Greenspring Echo Reports Local News In One Weekly Roundup
TiMa organizes a woman suffrage group while Greenspring votes to shift clocks forward. A boy’s fall led to a skull abscess, and election officials prepare extra ballots for April 27. Land sales near Tiffin top $300 per acre as 120 acres change hands. The Tiffin millinery and haberdashers shop is looted for 5000 dollars, robbers jailed and goods recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TiMa
Greenspring
Harry
Eynest Grove
Seneca County Board of Election
S. D. Knepper
Tiffin
Seneca Road
Tify Business University
Carruthers
J.o. Miller
Chester
Srug
Tilin
Kuebler
Assignments Listed By Judge Close Including Dozens of Chancery Cases
Judge Charles F Close schedules numerous chancery matters with dates from March 27 to May 19. Named parties include Legg versus Lego, Wright versus Martin, Huffman versus Huffman, Petersi ge, Baum, Cousins, Baughman, Barth, Gibbs, Hilborn, Snyder, Cooper, Smull grove, Boucher, Keller, Bishop, Rowland, Gasper, Whaley, Bachr, Karr, Pearson, Bixler, Dow, Sutter, Dawsoun, Suber, Trachsel, and multiple corporate and county entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Legg
Vernon Lego
Imma Wright
Louie Martin
Edward G. S.huffman
Elza Huffman
Ira Mitten
G. Huffman
W. K. Knapp
Kennedy
Fern Petersiige
Ralph Petersiige
Crynthia Baum
Orpheus Baum
James W. Cousins
Jacob Friddle
Harry T. Baughman
William Baughman
Samuel Barth
Smith
James B. Gibbs
Demurrer
Royal Hilborn
May Campbell
W.S Snyder
H. Frederick
C. A. Cooper
Virgil Hawkins
Margaret Smullgrove
Alice Flowers
Raynard Boucher
Wyandot
John Keller
William H Wright
Charles S. Bishop
Eliot Harpine
Willis P. Rowland
John OD. Miller
Laura B. Gasper
National Steam Pump Co
George H. Whaley
Schlup & Ogan
George Bachr
H. S. Ballon
Grant Karr
John Kesster
Ray Pearson
John
R Jure
Miles F. Bixleri
Nabina Fowler
John C. Dow
Charles F. Sutter
Charles Drecsler
Charles Dawsoun
Mandus McCtrary
Ira Suber
Trachsel
Barton O'Neal
Hoa Goodman
Elopement and Arrest Ties to Grand Jury Indictment
Laura Miller of Vanlue and Clarence Buffinton faced grand jury indictment after an earlier arrest over an improvised marriage. Buffinton, released on bond for farm work, fled with Miller from Vanlue to Carey, Tiffin, and Woodville where they were captured by Vanlue’s constable and jailed awaiting April court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Miller
Vantue
Clarence Buffinton
Mer
Toledhareigh
Wis Willer
Bulington
Vau Jue
Carey Trom
Woodville
Vanlue
Jay Courier
Crawford-Ridge Rural School District Seeks Depository Bids
Notice to banks by the Crawford-Ridge Rural School District calls for bids to deposit school funds. Bids due April 19, 1920 at 7:06 p.m. Minimum bid 2 percent. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. HOSEA TONG, Clerk. April 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Crawfords Ridge Mural
Crawford-Ridge
Hosea Tong
Twenty Years After Aft. Elopement Divorce Suit From Findlay
The Findlay Courier reports a man filed for divorce in the common pleas court alleging his wife Myrtle Evick eloped with another man about twenty years earlier after promising a peaceful home. They married in 1897 at St Ignace Michigan and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Evick
Shériica Evick
Evick
Anania
Sapphira
Common Pleas Court
St. Ignace
Michigan
Findlay Courier
Carey Times items from 1895 and 1905 reflect a busy town
Notable notes include new businesses in town, farm sales, and personal movements. Highlights report Highle Gunther’s new Cary safe, Jacob Messmer burial, Clarence Humbert’s return to Toledo, and Miss Nellie Adams opening a millinery. Local prices and minor events round out a snapshot of Carey life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Newhard’s
Clarence Humbert
Toledo
Bessell & Dodge
Nellie Adams
Powlers Green
Park Hotel
George W. Hickle
West End
E. H. Hakes
Hakes
Silas Chesebrough
Carey
S. Patterson St
John Lobsrly
Resignations and local notices from Mt Blanchard
S A Pratt resigns as Northern Ohio railroad agent at Mt Blanchard after serving since 1904. John C Young to be postmaster at Mt Blanchard, succeeding B Ben Sampson. A special election set for April 27 to consider consolidation of Achoals nearby. Judge Duncan invites Rev Dr Feale to speak April 8 at court for naturalizations. A E Kinsley of 118 Eagle Street identified as first to agitate local Virginr Solr mule garden. South Main street group leads procession, with North Main Street storm over streetcar tracks near Findlay. W W Routson seeks return of engagement diamond ring. suit ruled for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Young
Mt. Blanchard Co
B. Ben Sampson
AZO
Mt. Blanchard
Duncan
Feale
A. E. Kinsley
Eagle Street
Home and Hospital
South Main Street
Kinsley
North Main Street
Findlay
Rmoeans
W. W. Routson
Routson
Esquire
Boutson
Carey area items and local notices listing people and ads
Local items mention W S Van Horne and others from Findlay Mt Blanchard Bucyrus Wharton and Carey with sales on brooms lemons cups and harrow gear. Birth, death and housing activity noted along with fish catch and a shop opening. Officials inspect Co B guard details and water works boiler contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. van Horne
Findlay
W. A. Fair
Mt. Blanchard
L. A. Perce
Bucyrus
J. T. Johnson and
Miller
Wharton
Zeis
Crum
Beck
Southward
Carey
Mt Blanchard High School Holds Spring Commencement
The Mt Blanchard High School annual commencement occurs on Saturday evening April 24. A class of thirteen will receive diplomas and present a class play as the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Blanchard High School
Vanlue Lutheran Ladies Aid Apron Fund Appeal
The Ladies Aid of the Vanlue Lutheran church invites gifts via a waistline themed penny pocket fundraiser. Participants measure their waists, place a penny in a pocket, and send it to Mrs. Ri Cc Earley’s home by April 14 for a charitable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of
Ri Cc. Earley
Hessian Fly In Early Sown Fields
Final investigations in wheatfields by entomologists from the Ohio Experiment Station and Ohio State University show fields sown after September 29 last fall are in good shape and likely to yield a four crop. They warn of a potential Hessian fly outbreak in spring from April 15 to May 15 as the new brood emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Wheat crop damaged by flies plans to pair with oats
Farmers contend that continuous rains may curb the spring brood of flies threatening wheat. In some districts wheat sown in September may be drilled with oats to harvest together, while others will plow up fields for a different crop. Chaplain Archibald Freshwater of Delaware celebrates his 99th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Freshwater
Delaware
Fordson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seneca County
Madig
Charles F Close
Abraham Lantz
Alexander Hoy
Grindle
Frank Connell
Painesville
Deardorff Room
Vance Street
Beebe
California
Charles Zuch
Vangelical Church
John Shireiar
BOC
George Croker
GL . Russell
Springfield
W. FF. Gemmill
Forest
B. R Hubbard
Sandusky
Ruby Musterole
S. A. Pratt
Northern Ohio Railroad
J. T. Myers & Co
Frederick's
Myers
Syracuse
M. Beck & Son's
Charles Krupp
Norwalk
Theodore Wagers
Salem Township
Edward Robinson
Main and
Patterson
Jerome
Ada
Clarence Wise
St. Mary's
Elza Jacobs
Carey Grocery
Coangel
Cod. Hoff
Vancestreet
Carey Grocery Co
J. T. Ganila
Ist Vs. S. Infantry
W. A. Offie
O. N. G1
Herbert Lorenzo Flopkins
Tolelo
Spring Grove
Water Works
Browne’s Boiler Co
Dayton
Kurtz Sons
Carnegie
CPR
Edwin Brown
HR. _Felkers
Is. Kurz
L. G. Ranger
Willam Zahn
Peoples Bank
Brown & Williams
Herbert Newhard
Studebakers
Detroit
Chevrolet
B. Flin
T, Mic
Idrich
C.F. Sutter
Keller
Fordson Tractor
Oliver
Dunham Culti-Packer
Amsco
Johnson & Miller
Ford
Carey and
Upper Sandusky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!