Local births and obituaries in Upper Sandusky region headline
Births report multiple families with newborns in Upper Sandusky and nearby towns including Pfe and Mrs Charles Allen Newell a girl Corrine Gibson mentioned. Obituaries list Lelia Brown 71 and regional fatalities of John Bowlus and others in Tiffin and Wyandot County. Also notes weddings and a church leadership appointment in Boston.
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Pfe
Charles Allen Newell
Des Plaines
Corrine Gibson
Upper Sandusky
George Prichard
Johnnie Marshalle New
Marshall Morris
Carl Karg
E. R Hoover
L. G. Stubbs
Sycamore
Hoovers
Florida
Lelia Brown
Upper
Sandusky
John C. Bowlus
Birmingham Construction Co
Tiffin
Ohio Covered Bridges Fade From The Landscape
Ohio’s 265 remaining covered bridges face extinction within about ten years as 84 have fallen in three years. The new edition of Covered Bridges of Ohio by the Ohio Historical Society maps bridges by county, noting Fairfield with 39 and Washington with 22. several counties hold only a handful or none. The map, drawn to scale by Will Collins, is available for 25 cents at the Ohio State Museum.
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Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Delaware County
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Washingeton
Marietta
Noble
Franklin
Covered Bridge Committee
John A. Diehl
Charles C. Davis, Jr
C. Earl Dobbs
J. R. Sawmill
Reed Masse
Clark L. Tenney
Erwin C. Zepp
Ohio State Museum
Columbus
State Line Road
College Corner
Preble County
Indiana
Carey Daily Notices 1916 Obituaries And Local Happenings
Little Hazel Johnson 10 died from diphtheria heart trouble in Carey. O S Hart elected Clearwater assessor with 300 annual pay. Robert Turnbell Carey citizen died after hip injury leaving wife and five children. Multiple local names attended events in Findlay and Carey. Measles card removed indicating no local contagious cases. Several residents traveling to Kingsley Michigan and Bowling Green. Various clerks named at local businesses. Community children’s day program planned at Memorial E A B Church. New feed grinding department addition at Carey Mill. Various local visits, birthdays, and property transactions noted. John W Slotterbeck dies at 82. he is father to Mrs. Mitten and William Slotterbeck.
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Little Hazel Johnson
A. P. Johnson
W. C. Johnson
Howard
Paul
O. S. Hart
S. S. Hart
Car
Clearwater
Fla
Robert Turnbell
Carey
Nelson
Harry
Cyril Simonis
George Lytle
Merritt Patterson
Charles Stombaugh
Findlay
W. R. Knndson
Donald
Harry Houk
Detroit
W. C. Anderson
Lewis Logsdon
Jesse Stombaugh
Tom
Kingsley
Mich
John Schichtel
Lewis Shumaker
Mary Bland
W. A. Miller
Edith Hunter
Bowling Green
Ralph Pieracini
Columbus
Dewey Hunter
Clarence Hagley
Hocking Valley
George Johnson
Toledo
John
Walter Greer
Leonard Nigh
Howard Snyder
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Leonard
Chesebrough & Bish
Snyder General Office
L. R. Ashley
Dean
Hopkinsville
Ashley
Snyder
North Street
W. Z. Campbell
Byron Zuch
Harry Keckler
Lincoln Tong
Findlay Hospital
Anna Hoff
Carl Heck
Robert Smith
Donna
Nedrow
N.Y
Memorial E. A. B. Church
Carolyn
Shirley Jacobs
Annabel Putnam
Bobby Walters
Carol Nye
Arlene Robison
Paul Phillips
Arlene Rickle
Anita
Patty Johnson
Billy
Louise Briggs
Frances
Jamce Green
Marilyn Hunter
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Harry W. Ehrhart
Upper Sandusky
Misry C. W. Brayton
Miss Margaret
Ohio State University
J. F. Baker
Justine Orians
Salem Township
Mansfield
Findlay College
Jack Reynolds
Marion
Baker
High Street
Reynolds
John W. Slotterbeck
Mark Mitten
William Slotterbeck
East of Carey
Carey Times Briefs June 14 1956 Notices
Pagett on Patterson Street follows illness of several weeks. On Monday forenoon death occurred of Mrs Ellsworth Grady at her home on West South Street after nearly seven weeks illness. Local obituary notes and health updates from Carey Ohio.
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THE
Carey ‘Times
Carey
Ohio
Pagett
S. Patterson Street
Ellsworth Grady
W. South Street
Nurse to Train at Tuberculosis Hospital in Detroit
Miss Barbara Rothgeb of Lima Memorial Hospital will depart July 1 for six weeks of training in tuberculosis patient care at Herman Keiffer Hospital in Detroit Michigan. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Rothgeb of 449 Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Rothgeb
Lima Memorial Hospital
Herman Keiffer Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Albert Rothgeb
Frederick Street
Ralph Perkins on Saturday Unclear Event
June 11 1936 fragment notes Ralph Perkins on Saturday. event details are unreadable and no outcome or location is provided.
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Ralph Perkins
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Nathen
Bendetta
Bonnie
Jean ‘Traxler
Haven Ballentine
Glenn
William Cutcher, Jr
Miss. Traxler
Salem Township High School
Bowling ’Green State University
Lorain
Robert Steiert
Arthur Sterert
Tommy Risner
Derry Risner
McCutchenville
Donna Rae Sandridge
Lorence Sandridge
Charles A. Warfel
Christian Scientists
Boston
Clifford A‘ .Woodard
Cambridge
Mass
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Woodard
Christian Science Board of Directors
Harvard College
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Harvard Law School
Warren
Mother Church
Christian Science Movement
Mary Warfel
L. H Warfel
Beaverdam
Richmond
William G. Gibson
George L. Gibson
Bowling Green State University
David R. Bright
Vanlue
Clifford A. Woodard
Kurtz
Nice
Sceut
S. Sandusky Ave
Ontario
Reader's Digest
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Labrador
Ae Vagy
Walibide
Pittsburgh Paints
Snyder Lumber Company
Tuberculosis
Phown
Northeen
Uto Tevernone
Model
Chevy
Chevrolet
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