The Message of the Flag memorial sermon at union veterans event
Rev. C. A. Rowand delivered the main address at the Union Veteran Legion annual memorial service in First M. E. Church. He interpreted The Message of the Flag with faith liberty America and glory, linking the flag to Christian purity and Christ’s sacrifice. Legion members William Henderson William Bennett George H. Tate and William J. Bright were remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Rowand
Union Veteran Legion
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Rowand
Rowand
Republic
America
Americans
God
Calvary
Eniy
Kingdom of Christ
The
Legion
William Henderson
William Bennett
George H. Tate
William J. Bright
Hymeneal Bouquets Mark May Weddings In City
A series of May couples celebrated church weddings in local churches. Marie Suelzer wed Henry Albert Christen at St. Peter's with Rev. Charles Thiele officiating and a reception at 2336 Hanna street. Charlotte Lassus and Earl E. Henschen married at the Cathedral with a large reception at 1806 East Wayne street. Lillian Barnes Barcus married Ralph Willian Dayton of Dayton Ohio in a Dayton home setting with guests from multiple cities. Debrah Hartz and Dr. Charles Gregg Alderman announced their May 2 marriage at Reading and plan to relocate to Denver or Pueblo. The Spencer Harwood family reunion occurred at Robison Park with about fifty attendees and plans for annual gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christen Suelzer
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Marie Suelzer
Henry Albert Christen
Charles Thiele
Loretta Christen
Helen Suelzer
Catherine Christen
Bertha Suelzer
Andrew Christen
John Suelzer
Prof
Bickel
Hanna Street
Christen
Milwaukee
Henschen-Lassus
Charlotte Lassus
Earl E. Henschen
P. F. Roche
Clara Lassus
Clarence Wagner
East
Wayne Street
Frank Letkauf
Hast
Henschen
Hughes Turner
Dayton
Ohio
Arthur Armstrong
Oak Park, Il
Howard Blosser
Mendelssohn
Bay Window
Miss Haberkorn
Helen Pfeiffer
Laura Jones
Kimmel
Walter H. Barcus
Katherine Barcus
Edward Burn
Archie Gibson
Walter Jones
Sarah Richardson
Miss Lick
Muncie
Sesson
Spencer-Harwood
Robison Park
Robison’ Park
G. B. Gloyd
L P. Sharp
A. W. Dunton
Hifs‘torian
Second Sunday School Convention Planned at Maysville
The 1906 Second Sunday School Convention meets June 23 and 24 in the Disciple Church at Maysville, Springfield Township. Activities include devotional services by G G Wilson and Rev Hutchens, welcomes by Mrs John Spindler, lessons on graded Sunday Schools, teacher meetings, personal claims of Christ, and Bible study discussions led by Rev Becker Rev Boxall and J G Mack with R R Murphy singing and benediction.
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Springfield Township
Maysville
G. G. Wilson
John” Spindler
Mills
H. C. Carrington
Becker
Eeertare
Hutchens
R. R. Murphy
Christ
P. W. Boxall
J. G. Mack
Tin wedding gifts spark Laurel and Picnic club gathering
The event showcased a number of suitable gifts from the hosting company for a tin wedding. Attendees included members of the Laurel and Picnic clubs with numerous guests from Toledo and many named individuals such as John Seelig John Frates C H Schulz C Sweeney Will Black B Cope Will Zutermeister C E Galler Clarence Hartshorn Charles Inman George Mong Harry Wiland J Rupp C W Van Hoene Miss Mamie Wright Miss Slack Pearl Inman Ruth Inman Ed Evans C F Duntenberg and Clark Sweeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel and Picnic Clubs
Messrs
Miss Slack
Toledo
Misses Pearl
Ruth Inman
Mesers
Ed. Evans
C. F. Duntenberg
Clark Sweeney
Monroeville School Condemned for Unsafe Frame Building
State health officials ordered condemnation of Monroeville’s 1873 frame school building after J N Hurty and E M VanBuskirk found infirm walls, insufficient lighting and space, and unsanitary conditions. Town must provide a new structure while planning a modern high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
E. M. VanBuskirk
Monroeville
van Buskirk
J. N. Hurty
Hurty
Death of Mrs Emma Trebra Meyers at 22 in Madison Street home
Mrs Emma Trebra Meyers wife of Gust G Meyers died at 1 30 am at her parents home 724 Madison Street from tuberculosis She was 22 years 3 months old leaving a husband a nine month old child her parents three brothers and five sisters and was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Trebra Meyers
Gust G. Meyers
Robert Trebra
Madison Street
Meyers
Obituary of Longtime resident with family survivors
A longtime resident who lived in the same house forty years died leaving husband deceased six years, two sons Frank and Lewis, a daughter Emma, and two sisters. Funeral services Friday at 1 30 pm from the residence and 2 30 pm at Grace Reformed Church led by Rev. A K Zartman.
Infant Charles Wambach Dies After One Day
Charles William Wambach infant son of Mr and Mrs Mathias Wambach died of exhaustion Tuesday afternoon at one day old at their home 448 East Lewis. The event is noted in the obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Wambach
Mathias ‘Wambach
Ite
Marriage notices list young couples with trades and ages
A series of paired names with ages and occupations appears, including Earl Henchen age 28 and Charlotte Lagius age 19, Charles Fischer 28 and Ella Miller 22, Charles Roth 26 and Magdalena Herber 23, Edward Deffenbaugh 23 and Marie Mathews, Arthur Imbody 18 and Nattie Beyerlein 20, Frank Berry 24 and Emma Neireiter 23, Henry Christen 24 and Marie Suelzer 24, Charles Minear 22 and May Rickhoff 21, plus Charles Ewing 25 and Serax Geren ment tant 36, showing multiple unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eugene Henchen
Charlotte Cecelia Lagius
Charles E. Fischer
Farmer
Ella BE. Miller
Charles B. Roth
Magdalena Herber
Eoward L. Deffenbaugh
Iron Waivers
Marie Louise Mathews
Arthur M. Imbody
Nattie Beyerlein
Frank H. Berry
Emma C. Neireiter
Henry A. Christen
Marie Cecilia Suelzer
Charles M. Minear
May C.rickhoff
Charles KR. Ewing
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Calhoun ST
Order
M. E
Saving of Souls
State Health Board
Castoria
Infante
Enaare
Percot
Phaeton
J. W. Bell
E. Columbia St
Wambach
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