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Note: Marriage record to Leafa says his DOB is Dec. 20, 1904
1930 Census Adrian, MI Theodore C. Engel 26 yrs abt 1904 Salesman Auto sales Boarder in home of Bella Cox 29 yrs born Canada Restraurant Cook (whom he married June 17, 1933)
Name: Theodore C Engel Marriage Date: 11 May 1937 Marriage Place: LaGrange, Indiana Decree Date: 4 Jun 1951 Decree Place: Lenawee, Michigan, USA Spouse Name: Leafa P Engel State File Number: 46 3222 Number of Children: 0 Divorce Status: Granted
1926 Adrian directory Theo mach hd res. 999 Division 1927 Theo lab Keuaunee Mfg Co res. 999 Division 1929 directory trucker Res. 999 Division 1932 directory Ted (Rilla) clockwkr Merchants Adv Co res. 999 Division 1934 directory Theo (Belle) emp Merchants Adv Co h 836 Division 1936 directory Theo (Belle) riviter h 836 Division 1938 directory Theo (Leafa P ) mach Bent Oak Av 14 n city limits 1946 directory Theo (Leafa P) pntr h 230 Comstock 1948 directory Theo lab City Leafa P ofc sec Bourns & Bird h 657 W Beecher 1950 directory Theo driver Leafa P ofc sec Bourns & Bird h 657 W Beecher
parents: W C Engel, Julia Standbury spouse: Agnes Isabelle Cox
groom: T C Engel groom's date of birth: 20 Dec 1904 groom's place of birth: Adrian, , Michigan groom's residence: Adrian, , Michigan groom's father: W C Engel groom's mother: Julia Standbury bride: Agnes Isabelle Cox bride's date of birth: 20 Apr 1900 bride's place of birth: Chatham, Ontario, Canada bride's residence: Angola, , Indiana bride's number of marriage: once before bride's father: George Harry Morrison bride's mother: Ellen St Peter date of license: 17 Jun 1933 county of license: Steuben date of marriage: 17 Jun 1933 place of marriage: , Steuben, Indiana digital folder number: 5329134 number of images: 1
Michigan, Divorce Record, 1897-1952 Name: Agnes I Engel Marriage Date: 17 Jun 1933 Marriage Place: Angola, Indiana Decree Date: 14 Dec 1936 Decree Place: Lenawee Spouse Name: Theodore C Engel State File Number: 46 1028 Docket Number: 11637 Number of Children: 0 Divorce Status: Granted
parents: Wm C Engle, Julia Stansbury spouse: Leafa Pearl Helm
groom: Theodore Charles Engle groom's race: W groom's date of birth: 20 Dec 1904 groom's place of birth: Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan groom's residence: Adrian, , Michigan groom's father: Wm C Engle groom's mother: Julia Stansbury bride: Leafa Pearl Helm bride's race: W bride's date of birth: 12 Sep 1896 bride's place of birth: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan bride's residence: Topeka, , Indiana bride's number of marriage: once before bride's father: James Mc Mahon bride's mother: Barbara Mallott date of license: 11 May 1937 county of license: Lagrange date of marriage: 11 May 1937 place of marriage: , Lagrange, Indiana digital folder number: 4839130 number of images: 1
Death certificate states divorced DOB May 20, 1904 Died May 28, 1952
Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1950 Name: Theodore Charles Engel Gender: Male Marital Status: Divorced Birth Date: 20 Dec 1904 Birth Place: Adrian, Michigan Death Date: 29 May 1952 Death Place: Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan, USA Death Age: 47 File Number: 006432 Father: Wm C Engel Mother: Julia Stansberry
Name: Theodore Charles Engel Event Type: Death Event Date: 28 May 1952 Event Place: Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan, United States Gender: Male Age: 47 Marital Status: Divorced Birth Date: 20 Dec 1904 Birthplace: Adrian, Michigan Birth Year (Estimated): 1905 Father's Name: Wm C Engel Mother's Name: Julia Stansberry
Name: Theodore C Engel Marriage Date: 17 Jun 1933 Marriage Place: Angola, Indiana Decree Date: 14 Dec 1936 Decree Place: Lenawee, Michigan, USA Spouse Name: Agnes I Engel State File Number: 46 1028 Docket Number: 11637 Number of Children: 0 Divorce Status: Granted
1942 Ted Engel resided 230 Comstock Adrian
U.S. WWII Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Name: Theodore Charles Engel Gender: Male Race: White Age: 35 Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head) Birth Date: 20 Dec 1904 Birth Place: Lenawee, Michigan, USA Residence Place: Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan, USA Registration Date: 16 Oct 1940 Registration Place: Adrian, Lenawee, Michigan, United States Employer: A C Mott// Merchant Ad Co Weight: 123 Complexion: Dark Eye Color: Brown Hair Color: Brown Height: 5ft 5 1/2in Next of Kin: Leofa P Engel Household Members: Name Relationship Theodore Charles Engel Self (Head) Leofa P Engel Wife
6/9/1913 Monday Theodore Engle, of Adrian is visiting his grandparents, Mr & Mrs Byron Stanbery and other relatives
8/4/1913 Monday Theodore Engle of Adrian came Saturday to visit his grandparents.
12/1/1913 Monday Theodore Engle of Adrian is visiting his grandparents, Mr & Mrs Byron Stanbery.
9/1/1917 Saturday Theodore and Dorothy Engle, who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs Gertrude Zibble returned to their home in Adrian Thursday.
Adrian Telegram 1/29/1925 Charged with violating Dry Law Theodore Engel of this city was arrested in Maiden Lane Wednesday afternoon by members of the sheriffs force. He was arraigned today in justice court on a charge of violating the phohibition law and demanded an examination which was set for Saturday.
1/30/1925 Charged with dry law violations Theodore Engel of this city was arraigned before Justice S W Bennett today on a charge of violating the state phobition law. He waived examination and was bound over to the October term of the circuit court. The arrest was made Wednesday evening by members of the sheriff's force.
2/3/1925 Two Sentenced to Reformatory Terms Dry law violators plead guilty before Judge Hart Theodore Engel of this city was sentenced in the Lenawee circuit court Monday by Judge Burton L Hart to spend from six months to one year in the Michigan State Reformatory at Ionia. Engel pleaded guilty to a charge of violating the prohibition law. Deway Gillette also of Adrian pleaded guilty to a similas charge and was likewise sentenced to the state reformatory for a term of six months to one year. The men were aressted here last week. Engel had three pints of moonshine in his possesion and Gilette was carrying four pints of the same quality when he was arrested.
2/3/1925 Four Taken To Ionia Theodore Engel and Dewey Gillette of this city and Lawrence Whaley and George Grob of Toledo were taken to Ionia today by Sheriff Arch T Wilson and Deputy L C Baker to begin their terms in the Michigan State Reformatory. Engel and Gillette were sentenced for violation of the phohibition law.
10/4/1926 1,900 Persons Attend Horse and Motor Race At Helm Field Sunday A crowd of 1,900 persons attended Sunday's events at Helm field where a horse race and three hobo automobile races proved an attractive program for the fans. Mrs Leona Burk won the horse race with Ted Engel and Ted Glesson trailing her in order. Earl Gobble of Manchester won the first automobile race over a distance of five miles with Southwell and Howard Ross of Adrian taking secon and third. Ted Engel of Adrian won the second five mile event and was trailes by Lewis and Ward. The 15 mile event went to William Mason of Weston with Gobble of Manchester second and Ward of Adrian third.
6/6/1927 Big Crowd Thrilles By Many Accidents At Fairfield Races A crowd of between 1,00 and 1,500 persons witnessed numerous collisions and accidents at the hobo automobile races held at the Schomp race track at Fairfield Sunday. The afternoon was replete with thrills as the drivers sped around the track crashing into fences and through the sidelines into the automobiles of spectators. Ralph Keeper of Sylvania had probably the most serious accident of the afternoon when his car crashed through a barbed wire fence. Mr Keeper suffering many cuts on his face and arms from the barbs on the wire. He was taken to a physician where his wounds were dressed. Another car owned by Aldun Pifer and driven by Ted Engle left the track and catapulted through another wire fence, the automobile being slightly damage. Mr Engle was not injued in the accident. An automobile owned by Gordon Klinger of Rollin was badly damaged when another racing car driven by William Keith struck the car while traveling at a high rate of speed. Two other cars that were parked near the Klinger automobile on the sidelines were slightly damaged in the collision. Elwood Westgate won first place in both five and ten mile races held Sunday and Earnest Beaubien won the 15 mile race.
7/11/1927 Hobo Races Provide Many New Features Big Sunday Crowd Has Plenty of Entertainment Another big crowd recieved more than its money's worth at Sunday's hobo races at the Helm field north of the city. The feature of the day's entertainment was the 15 mile event in which 15 cars were entered. Only half of the starters survived and Burdette Lewis of Adrian led the field of finishers under the wire after a skillful exhibition of driving. For more than 20 laps eight cars were bunched for first place with each one appearing to have an equal chance for first money. Lewis apparently had plenty of speed in reserve, for during the last ten laps he steadily drew away from the field and finished nearly a lap to the good. Underwood and Briandine finished second and third. Hawes, Elliott and Underwood, all of Adrian were the winners of the five mile events, all of which produced enough competition to keep the crowd entertained. Horse races were interspersed in the automobile bill and a baseball game attracted a large portion of the crowd. A head on collision of two cars which was staged on the back stretch as an extra thriller came close to being too thrilling for Ted Engel who was piloting one of the machines. As he started to jump just before the moment of impact, his foot slipped and he fell beneath his car which lurched to the right, His shoulder was painfully bruised but he was otherwise uninjured and drove a car in the next race. Motion pictures of the day's varied activities were taken by Arthur A Palmer and will be shown at the American Legion carnival at the Armory in October.
8/8/1927 1,250 Persons Attend Sunday Hobo Auto Races as Few Accidents Occur Little out of the ordinary occured at the hobo auto races held at Helm field Sunday. A few minor collisions and lost wheels were reported as the hobos raced around the track in the three events but no serious injury or damage resulted. About 1,250 persons attended the races and witnessed the chinning contest won by Ted Engle and the leap frog race. Keith of Matamora placed first in the 15 mile race and Brower of Weston and Price of Adrian placed second and third. Roy Pifer of Matamora, Brower of Weston and Pierce of Adrian won the five mile races. Van Wagner of Wheaton, Anderson of Weston and Beaubian of Adrian placed second and Keith of Matamora, and Tuttle of Seneca finished third.
9/5/1927 Hobo Races Attract Large Crown Sunday A crowd of 2.500 persons attended the hobo automobile races held at Helm field Sunday afternoon and witnessed a variety of entertainment including automobile races, horse races, a balloon accension and bucking bronco riding. The usual accidents occured but no one was injured seriously. One of the features of the afternoon was the match horse race between Mrs Michaels of Hillsdale and Mrs Burk of Adrian. Mrs Michaels won two of three heats in one of the closest races seen on the field. The bucking bronco belonged to Asa Chase, a horse from the 101 Ranch circus, provided plenty of amusement for the crowd when it threw LaBlanch, the first rider. In about three jumps and then turned a complete somersault as it tripped over the lead rope. Ted Engle was the most successful rider. Charles Cole of Adrian staged a triple parachute drop after the baloon accension, decending to the earth in a red, white and blue parachute. Henderson of Toledo rode the baloon to earth. Harold Fields of Adrian won the 15 mile hobo automobile race. Fred Hawes of Adrian placing second and Flint placing third. Staup and Fields won five mile races with Flint, Horner, Aldun Pifer and Ted Engle taking second and third places. In a special race Roy Pifer of Matamora won first place and Hawes and Pifer of Adrian won the other two places. Ted Engle led the field in the 15 mile automobile race until the last two laps when he threw a front tire on his car and altough he finished the race he was disqualified.
9/29/1930 Race Driver Injured At Helm Field Sunday Theodore C Engel of 999 Division Street was seriously injured Sunday afternoon while driving a car in the preliminaries at the hobo automobile races at Helm field on Bent Oak avenue, the extent of his injuries being yet undetermined because it has been impossible to make an X ray examination. Mr Engel had qualified for the races and was making one more round on the track when his racer skidded at the south tun of the track and turned over twice. He was not thrown out of the car but was wedged in behind the wheel and when taken from it his body had been badly crushed. He was moved to Emma L Bixby hospital in an unconsious condition and was so badly injured internally that he could not be moved to have X ray pictures taken. He was conscious this morning and his general condition was reported better and it was hoped that an examintion could be made later.
10/3/1930 Ted Engel was removed from the Emma L Bixby hospital Thursday to his home on Lowe avenue where he is recovering from injuries received in an accident Sunday at the hobo races.
12/8/1930 Charged with Drunkeness Ted Engel of 999 Division Street was arrested Saturday night by members of the state police of the Tipton post on a charge of drunkeness. His arrest was made at Rome Center. On pleading guilty at his arraignment this morning he was sentenced to pay fine and costs amounting to $16.40. He paid and was released.
6/21/1933 Announcement is made of the marriage of Mrs Belle Cox of this city and Ted Engle, also of Adrian, which took place Saturday, June 17 in Angola, Ind. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Thomas Davies of the Methodist Episcopal church. Mr & Mrs Engle are at home at 410 Bristol Street.
4/15/1942 Wednesday Ad- Notie; School directors, to get your flag poles repaired or painted, drop a card to Ted Engel, 230 Comstock St., Adrian, Mich.
11/27/1942 Friday Mr & Mrs Ted Engle of 230 Comstock Street entertained as their dinner guests Thanksgiving Day Mr & Mrs V E Elliott and daughter, Mrs John Hall of Detroit and Mrs Robert Tietz of Jasper.
11/3/1943 Wednesday Theodore Engel, president of Painters local 152, was appointed war fund chairman and Myron Mills and Harold Wood, co-chairman. Milo Snedecker, president of Gas local 707, was names chairman for the local's war fund solicitor of gas company workers.
11/4/1943 Thursday Lost & Found Lost; Dark gray year-old cat. Goes by name of Tuffy. Will call for if finder will write Ted Engel, 230 Comstock. Reward
2/17/1944 Thursday Mrs Theodore Engel of 230 Comstock Street was operated on this morning.
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