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SIDNEY DAILY NEWS

June 7, 1912


AGED RESIDENT DEAD
Charles Stuerwald, aged 91 years, __ months and 2 days, died Monday, June 3, at 
5:30 a. m. at the home of his son, Henry Stuerwald at Ft. Loramie. The deceased 
was born in Germany. He had resided at Ft. Loramie with his son for the past __ 
years. The funeral services were held at the St. Michael Church ___ that place 
Wednesday morning.

LEATHERWOOD
Mrs. Anetta Caven, of Fletcher, is visiting with her son, William Caven and 
family this week.

Mary Ceyler and Mary Spigelmoyer attended the commencement at Lena Saturday 
evening.

Miss Elsie Comer spent Saturday night and Sunday with Carl Carter and family, of 
Lena.

Wm. and James Caven are having their buildings painted this week.

Miss Willie and Mrs. Sam Atkinson, of Bellefontaine, took dinner with J. W. 
Brown and wife Friday.

Mrs. Thomas Ceyler and daughter Mary, Miss Myrtie Griffis and W. B. __oon and 
daughter Elsie were shopping in Piqua Friday.

W. P. White spent Wednesday and Thursday in Lima visiting with his daughter, 
Mrs. Pearl Snook and family.

Sunday visitors were:  Mrs. Lo__na Moore and daughter Clara with H. Piatt and 
family; J. C. Rolfe and wife called on Ernest Rolfe and family, of Plattsville; 
J. S. Caven and family with Carl Wilgus and family, of near Conover; Mary 
Ceyler, Mary Spigelmoyer and Elsie ____ with Miss Blanche Riley; Veto __akins 
and wife, of West Liberty with her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Wm. __mer; Charley 
Putman, of Piqua, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Putman; H. E. Worthington 
and family with Wilbur Worthington and wife in afternoon; A. F. Moon called on 
Walter Ceyler in afternoon; Mary Piatt, of Ballou, with Earl Worthington and 
family; Otto Wolfe and family with friends in Casstown; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 
Coddington in Fletcher in the afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. S. White, of Conover, with 
W. P. White and family in the afternoon; Boyd Mathers and Leota Slusser were 
evening callers; . . .

U. R. McCorkle aided us in the building of a grade over the slough north of his 
home the first of the week.

D. Younker and wife and N. Cromas and wife, are attending the conference of the 
Church of the Brethren in Pennsylvania this week.

It is curious to note how ill some young, able bodied men can become when called 
upon to do service levied upon them by the state laws. We are disposed to 
believe that if the hook worm was eradicated they would be able to do manual 
labor as well as any body. For shame that one who claims to be a citizen of this 
free country should impose his presence where he is not willing to aid in making 
his home community a pleasant place to live in and enjoy.

Mr. Huenke and chauffeur, of New Bremen, passed through our street Tuesday 
looking after the interests of the White Mountain Creamery.

H. A. Miller is now with Sam Love in Sidney performing duties as an architect.

C. D. McCullough went to Anna Monday on business.

Mrs. Odie McCullough and Mrs. Mattie Grove were at Sidney Tuesday.

Mrs. Mary Etzwiler is keeping house for Mrs. D. Younker during their sojourn in 
the Keystone state.


L. C. Woods and wife and granddaughter, Miss Edith Cook, visited at H. D. 
Apple's in Miami county Sunday.

Benj. Roman knocked the persimmon and got the Big Run school for next winter. We wish him success. We understand that R. Gigandet was hired at Cuba at the same time. We also offer him our best wishes.

R. Horning accompanied Winemiller's boys on a fishing excursion at the little 
pond Tuesday. Raymond says he caught fourteen fish that weighed a pound. (not 
each.)


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