Salem correspondence reflects social visits and community events
Urban and Raymond McBeth spent Saturday with the Henry Fleck family. Numerous visits brighten the week including Katheryn Fleck returning to school and school closing next Saturday. New baby Mary Elizabeth born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hirth of Galion. Various neighbors and relatives shared dinners and receptions as Lick Run nears flood heights. Lime and Sulphur spray advertised by Ewing's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban
Raymond McBeth
Henry Fleck
Leo Bradman
Rose
Millersville
Emmett Myers
Urban McBeth
Beatrice Myers
Upper Sandusky
Katheryn Fleck
Gladys Hunter
Carey
Vincent
Andrew Fox
Cincinnati
A. A. McBeth
H. L. Myers
James Weigel
Bellevue
L. A Logsdon
Lick Run
John Weinsinger
Grace Chapel
Michael Weinsinger
George Lortz
Co. G. Kimmel
Rollo
Ruth
Henry
Hattie
John Lortz
Katie Lortz
Ambrose Orians
Walter Hirth
Galion
Mary Elizabeth
Bertha Hill
Orians
Salem
Michael Wenzinger
Thomas Henige
Lowel
Henry Bastel
Joseph Henry
Wenzinger
Henige
Bastell
Lloyd Rife
Merle Ritter
Wm Karr
Ridge Township
Cora Bradman
Florence Gottfieid
Ray
Hazel
Doris
Elsie Ritter
Forest
Delmar Rife
Wilfred Logsdon
L. A. Logsdon
Mayme Logsdon
Clarence Gardner
Tiffin
Jesse Stombaugh
Marguerite
Wilfred
Luella
Tom
Bruce
Arlis Orians
Henry Orians
Emma
Versie
George
David
Robert
Virgil
Sunnyside
Clarence Laird
Ceril
Maurine
Arden
Mt Blanchard
Frances Riester
Earl Hunter
C. G. Kimmel
Helen Riester
Evelyn Herbert
Grace Chapel Prayer Meeting and Sunday Visits
Grace Chapel held a Tuesday prayer meeting led by Curt Platt and his son Forest. Sunday visits included Henry Kennerley, Ed Coppler, George Wright, Hugh Wileberry and Roy Wickiser. Sunday School is set for 9 30 with preaching after. Oscar Karg hosted Joseph Tong family for Sunday dinner. Limé and Sulphur spray advertised for sale at Ewings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Platt
Forest
Henry
Kennerley
Ed Coppler
George Wright
Garey
Hugh Wileberry
Richard
Carey
Roy Wickiser
Grace Chapel
Joseph Tong
Kenneth
Effie
Oscar Karg
Near Carey
Walnut Valley Funerals and Visit Notes
Residents and visitors around Adrian and nearby towns are listed, mentioning Frank Knowlton Raymond Yentzer Jasper Johnson Vern Phillips Henry Kingseed and others. Dorothy Mullholand died last Monday at her Adrian area home. survivors include Armor Arthur and Earl Mullholand as well as Elmer Lawhed and Mrs John Weininger. The funeral took place Wednesday at Bethel cemetery northeast of McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Yentzer
Toledo
Adrian
Henry Kingseed
Will Miller
Adrian Jasper Johnson
Paulding Center
Frank Knowlton
Dorothy Mullholand
Armor
Arthur Mullholand
Earl Mullholand
Akron
Elmer Lawhedd
John Weininger
Bethel Cemetery
McCutchenville
Bulk garden seeds and growing tips from Ewing's
Ewing's promotes bulk garden seeds claiming best growth results. Shop offers a wide selection for planning, planting, and harvest success with expert guidance and affordable pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing's
Record price for draft horses sets new Chicago high
Richards and Slipp of Fort Fairfield Maine bought a two week lot at the Union Stock Yards Chicago for shipment to Maine potato fields. Draft horses averaged over 1800 pounds and cost more than 45 dollars each with one pair selling for over 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Messrs. Richards & Slipp
Fort Pairfield
Maine
Union Stock Yards
C. H. Nachbar
Carey
Ohio
Mutual
A War Child Dialogue From Stockholm Caption
A fragmentary caption quotes Sondnaze Nisge in Stockholm asking a child Tommy about the ethics of throwing hand grenades at elders. The line reflects a wartime mood and harsh humor in a censored or stylized format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Sondnaze Nisge
Stochholin
Sarah A Wonder Appointed Administratrix in Wyandot County
Notice shows Sarah A Wonder appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of L. M Wonder, deceased, Wyandot County Ohio. Dated April 10, 1920. Charles H. Close, Common Pleas Judge, Probate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A' Wonder
L. M Wonder
Wyandot County
Ohio
Charles H. Close
Common’ Pleas
Houstonia Liniment Offer for Aches and Pains
An advertisement touts Houstonia as a natural remedy for backache lumbago stiff neck and sore throat. It claims quick relief by penetrating affected areas and reducing congestion. Distributed by The Dr J C Jones Company of Charleston Ohio with prices listed 25 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Houstonia
Dr.J--C._Jones
Charleston, Ohioy
J. D. Ewing
Local Notes from McCutchenville and Nearby
McCutchenville L Shatzinger buys a new Ford. Jurors Mullholand Needs and Badger summoned to Tiffin. Leta Shafer visits Buffalo. reception for Rev. Small and bride a success. Families visit, school programs near end of term. Grandma Muliholand dies aged 80, funeral at home with Rev. Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Shatzinger
Ford
G. A. Mullholand
J. Needs
Z Badger
Leta Shafer
Buffalo
Wilson
Shireman
Coon Shireman
L.sharp
Ruth Martin
C. L. Redman
Upper Sandusky
Gier
Toot Mullholand
John Whitthed
Harold Ludwig
Lena Clarke
Grandma Muliholand
John Weininger
Rev. Small
Residents Visit and Ailing Mrs Corbin in St Paul
Mrs Luella Corbin remains weak in St Paul as family members and neighbors visit over the weekend. Elmer Pratt and Effie visit Beech Grove. Sherman Shuck Alva Beck travel to Forest. Truman Shull Mildred to Mt Blanchard. Pendleton and Baughman families gather at Ridge and Watt Pendleton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Corbin
Elmer Pratt
Effie
Beech Grove
Sherman Shuck
Alva Beck
Forest
Truman Shull
Mildred
Mt. Blanchard
George Pendleton
Ridge
Willis Baughman
Opal
Watt Pendleton
L. Shull
Carey
Ray Lee
Near Findlay
Lee Capley
Etha
Harlen
Shuck
Pendleton
Tom Walters
Walters
James Corbin
Beech Grove Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Curtis Corbin hosted visitors from Findlay with extended family gatherings noted. Mrs O C Rickle and family spent time with local residents. The community announced Sunday School at 9 30 and Thursday prayer meetings at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Corbin
Findlay
O. C. Rickle
Forest Shade
Andy Dumm
Roy
Harold Corbin
Roy C. Wickiser
E. Brown
Lalia Brashares
Heart Brashares
Dwight
Clarence Laird
Cecil
Maurine
Arden
Bruce School
Lee Véntze
T[sabelle
Donna LuciNne
Wo. Rickle
Laird
Legal Notice of Sale of Bonds in Carey Ohio
Sealed bids will be received at the Clerk of the Village of Carey Ohio until noon on April 34 1920 for bonds totaling 99000 issued to fund water works and electricity generation and transmission. Bonds payable May 1 1928 and November 1 each year thereafter bear 5.5 percent interest, bids must include bond count and bid amount with a 5 percent certified check. village reserves right to reject all bids. JOHN STOODY Clerk April 1 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Water Works
Flectric Jught Ramis
John Stoody
Clek
Richest 100 square miles in the world are in Black Hills
The Black Hills district is described as the richest 100 square miles known to mining engineers with substantial output across many minerals from gold to cement. The text also notes seaweed consumption as a hallmark of Eat Seaweed, China and Japan as seaweed eating nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
China
Japan
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Salem News
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Milton Jacob
Wm Hendricks
Jay Loy
Gerald Hatch
Priday
Pindlay
Lee
Mg Heliepee
Johny Ritter
Caushte
Jadna
Ralph
Harry Miller
Ewing’ S
Walnut Valley
L. M. Wonder
Sioustonia
ST. Paul
Peanko
Zook
W. Hi. Rickle
Bern
Partin Niathern
Heavier
John Yons
Carey, Ohio
The
Carey Junk Co
the Carey Junk Co
Silverstein Bros
Props
Alamo and
Lalley
Milwaukee
M. C. Reynolds
O. Steam, Electric and Hydraulic Engineering
Howard Johnson
East North Street
Syria
Prie
Doster
Curtis Woodwork
the Snyder Lumber Company
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