Longtime Upper Sandusky resident Jacob Messmer dies
Jacob Henry Messmer aged 76 died at 608 S Eighth St Upper Sandusky after heart trouble and dropsy. He was born July 25 1863 in Salem township son of Anthony and Elizabeth Messmer. He married Anna Moss in 1888 and Louise Althauser in 1901. four sons and three daughters survive plus adopted daughter Helen Lawhead deceased. He leaves 22 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren and two siblings. Funeral from St Peter's Catholic church with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Jacob Henry Messmer
Upper Sandusky
S. Eighth Street
Mr Messmer
Salem Township
Anthony
Elizabeth (Redman) Messmer
Anna M Moss
Elmer J Messmer
Carey
Walter Wos Messmer
Mifflin Township
John G Messmer
Ft. ‘Wayne
Adam Robert
Messmer
Louise Alt
Frederick Allen Baker born 1938 dies in Columbus hospital
Frederick Allen Baker son of Mr and Mrs Allen Baker of near Wharton died at 2 48 o'clock last Thursday morning in Children s Hospital Columbus The cause of death was not known a post mortem was held He had been ill since birth Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon from New Zion church with Rev John Terry officiating Burial took place in Lee cemetery Survived by parents and many siblings Two grandmothers Mrs Julia Jenkins and Mrs L G Altwater Also noted are verses in the obituary.
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Frederick Allen Baker
Allen Baker
Wharton
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Harry Bristoll
New Zion Church
John Terry
Lee Cemetery
Frederick Allen
Richland Township
Allen
Fairy
Howard) Baker
Kathryn Mae
Eva Marie Zella
Gail John Anthony
Wayne Junior
Franklin ‘Delano
Charles Vinton
Martin Davey Baker
Julia Jenkins
L G Altwater
Carey
Funeral of Clarence F. Ruffing
Funeral services for Clarence Francis Ruffing who died Tuesday after Brights disease and dropsy were held Friday at Our Lady of Consolation with Rev Joseph Herp. Burial followed at St Marys cemetery. Pallbearers were Dennis De Vene Harry Rook Anson Gear A A Pfleghaar Ralph Haford and J A Vaughn. He was 44 years old. Relatives traveled from Bucyrus Fremont Tiffin Sandusky City Detroit Marion Kenton Sycamore Mt Gilead Fostoria Toledo Chicago Columbus Bellevue Arkon Cleveland McCutchenville Chillicothe Gibsonburg Portsmouth and Upper Sandusky.
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Clarence Francis Ruffing
N Vance Street
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Joseph Herp
St Mary’s Cemetery
Carey
Dennis de Vene
Harry Rook
Anson Gear
Kenton
A. A Pfleghaar
Ralph Haford
J. A Vaughn
Gratitude for support after passing of husband and father
We thank Father Joseph Herp for consoling words and all neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of our husband and father. Thanks to those who sent flowers and spiritual bouquets, those who provided music, cars, and to Undertaker Bristoll for services. Mrs. C. F. Ruffing and Daughters.
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Joseph Herp
Bristoll
Hiram D Johnson Dies After Barn Accident Injuries
Hiram D Johnson 72 died at home near McCutchenville after injuries from a cow crush in his barn six weeks earlier. He had been treated at Mercy hospital Tiffin for bladder rupture and other injuries, with a brief recovery followed by decline. Born September 26 1866 in Wyandot County he married Amanda Spray in 1890 and is survived by two brothers T J Johnson of Sycamore and Edward of Dayton. Funeral services were held Saturday at his residence and in the McCutchenville Reformed church with interment in South Bend cemetery.
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Hiram D. Johnson
McCutchenville
Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Mr Johnson
Wyandot County
Miles
Hannah (Brundage) Johnson
Amanda Spray
T J. Johnson
Sycamore
Edward
Dayton
McCutchenville Reformed Church
Peeler
South Bend
Girl Dies During Motor Trip in Indiana
Ruth Virginia Vareghn 16 of Bloomville dies of heart attack while on an automobile trip near Milford Indiana. Funeral services held in Bloomville Wednesday. Daughter of Ulysses Vaughn she was a Bloomville High School junior en route with family to Dixon WL.
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Tiffin
Bloomville
Ruth Virginia Vareghn
Bloomville High School
Milford
Ind
Ulysses Vaughn
Dixon, WL
Chemurgy Fights Surplus Problem With Research
The article explains chemurgy as a fusion of science and farming to create industrial markets. It cites labs in New Orleans Philadelphia Peoria and San Francisco. notes crops and by products like soy oil starch from sweet potatoes castor oil pine newsprint ethanol blends and insecticides. Wheeler McMillen is president of the National Farm Chemurgic Council headquartered in Columbus Ohio.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Peoria
San Francisco
Calif
Jones
Farmer Brown
Henry Ford
United States
Mississippi
Lufkin
Tex
Chemurgy
National Farm Chemurgic Council
Columbus
Dearborn
Mich
Wheeler McMillen
Food Stamp Plan to Expand Nationally Says Wallace
Secretary Wallace announced the food stamp plan to distribute farm surpluses to low income groups will roll out nationwide in months. Expansion will be gradual with six cities as pilots showing encouraging results in Rochester Dayton Shawnee and others. The program aims to move surplus crops to those with inadequate diets while aiding relief clients and privately employed on limited incomes.
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Washington
Henry A Wallace
Shawnee
Oklo
Rochester
Dayton
Wallace
Carey Boys 4 H Club Plans For State Fair
The Carey Boys 4 H club met August 7 in the high school agriculture room. Mr Crum county agent spoke on photography and showed pictures from near Canada and Lake Ontario. The next meeting is scheduled for August 21.
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Carey Boys
Crum
Canada
Lake Ontario
Carey Markets Corrected Prices for Grains and Butterfat
Grain prices revised this Thursday morning by local officials. Wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and beets listed with updated figures. butterfat and graded eggs shown with small ranges. Local market values reflect current supply and demand conditions.
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Carey Markets
Sewing Machine Fraud Nipped by Marion Officials
John Geyer 26, confessed swindler in Marion and nearby counties begins a 60 day workhouse term after pleading to obtaining money under false pretenses. The case cites a pattern of posing as a sewing machine salesman and borrowing money from drivers who haul him to towns. Police note other victims include Lanning, Salisburer, Buckland, Binkley, and Cheney as investigations expand.
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John Geyer
Marion
Columbus
Martin Geyer
Charles Pullins
Woodstock
Delaware County
Geyer
Scott Buckland
Robert Binkley
Carey
Cfe Lanning
Arlington
Lanning
Paul Salisburer
Ottawa
Findlay
Willis Cheney
Ada
Lima
Cheney
Typewriter Ribbons Worn Out Sold at Carey Times Office
Worn typewriter ribbons are advertised as available at the Carey Times office for purchase.
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Carey Times
Wyandot County Farmers Notified of 1940 Wheat Program
Wyandot county agricultural conservation association chair Robert E. Swelgard says farmers will receive notice of their 1940 wheat allotments within weeks. Eligibility for conservation payments, price adjustments, loans, and crop insurance depends on compliance and timely actions by September 20, 1939 or before seeding.
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Robert E. Swelgard
Wyandot County Agricultural Conservation Association
AAA
Large vote out in Upper Sandusky for marshal nomination
Incumbent Adolph Kirchner leads the Democratic ticket in an off year primary with 649 votes to 138 for Ira Bolyard. Kirchner’s 511 vote plurality tops the 1931 field. total Democratic turnout near 800. Republican totals: 100 votes with no contests.
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Adolph Kirchner
Marshal Marshal Kirchner
Daily Chief Union
Ira Bolyard
Kirchner
Union
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J. Ai. Wiessior
Frederick Baker
Frederick
Kor
O. FP
C. F. Ruffing
Pete’s
Ese m
Pete's
Pete’s Market
William Dow
Pure Sausage Park Wieners
Upper
Sandusky
Strand
the Lady’s
Kentucky
George Raft and
Ellen Drew
Bulldog Drummond
Secret Police
John Howard and
Heather Angel
Syrian Picnic Corporation
Panama
Lucille Ball
Allan Lane
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