Local notes from Upper Sandusky and Wyandot County
Community items include Gamber death in Upper Sandusky at 66, the Stief fatal car crash near Worthington, Cay Lee grocery sale in Sycamore, and school appointments. Highlights: reappointed Wyandot county resident engineer William F. Hehr, Bea verdam school superintendent change from Salem centralized to Bea verdam, and 6-year high school plan adoption by Salem township board. Also lists local class of first communion at St Joseph's and several obituaries and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gamber
Upper Sandusky
Louise Mary Krock
D. W. Oman
Salem
Beaverdam
Lima
Kathleen Albinack
Rebecca Moll
Patricia Brewer
Dorothy McBeth
Patricia Brigman
Nina Irene Smith
Anna Belle Ade
Tiffin
Ida Florence Parker
Sycamore
Martha Pagie
Pueblo
Colo
Ralph Broede
Clyde Hissong
Bowling Green
Grace England
Wayne Miller
Marion Shank
Marie Chandler
Ruth Badger
Bowling Green College
Leonard Stief
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Stief
Mr Stief
Walter L Stief
Robert H Stief
Marion
Worthington
Anna Magdalena Seibert
Germany
Wayton News Social Roundup From Local Families
Joey Rader remains seriously ill. John Miller called on Albert Bachar Monday morning. Marion Bachar spent Sunday evening at the Fred Kleopfer home. Mrs Fred Kleopfer and son spent Saturday at the Albert Bachar home. Earl Robison called on Marion and Milton Bachar Sunday afternoon. Mrs William Miller of Vanlue spent Saturday night at the John Kleopfer home. Mr and Mrs Fred Kleopfer visited with William Walter and family Friday evening. Mr and Mrs John Kleopfer, John Miller and Mrs Wm Miller of Vanlue spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Forest Miller and family west of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Rader
John Miller
Albert Bachar
Marion Bachar
Fred Kleopfer
Fred Kleopfer and Son
Earl Robison
Marion
Milton Bachar
William Miller
Vanlue
John Kleopfer
William Walter
Wm Miller
Forest Miller
West of
Findlay
Poppies Go on Sale May 25
Preparations for Poppy Day are underway with 300 paper poppies arriving from the Soldiers Home at Sandusky. Disabled World War veterans make the flowers, each sold for one cent to fund welfare work of the American Legion and Auxiliary. The program supports veterans and their families nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Sandusky
Legion and Auxiliary
John McCrea
Flanders Fields
Wharton News Highlights Mothers Day Observance and Alumni Banquet
A son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lambert northwest of town. Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs Russell Robison and family. Miss Mary Van Buren returned home after visiting her sister Miss Margaret Van Buren. A daughter was born Sunday, May 5, to Mr and Mrs Myron Beidelschies at McKitrick hospital Kenton. Mothers Day events included church services and a program led by Rev R P Smith with multiple musical numbers. The high school alumni banquet at the K of P hall featured speeches by local and visiting educators and an address by Judge Russell H. Kear. Wayne Bell was elected president of the alumni association with Loretta Inman as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday
Lloyd Lambert
Mary van Buren
South of Town
Margaret van Buren
University Hospital In
Columbus
Myron Beidelschies
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Beidelschies
Mildred Waugh
Church of God
M H Kear
Ross Fernbaugh
Cleve Schoenberger
G W Fehnel
John Opper
Howard Cole
Howard Wentz
Emery Kear
S E Huston
R P Smith
Orval Staley
Royal Kear
Norman Kear
Max
Maxine Corbin
Clayton Stephan
Millard Shuck
Wilma
Aletha Kauble
Rev Smith
K. of P. Hall
Paul Bell
Howard Kemmerly
Alumni Association
Doris Bristoll
Lewis F. Manhart
A. O Suber
Upper Sandusky
Wherton High School
Juanita Kimmel
R V Bristoll
Russell H. Kear
Grover Traxler
Clara Belle Motter
Wayne Bell
Loretta Inman
Harold Gibson
Clinton Kear
Deals In Dirt and Small Property Transfers
Multiple 1 and 2 dollar land deals listed for Antrim Upper Sandusky Salem Marseilles Carey Heights Carey and related townships. Transactions include undivided halves and various lot parts with prices of one dollar and one thousand five hundred dollars for 80 acres and 161.75 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Wallace
Russell
E. Cover
Antrim Township
Arthur Trautwein
BE. E. Burns
Hill
Upper
Sandusky
Mary Stumpf
E. HB. Burns
Salem Township
W.W. C. Hare
Harry G. Snavel
Marseilles
Anna G. Parks
Daniel B. Heilman
Marseilles Township
Marie Chapman
Law‘Fened Walborn
Carey
Careyy
Chlenry
Sanduakys
Local visits and gatherings in Vanlue community
Dr. EH J. Thomas of Findlay visited Sunday. Fred Lee and family joined Sunday dinner with the Farmers. W P Miller stayed with the Amstutzs. Bookkalter family dined with Eschbachs, Eschbachs and Flo Miller visited Lucille Wagner in Findlay. Tem perance Michigan residents Havenstine visited O E Dean. Summit of Carey called on Hendricks. Community attended Charles Westcott burial in Van Horn cemetery Toledo, former Vanlue resident. Becks hosted Sunday dinner guests Buffingtons Findlay and Strubles Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. J. Thomas
Findlay
Fred Lee
Everett Farmer
W. P. Miller
Wayne Amstutz
Harry Bookwalter
S. A. Eschbach
A. Eschbach
Flo Miller
Lucille Wagner
Charles Buffington
Harold Struble
Toledo
Wheat meetings scheduled in Wyandot county May 13
The Wyandot county Wheat Association led by President Robert E Sweigard announced a week of educational meetings starting May 13 in preparation for a nationwide referendum on May 25. Farmers will decide on a wheat contract under AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Association of
Wyandot County
Robert E. Sweigard
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wyandot
Little Sandusky
Wharton
Upper Sandusky
Court House
Miffin Center
Jackson Township
Death of Jacob Opp in Wyandot County
Jacob Opp died at the county home after a week's illness from bowel obstruction. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Goff funeral home on West Findlay Street officiated by Rev Paul R Clouser. He was born in Forest on June 5 1865 and lived in Wyandot County all his life. He married Nora White on December 26 1890. He leaves one son W S Opp and two daughters Mrs Ella Mae Stumpp of Carey and Mrs Delva Opper of Wharton, plus five grandchildren. He is survived by brothers Joseph Opp and Frank Opp of Forest and a half sister Mrs Mary Phillips of Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Opp
Goff Funeral Home
Findlay Street
Paul R Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Wharton
Opp
Forest
Wyandot County
Nora White
W S Opp
Ella Mae Stumpp
Carey
Delva Opper
Joseph Opp
Frank Opp
Mary Phillips
Family Heirlooms in Arlington Shared by Three Generations
Arlington residents share cherished keepsakes from Mrs. Henry Lanning. A wool shawl, bought by her grandfather for her mother, was worn by three generations including Mrs. Lanning and her daughter Mrs. Hindall. The family also preserves a pickle dish gifted when the mother was sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arlingtonian
Henry Lanning
Arlington
C. W. Lanning
Ford
Carey
Miller
Jacob Pepple
Pepple
CCO Expansion Opens Veteran Slots in Ohio Area
Veterans may join the Civilian Conservation Corps under a new expansion ordered by the president. The Fifth corps area quota is 6700 with 1944 assigned to northern Ohio counties, leaving about 1200 vacancies. Applications start at the Cleveland Veterans Bureau, with selection to begin by May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
William L. Marlin
Veterans’ Bureau
Cleveland
Fifth Corps
Ohio
Marlin
Johnson Garmon Dies Sudden at Home North of Dola
Johnson Garmon 69 father of Lavonne Garmon a Carey Public Schools teacher died Monday evening at his home north of Dola. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter and one sister Mrs Clara Riegle. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Eagle Creek Church of the Brethren with Rev J Anglemyer officiating burial in Eagle Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Garmon
Lavonne Garmon
Carey Public
Dola
Clara Riegle
Dr. Arlington
Eagle -Creek
Mrs Truman Updegraff Dies After Childbirth
Mrs Truman Updegraff aged 28 mother of five died at home in Amanda township Hancock county Friday afternoon after childbirth. Surviving are husband five children brothers and sisters include William Shuster Larue Effie Racey Little Sandusky Mae Craley Fostoria and many Shuster siblings. Funeral services were held at 200
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Updegraff
Amanda Township
Hancock County
Helen Annabelle Shuster
Morral
Elmer
Lydia
Hickman) Shuster
William Shuster
Larue
Effie Racey
Little Sandusky
Mae Craley
Fostoria
Carl Shuster
Donald Shu
Burial Service Held At St Pauls Church Vanlue
Burial was conducted Monday afternoon at St Pauls Church south of Vanlue. The interment took place in St Pauls Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Vanlue
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armour Spider
Tymochtee
Richard Drecsler
L. E. Babcock
Clyde Lee
J W. Swarts
Harpster
John J Jaster
William F. Hehr
Ewing Drug Store
C K Wilson
Wayton News
National Insurance Week
Earl S. Burson
Equitable Life: Insurance Co. of
Towa
Russell Robison
Robison
Rep
CCO
Mrs. Truman Updegraff
Bristolls
W. Findlay
C. F. Sutter
Harry C. Bristoll
Lady Assistant Ambulance Service
Uncle Sam
Warner Bros
James Cagney
National Refining Co
White Rose
En-arco Motor
Lite-Star Oil Products Co
State
N. Vance St., Carey, O
Electrolux
Move Gupmen
2Gasedoes Aluco
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