Kansas Teacher Lands Cache of Historic Family Papers
Miss Judith Bragg, a Kansas schoolteacher visiting the Buckingham family, owns letters and documents of significance from Judge William S. Allen, Kit Carson, Daniel Webster, and James S Calhoun. The items include signed papers, a 1849 check, and a memorial for a Missouri railroad, to be loaned to Pittsburg State College for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Bragg
Merl Buckingham
Jim
William S. Allen
Miss Bragg
Judge Allen
Missouri Republican
St. Louis
Millard Fillmore
Territory of
New Mexico
Kit Carson
Christopher
Kit
Carson
Daniel Webster
New Mexico Territory
James S Calhoun
Iron Mountain
Pacific Railroad of
Missouri
Belleview
Washington County
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bragg
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Flo Bragg
Buckinghams
Buckingham
Kansas
Nuneviller Accepts Apprentice Lineman Role at Carey
John W Nuneviller formerly of Zanesville has taken an apprentice lineman post for the village of Carey and began duties Monday June 18. He and his wife Betty Mericle Nuneviller and daughter Debbie Sue live in Evans Trailer Court north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Nuneviller
Zanesville
Carey
Nuneviller
Debbie Sue
Evans
Betty Mericle
Charles Mericle
Grove Street
Goffs Call Details Departures to Area Hospitals
June 21 Mrs. Raymond Park of Wharton travels to Blanchard Valley Hospital then to her parents north of Wharton. June 22 Mrs. Benny DeAmicis of Mercy Hospital Tiffin goes home on N Patterson Street. Tuesday morning Mrs. Bessie Richardson of Crawford heads to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Tuesday morning Wallace Ruehle of Adrian drives to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. A caption notes an alligator eggshell hatching with a mother cracking the shell to release a tiny youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Park
Wharton
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Robert Walter
Benny DeAmicis
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
N. Patterson Street
Bessie Richardson
Crawford
Wyandot Memorial Hspital
Wallace Ruehle
Adrian
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Salem Hi-Lighters Meet At Salem Schoolhouse
The Salem Hi-Lighters 4-H Club met at the Salem schoolhouse on Monday evening June 18. Thirty members answered roll call with years in 4-H. Nancy Traxler called the meeting to order, minutes and treasurer's report were given, and business covered community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Hi-Lighters
4-H
Nancy Traxler
Janice Miller
Audrey Miller
Charlene Gottfried
Rachel Shumaker
Marjorie
Margaret
Carolyn Gatchell
Luther Leaguers to Attend Lakeside Summer School
Members of the Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church will attend Lakeside summer school the week of July 1 to 6. Supervisors Mr and Mrs Leonard Brandt accompany the group. Write to 447 Lynn Avenue, Lakeside Ohio for letters or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church
Lakeside
Peggy Keller
Karen Keller
Nancy Combine
Linda Treece
Mary Jane Brandt
David Bingle
Dennis Dible
Denny Brandt
John McDaniel
Bill Loughley
Charles Dasher
Jan Hill
Jon Hill
Leonard Brandt
Luther Leaguers
Lynn Avenue
Ohio
Luther League Thanks Carey Motor Service for Car Wash Help
The Luther League expresses gratitude to Carey Motor Service for lending its garage for a community car wash. They also thank everyone who assisted the Leaguers in preparing for their Lake side event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
The
Carey Motor Service
League
Lakeside
Farewell Picnic for Carey High Band Director
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hawk and their son Danny were honored at a farewell picnic Sunday evening with about 40 attendees including the Band Mothers and families at Carey Memorial Park Shelter House. The Band Mothers presented a gift to the Hawks, who thanked them for their cooperation during his tenure. he has accepted the band director post at Columbian High School in Tiffin and will relocate once housing is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hawk
Danny
Carey Memorial Park
Hawk
Carey High School
Columbian High School
Tiffin
Peggy Patterson Attending Red Raider Camp Near Cleveland
Peggy Patterson granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L E Offenbacher is spending until July 21 at Red Raider Camp near Cleveland. She left Saturday with her mother Mrs Faith Patterson. Peggy joins a group of girls with counselors for horseback riding swimming boating camping and hiking led by instructor Mrs Margaret Selfs a noted horsewoman and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Patterson
L E Offenbacher
Red Raider
Cleveland
Peggy
Faith Patterson
Offenbacher
Margaret Selfs
Ruffing Family Reunion Highlighted by Visit to Fremont
Mrs Minnie Ruffing returned home after visiting sister in law Mrs C B Adelsperger in Fremont. On Sunday June 17 the party attended a Ruffing family reunion in Huron with sister in laws Mrs Joseph Haubert of Gibsonburg and others. While in Fremont they were hosted by the Haines Sisters and several local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Ruffing
Inlaw
C B. Adelsperger
Fremont
Joseph Haubert
Gibsonburg
Ruffing
Huron
Haines
Ignatius Toxsdon
Edward Wasserman
Philip Mugpler
Ray Goble
George Winnes
Hagley Family Hosts Guests from Gaston and Muncie
Mr and Mrs Russell Hagley and daughters Peggy and Linda hosted relatives from Gaston and Robert Osborne’s family. Edwin Timmons, Osborne's son, left Gaston with them after a weekend visit. Linda stayed two weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Robert Lee, in Muncie Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hagley
Peggy
Linda
Appointed Executors Named in Sid dall Estate Probe
Jesse R. Corbin of Sandusky and Juanita Sullenberger of route 1 Alvada were named executors of Carrie V. Sid dall estate as probate proceeds proceed in Hancock county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse R. Corbin
Sandusky
Juanita Sullenberger
Route 1
Alvada
Carrie V. Siddall
Hancock County
Charges Filed In Fatal Accident Near Marseilles
Mrs. Ruby Emptage, 61, of near Marseilles is cited to appear in Upper Sandusky justice court on July 3 to answer a charge of failing to stop within an assured clear distance ahead. The charge stems from a June 17 four car crash at the U.S. 30N and State Route 231 intersection north of Nevada in which Mrs. Lillie Thomas, Emptage’s mother, was fatally injured. State Patrolman Stanley Smith led Harold Zimmerman into Nevada mayor’s court as the others stopped. Emptage’s car struck Clarence Good’s vehicle, which struck Zimmerman, sending the patrol cruiser into the wreck. Mrs. Thomas died the next afternoon at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
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Ruby Emptage
Marseilles
Justice of the Peace Court
Upper Sandusky
State Highway Patrol
Emptage
Lillie Thomas
Nevada
Stanley Smith
Bucyrus
Harold Zimmerman
Galion
Mayor’s Court
Clarence Good
Lorain
Zimmerman
Thomas
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Two Bucyrus Boys Treated After Ingesting Toadstools
Michael Coakley six and cousin Gilbert Trausch five of Bucyrus were admitted to Bucyrus City Hospital last Thursday after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. Stomach pumps were used and they recovered from the after effects. Michael is son of Robert Coakley of 507 Rensselaer and Gilbert son of Gilbert Trausch Sr of 1027 Elm Street. Mrs Trausch is Martha Coakley, formerly.
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Michael Coakley
Gilbert Trausch
Bucyrus
Heard Coakley
Patterson Street
Bucyrus City
Michael
Robert Coakley
Rensslaer
Gilbert
Gilbert Traus
Carey Boys 4 H Club Holds Talks and Plan Swim Party
The Carey Boys 4 H Club met June 24 and 25 with several members present. Talks were given by Junior Peaches Jam Buckingham and others. The club decided to host a wide swimming party on July 10. President Claren Baker adjourned the meeting. next meeting set for July 9. Also reported: sheriff sale of 141 Newhard Street to Snyder Lumber Co for 4400. appraised at 5400.
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Carey Boys
Tooper
Carol
Cip
Carol Adelsperger
Claren Baker
Newhard ST
Newhard Street
John L. Bradman
Route 1
Carey
Laurinda
Lynn W. Kelley
Snyder Lumber Co
P K. Courtad
Upper
Sandusky
Stop Itch Relief Claim Offered at Local Drug Store
An advertised remedy promises to stop itch in 15 minutes with a money back offer. The notice references eczema, ringworm and other skin irritations and urges use day or night from Harry's Drug Store.
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Harry's
Service News Notes Local Soldiers Off to Fort Benning
Returning to Fort Benning Pfc Cletus Orians leaves today after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs William Orians. Vincent F Stapley has been promoted to Airman Second Class effective June 1 1956 for his weather mission work in the Far East. Lt Colonel Louis Bertoni offers congratulations to Mr and Mrs Cecil J Stapley and to their son on the promotion and the pride it brings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benning
Cletus Orians
Ft., Benning, Ga
William Orians
Cecil J. Stapley
Louis Bertoni
United States Air Force
Vincent F. Stapley
Stapley
Far East
Nepson Neckel and Miss Barbara Jean Schmitz wed at Monroe church
Joseph Neckel of Milan and Barbara Jean Schmitz of La Salle married Saturday morning at St. John’s Catholic Church in Monroe Michigan. Attendants included Mrs Neff and sons Don and Bernard, Mrs Bakies, Mr and Mrs Ritter, Mr and Mrs Edward Bakies Jr and family, Mr and Mrs Bernard Underwood and families, Edward Bees of Carey, Mrs Norman Carnicom and children, Mr and Mrs Charles Baldur Jr of Upper Sandusky, and Edward Roberts Jr of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Neckel
Milan
Mich
C. Neff
Edward Bakies
Barbara Jean Schmitz
la Salle
St. John’s Catholic Church
Monroe
Neff
Don
Bernard
Bakies
William Ritter
Bernard Underwood
Edward Bees
Carey
Norman Carnicom
Helena
Charles Baldur
Upper Sandusky
Edward Roberts, Jr
Chicago
Infant Baptized at Annunciation Church Akron
The daughter born June 8 to Mr and Mrs Gerald Orians of Akron was baptized Laura Marie at the Catholic Church of the Annunciation with sponsors Mr and Mrs Ralph Orians of N Vance Street. J Neff ends vacation and heads to Jackson Tennessee then Baxley and Augusta for next assignments.
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Gerald Orians
Akron
Population Shift From Farms to Cities Across Civil War Era
A brief note on demographic change, comparing rural farm living during the Civil War to later urbanization. The text discusses the proportion of people on farms versus city dwellers and hints at economic pressures or depressions influencing migration. The exact percentages and full context are unclear due to damaged text.
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Lnterest
E. Findlay Street
Bloom’s Gulf Service
Russell Bloom
Gulf
Goff
New Riegel
New Riege! Fire Department
Indiana
Joseph Clyde Osborn
Marshall
Ill
Wyandot County
Grand Jury
Harrison Smith Park
Osborn
Justice of the Peace
Forrest Bacon
Grand
Harrison’ Smith Park
Ronald Lef
Carey Times
J Neff
Jackson, Tenn
Baxley
Augusta
Gary Neff
Audito
Mooseheart
KIRBY. Vacuum Cleaners _ Factory
Sion
Burson Clothing’ Company
P& O
Ur Arcua Preett
Saina Ver
Kiess
Arvon
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