Births, deaths, marriages and local notes from Upper Sandusky
A Sunday through Friday series of notices reports births for Mr and Mrs Charles Frater Warren Karg John Heffelfinger Jr and Mr and Mrs Anthony Shumaker a Sue Ann Bolteh, a Ruth Armstrong wed Robert E Tucker of Akron, a Nevada birth for Archie Caver, a Marion death for Millie Miller Tschanen and a 74 year old Sycamore retiree Franklin Shoemaker. Fred Teal named Martins Ferry schools superintendent Otto Wyss appointed ferry captain Truman Eshman killed in Lincoln Highway crash Grace Walton to retire after 40 years as Upper Sandusky operator Rumor of July 1 end to mail trains through Wharton and shift to Bellefontaine truck service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frater
Upper ‘Sandusky
Warren Karg
South
Upper Sandusky
John Heffelfinger, Jr
Anthony Shumaker
Archie Caver
Dorothy Myers
R. E. Caver
Nevada
Millie
Miller) Tschanen
Frank Tschanen
Marion
Fred
Teal
McCutchenville
Martins Ferry
Chippewa
Vic Brown
Truman Eshman
Kinniconick
H.B. Montgomery
Lincoln Highway
Grace Walton
The
Home Telephone Company
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Arlene Popenberg and Raymond Thiel Married in Brecktown Ceremony
Miss Arlene Helen Popenberg and Raymond S. Thiel of Cleveland were married Saturday at St. Nicholas Church Brecktown. Rev Joseph Brobst officiated with Doris Popenberg and Clets Thiel as attendants. reception at the bride’s home followed by a two week Canada trip and residence in Cleveland. The groom is a longtime manager at Lederer warehouse in Cleveland after attending Upper Sandusky High School and Tiffin Business University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Helen Popenberg
Alex J.popenberg
Raymond Ss. Thiel
Cleveland
Mary Thiel
Kirby
Mar‘riage
St. “Nicholas
Breichtown
Joseph> Brobst
Cletus
Mansfield
Vincent Popenberg
Virgil Riedlinger
Cincinnati
Red Wagner of
Tiffin
Alma’ Wagner
Wagner
Canada
Paris
Upper Sandusky High School
Tiffin Business University
Lederer Warehouse
Literary Digest Absorbed by Time Magazine
Time magazine acquires The Literary Digest for 250000 subscribers and 25000 dollars. The Digest, founded 1890 by Isaac Funk and Willis Wagnalls, had absorbed three magazines in 48 years and suspended publication early this year. Its 1936 poll accuracy contrasted with a downfall following the 1936 prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Time
Life and Fortune
Digest
Isaac Kauffman Funk
Willis Wagnalls
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Time Marches On
A fly comments on aging and change as a bald man stands beneath, noting how a footpath became a path in years past. The whimsical passage uses dialogue to reflect on time and transformation.
Father Divine and Heaven described at Harlem meeting
The Times writer recalls a Harlem gathering where Father Divine spoke to about 20 000 followers. The scene featured ecstatic singing, a tense lead up to the address, and reflections on mob psychology and the belief that the leader embodies God in bodily form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Divine
M. J. Divine
Hitler
Hig
Harlem
Wharton News Highlights Local Events June 1938
Miss Beth Musgrave and Miss Bernice Huston visited west of town homes. Clara Belle Motter returned from Ohio State University to spend vacation with her parents. Children’s Day program at M E church featured recitations solos and pantomime The Basket of Flowers. Lincoln Grange held a Father's Day program with music readings and social time. The community council met and festival plans were announced for June 28 Wharton residents attended various visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Musgrave
Ft. Wayne
Mrs
Ray ‘Musgrave
Town
Bernice Huston
Loren Huston
Clara Belle Motter
Ohio State University
Dale Moth ‘Ter
M. E. Church
Church of God
Lincoln Grange
George Stout
Burdeen Bowman
Evelyn Plotts
Bernice Plotts
Audrey Musgrave
Luella Cole
Norma Jean Bowmar
Carolyn Secrist
Martha Phelps
Fairy
Carlos Baker
Evelyn
Donald Plotts
Wharton
Clarence Crist
N. B. Plott
Cakey
Phrona England
Ray Musgrave
Martha Ruth
Galion Girls Pedal Way to California
Kathryn and Edna Cockley of Galion embarked on a 2600 mile bicycle ride to the Pacific coast planning to visit their Oakland aunt. They travel in all weather, rest during the day heat, avoid Sundays and nights, aiming at 50 miles daily and will report for the Cleveland Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Oakland
Calif
Cleveland Press
Lavina Cockley
Harding
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Central
Popenberg
Pris Ai
Phe Cfas Company
Marion E. ‘Tinsler
Tinsler
Copdluston
Walt Noar
the Times
Wharton News
Church News
Audrey
Martha Ruth Musgrave
Lincoln Grange Meeting
M. EB
Henry Setrist
North of Town
Fora Amima
Findlay
National’ Refining Co
Pennsylvania
Oil Products. Co
Vanée St
Carey
Ohio
Bard and Kent
Guernsey Breeders Association
Mr.Musgrave
Delaware
Galion
California
Kathryn and
Edna Cockley
Oscar Ambroson
Leland
Marvin
Roger Ambroson
Star Theatre
Upper
Sandusky
Humphrey Bogart
Crime School
Buck Jones
Law
Tombstone
Laurel and Hardy
Don Ameche, Simone Simon and
Robert Young
Josette
Lola Lané
Rudy Vallee
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