Old Mexico church to hold fifth homecoming event
The fifth annual Old Mexico church homecoming is set for Sunday at the Mexico church on August 9. Other local items include accidents and births in Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas, a state highway superintendent appointment news, and multiple marriage notices.
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Paul Kitchen
Sycamore
Old Mexico Church
Mexico Church
Frank EB. McEldowney
Wyandot County
Hazel McCreary
Upper Sandusky
Clarence
Cs Ward
Finittay
Artie M. Brashares
StéCutehenville
Monroe
Mich
Robert Althauser
Benkva
Harold Stansberry
North of
W. E. Minor
State Medical Board
Miner
Mary Elizabeth Uncapher
Phillip Uncapher
East of Kenton
Frank Sammet
Chris Sammet
Marseilles
Columbus
Crawford Community News Highlights From Carey Area
The Crawford column records a May week of visits and socials in Carey and nearby towns. Many residents, including Mr and Mrs Homer Phillips, Mr and Mrs Firmin Pahl, and families of Wrights and Wentlings, hosted or visited relatives across Vanlue, Marengo, Wharton, Upper Sandusky, and Harpster. A church lawn social and a Crawford school canion and picnic are planned with a large turnout anticipated. Mrs J F Held of Cleveland attended a homemaking gathering hosted by Mrs Ralph Haford, with several neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Agatha Rangler
Lester Stansberry
K. F. Moore
Joseph Rangler
Stansberry
Mifflin’ Township
Edith Swartz
Tiffin
Fred Stansberry
H. H Newell
Newell
Toledo Blade
John F Ptgte
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Charles Jonas
Upper Sandusky
St Peter's Catholic Church
Church
Francis Minger
Homer Phillips
Firmin Pahl
Carey
Wm. Wright
William Wright
T G. Laws
John Wright
Vanlue
Ralph Haford
R. J. Logsdon
J F. Held
Cleveland
Joe Brooks
Katie
Vincent
Ralph
Frank Brooks
Joe Weaver
Crawford School
J F Held
Brayton Davis
H W. Krar
Mark Karr
William Proctor
Forest Hurd
Jennie McIlhenny
Dorothy Fleck
Showing Her Ignorance
A brief caption from Le Rire Paris prints a scene where a woman exclaims shock after a pedestrian is struck while an auto driver calms her, urging restraint to avoid the impression of inexperience in car travel. The dialogue highlights social humor about a mishap during an outing.
Name Cards Displayed at Times Office
Printed name cards and engraved invitations lie scattered on a desk at the Times office, reflecting a flurry of callers and upcoming meetings as staff prepare for formal introductions and scheduling.
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Times Office
Juvenile Court Sentences Len Schiffler After Indecent Conduct Trial
In a Thursday afternoon hearing before Judge Charles F. Close, Len Schiffler was found guilty of acting to cause delinquency of minors through vulgar language and indecent conduct. He faced about a dozen witnesses, admitted drinking "white mule" the night before, but denied indecent acts. Schiffler received 30 days in county jail with 20 days suspended for good behavior and liquor abstinence, plus payment of costs by September 15.
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Charles F. “Close
Len Schuiler
Schiffler
Eay.b. Carter
Schiffer
Schiler
Estate matters and probate actions listed in judge's calendar
Judge Close's calendar shows settlement of the estate of John Mathews and multiple probate filings. Administrators, guardianships, and petitions for sales and letters testamentary are noted for several estates including Corey F. Barnthouse Frank C. McBeth William D. McDonald and other related guardianship and probate actions with witnesses testimony and orders recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathews
Hoke Conjitten
Corey F. Barnthouse
Anna EB. Barnthouse
Clarence L. Schindler
Frank C. McBeth
William D. McDonald
H. G. Chambers
Malvina McBeth
Public Budget Notice Under Senate Bill No 94
The boards of education trustees and village councils must make tentative budgets available for at least ten days for public inspection with two copies on file. Public hearings with notice at least ten days prior are required. The submission deadline to the county auditor is August 20 1925, call the auditor’s office for details.
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Wis
Wyandot County Jury Commission Members Appointed
L B Comstock a Republican farmer from Antrim township and Miss Bloise Thrall a Democrat of Carey are named to the Wyandot county jury commission for the coming year by Common Pleas Judge Charles F Close. Comstock succeeds Lt Governor Charles H Lewis who is ineligible for further service. Thrall is a re appointment in recognition of her past service aiding juror selection with Lewis.
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L B. Comstock
Antrim Township
Bloise Thrall
Carey
Wyandot County Jury Commission
Common Pleas
Charles F. Close
Comstock
Charles H. Lewis
Lewis
Thrall
Wyandot County Court
Dunlap Divorce Granted to Ruth E Barth in Wilful Absence Case
Judge Charles I F Close approves service by publication in the Ruth E Dunlap versus Glen Harvey Dunlap action. Glen Dunlap in default admits the petition. court finds wilful absence for over three years before filing. Ruth E Dunlap restored to maiden name Ruth E Barth and granted a divorce with plaintiff to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IF Close
Ruth E Dunlap
Glen Harvey Dunlap
Ruth E. Barth
Hutchinson Named Resident Engineer for Wyandot County
Charles Hutchinson, long serving deputy to Surveyor Charles F. Ellis, was appointed resident engineer for Wyandot County by the state highway commissioner, effective August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hutchinson
Charles F. Ellis
Wyandot County
Scullin Sues for Divorce Over Separation and Flight
Logan Scullin files for divorce from Lola M Scullin citing a 1923 Lima marriage and a separation spanning multiple towns. He alleges Lola moved personal belongings to Findlay, took a taxi to Forest and bought a ticket to Springfield, then returned to Lima and refuses to come back to Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Scullin
Lola M. Scullin
Lima
Carey
Findlay
Forest
Springfield
Money suit seeks $846.24 in Nash v Stone et al
Plaintiff C. E. Nash asks judgment for 846.24 with eight percent interest from July 28, requests transfer and recording of a deed and to quiet title in specified property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nash
C. Stone
July brides rise as licenses increase at probate office
The July license tally shows seven marriage licenses issued at the probate office, up from three in the same month last year. The data indicates a rise in marriages this July.
Sheriff and Deputy Arrest Man on Non-Support Charge
Sheriff W W Scheidegger and Deputy Fred Jonas arrested Harold J Borer in Norwalk on a non support charge. The Bucyrus Provident Company vs O M Newell et al Leave to defendant M S Newell to file pleading extended to August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Scheidegger
Fred Jonas
Norwalk
Harold J. Borer
Bucyrus’ Provident Co
O. M. Newell Et al
M. S. Newell
Ritterspach Begins Court Clerk Duties with Grace as Deputy
H. H. Ritterspach assumed his new duties as clerk of courts Monday. His daughter Miss Grace will be his deputy.
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H. H. Ritterspach
Miss Grace
Shoes And Middlings In Ohio Farm Life
Ohio farm boys and girls, 24 595 strong, are enrolled this summer in the 12 kinds of farm clubs sponsored by the agricultural college extension service of the Ohio State University in every county in the state. Grasshoppers threaten fields of new clover and late corn in south eastern and western Ohio. Farmers face ailments yet live longer than urbanites and rural households gain telephones in about two and a half million homes though under a million have gas or electric lights.
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United States
Ohio Farm
Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Overcharged Doctor Refuses Refund After Measles Visits
Mrs Browne complains to a London doctor about the cost of ten two visits for Jimmy’s measles. The physician notes the charge covers twenty two visits and remarks the case affected the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Speaking Nowaday Parody Provokes Inflammatory Quip
London Mail quotes a satirical line asking what to call a man who hides behind a woman's skirt. The remark labels the man as a magician, reflecting playful political humor of the era.
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London Mail
State to inspect wells and springs along highways
A general inspection will survey water in wells and springs along state highways. Pure wells and springs will be marked for traveler benefit. Tourist camps will be checked for sanitation. Read our want column.
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Davis Home
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Opal
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Wharton
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Boston
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Mary Tracy
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Charles Hoffman
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Edna Hoffman
W. C von Stein
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