Funeral services for Miles Mullholand held at Findlay street residence
Funeral services for Miles Mullholand were conducted at his Findlay street home by Rev. Paul R. Clouser of Christ Lutheran church. Interment followed in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included three sons, two sons in law, and a grandson. A large out-of-town attendance came from multiple cities. The family expressed thanks to neighbors, friends, Rev. Clouser, and undertaker Goff for support and flowers.
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Miles Mullholand
Findlay Street
Paul R. Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Rev
Defiance
Fred J. Mullholand
Pittsburgh
Floyd Mulliholand
Toledo
Mark Karr
Town
W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
W. E. Bradley
Columbia City
Ind
Mullholand
Detroit
el Monte
Calif
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
McCutchenville
Wharton
Adrian
Seth Kear
Russell H. Kear
H. E. Beebe
Cool Horr
Sidney
Blanche Davis
L . Hoff
Hugh
Ruth Beebe
Crawford
O. E
Boys of
Toledo No
Research Club
Henry E. Beebe
Arthur Mulllholand
Nettie Mullholand
Eugene
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
M. M. Bradley
G. Bradley
Jennie Vanatta
Friends of
Beebe
L Marlholand
Herbert Newhard
Carolyn
Muriel Mullholand
Oliver Mullholand
Sidney Mullholand
Davis Mullholand
L. Arnholt
Carolyn Newhard
Library Board
George Newhard
H H Wonder
J J Kohmann
T Hart
Free Scoarse
Linus Myers
M D. Shafer
S . Krebs
Grover Snyder
H. E. Snyder
Irene Gillett
Elsie Howard
Clarence Ruffing
Dennis DeVene
J. Trojano
Roy Howard
van Baker
Paul Woods
Alonzo Ogg
J. Vaughn
J. P. Newhard
James Ogg
E. EB. Leonard
Donald Fetters
B. M. Bachar
J. A. Schira
G. Palaoe
G. Snyder
Claude Johnson
Charles Stutzman
John Hendricks
J. T. Stombaugh
I. L. Culter
F. A. Galbroner
H. B. Keller
F. H. Frederick
F. L. Moyer
Blanche Criger
Jacob Thom
Clinton Schade Dies at 65 in Tiffin Home
Clinton Wheeler Schade 65 longtime Justice of the Peace Olive I. Magers attach, died today at 379 N Sandusky St after a long illness. Born July 106 1868 in Hancock County son of Amos and Keziah Corbin Schade. Survived by widow Virginia May Bland a daughter Mrs Melvin Lee of Tiffin and three brothers Forest Carey Earl and Loren. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at home with Rev W R Shisler. Interment McCutchenville. Disease listed as diabetes and Brights disease.
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Clinton Wheeler Schade
Court of Justice of the Peace
Olive I. Magers
N. Sandusky Street
Mr. Schade
Hancock County
Amos and
Keziah
Corbin) Schade
Virginia May Bland
Melvin Lee
Tiffin
Forest Schade
Carey
Earl Schade
Loren Schade
Long Beach
California
Pauline
Hdna Louise
W. R. Shisler
McCutchenville
Fragmentary City Notice Reflects Odd Riddle Headline
A fragmented OCR item hints at a quirky headline about a woman described as Born That Way and a dealer with a paradoxical quote about a parrot and a price. The readable bits show a curious dialogue with evasive phrasing and unclear context.
John W. Pierce Rites Held in Carey With Musical Ties
Funeral services for John W. Pierce were conducted Friday at Goff Funeral Home Findlay Street Toledo hospital death following goitre operation. Rev Paul R Clouser officiated Burial at Spring Grove Cemetery pallbearers included R D Pereking Ed Campbell Jr Almon Blue Arthur Stoll E Burson and C C Simonis Pierce born December 3 1857 died age 76 years 4 months 29 days Survived by wife Rose Stillberger son Robert Pierce Toledo daughter Mrs Hassen Wyss Findlay two brothers H T Pierce and Harry Pierce five sisters J Erle Smith Frank Bridinger Frank Stroup A Eshelman Anna Schmuck Numerous relatives attended from Findlay Carey Upper Sandusky Toledo Nevada Sycamore and surrounding areas.
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Goff Funeral Home
W. Findlay Street
John W. Pierce
Toledo
Paul R. Clouser
Burrial
Spring Grove
R. D. Pereking
Ed Campbell, Jr
Almon Blue
Arthur Stoll
E. Burson
C. C. Simonis
Mr. Pierce
Nance Street
J. Erle Smith
Findlay
Frank Bridinger
Tiffin
Frank Stroup
A. Eshelman
Carey
Anna Schmuck
Buffalo
Upper Sandusky
Carey Band
F. L Bridinger
William Stillberger
South of Carey
Hiram Krebs
Mary
Alice
Sheridan Bowen
Martha Gibson
South of
Russell Traxler
Nevada
Walter McClain
North of
Max Stringfellow
J Erle Smith
Carrie
Death of Walter Luzader in local home
Walter Luzader died Sunday morning at his sister Mrs Etta Greer’s home on N Vance Street after a long illness. Born July 31, 1860 in Seneca County, he was 73. Funeral services at his residence led by Rev Paul R Clouser with Rev Lewis P Speaker assisting. Pallbearers were Willis Dible, Charles Dible, Frederick Dible, Joseph Dible, Harry Dible, Walter Dible, Lawrence Dible, and Harold Dible. He was a farmer who lived in the community most of his life and had been retired about 10 years.
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Walter Luzader
Etta Greer
Vance Street
Paul R Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Clouser
Lewis P Speaker
Columbus
G M Kurtz
L Culler
S$ l
LeMott
Spring Grove
Willis Dible
Charles Dible
Frederick Dible
Joseph Dible
Harry Dible
Walter Dible
Lawrence Dible
Harold Dible
John
Cynthia (Dible) Luzader
Seneca County
Luzader
Sister of Fostoria Chief Is Injured in Bank Robbery
Mrs Margaret Frederick of North Van Street is the sister of Chief of Police Frank P. Culp of Fostoria who was seriously wounded Thursday afternoon by a machine gun bullet from two masked bandits who robbed the First National Bank. They forced bank president Andrew Ermine into the vault and stole more than $17,000. Two employees Ruth Harris and William Daub were used as shields on the running board as the bandits sped away toward Toledo.
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Margaret Frederick
N. Vancestreet
Frank P. Culp
Fostoria
First National Bank
Culpis
Andrew Emerine
Ruth Harris
William Daub
Tiffin Street
County Line Street
Toledo
Death of Mrs William Hunter prompts community mourning
Mrs William Hunter dies at Fostoria Hospital after a serious operation on April 26. She leaves husband William Hunter five children and both sets of parents. Funeral services were held at Beech Grove church with Rev J W Shock presiding and burial at St Paul cemetery. Relatives came from Chicago Columbus Marion and several nearby towns to pay respects.
Families of Walter and Walter- Adele lists
A garbled social notice enumerates multiple families with surnames Walter, Laird, Rostman, Burson, Doppler, Shane and others. It mentions Mr and Mrs and their children, including extended family members, in a ritual of guest lists or wedding style acknowledgments.
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Myers and Sons
Claverce ‘Laird
Geoil Laird
Geoge Laird
John Liaird
W. E. Walter
W. N
Walter and Family
Edgar Thomas
Park Walter
Albert Rostman
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Help
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Thanks to singers flower givers Rev Botkin and Rev Shock undertaker Bristoléil and those who provided autos Wm Hunter and Children. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dible.
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Botkin
Shock
Bristoléil
Wm Hunter
Kenneth Dible
Troiano Perna Wedding in Columbus at St John the Baptist
Mr and Mrs C Peria of Columbus announce the marriage of their daughter Nicolena Perna to Frank Troiano of the city. The ceremony was at St John the Baptist Catholic Church Columbus at 9 30 Tuesday morning with Rev Rocco officiating.
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C. Peria
Columbus
Nicolena Perna
Frank Troiano
Troiano
St John the Baptist’s Catholic Church
Rocco
Clara Tiberi
Theresa Susey
Mary Perna
Eddie Perna
Angelo DeLuca
Tony Susey
Tony Perna
Jenny Perna
Tiny Williams
Nancy Perna
Carey
Troiang
James Troisano
Lewis
Patsy
Dominic Berardinelli
Bertha Walters
James E Fetters
Lutheran Missions Meet Plans Strawberry Supper
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Christ Lutheran Church met at the parish house yesterday afternoon. Vice president Mrs Almon Blue presided and devotionals were led by Mrs Loren Stahl. Mrs Edward Riester conducted the lesson study The Miracle of History. A short business session set plans for a strawberry and sandwich supper on the church lawn in June.
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Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
Almon Blue
Loren Stahl
Edward Riester
Pay checks stolen warn Linndale merchants
Local merchants warned to beware cashing New York Central pay checks for strangers after a string of thefts in Linndale Ohio. Stolen numbers include 3041 to 3066 16754 17256 to 17607 and other ranges 20490 to 20495 20497 to 20505 20607 to 20509 20710 to 20804 20806 to 20959 and 20961 to 20963.
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New York Central
Linndale
Ohio
Couple Weds in Mc Cutchenville Farm Ceremony
Mrs. Williams and Cocheyiour of Mc Cutchenville married Wednesday at 9 50 by Justice of the Peace Olive Magers. Attended by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams, the couple will reside on a farm near Buoyrus.
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Williams
Correction clarifies buildings in old photograph
The article identifies a room owned by David W Nye as once housing his grocery. it notes the space later became King's Toflectionery and that Nye later occupied two more business rooms.
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David W Nye
King’s Tolfectionery
Mr. Nye
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