Wyandot County News Briefs From Upper Sandusky and Nearby
A roundup of local life with births and marriages in Wyandot and surrounding towns. Notable items include several birth announcements in Upper Sandusky Bucyrus and Mononcue, a 30th anniversary in Salem township, multiple weddings, a stillborn infant burial near Sycamore, first wheat harvest by Willis Masters, and ongoing Red Cross and first aid training in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patchett
Mononcue
W. A. Sims
Salem Township
Cleora Tupps
Whetstone
Ne- Baers
L. Campbell
Page
Harry Detbert
S. Hazel Street
Upper Sandusky
Byron EB. ‘Warfel
N. Seventh Street
Gladys Marie, Hensel
Hensel
Marseilles
Walter “Clawson
Kenton
Bucyrus City Hospital
Charles Behr
W. Wyandot Avenue
Willis Masters
John Stansbery
Ira N. Summit
Summit
Evelyn Veith
Gladys Veith
BE. J. Veith
Lincoln Highway West
Wayne A. Miller
Logan Miller
Keith Eugene Hall
Wilbur E. and
Garland (von Blow) Hall
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Mt. Zion
Sycamore
Lenore van Gundin
Wyandot County
Red Cross
Indian Lake
Red Cross Institute
Miss van Gundin
Russell Markley
Orville Boggs
Nevada
Arthur Swerlein
Elgin Wells
Vinton Kuenzli
Elmer Stephan
Upper Sandus
Marietta Founding Echoes of Northwest Territory Era
Ohio history notes describe how on April 7 1788 a flotilla of Revolutionary War veterans led by General Rufus Putnam reached Marietta at the Muskingum and Ohio rivers. The Ohio Company, land grants and the Northwest Ordinance shaped a Massachusetts style town that became the first capital of the Northwest Territory. The Campus Martius monument by Gutzon Borglum stands today with the Putnam home and the old land office guiding visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum River
Ohio
Fort Harmar
Muskingum
Marietta
Rufus Put
Nam
Ohio ‘Company
Bunch of Grapes
Boston
Manassah Cutler
Ipswich
Massachusetts
Congress
Northwest Territory
Martius
Gutzon Borglum
Martius Museum
General Putnam
Ohio Company Land Office
Real estate transfers feature Carey and Upper Sandusky parcels
Multiple transfers listed with executors and heirs transferring parcels in Carey and Upper Sandusky districts. Notable deeds include W. S. Bish estate to Schira, Campbell to Coon, Thompson to Grace Davis heirs, Reichman to Fernbaugh, Marguerat to Federal Farm Mortgage for 196.63 acres in Sycamore township, and Stansbery and McLaughlin parcel entries. All priced at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Bish
Alma Bish Horton
W. S. Bish
Joseph A
Velma R. Schira
Carey
Mary A. Coon
John G. andArbeline Campbell
Deunquat
Grace Davis
John M
Winifrede Thompson
Upper
Sandusky
George W. Reichman
Carrie E. Fernbaugh
Saltsman
Upper Sandusky
Don Marguerat
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Sycamore Township
James T. Edmonson
Dale A. Capell
D. Straw
Aloysius McLaughlin
Paul Stansbery
A. J. Frederick
Senate votes to repeal Roosevelt devaluation power
Washington June 26 The Senate votes 47 to 31 to repeal the president’s power to devalue the dollar. The move defeats the Roosevelt administration on a monetary bill amendment proposed by Senator Alva B. Adams of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Alva B. Adams
Colo
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Fort Royal Area
Numerous residents and relatives from Vanlue Carey Findlay Lafayette and Mt. Blanchard visited, hosted or called on relatives including Reva Baughman Thoburn Baker Lloyd Perkins Morton Lee and Harold Baughman. Gatherings featured dinners dinners and casual calls throughout the weekend and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dean
Vanlue
Edna Boyce
Jacob Walter
Wellington
Baker
Thoburn Baker
Edgar, Baker
Lafayette
Ind
Harley Baughman
Lloyd Perkins
Morton Lee
Marlene
Don Bright
Janet
Eugene Baughman
Teddy
Barbara Ann
Marilyn Joyce
Findlay
E. A. Baughman
Glenn Barger
Carol Sue
S Barger
Levi Sweebe
North Baltimore
Donna Tong
Lonna Pratt
Ralph
Fred Lee
Evert Lee
Gene
S. C. Presler
Harold Frantz
Fostoria
Claren Lee
S . Presler
Arthur Lininger
Darrel Wayne
Margaret Ellen Hunniger
Howard and
Reva
Local social notes list visits and the Brundage Shireman wedding
Harry Multholand suffers lumbago. Shafer and Newell families visit friends. Roy Hinton and Findlay guests join the Savials. Friendly Circle meets. D. D. Shafer and Gerald visit the Weners in Bucyrus. Spoon family vacation in Michigan. Smith families dine with Dunn and Kramer. Taylor funeral in Espyville. Taylor once lived here. Swerlein hosts to celebrate Peeler nuptials. Grace Brundage and Edwin Shireman wed at Brundages home. Loucks officiates. Beck attends. Shireman best man. Newlyweds to tour Indiana Illinois Kentucky then reside in Tiffin. Shireman works for Ohio Power. Grace taught locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Multholand
M. D. Shafer
Carey
Dow Shafer
Arl Newell
Upper Sandusky
Dunn and Kramer
Roy Hinton
Findlay
Will .Savial
Methodist Sunday School
Clyde Ekleberry
D. D. Shafer
Gerald
Gail Wenner
Bucyrus
Harry Spoon
Michigan
D. J. Mullholland
Bloomville
Paul Smith
Leona
Mary Jane
Bettsville
Harley de Tray
O. Funk
Harry Taylor
Espyvillé
Taylor
Homer Swerlein
Samuel Peeler, Jr
Grace Brundage
Edwin Shireman
Frank Brundage
OD. W. Loucks
Tiffin
Mabel Beck
Green Springs
Kenneth Shireman
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
N. Washington Street
Lakeside
Shireman
Ohio Power Company
Mrs Fink Pleads Not Guilty in Child's Death
Fremont reports Velma Fink, 22, filed a not guilty plea to first degree murder. Attorney Ben L. Dewey appeared for her, she faces grand jury action, and she may seek court appointment of a defense attorney. The defendant was not present for the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ben L. Dewey
Clyde
Velma Fink
E. H. Buchman
Train Kills 84-Year-Old Man at Clinton Avenue Crossing
June 27. John A. Egbert, 84, a retired Seneca county farmer, died after being struck by a Pennsylvania railroad yard engine at the Clinton Avenue crossing in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
John A. Egbert
Seneca County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clinton Avenue
Unaware Passenger Collides With Train Approach
A bystander failed to notice an approaching train, leading to a near collision and prompting safety warnings. Authorities advised pedestrians to stay vigilant at rail crossings and crossings near stations.
Have Faith in Yourself The Community Role Model
A motivational note urges individuals to value personal belief in their own business and influence. It argues that viewing one’s work as central to the community advances both enterprise and civic impact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agosta
Greenup
Eileen M. Markley
Homer Markley
Carl J. Henry
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Twine
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Co-op. Assn
Virginia Ilitary Bounty
Western Reserve
Fort Royal
Mrs. Fink
California
Middle West
Prunlan
Prunlax
Harry's Drug Store
Plymouth
John Deere
W. F. Creeger
Carey, Ohio
Clover Farm
Clover Farms
Inas Ins
Anuy Tine
Droch
Glendale
ISH
Sunkist
Dolly Madison
F. H. Frederick
L. C. Dipert & Son
Harry. Foster
Mt. Blanchard
Clover Farm Stores
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