Money case filed in Upper Sandusky court
Small Claims Court action lists multiple money claims in Upper Sandusky and Carey. Names include Clarence C. Clinger of Carey filing against Lawrence Brooks for $130.51, plus several other disputes: Lester Gemming against Mervin Henry for $4, Claude Taylor Jr. for $7.04, Joe Rowland for $5.58, Arnold's Sohio operator Robert Arnold against Richard Messmer for $9.44 and Don Rhoden for $15.50, O F Twining against Stanley Parsons for $40 and Crane Gibson for $37.22.
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Upper Sandusky
Clarence C. Clinger
Carey
Lawrence Brooks
Lester Gemming
Mervin Henry
Claude Taylor, Jr
Joe Rowland
Robert Arnold
Arnold
Sohio
Harpster
Richard Messmer
Don Rhoden
O. F. Twining
Stanley Parsons
Crane Gibson
Judy Renshler Weds Charles Rife In Toledo Ceremony
Miss Judy Ann Renshler daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Renshler Toledo became the bride of Charles Fredrick Rife son of Mr and Mrs Fredrick D Rife route 1 Cary in an Epiphany Lutheran Church Toledo ceremony Sept 22 at 430 pm The Rev Kempfer officiated before white chrysanthemum arrangements The couple will reside at 4204 Albar Drive Toledo.
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Epiphany Lutheran Church
Toledo
Judy Ann Renshler
Earl Renshler
Sylvania-Metemora
Sylvania
Charles Fredrick Rife
Fredrick D. Rife
John Renshler
Ken Renshler
Columbus
Lois McIntosh
Tom Everett
Kenneth Renshler
Diane Rife
Gene Walter
Rich Scheck
Findlay
Myron Rife
Upper
Sandusky
Naomi
Karen Smith
Jackie Renshhler
Stautzenberger Business College
Rife
Albar Drive
Eighty six year old widow of Frank Seebach dies in Wyandot Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Mae Seebach 86 of Upper Sandusky widow of Frank Seebach died of an acute coronary attack at 1 30 p m Friday September 13 in Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Spayd Mrs Ernest Leathers and Mrs Grieb hosted for next month with Mrs Guthridge and Mrs Russell Wickiser assisting.
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Lillian Mae Seebach
Upper Sandusky
Frank Seebach
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Entertaining Book Review At Carey Women’s Club
Mrs H Ward Grieb of Findlay presented a lively review of the book More Than Welcome to 26 members and guests at the Homestead Restaurant. The talk traced a redheaded widow’s Welcome Wagon adventures in Westchester suburbia with humor and sharp observations on small town life and neighborliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ward Grieb
Findlay
Carey Women's Club
Homestead
Grieb
Jennie Steen
Westchester
Bee Preminger
W. L. Stombaugh
C. J. Hagley
Pecan
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Texas Township Conservation Club
E. Findlay
Carey, Ohio
Playtex
Coty
Ulear Johnrendehster
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DERMA
TOP Brass
Judy Renshler
Charles Rife
Ruth Karg
C. Rea Guthridge
E. V. McKee
Nellie Lee
Bernice Daniels
Helen Parker
Opal Oman
Dale Myers
R. B. Vogel
Millicent Miller
George Newhard
Robert Creeger
William Cole
Forest Myers
Jerome Bernard
W. C. Loughley
Gordon Wyatt
Richard
Charles F. Rife
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Carey Times
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Willowbrook Coal Company
Coshocton
Richardson’s
General Electric
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Jo’ergert C.scenser
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Richardson Electric
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