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________________________ The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Otho B. Morton,
Crestline Couple was held December 12. They were married in Crestline
December 12, 1894, by Rev. Dunbar or the Methodist Church. The
brides parents were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Molder, near Shelby. Both
are in good health, Mr. Morton works as a night watchman at the
Burch Corporation and worked for the P.R.R. prior to that time. |
The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arter, east of Crestline
was the scene of a festive gathering Labor Day, not as a Labor
Day celebration but a celebration given in honor of their son
C. Park Arter, who arrived Back Home early Saturday
morning from oversea service. Now Park had planned a surprise for the home folk, by arriving
one week sooner than he informed them that he would in order
to get home before he was expected, but his plans were shattered,
by a strange concurrence, that his parents arrived at Camp Sherman
before he did and they were in hearing distance as his name was
called. Through their great anxiety to meet him his suprise was
called off . While both agree that surprise each intended for
the other was baffled, a joyous meeting at the Camp was the result
and a grand good time at the home Monday where the Welcome
Home reception was given by more than one hundred of his
family and friends. While there was some disappointment, Dame Rumor had given Park a pretty French girl for his wife, but he failed to verify the rumor, and his friends think the little French girl was lost at sea on the return voyage home, and the Crestline girls may yet have hope. However, we leave that to Park and wish him success through life, even as he was successful in battle.
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Crestline Advocate ___________________________ With memories of the homeland still vivid in their minds,
Frederick Wagenhals, 65 years of age and his brother, Johann
Wagenhals, 45 years old, Brothers of Joe Wagenhals of Crestline
lefts Salzburg, Austria, Saturday, September 16, by plane and
arrived in New York, Sunday afternoon, hours later than scheduled
due to bad flying weather. The were compelled to take a later
plane out of New York for Cleveland at 10:00 Sunday night instead
of 2:30 in the afternoon, they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagenhals
of Crestline, who were at the airport since early afternoon waiting
the arrival of the 2:30 plane from New York. They reached Crestline
long after midnight. |
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Crestline Advocate _______________________________________ On August 18, 1875 A.C. Childs and Emma Bruce residents of
Vermont were married in Millersburg, Ohio, where the latter was
visiting Relatives, and the past Sunday they celebrated the 65th
anniversary of the event. Rev. Crouse, a Lutheran minister, who
officiated at the wedding, afterward located in Crestline and
lived in the house on East Note: Original article includes picture of Mr. and Mrs. Childs. |
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Crestline Advocate ______________ The 63rd birthday of Mr. Peter Bauer was a happy event which
took placeat his comfortable country home just west of
the corporate limits of this city on Friday February 23, 1900. William Patton and wife Adam Fike and wife Ex.-Com John Swearer. Dallas Twp. Ex-Com John Berkley- Galion William Mundis, wife and children; Bauer, Maggie and Willie Joseph Winters, wife and children Emma,Ada and Mable. G.B. Scott, wife and daughter Frankie D. Mrs. Frank Sheppard and children, Carl, Grace and Maggie. J.C. Bauer and wife J.F. Bauer Mrs. John Fike Benjamin Spell wife and son Aurthur Jacob Groh and wife Mrs. Margaret Eichorn and son Frank. Mrs. Emma Mitchell, Flo, Lizzie, Doras and Esther. Esther Bauer
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Mr. Francis J. Greer and Mrs Margaret M. Rinker ____________ Crestline Advocate Mr. Francis J. Greer and Mrs. Margaret M. Rinker were united in marriage at the St. Joseph's Church by Father Treiber Wednesday Morning September 6th 1899, in the presence of quite a large congregation. A reception was given at the Brides home on East Bucyrus Street from 2:00 p.m., of the same day until 9 o'clock, where quite a number of their friends were pleasantly entertained. |
Mitchel and White Family Runion |
September 15th was the memorial occasion of the Mitchell and
White reunion. Four families of the Mitchels and three of the
Whites were represented. They met at the home of F.M. White,
one mile north of Crestline. Those present from abroad were Perry
and Mary Oldfield, Pierre, South Dakota; Will Lovett, Keystone,
South Dakota ; Abbie Runkle, Eldora, Iowa; Mrs H.T. French two
sons and David Peppard of Cleveland;George Sevens wife and son,
Mansfield,o; J.W. Mitchel and wife, Miss Ada Pricnehorn, Mansfield;
Henry Savers and wife, Plymouth, O; Louisa Logan and daughter
Milla, and Lizzie Prosser, Lexington, O; Bert Logan and wife
, Marion Mitchel and wire, Ontario, O; Gailord Edington, wife
and daughter and Belle Bachman, and daughter, Galion, O; Robert
Cowden, Dayton, O; |