Arson Suspected After $25,000 Meadowbrook Fire
A fire at Meadowbrook park bascom destroyed the dance hall and skating rink with an estimated loss of 25000. Investigators blame incendiary origin with gasoline on the floor and suspect a grudge against Bascom manufacturer J G Haugh. Watchman Carl Hade inhaled smoke and was treated. his condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Whch
J. G. Haugh
Haugh
Tiffin
New Riegel
Carl Hade
Hade
Stone Prices Jump After NRA Edict
Sandusky county commissioners received a letter from Nat R. France sales manager of the France Stone Co Toledo stating that stone prices across sizes except No 7 screenings would rise to 90 cents per ton and No 7 to 75 cents per ton All taxes assessments or charges to be paid by the consignee The changes come as the company has operated since August 1 under a blanket NRA code
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky County
Nat R. France
France Stone Co
Toledo
Consignee
NRA
Bids Sought for Transformers and Electric Meters
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs in Carey Ohio invites sealed bids for a one year supply of transformers and electric meters. Bids must be received by 7 00 pm Friday September 8 1933. Sugenia Henry secretary. By order of the board.
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Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Carey
Sugenia Henry
Ohio
Appointments Made for Home Owners Loan Work in Ohio
Columbus August 17. State Manager Henry G Brunner announced appointments of attorneys and appraisers in the Toledo and Akron district to carry on HOLC work in Ohio. David Creger named attorney and F E Weidaw named appraiser for Wyandot County both from Upper Sandusky.
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Columbus
Toledo
Akron
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Brunner
David Creger
F E Weidaw
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Fostoria Bans Distant Milk Shipments
Fostoria board of health approves an emergency rule requiring all milk sold in Fostoria to be bottled within seven miles of the city. The move aims to protect local milk dealers and curb shipments from distant sources.
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Fostoria
State Examines Accounts of Seneca County Relief Commission
State Examiner A. H. Harlett began a formal audit Friday in Tiffin of the Seneca county soldiers relief commission after commissioners requested the review following their inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Nominated Again: Dr Hartman of Gal ton Nominated for Mayors Club
Dr Hartman of Gal ton appears to be a life member of the May or's Club as he completes his 20th year and is named again on the primary ballot.
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Hartman of
Galton
Mayor’s Club
Cosmetic licensing and tax stamps take effect this week
Ohio Tax Commission announces licenses for cosmetic dealers cost one dollar with stamps required on all cosmetics sold. Items such as foot powders and balms, shaving creams and antiseptics face rules based on their advertised use. Discounts apply for stamps bought over fifty dollars and questions go to Guy F. Chilcote in Toledo.
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Tax ‘Commission
Guy F. Chilcote
Tax Commission of Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
Advertising Code urged by Baskin stores leaders
Chicago August 18. Newspaper advertising proved the most effective medium for sales appeal during the past three low mood years. The view came from hundreds of National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishing Dealers members at a convention round table. Salem N Baskin urged every store to adopt an advertising code as strictly as the NRA code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishing Dealers
Salem N. Baskin
Baskin Stores
NRA
Heavy beer licenses issued after legalization in three months
Washington reports internal revenue statistics show more than 262,000 retail beer establishments licensed in the first three months post legalization. Twenty dollar fees gathered from 262,639 retailers up to June 30. Fourteen thousand one hundred thirty five wholesalers licensed at fifty dollars each. Distilled liquor wholesalers numbered seven hundred fourteen and retailers thirty five thousand two hundred thirty three.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Petition to Determine Heirship in Frisch Estate Filed
In Seneca County Probate Court last Thursday, George Remlinger as administrator filed a petition to determine heirs of Fred Frisch of Seneca Township. Named heirs include sons Jerome Frisch of Carey and George Frisch of Mansfield and daughters Mrs Corrine Zickefoose of Tiffin and Mrs Mary Spence of Fostoria.
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Fred Frisch
Seneca Township
Seneca County
George Remlinger
Jerome Frisch
Carey
George Frisch
Mansfield
Corrine Zickefoose
Tiffin
Mary Spence
Fostoria
Mrs. J. N. Payne Dies After Illness in Upper Sandusky
Mrs. J N Payne longtime resident of Upper Sandusky died Tuesday evening at 845 following a brief illness. Born April 18 18 in Cutchenville she was married March 28 1882 to J N Payne and celebrated a golden anniversary last spring. Surviving are seven children 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren with two brothers and a large extended family. Funeral services were held Friday at her home and Trinity Reformed church with interment in Old Mission cemetery.
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J. N. Payne
North Fifth Street
Upper Sandusky
Payne
Haines
Cutchenville
Josiah
Giles) Haines
Indiana
Carey
Adrian
William
Grant Payne
Sturgis
Mich
Fannie Fern
Gilbert Karcher
Near Upper Sandusky
Irma Plorence
Robert Gottfred
Gertrude Alma
Delbert Smith
East of Upper Sandusky
Susan Giles
J. F. Cope
Mahoning County
Eva Arlene
George L. Gibson
Clara Pauline
Owen Roberts
West of Upper Sandusky
Deniel Ariel Payne
Floyd Melvin Payne
Celesta Belle Payne
Owen E. Haines
J. M. Haines
McCutchenville
Charles l. Haines
Rodney Pool Haines
Jasper §. Haines
Homer William Haines
Celesta June Cook
Elmer Grant
Hai
Trinity Reformed Church
G. W. Good
Old Mission Cemetery
Interurban line ends as Columbus Delaware and Marion Co quits
Marion, Aug 21. With its last run tonight the Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric Co ceases operation of its traction cars. The 45 mile main Marion Columbus route and 18 mile Marion Bucyrus extension are abandoned, closing another Ohio interurban segment. The line began in 1902 from Columbus to Delaware, then Marion, with grand plans for a Marion centered network.
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Columbus
Delaware
John G. Webb
Springfield
Marion
George Whysall
Webb
Madison-Columbus
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Mount Vernon
Findlay
Toledo
Cleveland
Barbers Face New Ohio License Fee and Health Rules
Ohio adopts a new barber license law effective September 1 requiring a $12 license fee. Applicants must submit a physician health certificate, evidence of cleanliness, and two photographs. Shops must install new sterilizing equipment.
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Ohio
Boulay Named State Public Works Engineer for Ohio
Columbus Aug 18 The appointment of L A Boulay of Columbus as state public works engineer for Ohio was announced today He will pass on all public works projects for the state in this role.
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Columbus
L. A. Boulay of
Ohio
Nationwide check up to start August 28
Washington launches a nationwide canvass to assess the Blue Eagle insignia status under the National Recovery Administration. Local volunteer committees in thousands of towns will seek 100 percent compliance to boost consumer and employer cooperation and restore normal business.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
General Johnson
D. F. Horner
Pheasants distributed to western and northern sections
One hundred twenty five pheasants eight weeks old from Wellington state farm were distributed in western and northern sections of the county last Thursday afternoon. An equal number will head to southern and eastern townships next week. Distributed under Game Protector Clarence Ball and Izaak Walton League leader A G Mc Quate, the program limited to suitable cover lands and farms where hunting is allowed.
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Seneca County
Wellington
State Conservation Division
Clarence Ball
A. G. McQuate
Tiffin
Izaak Walton League
Crawford County Fair Cancelled for Second Year
Bucyrus reports Alton Haller secretary of the Crawford county fair board says there will be no fair this fall marking the county's second consecutive year without an agricultural exposition for the first time in over 75 years.
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Bucyrus
Alton Haller
Crawford County Fair Board
Crawford County
Peirce Family Reunion Elects Officers at Carey Park
Sixty relatives gathered Sunday at Carey Park for a Peirce family reunion with attendees from Tiffin Findlay Upper Sandusky and Carey. Glenn Bowen of near Upper Sandusky was reelected president and John Sheridan of Carey was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Peirce
Carey Park
Tiffin
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Carey Glenn Bowen
Near Upper Sandusky
John Sheridan
Carey
Berry area social notes show wide family visits
Lizzie Phillips visits Florein Day while the Day family visits Bland and Orewster in Berry and nearby towns. Numerous Gibson family visits span Berry Tiffin Upper Sandusky Sycamore Carey and Fostoria with dinners picnics and houseguest shifts across weekends.
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Lizzie Phillips
Florein
Mrs. Florein
Charles Bland
Wheat allotments to be paid in cash under recovery program
Secretary Wallace announced cash wheat allotments with no deductions for government indebtedness. About $1.0 billion will go to wheat growers from processing taxes, while $10 million of the $110 million due to cotton farmers may be held up by government debt. A legal distinction explains the different handling of checks.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Legal Department of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Restaurant owners convene to form county organization
Last Thursday a meeting of restaurant and lunch room proprietors from Upper Sandusky Carey Sycamore and Wharton was held in the assembly room at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky. The gathering adjourned to await a drawn restaurant code and the creation of a county organization.
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Upper Sandusky
Carey,Sycamore
Wharton
Court House
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M.D. Marion
Astrolley
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Court of Common Pleas
Whergin Lewie G. Reis
Blanche A. Steigerwalt Et al
Wyandot
Towit
Carey & Dow
East Findlay Street
Harry Weatherholtz
A. K. Hall
H. L.mason
Berry News
Alf Bland
Mrs
Betty
Helen Gibson
Near Tiffin
H. HE
Joseph Gibson
Charles
Florein Day
Berry
Lygella Bland
Charles Orewster
Sycamore
Sheldon Kieopfer
Chas. Bland
Charles Day
Ruth’ Stifter
Audrey Beaschler
Ferrel Haines
Carol
John Gilliland
Donald Myers
Florent
Leo Clark
Virginia
Jane
Doris
Patricia
E. E. Gibson
D. V. Gilliland
Gibsonburg
Mr. Gilliland
J. H. Gilliland
Mary Louise Myers
Helen and
Betty Gibson
Aaron Alspach
Vankie
Audley
Beaschler
Nellie
Mattie Gibson
Helen
Josephne
Emmet Gibson
Richard Gibson
R. B. Gilliland
Louise
John
Ralph Edward
H. Gilliland
Mattie
Grandma Gibson
Gibson Farm
Rytex
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