Ellen May Boden Dies After Long Illness In Wharton
Ellen May Boden, 77, of Wyandot county died Saturday evening at her home in Wharton after a four year illness, two years bedridden. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 20 o'clock from the Wharton residence with Rev J Turner officiating. burial in Wharton cemetery. Survived by one son Quin tin Boden and 100 grandchildren. She was a member of Wharton Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen May Boden
Wharton
J. Turner
Wharton Methodist Church
Wharton Cemetery
Emery Kear
Claude Hochstettler
J. H Gibson
Leonard McEvoy
Homer Lutz
A. R. Cramer
Bristoll
Carey
Wben May Boden
Ridge Township
David
Eliza
Spider) Boden
Wyandot County
Quentin Boden
Michael Camden Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Michael Camden a farm laborer died Friday at 8 25 p m in the yard of George Bland 644 miles southeast of Carey due to a heart attack. Funeral services were Monday at 2 30 p m from the Bristoll funeral home with M R Anderson officiating and Spring Grove Cemetery burial. Pallbearers were Foster Shukmaker George Turner Harold Rife Virgil Will Marion Bland and Harvey Hetzel. He was born in Lexington Virginia May 6 1875 to William and Polly Walker Camden and aged 68 years 4 months 5 days. He is survived by a brother John Camden Buena Vista Virginia, and had lived in the area 40 years, living with Bland for 4 years.
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Michael Camden
George Bland
Carey
Hheart
Bristoll Funeral Home
M. R. Anderson
Christ Lutheran Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Foster Shumaker
Upper Sandusky
George Turner
Harold Rife
Virgil Will
Marion Bland
Harvey Hetzel
Mr. Camden
Lexington
William and
Polly (Walker) Camden
John Camden
Buena Vista
Camden
Mr. Bland
Women’s Society of Christian Service Meets at Church
The regular meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church was held in the church parlors on Wednesday June 9 with Mrs S R Bame presiding. Mrs J J McCabe led worship and solos by Mrs Clyde Jenkins and Junior Huston. The monthly lesson Across the Nation with our Rural Workers was presented by Mrs Alfred K Davis assisted by several members.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
S. R. Bame
J. J McCabe
Clyde Jenkins
Junior Huston
Alfred K. Davis
Carl Krout
Earl Audrush
Lawrence Smith
Samuel Gunther
Wyandot County Legion selects new leaders at Sycamore meeting
Charles G. Hehr of Upper Sandusky was elected commander of the Wyandot County American Legion. Free Scoarse of Carey Post No. 344 was named vice commander and A. J. Steinhauser of Upper Sandusky was re elected adjutant. Luncheon followed the session.
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Charles G. Hehr
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Post American Legion
Wyandot County
American Legion
Sycamore
Free Scoarse
Earl Green
Carey
A. J. Steinhauser
Luneh
Franciscan Sisters Observe Golden and Silver Jubilees
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. R. I. Kinnane spoke at a solemn high mass marking the golden jubilee of four Franciscan sisters at St Francis home in Tiffin. The event also commemorated Sister Benigna Reising's silver anniversary. Golden jubilarians are Chrysostorm Weisbaker, Benedicta Deimling, Werbuldis Kreinbrink, and Fabian Terbrack. celebrants and clergymen from Dayton to Carey attended in Tiffin.
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R. I. Kinnane
V. G
St. Mary’s Church
Tiffin
St. Francis Home
Benigna Reising
Antwerp
Chrysostorm Weisbaker
Willard
Benedicta Deimling
Stony
Truck drivers buy corn in Illinois amid market disruption
Illinois grain firms report truck drivers roaming the Midwest paying above ceilings to farmers for corn. The practice risks depleting supplies, threatening refinery shutdowns within 30 days. Baldwin Elevator of Decatur notes a blitz on country elevators with growers engaged directly. Similar activity reported in other corn belt states.
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Chicago
Midwest
Baldwin Elevator Company
Decatur
Illinois
Women of the Moose Meeting Highlights and Events
At the regular Women of the Moose session the Child Care and Training committee led by Mrs. Wallace Shaffer awarded Mrs. Robert Knox and Mrs. Shaffer blankets for their infant daughters. Following lodge, refreshments were provided by Mrs. Nial Stillberger and Mrs. Luella Nye. This Thursday John Flinker of Findlay will entertain the group with ice cream and cake. Next Tuesday evening initiations are planned. Publicity Chairman.
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Women of the Moose
Wallace Shaffer
Robert Knox
War Time Price and Policy Updates Across Agencies
OPA lowers retail meat prices from 3 to 7 cents per pound with July 6 follow ups for cured pork. Subsidies begin June 7 for slaughterers hitting 4,000 pounds monthly. Iceland mail service criticized by Chaplain Cullom. Farm machinery funding expands with 383 mile pipeline approved. Tire inspections change to 5,000 miles or 6 months. POW totals reach 17,083 with Japan holding the most. Subsidized farm tires substitutes allowed. rural electrification loans reach 31.79 million for 1,000 farms. TT gasoline coupon starts July 1 replacing T. old T valid in northeast until July 25. Form 544-500 reporting required for foreign property, May purchases must be reported by June 20. Evaporated and condensed milk now rationed one point per pound. Class A typewriter owners get until June 30 to buy or return machines.
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OPA
Vanlue Hires Two New Teachers for Vocational and Commercial Posts
In a special Vanlue board meeting, two new teachers were hired for commercial and vocational home economics. Durea Clevenger from Arlington will fill the vacancy caused by Jeanne Waugh and teach high school English alongside commercial subjects. Mary Lou Errett from Bowling Green State University will replace Arlene Young in the vocational home economics department.
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Vanlue Board of Education
Durea Clevenger
Arlington
Jeanne Waugh
Clevenger
Findlay College
Mary Lou Errett
Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
Arlene Young
Death of Ray Kahley In Army Hospital
Mr and Mrs John Gaitchell of Wharton report the death of Ray Kahley Saturday at an Army hospital in Springfield Missouri He was a former Wharton resident Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mechanicsburg The body was brought to Wharton and interred in Wharton cemetery
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John Gaitchell
Wharton
Ray Kahley
Army Hospital
Springfield
Mechanicsburg
Wharton Cemetery
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Nettie Clabaugh
Eden Township
B. F. Lutz
Ida A. Lutz
Richland Township
Ira Bristoll
Wharton James Hemer
Cleo Lutz
Ollie Lutz
Virgil S
Nellie E. Searfoss
Ralph Snider
Cora Ann Snider
Pitt Township
Earl H. Case
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Learl H. Case
M. Kinley
Margaret Kinley
Crane Township
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Lear’s
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John Robey
South Park
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