Nevada News Highlights Local Happenings and Honors
Nevada News reports Mrs Pauline Thatcher’s eighty six birthday celebration and elections reelect Dr Smalley and clerk A Billhardt Jr. It notes marriage Clyde G Riley to Beatrice Young and death of Harry Kneisley at 27. It covers Tippin ditch hearing granting sale August 19, Ohio Volunteer Infantry reunion August 30, and public notices of county offices changing in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde G. Riley
Beatrice Young
Nevada
L. R. Akers
Methodist Church
Harry Kneisley
Harpster
Tippin Joint County
Wyandot
Seneca
01St
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
I. M. Kirby
Upper Sandusky
Poultry statistics from the 1910 census for Ohio farms
The 1910 census shows 253 685 farms reporting poultry with 17 342 289 fowls valued at 9 533 000 dollars. Chickens numbered 16 850 099 across 263 608 farms, turkeys 162 664 on 43 019 farms, ducks 106 958 on 21 288 farms, geese 112 706 on 24 121 farms, guinea fowls 53 958 on 10 917 farms, pigeons 55 678 on 8 184 farms, and small counts for peafowls and pheasants.
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Ohio
Correction on Pittsburg Sutphen Visit
In reporting C. R. Sutphen and wife visiting his parents last week we incorrectly named the Pittsburg Post as his employer. He is business manager of the Pittsburg Dispatch, the city's leading newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Sutphen
Sutphen
Pittsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines Sunday School at 9 00 a m with Jeremiah cast into prison topic and larger attendance. Morning worship at 10 15 led by Rev P B Cuppett followed by communion. Evening preaching at 7 30 by the pastor. W F M S meets Monday for Law Suit participants. Midweek prayer and teachers meeting, choir practice Tuesday. Dr J H Fitzwater preaches Friday Aug 18 and conducts quarterly conference. Membership urged to attend and observe baptism or request immersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Cuppett
J. H. Fitzwater
Family Dinner Hosts Heck Family Guests from Van Wert and Chicago
Mr and Mrs David Heck held a Sunday family dinner inviting Mr and Mrs Ottis Koogle and their children of Van Wert Mr and Mrs Carl Heck Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck and Mr John Heck of Chicago as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Heck
Ottis Koogle
van Wert
Carl Heck
Ralph Heck
John Heck
Chicago
Moonlight Corn Roast Brings Local Youths Together
A Friday evening moonlight picnic and corn roast took place along the creek at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beebe east of Carey. Attending were Dorothea Brauns Gertrude Kinley Irma Eggleston Lola Willis Nora and Ruby Good Gertrude Reinbrech Edward Lowery Allen Moser George Artz O L Brodrick Carl Berg Fred Burckhardt George Kinley and hosts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berg of Upper Sandusky plus Miss Louise Eimer and John Guinther of Niagara New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Beebe
Carey
Dorothea Brauns
Gertrude Kinley
Irma Eggleston
Lola Willis
Nora
Ruby Good
Gertrude Reinbrech
Edward Lowery
Allen Moser
George Artz
O. L. Brodrick
Carl Berg
Fred Burckhardt
George Kinley
Arthur Berg
Upper Sandusky
Louise Eimer
John Guinther
Niagara
N.Y
Watermelon Spread at Maur Cottage Moonlit Party
A moonlit gathering at the Brevet on the Maur cottage grounds east of town featured Miss May Marry and friends enjoying juvenile games and a long watermelon spread under trees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phelps, Mrs. W. J. Cosgray, Edith Walker, Kathryn McGuire, Persis Newhard, Ruth Ewing, Adah Johnson, Helen Dickinson of Bellefontaine, Mary Belle Stark of Charlestown, W V Eloise Thrall, Berenice Keller, May Cosgray, Roy Green, Ralph Kurtz, Gail Ryder, Russell Kurtz, Lawrence Kennerley, Mark Karr and Merritt Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Maur
May Marry
W. H. Phelps
W. J. Cosgray
Edith Walker
Kathryn McGuire
Persis Newhard
Ruth Ewing
Adah Johnson
Helen Dickinson
Bellefountaine
Mary Belle Stark
Charlestown
W. Va
Eloise Thrall
Berenice Keller
May Cosgray
Messrs
Roy Green
Ralph Kurtz
Gail Ryder
Russell Kurtz
Lawrence Kennerley
Mark Karr
Merritt Patterson
Battle With a Blue Racer Hurls Boy in Field
Ross Fruth, son of Jacob Fruth, was stalked by a large blue racer while beckoning cows from a stump. He used a stick to fend off the snake, striking it three times until the serpents bloodied muzzle. Smaller snakes gathered as the fight ended fled.
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Ross
Jacob Fruth
The Cities Are Taking Notice of Agriculture
Cities face rising living costs and food shortage as population grows while farm output declines. The piece urges urban residents to support agriculture and the state fair to bolster farming, contrasting city hunger with farm abundance.
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Old Mother Hubbard
Crawford Reunion Announces 15th annual gathering
The Crawford family holds its 15th reunion on Saturday August 26 at the W. C. Crawford home in Biglick township.
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Crawford
W. C. Crawford
Biglick Township
Wyandot Granges to hold union picnic at fair ground
Wyandot county granges plan a Thursday picnic on the fair ground. D. E. Dunham of the Ohio State Grange will present an address. The event welcomes all interested in agriculture and aims for a day long affair to be remembered.
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Wyandot County
Fair Ground
D. E. Dunham
Ohio State Grange
Family Gathering at Wilson Homes With Guests From Out of Town
A warm Sunday gathering united the W. D. Wilson and Pearl Wilson households for a sumptuous dinner enjoyable day. Attendees visiting from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baim of Long Beach California Mrs. Minnie Comer of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Whilson and children John and Rachael and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and son Carl of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilson
Pearl Wilson
City
Frank Baim
Long Beach
Calif
Minnie Comer
Chicago
R. A. Whilson
John
Rachael
Harry Wilson
Carl
Findlay
State Fair Gains Public Support From Leading Figures
Prominent men from finance, industry, railways, and academia back the State Fair. They urge citizens to attend to showcase the state’s strength and potential wealth, arguing improvement and world betterment depend on practical methods.
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Iitwens
i_ financial cyeles
Toledo Visit by Mrs Sheller and Relatives
Mrs. E. A. Sheller and her daughter Miss Mary Clymer visited Toledo on Saturday. They were joined by Mrs. Sheller’s sister Mrs. BE. L. Ferrnal of Lafayette Indiana who will spend a few days in Toledo before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gilliland
Théodore Bolish
George Ash
M. M. Hollandshead
W. J. Lowery
Stephen A. Ranck
Henry Kinley
Ulrich
Ohio Northern University
Florence
Charles
E. A. Sheller
Mary Clymer
Toledo
Christian Science Services This Sunday Morning
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday at 10 15 a m with the subject Mind A testimony meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 745 p m at Newhard Block North Vance St
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Christian Science Services
Newhard Block
North Vance St
Primary candidates filed for September 5 elections
The list shows Democratic and Republican candidates across city, township and school boards. Notable names include Democrat mayoral hopefuls A. Van Heyde and Joseph F. Wonder and Republican mayoral candidate J. G. Laughlin, with numerous clerks treasurers assessors marshals and council members across Crawford Ridge and Salem townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bish
Loren Stahl
Jacob Nitrauer
Graham Buckland
F. J. Vigor
E. B. Kurtz
S. A. Wenner
H. G. Chambers
A. P. Johnson
J. F. Brown
Board of Public Affairs
L. G. Ranger
Byron Ogg
Board of Education
T. M. Johnston
W. O. Longfellow
J. N. Miller
John L. Shumaker
H. H. Gottfried
F. X. Brown
John A. Binan
Peter Krock
Thomas Henige
George Frank
Auto overturns on road near Forest. occupants uninjured
A Sunday afternoon crash on the road to Forest caused an automobile to skid onto the grass and overturn. Passengers Forest Shuler Charley Myers Linus Myers Jay Black and Earl Black were not injured and the car sustained very slight damage.
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Forest Shuler
Charley Myers
Linus Myers
Jay Black
Earl Black
Forest
Crawford store supplies for Van Wert visitors
Mr and Mrs Ottis Koogle and their children visited Mrs Koogle’s sister Mrs David Heck in Van Wert. They arrived by auto on Saturday to spend the weekend at the Heck residence and inquire about forks hoes shovels rakes hinges nails staples hay rope machine oil harness oil roof paint pulleys at Crawford store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Ottis Koogle
Cecil and
Millard
van Wert
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