County Doings: Births Deaths Marriages and Local News
A daughter was born to Clifford Myers of Wharton last Wednesday and another to Floyd Sweigard near Lovell on Sunday. William Downing, 88, died near Sycamore. A 10-pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Callan near Upper. Perry Alkire, 74, died in Marion. A son was born to Rudolph Lieben near Upper Sandusky. Charles E. Ragan, born near Upper Sandusky in 1855, died in Fort Worth Texas, body returned for burial. Leota Grandstaff and Milton Dunn married in Monroe Michigan. Mrs A A Anders died in Upper Sandusky aged 79. Alfred Gatchell and Bernice Ulrich married May 1 in Dayton Kentucky. Fourty quarts of explosives used on a new well north of Upper Sandusky for O A Humberger interests. Mary E McDermott and Leonard Fadley wed at parsonage. A 5-year-old girl in Ty moc htee township injured by dog. List of first communion at St Peter’s Upper Sandusky. Harpster and Little Sandusky schools merged to form a new district. Finance report from Upper Sandusky band festival shows expenditures and income. Four oil drillers injured eyes but not permanently. Auto license tags up 64. counts compare 1932 and current year. D A R to place marker for Revolutionary War soldier George Young in Marseilles area. Public invited to program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Myers
Wharton
Floyd Sweigard
Lovell
William Downing
Sycamore
Yytoy Callan
Upper
Dusky
Perry Alkire
Fais Dot County
Marion
Misy Rudolphi Lieben
Upper Sandusky
Charles E. Ragan
Fort Worth
Texas
Leota Grandstaff
Cashier
L B. Grandstaff
Milton Dunn
Frank Mathias
Monroe
Mich
A. A. Anders
Anna H. Stiner
Alfred Gatchell
Adam Gatchell
West of
Bernice Ulrich
George Ulrich
Ridgeway
Dayton
Kentucky
George Koehler
O. A. Humberger
O. A. Bertram
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Mary E. McDermott
James McDermott
Ellemert
Leonard T. Fadley
John Fadley
William Crawford
Wyandot County
George Young
Enoch Thomas
Tymochtee Creek
Marseilles
Cordilly
Cleaner swindle targets dress in Tiffin inquiry
A woman about 35 selling a so called magic cleaner demonstrated on a dress at 241 Circular Street, Corbell home. The material faded the gown valued at $5.95 and police searched the area but could not locate the seller, who claimed Toledo then Fostoria as home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbell
Circular Street
Fostoria
Toledo
tTiffin Advertiser- Tribune
Wharton A Myers Child Born In Local Family
Wharton A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Myers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Searfoss visited Mrs. Dora Kimmel on Monday. Mrs. Hugh Brashares of north of town stays with her daughter Mrs. Tracy Baker this week. Miss Ruby and Garnet Russell accompanied by Velma Searfoss spent Thursday afternoon nearby. Rev. Wyatt of Findlay filled the Church of God pulpit Sunday morning in place of Rev. F. M. Turner. Ray Platts Frank Walters and Miller Russell attended the American Legion meeting at Upper Sandusky Monday evening. Rev. F. M. Turner and his mother Mrs. Jones of Findlay went to Illinois for a family bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Fehnel and Marilyn Jean and James Fehnel visited Perrysburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Myers
George Searfoss
Dora Kimmel
Rev. Wyatt of
Findlay
Church of God
F. M. Turner
Ray Platts
Frank Walters
Miller Russell
American Legion
Upper Sandusky
Jones of
Illinois
G. W. Fehnel
Marilyn Jean
James Fehnel
Perrysburg
Ray Fehnel
Funeral at Galion for Mrs Ed Gledhill
Relatives from Wharton Lima McCutchenville and nearby areas attended the Galion service for Mrs Ed Gledhill who died after surgery for a tumor at a Cleveland hospital. She was the daughter in law of the late Mrs Rebecca Gledhill and leaves a husband and two children, William and a daughter, plus a sister in law Mrs Robert Cory of Mentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Mench
Wharton
J. F. Riter
Lima
Ferrel Haines
Carol
McCutchenville
J. H. Gilliland
George Gilliland
F. C. Beebe
Clarence Wenner
Galion
Ed Gledhill
Cleveland
Rebecca Gledhill
Carey
William Gledhill
Robert Cory
Mentor
Superintendent Hathaway Honored at Bloomville Alumni Banquet
Ralph Hathaway Bloomville public schools superintendent received a life membership in the National Education Association at the alumni banquet Saturday. The award recognized 19 years of service and is the highest honor for a school man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hathaway
Bloomville
National Education Association
Nicaragua Honors Owio Sea Soldier Medal of Merit Awarded
Sgt Maj Eugene F. Smith U S Marine from Mount Vernon Ohio received Nicaragua’s Medal of Merit from ex president Jose M Moncada for praiseworthy service during the 17 months of the occupation in various roles as Marines withdrew from the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Nicaragua
Eugene F. Smith
U. S
Mount Vernon
Jose M. Moncada
Nicaragua
Smith
Republic
25 Hancock youths fail to report for Forest Army enlistment
Hancock county relief commission reports 25 of 60 notified unmarried youths aged 18 to 25 did not report for Forest Army enlistment. Thirty five reported and enlisted. 25 offered no explanation. Enlistees will serve six months in forestry camps under Roosevelt program earning 30 dollars monthly, 25 dollars of which is allotted to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County Relief Commission
Forest Army
Roosevelt
Court House
Findlay Republican and Courier
Remains Sent to Kentucky for Marion Teen
The remains of Frank Meads 17 fatally injured last week when he fell from a C and O freight train at Marion were sent Friday afternoon to Garrett Kentucky for funeral and burial services. His father R H Meads traveled from Garrett to accompany the body. He died Thursday morning at Marion hospital after being moved from Boyd funeral home to Bristol and Kear. Frank Meads was born February 23 1916 in Wise County Virginia. His mother is deceased and he is survived by his father and stepmother two sisters one brother three half brothers and a half sister Mrs George Salyer lives west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meads
Wise County
George Salyer
West of Town
Fourth of July plans and petty crime in local towns
Thirty years ago Mrs. Oscar Zuck was relieved of 60 dollars by a pickpocket on a Bucyrus streetcar. A Carey Banking Co cashier dropped 2500 dollars in greenbacks from a train en route to Columbus, but the money was recovered after the train backed up. Carey citizens raise funds for a July Fourth celebration with 1200 dollars secured and 300 more expected, planning an elaborate programme and music with 500 dollars allocated for bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Zuck
Bucyrus
Sycamore
Carey Banking, Co
Columbus
Carey
Acting Postmaster at Mt Blanchard Clarified by Congressman
Congressman Brooks Fletcher clarifies that H G Benjamin is only temporarily appointed acting postmaster at Mt Blanchard. A civil service exam will choose a permanent four year postmaster. The post office will drop to fourth class July 1 with a reduced salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Benjamin
Mt. Blanchard
Brooks Fletcher
Mir
Mt.Blanchard
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Civil Service
Benjamin
Post Office
Hancock County Democratic Executive Committee
Hancock County
Fletcher
Blanchard
Ethel Brown
Local visitors and calls reported around Adrian and surrounding towns
Miss Zella Haines attended a Tuesday morning event in Tiffin. Mr and Mrs Earl Mullholand and Mrs Charles Dible made a business trip to Fostoria Monday afternoon. Several local residents visited family and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Ralph Roller of Carey and Mr and Mrs Harry Schubert and son Herbert, and Rev and Mrs W R Shisler of Carey. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Max Greter of Toledo Mrs Rachel Clouse Henry Clouse and Jimmy Heilman at Orve Bare and family Sunday afternoon. Betty Clouse Galeen Bare and Nettie Mullholand were also mentioned in Sunday visits. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Deppen and family of Bloomville and Clarence Teal and Gertrude Teal of Maple Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Haines
Tiffin
Earl Mullholand
Charles Dible
Fostoria
Ralph Roller
Carey
Harry Schubert
Herbert
W. R. Shisler
Max Greter
Toledo
Rachel Clouse
Henry Clouse
Jimmy Heilman
Orve Bare
Ben Clouse
Betty
Galeen
Nettie Mullholand
Findlay
Elmer Deppen
Bloomville
Clarence Teal
Gertrude Teal
Maple Grove
E. B. Smith
E. T. Dunn Plans Retirement At 93 In Findlay
E T Dunn, Findlay’s oldest attorney and possibly Ohio’s oldest practicing lawyer, expects to retire on his 93rd birthday June 20. He recalls Elijah and says he will let his mantle fall to a younger man, as R Clinton Cole returns to renew the Dunno and Cole partnership. Dunn, firm for years, notes he is ready to go at any time and plans an airplane ride on his birthday for the third year in a row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Dunn
Findlay
Ohio
Elijah
R. Clinton Cole
Toledo
Dunn
Dunno and Cole
Local and Personal Reunion Cards Mention Community News
Local notices list visits and tasks among Carey Times readers. Names include Miss Gertrude England ill at home on S Patterson. Cecil Carpenter of Springfield visiting Sherman Carpenter family. Emon Frederick and Romaine visiting Bellefontaine relatives. Miriam Harshberger on Findlay business. Carrie Ossege of New Washington visiting Salome Orians. Susan Lowery of south town with daughter E G Snyder. Louis Schneider and family guests of Gilliland sisters. Mary Finley returning from Paulding. Virgil Green and Mrs Sherman Carpenter at a senior play in Sycamore. Mary Geiger visiting from New Washington. Rahama Van Gunday and George near Sycamore. Newhard family and Gilliland relatives in Delaware. class band contest attendance. Kitzler and Dorsey guests over Sunday. Kirkwood returning from Lawrenceville due to Ralph Kirkwood’s death. Joe Howe and Bertha Stoll visiting from Ann Arbor. J F Riter visiting Wharton. Mary Harvey visiting Baldwin home. Slotterbeck family death reported in Detroit. Humboldt Lodge inspection with 1400 Masons in Columbus. Donelson and Miller families visiting Fredericktown and Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Carpenter
Springfield
Sherman Carpenter
Emon Frederick
Romaine
Bellefontaine
E. C. Harshberger
Miriam
Findlay
Carrie Ossege
New Washington
Salome Orians
Susan Lowery
South of Town
E. G. Snyder
Louis Schneider, Sr
Chicago
H. L. Wenner
Dortha Jeanne
H. R. Hutchinson
Margaret Dow
Pauline Newcomer
Marion
Margaret Kitzler
Columbus
William Dorsey
Milford Center
Miss Kitzler
Ben Kitzler
R. J. Kirkwood
Lawrenceville
Ind
Mr. Kirkwood
Ralph Kirkwood
Joe Howe
Bertha Stoll
Ann Arbor
Mich
Tracy Johnson
J. F. Riter
Lima
Sue
Della Gilliland
Wharton
B. A. Mench
Mary Harvey
Salem
Ore
George Baldwin
Upper Sandusky
Hobart Tong
West Street
John Slotterbeck
Harry Slotterbeck
Detroit
Slotterbeck
Port Huron
I. L Culler
Don Fetters
George Snyder
Carl Koehler
Humboldt Lodge
Ohio
A. E. Donelson
Marjorie
Carolyn
Josean
Robert
F. A. Miller
Fredericktown
John Phillips
George Hill
Prospect
Land transfers in Nevada and Tymochtee townships
G F Suter and Mary Suter sell to Paul Suter land in Nevada village for 1 dollar. Althea Combs and others sell 18 acres in Carey to Olive Donelson for 1 dollar. George H Grelle sells part of lot 2 in Upper Sandusky to Howard Omler for 1 dollar. Mildred G Hall administratrix sells 92.44 acres in Tymochtee township to Harvey Grunditsch and others for 4300 dollars. Wilbur Mitchell sheriff conveys land in Goshen and Marseilles townships Hardin and Wyandot counties to Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co for 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Suter
Mary Suter
Paul Suter
Nevada
Althea Combs Et al
Olive Donelson
Carey
George H Grelle
Howard Omler
F Dannenhauer
Upper Sandusky
Mildred G. Hall
Harvey Grunditsch
Tymochtee Township
Wilbur Mitchell
Mystery Woman Vanishes From Infirmary in Seneca County
Inmate known as Lady Elizabeth Pensler disappeared from the Seneca County infirmary after discharge on March 31 the day of a management change. She had surfaced in Fostoria in 1928 with Mrs. Iane Baker claiming aristocratic connections and British consular unknown status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
George Pensler
Lord Balsar
Cleveland
Local Families Gather for Weekend, Sunday Visits noted
J A Vaughn and sons hosted Sunday visitors at the Vaughn home. Mary Louise and Marjorie Vaughn spent Thursday with Erma Yost. A G Collet and Carey visited the P M Collet home Sunday. Earl and Al Neels of Putnam County were supper guests at the Vaughn residence. Virginia Ann and Jeanette Elchert visited Carey last Thursday with Rita and Jeanne Weinandy. Homer Phillips family spent Sunday afternoon with Russell Phillips. Allen Vaughn family hosted dinner for county guests. Josie Haford and granddaughter Jeanne Wagner from Akron dined with J J Kohmann. Frederick Ernest Kohmann and several Tiffin BU students fished Locust Point. Clarence Elchert, M C Yost, and Henry Grine visited Aller Vaughn home Sunday evening. Edwin Gottfried and children from near Upper Sandusky visited the Walter Gottfried home Sunday evening. Mrs F C Beebe spent last week in Bucyrus with son Wallace Beebe. Mr Beebe joined later. Funeral services for Mrs Ed Gledhill were held Sunday at Galton. Gledhill is Beebe’s nephew. Homer Phillips and family hosted guests Tuesday evening. Alton Phillips and family from north of town and Mrs John Minder with daughters Margaret Frances and son Herbert of Alvada joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Vaughn and ‘Sons
W. A. Vaughn
Mary Louise Vaughn
Marjorie Vaughn
Erma Yost
A. G. Collet
Carey
P. M. Collet
Earl
al Neels
Putnam County
J. A. Vaughn
Virginia Ann
Jeanette Elchert
Rita
Jeanne Weinandy
Homer Phillips
Russell Phillips
Allen Vaughn
Josepine Haford
Jeanne Wagner
Akron
J. J. Kohmann
Frederick
Ernest Kohmann
Tiffin Business University
Locust Point
Clarence Elchert
M. C. Yost
Henry Grine
Aller
Ed Gledhill
Galton
Gledhill
Beebe
Alton Phillips
Howard
Ralph
Martha
North of Town
John Minder
Margaret
Frances
Herbert
Alvada
Bandit Robs Station in Fostoria Steals $5289
A lone Black man robbed the M and gasoline filling station at Main and South streets in Fostoria on Friday. He forced Ralph W Markley into a closet, sealed the door, and took $5289 from the cash register before fleeing on foot. Markley freed himself and notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ralph W Markley
Main
South Streets
Markley
Carey Times Reunion Cards Printed For Family Reunion
Local newspaper notes that reunion cards are being printed at the Carey Times office for a family gathering. Proceedings include design and mailing to attendees with RSVP details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Adrian Teachers Reemployed for Another Year
The Adrian school district board of education has reemployed two teachers for the next year. Wairry Schubert will lead the advanced room and Mrs. Bertha Crumrine will supervise the primary room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Adrian
Wiarry Schubert
Bertham Crumrine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dewey Hetzel
Alba Bianchi
Elizabeth Brigman
Patricia McBeth
Ruth Arnold
Josephine Snyder
Helena Perri
Anne Fischer
Rebecca McCarthy
Dorothy Ball
Vern Thiel
Mary Bees
Robert Casey
Richard Thiel
Charles Baldur
Bernard Ball
Bernard Karcher
Thomas Strasser
Thomas McGann
Isaak Walton
John Brigman
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Harpster
Little Sandusky
County Board of Education
H E. Huffman
Trinity Reformed Church
St Paul Lutheran Church
Fred Cessna
Clayton Cessna
Bettsville
Charles Brooks
North Baltimore
Stanley Feasel
Brandt Heirs
Hugh Brashares
Tracy Baker
Ruby
Garnet Russell
Velma Searfoss
Supt. Hathaway
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
Owio
E. T. Dunn
Brininger’s
E. Findlay St
L. J. Cooke Square
Niles Bidg
Gertrude England
S. Patterson Street
George Newhard
Mary Calista
Horace
Persis
J. J. McCabe
Delaware
Mystery Woman
Beebe News
The
Carey Farmers’ Co-op
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