Mrs Folk Wolf Rites Noted in Hancock County
Mrs Mariah Folk Wolf, aged 75, died Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Clem J Alspach. She leaves five children and several siblings. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at Maple Grove cemetery Findlay, with Rev J M Shimer officiating. Many relatives attended from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Folk Wolf
Clem J. Alspach
Mt. Cory
H. D. Fair
Mangfield
Clem J.’Alspach
Yong
Arat M. EB
Wolf
Noah Runkle
Findlay
Wm Nowlan
Jerry
George Folk
Rangon
Folk Wolf
J. M. Shimer
L. L. Patterson
Maple Grove Cemetery
E. B. Kurtz
W. J. Nawhard
Thanks to neighbors and friends after mother’s death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of their mother. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers and the singers, to Rev Shiner, pallbearers, and those who furnished automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
D. Falk
Clem J. Alspach
B. J. Hauser
Union Pre-Easter Evangelistic Campaign Launched
The Union Pre Easter Evangelistic campaign began Wednesday evening at 7 15 in the United Brethren church with Rev C L Kern delivering The Far-off Follower of Jesus. Rev J C Rinehart will preach tonight at the United Evangelical church as services alternate between the two churches. Come bring friends everybody welcome and hear the good old gospel with lively singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
C. L. Kern
United Evangelical Church
Jesus
J. C. Rinehart
U. E
U. B
Chamber of Commerce Supports School Bond Proposal
A large audience gathered at the library for a Chamber meeting last Thursday. Members debated a proposed bond issue of 155000 for a new school building and the motion to support the Board of Education was carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Local Move Clarifies Residence Ties
A fragment notes Shumate the master mechanic from Cleveland moved his household goods here and Mrs Shumate joined him. EB Hunter and the Taevii family are mentioned with visits. possession of the house is held until April.
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Cleveland
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Launches March Membership Drive
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau plans a late March membership campaign with solicitors from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Local committees in each township will lead farm-to-farm drives. Dues rise to ten dollars with 50 percent kept locally. Funds support marketing, transportation, foreign trade, and legislation. Headquarters will be in Columbus, aiding producers and securing salesmen, while educating farmers about profits and attitudes toward farming. The initiative aims for broad farmer participation and a strong county bureau to push policy through local committees and state federation coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriquitura
State College of Agriculture
Wyandot
National Farm Bureau
Ohio
Columbus
Chicago
National Federation
State Farm Bureau Federation
Grange
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday services at 10 15 a m and 7 00 p m mark Holy Week offerings include The Savior Offered and The Savior Rejected Holy Week Tuesday to Friday focus on God the Father Son and Holy Ghost Christ s Last Hour and Christ s Death and Resurrection The Joyful Easter Communion Baptisms Confirmation and reception of members urged attendance for those without a church home.
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Son
Holy Ghost
Luther League
Christ
Married at Pontiac Quietly Unites Catharine Ward and Oscar Baker
Miss Catharine M. Ward and Mr. Oscar C. Baker were quietly married at the Central Methodist church in Pontiac Michigan on March 17 1920. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas B Ward of Union City Indiana, has worked at Federal porcelain works and visited the Wyatts on West Findlay street. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs L C Baker of Cardington Ohio, is an automobile mechanic in Pontiac and will reside there with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvey
Catharine M. Ward
Oscar C. Baker
Central Methodist Church
Pontiac, Mich
Russel H. Bready
Thomas B. Ward
Union City
Ind
H. E. Wyatt
West Findlay Street
Federal Porcelain Works
L. C. Baker
Cardington
Ohio
Wyett
Pontiac
Carey Tire & Rubber Co. building advances rapidly
Construction on the Carey Tire and Rubber Company building progresses with the second floor forms completed and cement pouring to begin. The boiler has arrived and plumbing and steam fitting materials are on site ready for rapid installation. A substantial showing is anticipated soon.
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Carey Tire & Rubber Co
Sister Jennie Larmonth Returns From Africa Mission
Sister Jennie Larmonth recently completed two and a half years at Muhlenberg Mission in Liberia and returned to the United States. She landed in New York on March 1, then proceeded to the Mother House in Baltimore and is now with her mother and sister in Chicago for an extended furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Muhlenberg
Liberia
New York
Baltimore
J. D. Larmonth
Clint Sipe
Chicago
Stolen Buick Recovered By Brother In Fostoria
J A Newcomer learned his brother Paul of Fostoria recovered the Buick car recently stolen. It was found in a private garage and tied to the men who orchestrated a major theft of furs and silks at Tiffin some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Newcomer
Paul
Fostoria
Tiffin
Purchased business block room in Pennington property
Af. Steen and his mother bought the business room formerly occupied by Pfluerer's jewelry store from Mrs. R. C. Pennington. The upstairs has been remodeled into a modern apartment and rented to Mr. and Mrs. Goble.
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C. Af. Steen
R. C. Pennington
Pfluerer
Heinz
Goble
Granddaughters Send Kennerley Shamrock Gifts
The item describes Kennerley receiving a small green and white box last week containing two tiny pots of shamrock. The senders are identified as his granddaughters, with the fragmentary name Biriest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennerley
Biriest
Anil
Robert Lowery Buys Pool Room East of the Big Four
Robert Lowery has purchased the pool room located east of the Big Four. The former owner was C. A. Morehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert “Lowery
C. A. Morehart
County Appoints Emanual Wentz Superintendent
The county commission on Thursday morning named Emanual Wentz of Crane township as superintendent of the County Home to succeed N H Link who resigned. He will assume duties April 1. The Wyandot Auto Club arranged with the Secretary of State to purchase auto license tags for club members. Edwin Billhardt will handle the tags at the treasurer's office. Mrs Ulrich Paul died at her home five miles west of Upper Sandusky last Friday evening heart trouble was the cause. She was a daughter of Martin Winebrenner born in Hardin county November 15 1856. The county board of education reorganized Saturday morning electing C H Lewis president and John Curtis vice president. Districts Bowsherville and Pleasant Grove were transferred to Harpster village school. Civil service exams will be held in Upper Sandusky April 9 May 7 and June 4 for typist and clerk with stenography knowledge. Positions pay 1100 for typist 1200 for stenographer with increases after service. Applications via civil service commission at local post office. The Reds in Upper Sandusky allege a new town organization with a secret society called the Red Diamonds. Members left calling cards and warned to avoid meddling. A P F Sandles addressed farmers about a county farm bureau and agent, urging organization to boost markets and county prosperity. The county farm bureau plans to send reps to Columbus to establish a state bureau and then a national bureau.
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Emanual Wentz
Crane Township
Succed
N. H. Link
Wyandot Auto Club
Edwin Billhardt
Ulrich Paul
Upper Sandusky
Martin Winebrenner
Hardin County
County Bend of Education
C. H. Lewis
John Curtis
Bowsherville
Pleasant Grove
Harpster Village
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Cinef
Olver
A. PF. Sandles
Secretary of Agriculture
County Farm
Columbus
State Farm Bureau
Chicago
National Farm Bureau
Wyan
Lst
Garn home transfer to Elza Garn takes possession April 1
Mrs R Efitty of Posoria acting as administrator of Garn purchases property on North Vance street. The home place is transferred to Mr and Mrs Elza Garn who will take possession on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . Efitty
Posoria
Garn
North Vance Street
Elza Garn
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Carey
Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz
Carey, Ohio
Mrs. Wolf
C. Meeting
Farm Bureau
Wyandot County
Jarm
Wyandotes County
Repear View Pres
Srinhiveys
Rogers Cary
Meccanienures
Harry Greate
Lutheran Church
Africa
Ireland
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