Mrs Sianna Steiner, Bluffton Woman, Dies at 75
Mrs Sianna Steiner, 75, of 187 W Kibler Street Bluffton died at home from a heart attack last Thursday night after bedfast illness since June 1 born November 14 1871 at Apple Creek Wayne County daughter of John and Anna Althaus widower Moses Steiner died 1938 she leaves three daughters Mrs Clarence Hause Mrs Herbert Luginbuhl and Mrs Jerome Bernard one son Wilbur died 1944 two sisters and one brother five grandchildren and a number of relatives Funeral held at First Mennonite Church Bluffton at 2 30 Monday with Rev J N Smucker officiating burial in Ebenezer Cemetery Mr and Mrs Jerome Bernard attended the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sianna Steiner
Kiblerstret
Bluffton
Herbert Luginbuhkl
Arlington
Jerome Bernard
Carey
Wilbur
N. W Basinger
Philip Steiner
Samuel Althaus
Toledo
Steiner
First Mennonite Church
J. N. Smucker
Pbenezer Cemetery
W. North Street
Women of the Moose elect newChapter officers for 600
Carey chapter 600 Women of the Moose held a meeting on Tuesday June 24 installing officers including senior regent Billeen Baker junior regent Elizabeth Smith and other posts. Inez Stombaugh was installing regent and Emma Walters installing chaplain with Carolyn Shaffer Alma Gibson as guides. Martha Barth and Luella Nye named July captains. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Walters
Carolyn Shaffer
Alma Gibson
Marthe Barth
Luella Nye
Mrs Arvel Row Dies at Green Springs Sanatorium
Mrs Arvel Row of Alvada aged 28 died Wednesday morning at 4 55 at Oak Ridge Sanatorium Green Springs after a year with tuberculosis. Funeral from Oak Grove church Friday at 2 officiated by Rev Rawson Hackwith burial in St John s cemetery Bristol funeral home in charge. born July 15 1918 in Salyersville Kentucky married July 4 1936 to Arvel Row survived by daughter Leona and three children, mother and several siblings. body to go to Alvada residence Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvel Row
Alvada
Oak Ridge Sanatorium
Green Springs
Oak Grove Church
Carey
Rawson Hackwith
St. John’s Cemetery
Bristol
Lou Anna
Mrs Winifred Snook Rites Held For Cols Resident
Mrs. Winifred Snook 72 of 1133 E Whittier Columbus died Monday June 16 at home. Native of Carey she lived in Columbus 50 years and belonged to Wilson Avenue Church of Christ. Survived by daughter Marjorie Cohagan granddaughter Betty Lewis two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm last Thursday Richard A Evans Funeral Home burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Snook
E. Whittier Street
Columbus
Carey
Local and Personal News From Carey Area
Local notes list visitors and residents in Carey and nearby towns. Families from Toledo Upper Sandusky Clyde Findlay Fremont and St Charles are mentioned with guests, relocations, and health updates. A birthday gathering and Father’s Day visit are noted among extended families.
Funeral Held For Herbert Pahl In Swanton
Attendees included Mrs Josephine Hlinford and the Pahl family as Herbert Pahl aged 49 died of a heart attack. He is survived by his mother Mrs Fred Pahl and brothers Norbert and Cletus Pahl of Swanton and sisters Mrs Verne Miller of Toledo and Mrs Corinne Stevens of Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Josephine Hlinford
John Pahl
Lewis Pahl
Marcellus la Fontaine
Raymond Mathias
Herbert Pahl
Pahl
Fred Pahl
Norbert
Cletus Pahl
Verne Miller
Toledo
Corinne Stevens
Eden
Death of Conductor Robert D. Owen in Bellefon taine
Robert D. Owen aged 62 a conductor for the N. Y. C. Railway was found dead in his room at Mrs Frank Leonard home in Bellefontaine Sunday morning June 15 by Raymond Clary a call boy. Death was due to a heart attack. Owen a native of Woodstock was buried there Tuesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Owen
N. Y. C. Railway
Frank Leonard
Bellefontaine
Raymond Clary
Mr. Owen
Woodstock
Social visits span many towns in Carey area
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lininger of Nevada, and numerous guests from Detroit, Kenton, Bascom, and Lexington visited families around Carey Sunday. Routes included Gilliland, Renz, Dodds, and Courtad households with extended kin in Cardington and Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lininger
Nevada
Karl Hunter
Carey
Truman Sweeley
Robert Kumpula
Allen and
Susan
Detroit
Gilliland
St. Patterson Street
Orson Gibson
Harley Lowery
Fostoria
Alfred Werling
Near
Bascom
Herman Bees
Tiffin
de C. Dodds
East
Crawford
Mary Smith
Kenton
Clay Renz
Cardington
Walter Hilo
Lexington
Dodds
Cletus Courtad
Leo Courtad
Henry Karl
Elizabeth
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Women OF
THE
Mrs. Winifred Snook
Ford Garage
Lanning Motor Sales
Findlay and
Patterson Streets
Carey, Ohio
Ford
the Dairy
Vernor
le, Cherry
Urban Wangler
Jane Tlaford
Upper Sandusky
Alice Ball
Charles M. Kestner
Nell Myers
Joe Clark
Walter Payne
E. W Hindlay Street
Anselm Myers
OFM Conv
Lansing, Mich
Allan McKune
McKune
John McKune
Nellie Howell
Alice Moyer
Clyde
Ada Kloepfer
Ruth
Florence Robinette
Mercy Hospital
H. EB. Wyatt
W. Findlay Street
S W Pahl
Richard Hunter
Phyllis Hunter
Charles Mullholand
Frank Kilgus
Fremont
Walter Pahl
Elmore
Leck Craft
Stockbridge
Mich
Arve
Breeze Carpenter
Jackson
Row
Eva Hendricks
P. C Goff
Hendricks
Charles H Dietrick
Cleveland
Harvey Bland
Berbha Kemerley
Clarence Bland
Earl Bland
Virginia Shad
Verett Kemerley
G HA Bland
Blanchard Journal
Richard J. Spayd
Ziebarth
Lake Streets
Luther Lust
Spayd
J A. Haines
Fred Bohlen
Glenavenue
Elmer Bohlen
St. Charles
Robert Bohlen
Alvin Rock
J H Snobarger
Richard Wenner
Tacy
L. Stombaugh
Phyllis
John
Oria Vorhis
Syracuse
Ind
Mbe Rentfrow
Vorhis
Snobarger
Phyllis Stombaugh
Bele
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kroger
Kroger Stores
Kroger Iced
MUNK
Windsor
Ton Bi
Earton
Spry & Crisco
Pelene I Qc
Chuck & Luke
Healey’s Tavern
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