In 1920, 16 year old William Hupp lived with his parents and younger brother on Eastman St. in Zanesville, Ohio. William was employed as a laborer for a pottery company.
William Hupp got himself into a bit of trouble in 1926, as reported by the Zanesville Times Recorder on 24 May 1926 (pg 2)
CARTER ON JOB HANDLES TRAFFIC JAM WHEN FIRE ALARM SOUNDS
Much favorable comment was heard from motorists last Friday night when
Patrolman Harry Carter played his former role of traffic officer at Sixth and
Main streets, just after a fire alarm had been sounded from Linser’s brewery.
The alarm was sounded about 10 o’clock, after the traffic lights had been
turned off for the night. Carter was on duty at the busy corner at the time and
jumped into the breech when traffic became jammed by motorists in attempting
to avoid the fire trucks.
Without his trusty whistle to signal motorists, Carter was almost lost for a
moment, but by gesticulations, the motorists finally started moving and within a
brief time, traffic had been cleared and was moving in regular order once again.
Regardless of traffic lights and rules governing the operation of the same, the
old way of handling traffic is the best after all.
The alarm was said to have been turned in by four young fellows, one of whom,
William Hupp, 23, will be arraigned in municipal court Monday morning on three
affidavits filed by W. Hall Tanner, fire chief. The other three boys will likely be
tried in juvenile court later in the week.
At the time of the 1930 census, William still lived with his parents. He worked as a dipper for an art pottery company.Obituary:
William J. Hupp, 65, of 135 Carpenter street, retired tile plant worker, died
at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday (April 9) at Bethesda Hospital where he had been
admitted Tuesday evening. He had been in ill health for several years.
Mr. Hupp was born Dec 16, 1903, in Muskingum County, a son of Joseph
and Rosa Switzer Hupp. He was a former employee of the Mosaic Tile Company,
retiring five years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Ida Barkalow Hupp; his mother of Mary’s Nursing
home, a son, William J. Hupp Jr. of the home, and a brother, Raymond of 1236
Eastman street.
The body was taken to the Arthur Bryan Funeral Home where friends may call
from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and Friday.The following legal notice appeared in the Zanesville Times Recorder (pg 6-B) on 17 Jul 1972
LEGAL NOTICE
Mr. William J. Hupp whose last known address was Route 4 Zanesville and
any other legally interested persons will take notice that the dwelling located at
131 Carpenter Street and located more specifically in Muskingum Mining
Company Addition, Third Ward, Zanesville, Ohio has been declared unsafe due
to extreme deterioration and unless by August 1, 1972 the above described
structure is either razed or rehabilitated to a safe condition in accordance with
Chapter 1325 Zanesville City Code, the City of Zanesville may take further action
or may remove the structures and the cost incurred shall be collected in the manner
provided in Section 715.261 of the Ohio Revised Code
Orren S. Hillman, P. E.
Building Commissioner
In 1930, Raymond Hupp (24) lived with his parents and older brother in the family's home on Eastman Street in Zanesville. Raymond worked as a laborer in a sand bank, as did his father.
Obituary:
Raymond Leo Hupp, 66, of 1231 Eastman street, died at 4:50 a.m. Monday
[19 Mar 1973] at University Hospital at Columbus ending a three-year illness.
Mr. Hupp was born Aug. 26, 1906 in Muskingum County, a son of Joseph and
Rosa Switzer Hupp. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, the former Arlene Williams; a son, Robert of Lancaster
Route 1; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Elanor) Wheeler of 1942 Chandlersville road
and Mrs. R. T. (Shirley) Ashley of Fredericksburg, Va., and eight grandchildren.
The body was taken to DeLong and Baker Funeral Home where friends may call
from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
From The Zanesville Times Recorder, 26 Jun 1973:
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of Raymond L. Hupp, Deceased
Robert G. Hupp, whose address is Lancaster, Ohio, has been appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate of Raymond L. Hupp, deceased,
late of Muskingum County, Ohio.
Dated this 26th day of June, 1973
Holland M. Gary
Probate Judge
By Carl E. Buker
Deputy Clerk
Attorney Roger H. Norman
Shirley Hupp was a member of the 1949 ninth grade volleyball team at Lash High School in Zanesville, Ohio, according to the Zanesville Signal. She was a member of the Lash High School graduating class of 1953.
Obituary:
DEATH SUMMONS MRS. OGLE, 86
CALDWELL - Mrs. Lillie Mae Ogle, 86, of Caldwell, died Wednesday night
[13 Mar 1957] at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Murl Pickenpaugh of
Caldwell Route 6 with whom she had resided for some time. Mrs. Ogle was a
lifelong resident of Noble county and was born May 20, 1870, the daughter of
William and Emily Hupp Heddleson.
Surviving in addition to the granddaughter are eight grandchildren; two sisters,
Mrs. Martha Murray of Caldwell and Mrs. Bertha Patten of Newark, and a brother,
Clyde Heddleson of Toledo.
Services will be held at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the Murphy funeral home
here with Rev. Walter Brown officiating. Burial will be in Olive cemetery.