Willis S Itole Dible 72 Dies After Short Illness in Adrian
Willis Samuel Dible died Sunday morning at his Adrian home after a two day illness from bowel obstruction. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Memorial Evangelical Church with Rev. B. L. Lee officiating. burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survived by his wife Lucille Romon Dible and children George L., Charles E., and others. 12 grandchildren. brothers and sisters listed, with several relatives in Findlay and Carey. He was a retired farmer and member of local lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Samuel Dible
Adrian
Mr. Dible
Orelock
Memorial Evangelical Church
B. L. Lee
Spring Grove Cemetery
David Dible
Fremont
John, Keebler
Upper Sandusky
Harry Dibls
Ralph Dible
Kenneth Dible
Walter Reynon
Bristols
Ible
Hardin County
Ferdinand
Ellen
Phillips) Dible
Jucille
Romon
Pechiliren
George L., Dible
Charles E. Dible
Fostoria
Galen Bame
Alvada
James Dible
Kenton
Wendell Wentling
Near Crawford
Harlan Dible
U. S. Navy
South Pacific
Lawrence Dible
Nevada
George Myers
James Wagner
Findlay
Adam Koehler
Wilford Presler
Grant, Mich
Harry Dible
Carey
H. I. Raynor
Fred Dible
Ralph Wiliams
Dible
Adrian Lodge
Masonic Lodge
McCutvchenville
Mrs Eva Gibson Longtime Upper Sandusky Resident Dies
Mrs Eva Luella Day Gibson 41 wife of Joseph B Gibson of 226 W Church St Upper Sandusky died 5 10 pm Friday in a Columbus hospital after three weeks illness She was born January 25 1908 in Tomochtee township Wyandot county Married June 5 1923 in Upper Sandusky Survived by four children Richard Joseph Alice Jeanne Corinne Jane and Florein David One sister Mrs Donald Myers Carey is deceased Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm at Bringman Co funeral home Upper Sandusky Rev Wad H Koons officiated Burial followed at Pleasant Ridge cemetery west of Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Luella (Day) Gibson
Joseph B. Gibson
W. Church Street
Upner Sandusky
Columbus
Gibson
Tomochtee Township
Wyandot County
Florein and
Bess (Swerlein) Day
Joseph B Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Richard Joseph
Alice Jeanne
Corinne Jane
Florein David
Donald Myers
Carey
First Lutheran
William Crawford
Bringman & Co
Wad H. Koons
Christ Lutheran Church
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Sycamore
Mrs Robert Draper of Findlay passes after illness
Mrs Robert Draper of W Brown Avenue Findlay died at Saunday in Findlay hospital after a seven week illness. She had been a patient nine days and died from intestinal obstruction after three operations. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 from Fowell Memorial Church with Rev Wade H Koons officiating and burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Wallace Shaffer Carl Dible Donald Nylesher W L Stombaugh Nial Waiters and Chester Vocel. Goffyneral home in charge. Hilda Faye Draper born September 24 1912 in Hancock County was 31 years 11 months and 28 days old at death. She married Robert Draper on October 24 1984 and is survived by her husband two sons James Robert Jr and Thomas Lee her parents Strother Dallas Cramer of Alger and sister Mrs Catherina Rettig of Arlington. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church Carey Chapter 157 Order of Eastern Star Carey Temple 19 Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Draper
W. Brown Avenue
Findlay
Fowell Memorial Church
West
Wade H. Koons
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey
Maple Grove ‘Cemetery
Wallace Shaffer
Carl Dible
Donald Nylesher
W. L. Stombaugh
Nial Waiters
Chester Vocel
James Robert, Jr
Thomas Lee
Strother Dallas Cramer
Alger
Catherina Rettig
Arlington
Corrections to Carey Times funeral notice
The Carey Times corrects three errors in the death notice for Mrs Edward Thurston who died August 26 at her sister’s home on West Street. Birth date, marriage date, and attendees were misstated and the Greens and Frada Green were omitted from the funeral attendance list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Edward Thurston
Harry Crawford
West Street
Thurston
A. H. Green
Frada
Northeast
Carey
Sycamore
Card of Thanks for Lettie Lanker
The William Lanker Family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for assistance during illness and after the death of Mrs Lettie Lanker. They thank Rev Koons flower donors pallbearers and Undertaker Goff for consoling words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Lanker
Koons
Goff
William Lanker
Real estate transfers in Tymochtee and Upper Sandusky
Pearl K and Margaret Dawson transfer 20 acres in Tymochtee township to Maris and Irene H Gillespie for 1. J Kohmann and others convey 40 acres in Crawford township to Estella Kohmann for 1. Lydie Kirby transfers 23 acres in Sycamore township to N G Kirby for 1. Inez K Enos deceased certificate transfers to Charles M Brown and others Lot 4 J W Ireman first division Wharton. Thomas H Benton and wife to Fred Stuckey part No 9 Saltmans subdivision Upper Sandusky 31. Frank Brown administrator to Frank and Ruth Henry lots Nos 12 and 13 R McConnell's addition Upper Sandusky 2709.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl K
Margaret Dawson
Maris
Irene H. Gillespie
Tymochtee Township
G J. Kohmann
Estella Kohmann
Crawford Township
Lydie Kirby
N. G. Kirby
Sycamere Township
Inez K Enos
Charles M. Brown
J W Ireman
Wharton
Thomas H Benton
Fred Stuckey
Saltsman
Upper Sandusky
Frank Brown
Frank
Ruth Henry
R McConnell
Braun Jerome Braun dies after five year illness in Toledo
Jerome Braun aged 66 of 1104 Monter ey Court Toledo dies at sister Mary Braun home 235 Clay Street Wednesday evening. Cause of death listed as anemia after a five year illness. Funeral services held Saturday at 10 45 from Consolation Church with Rev. Aidan Witte OMC officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery north of Carey. Braun survived by wife Mary and son Maurice with several siblings and stepchildren. He was a member of St James Catholic Church in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Braun
Monterey Court
Toledo
Mary Braun
Clay Street
Mkemia
Gurs
Consolation
Aidan Witte
M C
Ferdinand
Se Billa (Steinbacher) Braun
Mabel Lundy
Maurice
Carey
Braun
Mary Holtz
Jerome James, Jr
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Donna Marie
Marilyn Joan Braun
Joseph V Braun
Louisville
Edward Braun
Columbus
M. Neiswander
Joan
Shirley Centgrat
B. Sehnapup
Harry Heneline
Ellen Fisher
Donna Braun
Jerome Jamez Braun
W Braun
Lawrence Braun
Ervin Braun
Adrian
Mich
St James’ Catholic ‘Church
Funeral Services for Mrs Charles D Calmes
Funeral services for Mrs Charles D Calmes who died early Wednesday were held Saturday at Our Lady of Quasolation Church. Rev Elmer Mulcahy officiated. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery north of Carey. Pallbearers included George Schneider and Paul Kelly. Out of town mourners came from Msumee New Carlisle Toledo Tiffin Upper Sandusky Akron Dayton Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Calmes
Our Lady of Quasolation Church
Elmer Mulcahy
Qa. M. C
St Mary’s Cemetery
Carey
George Schneider
Paul Kelly
Henry Odene
William Orians
J A Vaughn
Vincent Arnold
J. F. Curtis
Gertrude Farley
Msumee
Paul Calmes
New Carlisle
T. J. Calmes
Frank Calmes
Esther Shondell
Toledo
Josephine Werling
Celestine
Helen
Tiffin
Harry Calmes
Uppar Sandusky
Cpl
Richard Loy
Dayton
Margaret Schira
Akron
Albert Lafontain
Helen Schira
Joseph Calmes
Robert Boff
al. Boff
David Frankart
William Schira
Frank Boff
Fostoria
Thanking Neighbors After Illness and Death of Wife and Mother
Sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Fr Aiden and Fr Elmer, flower donors, pallbearers, and undertaker Bristoll Charles D. Calmes and Family for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiden
Elmer
Bristoll Charles D. Calmes
Congressmen Smith Announces Naval Academy Appointments
Congressman Frederick C. Smith announced August 28 from Washington his four principal appointees to the United States Naval Academy for entry in July 1945. The selections are Edwin L. Heminger Findlay James E Sloan Marion G Rex Kilbourn Marion and Robert E Virden Marion with alternates named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Smith
Washington
United States Naval Academy
Congressionst Distriet
Edwin L Heminger
Findlay
James E Sloan
Marion
G.rex Kilbourn Marion
Robert E Virden, Marion
Annapolis
Edwin L. Heminger
Robert T. Mason Marion
Wayne Zahn
Carey
Dean LaRowe
James E. Sloan
John Jenkins
Galion
Floyd Webb
Ray Bayman
Jenern
Rex Kilbourn
Thomas McGinnis
Paul Hilty
Kenton
Postwar Fund Plan Proposed for Seneca County
County commissioners heard a proposal to transfer about 150000 from the 1945 anticipated balance to a postwar construction fund. William Ryans of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Earl J. Rean urged earmarking funds for definite projects to show residents exactly how the money will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
County
William Ryans
Department of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Earl J. Rean
County Rate Reduction Aids Budget Stability
In Tiffin, officials note a 1945 county tax rate of 2.5 mils was reduced by the county commissioners, with the aim of steady finances and prudent spending. County credit remains strong in the middle west due to careful management and balanced budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneta
Stevanis
Middle West
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Gibson
G. I. Joe
Ewing Drug Store
Charles D. Calmus
Uy U.s.war Bonds
AL Oa. Sprerzes “Qhat Pel Amelica
Ek Mukeks
Hingtasty Gent
Mayonnise
Smith
James Calmes
Dairy
Robert E. Virden
Donn
Grauer
Abe
United States
Doxen
Drew Brand
Brooms River
ROMAN
Avalon
Ife
pKa. OC
Gloss Starch Country Club
Avondale Cider
Doz
Ohio
Michigan
U. S. No
U.S. No. 134
Kroger Brand
Peck
California
Kroger
Guaranteed Brands
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!