Findlay Area News Briefs Include Chautauqua Plans And Local Courts
The Findlay area reports a Redpath Chautauqua engagement, a First M E Sunday School class for an attorney, a parking fine of one dollar bonds, and family news. Mt. Blanchard Journal notes a county yield of about twenty bushels per acre at Lt. Turner Mackey’s farm. Marriage licenses rise again in July signaling a 1920 high. highway bond bids fail for the Essinger road. A drunken driving case incurs a heavy fine in mayor’s court. A petition seeks to block Prof Crawford’s $3,600 salary as district superintendent with Mt. Blanchard and Carey attorneys aiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
George Russel
Amanda Township
Philip Helck
Wifa
Carey
George Hickle
Blanchard Journal
Turner Mackey
Pleasant Township
Essinger
Grant Long
McCutchenville
G. W McClelland
Ridge and
Richland Townships
Wyandot County
Mt. Blanchard Journal
M. (. Algo
Edgar M. Crawford
County Board of Education
Eight Ohio counties still lack county agent employment
The announcement notes that among Ohio counties only eight remain without county agent programs after five counties including Jackson Meigs Mercer Noble and Pike adopted agent work. Adams Butler Fayette Guernsey Harrison Pickaway Union and Vinton are listed as not employing agents.
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Fiveore
Jackson
Meigs
Mercer
Noble
Pike
Ohio
Adams
Butler
Fayette
Guerney
Harrison, Pickaway
Union
Vinton
Sensational Violinist Stolofsky At Ohio Lyceum Date
Miss Stolofsky, a renowned violinist on the Redpath list, captivates patrons with a diverse repertoire including Hubay Scenes de la Scarda, Wieniawski Mazurka, Saint Saens Swan, and encores like Annie Laurie Suwanee River and Sarakate Bagpipe Imitation. Prof Hoover notes the lyceum’s largest audience praised her, comparing her favorably to Maud Powell. performances at Carey run August 18 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Procter
Miss Stolofsky
Redpath
Hubay
Annie Laurie
Sarakate
T. N. Hoover
Lyceum
Maud Powell
Hartford City Chamber of Commerce's first year highlights
A review of Hartford City Indiana Chamber of Commerce's first year notes achievements behind the scenes. It credits organized effort for a county hospital project, new industrial plants, housing initiatives, and an advertising sale program. The bureau helped job placement and a clean up campaign improved the city’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stevenson
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Hartford City Chamber of Commerce
Hartford City Foundry Company
Sipe
Washington Street
Thompson-Weber Canning Company
Lake Erie
Startford City Chamber of Commerce
Building and Loan Association
Hartford City
Chamber of Commerece Hik
Letters from Essex Friends Reflect Harvest and Faith
England to America correspondence recounts rainy harvest, blighted fruit, and a strong moral appeal. Alice Goodman praises a book, notes family visits from the States, and urges usefulness before life's end. Mr. Goodman observes late rains, dear fruits, and a lost focus on faith after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wyborn
Great ‘Wakering
Essex
Ge Goodman
England
Alice Goodman
Alfalfa Harvest Plans by Charley Hay Near Findlay
Charley Hay cut about 36 tons of alfalfa from 6 acres in early June and a larger second crop followed. He expects a third cut in September, averaging four tons per acre across three cuttings. At $20 a ton, he could net $80 per acre after $5 production cost per acre, or $65 per acre. He plans 50 acres next spring to grow alfalfa for feeding his dairy herd according to Farmer John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hay
Mr. Hay
Hay
Pi&s
John
Findlay
Jeffersonian
Barbers in Seneca County to File Health Certificates
County health commissioner Dr H C L Hinckley announced Wednesday that barbers must file health certificates with the county health board. Beginning immediately only barbers free from infections or skin diseases will be permitted to work. The beard plans to hire a public health nurse and seeks Red Cross chapter support for another nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
County Health Board
H. Co. L. Hinckley
Red Cross
Public auction of Shuman farm Wyandot County Ohio 1920
In pursuance of a Common Pleas Court order the Shuman farm in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio will be sold at public auction September 4 1920 at 2 pm at the West Door of the Court House Upper Sandusky. The property contains about 11 1 4 acres and is appraised at 862 50 with a three year mortgage payable in three equal installments and secured by a mortgage on the premises. Rebecca J Stoody administratrix of Elizabeth Shuman deceased Carey and Hall Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Crawford Township
Crawford
Ridge Townships
Said Township
Ridge Township
William Shuman
Said
Reservation
Shuman
Carey
Keller Road
Findlay Road
Rebecca J. Stoody
Elizabeth Shuman
Carey and Hall
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WIGHT
Irene Stolofsky
O. K
Indiana
Chamber of Commercié
Josh Billings
Mr. Goodman
America
Os- Wego
James Catmull
Bexley Heath
Alfalfa
U.S. A
San Francisco
New York
C. B. Toledo
W. H. Phelps. Garage CO
Blem O
Seneca
Mammoth
Fair Grounds
Arthur H. Unger
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