha
Lewis
Muskogee
Okla
Silverthorn
Oklahoma
Carey
South Patterson Street
Ida Motter
Death of Samul Warren Lindower at 73 in Carey area
Samul Warren Lindower died Sunday evening at his daughter's home in Beaverton after paralysis weakened his body. Born July 21, 1843, he married Elma Renschler in 1864, had 12 children, with five deceased. Funeral at St John’s Church with interment in the church cemetery. pallbearers include five sons and a son-in-law. He lived in Hancock and Stark counties, later with the Chamers near Vanlue and Beaverton. He was a Church of the Brethren member.
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H. A. Ray
Beaverton
Mich
Samul Warren Lindower
Ray
Charles
Carey
John
Fostoria
Rose Chambers
the Ridge
Frank
Willis
Canton
Hart
Toledo
Lavina Royer
Lindower
Hancock County
Stark County
C. A. Chambers
Vanlue
Church of the Brethren
Forest Hotelling
Mrs. Steen
Bigelow Church
Creech
H. V. Thomas
Pleasant Ridge
J. H. Hoy
Melvile Saltzman
Wm. Pontius
Warren Wisner
Burton Hendricks
Charles Laudenschlager
Wharton
Lodge
Forest Walter Hotelling
Elizabeth Hotelling
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Ohio
Florence Mick
Martha Marie
Inez Treva
Forest Truman
Methodist Episcopal Church
War Savings Week Proclaimed by City and State Officials
The week of June 24, 1918 is named War Savings Week by the U S Treasury Secretary and Ohio Governor. Citizens are urged to pledge to buy War Savings Stamps up to $1,000 per person or $334 present value per family member. Stamps yield 4.27 percent interest and are redeemable with 10 days notice at the post office, maturing January 1923.
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