Hancock County News Roundup Covers Local Politics and Incidents
Local notes report eligible women for county committees, a Findlay shoe store break in with sixty five dollars stolen, estate of Nicholas Fox appraised, divorces filed and pending in common pleas, Findlay clock to be set back, ditch petition in Amanda township, death of Dr. L S Woods in Rawson, Mexican colony at Continental sugar plant, injuries to Mrs. Fredsige in Toledo, Mayor Mitchell targets traffic violators, juvenile tire theft, McComb explores monthly community auction, eloping couple denied license, proposal for new county and county consolidation talk, oil leases in Hancock county via J A Reigle, and a near miss collision between car and Nickle Plate locomotive near McComb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic, Central and
Executive
P. S. Engler
Findlay
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Duncan
Avil
N. B. Pressler
Amanda Township
L. S. Woods
Rawson
Summit
Cherry Streets
Toledo
Mitchell
McComb
Hancock County
Hancock Wood
Seneca
Fostoria
Kentucky
Mr. Reigle
W. J. Reigle
Mr. Blanchard Journal
Isn't It a Glorious Name for Amelia Bump
A provincial schoolteacher in 1920s America, weary of her plain life and dreaded name Amelia Bump, finds romance when a wounded aviator crashes into her garden. He discovers her first name matches her mother’s and she embraces a new life as Mrs. Lieut. Victor Fairfax, ending her loneliness with unexpected joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhay
Amelia Bump
Evelyn
Sylvia
Doris
Aneeka Bump
Rosalies
Marjories
Aurelia
Tate Amelia
Lieut
Victor Faififax
Japanese storekeeper millionaire in 60 days
A rural Japanese shopkeeper arrives in Tokyo with 500 dollars and becomes a millionaire in a month by investing in rice and a stock gamble. The market then collapses. he loses his fortune, returns to his country store, and recounts the two months of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kakuhara
Tokyo
Rice and Produce Exchange
Aph
Grain Elevators Run by Ohio Farmers Reshape Local Trade
Ohio studies show about 350 grain elevators owned and operated by farmers. Local groups bought out small town dealers and now run depots and supply stores. They handle grain hay wool and sometimes livestock while supplying seeds coal fertilizer lime drain tile fencing and other farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. E. Erdman
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio palate / university
Redwood use and durability on coastal timber
Redwood timber offers high rot and fire resistance, ideal for coastal Bayciffe areas. Untreated redwood heartwood resists fungi due to tannins and resins, keeping corttal wood in good condition for 25 years or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayciffe
Corttall
Woman's Tolerance
A neighbor woman’s idea of tolerance is to say with a curious emphasis that she is open to conviction on the subject. She remarks, Oh well, I don’t suppose the girl’s actually bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicholas Fox
Washington Township
Lee Ewing
Ernest Shreeve
Loren Barger
Ewing
Jay Couriér
McClure Newspaper’ Syndicate
Caroline
Carolyn
Mary Jane
Marie Jean
Janette
Amelia
Miss Bump
DiThy
Rory
Erie Food Products Co., Inc
Sandusky, Ohio
U.S
U. S
U. S. Tires
United States
M. J. Ruffing &Son
Sutter & Lee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!