Death of D. B. Lusk in Michigan auto crash
Delos Bradley Lusk aged 50 born June 5 1873 near Prairie Depot Wood county Ohio died November 28 1923 near Monroe Michigan in an automobile accident. He married Viola Shue July 3 1895 and had seven children Marie Floyd Fred Lucille Dorothy two grandchildren. He worked in oil then drilling water wells at Monroe at death. Funeral at home with Rev Martins charge pallbearers Knights of Pythias Moose. Burial at Prairie Depot with Knights services. Attending relatives from Detroit Lansing Fostoria Prairie Depot.
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Delos Bradley Lusk
James H
Ophelia Hedge Lusk
Prairie Depot
Wood County
Ohio
Monroe
Mich
Viola Shue
Marie
Milton Stone
Detroit
Floyd D
Fred D
Lucille M
Dorothy
Betty Jean
Nadine Stone
Lusk
W. F. Martin
Firestone
Knights of Pythias
Moose Lodges
Mr. Lusk
M. &. Stone
5. S. Lusk
Lansing, Mich
George Hedge
Frank Hedge
Emma Bierly
Leon Ward
Fostoria
I. W. McDowell
Mae
Expressing Gratitude for Support in Sorrow
We thank all who assisted us in our hour of sorrow. Neighbors Rev Martin Rev Firestone and Mr Sutter and everyone who helped lighten our burden. Mrs D B Lusk and children.
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Martin
Firestone
Mr. Sutter
D. B. Lusk
Centenary of Monroe Doctrine Marked by Coolidge Letter
President Coolidge writes to the Pan American committee marking the centenary of the Monroe Doctrine. He praises the celebration plans across hundreds of cities and nations, noting the doctrine as a lasting peace guarantor for the Americas and the world.
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Coolidge
International
International Pan-American Committee
Three
Americas
Strange blind fish of Cuba discovery described
The piece notes Cuban blind fishes differ from U S forms and some Cuban species inhabit stream caverns with eyeless individuals. It states there are no relatives to American cave fishes and that some Cuban species also occur in other West Indies fresh waters.
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Cuba
United States
West Indies
Ship's Direction Finder Installed On Transatlantic Liners
Wireless direction finders have been installed on a transatlantic liner enabling rapid determination of the ship’s bearing to any land wireless station. With two or more stations, cross bearings yield exact vessel position. the system is especially valuable in thick or hazy weather.
Farmers Hosea and Golden Tong Buy 50 Acres Each
Hosea and Golden Tong purchased 50 acres apiece of the Lewis Kelbley farm at sheriff's sale. They paid the same bid price as the mortgage holder who bid it in. Combined they paid a total of $4300 for the farm.
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Hosea
Golden Tong
Lewis Kelbley
Hebekahs set meeting to elect officers and exchange gifts
At Tuesday’s Hebekahs meeting they will elect officers and share a pot luck meal. Christmas gifts will be exchanged with each pot to cost 25 cents.
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Hebekahs
Letter From West F. J. Dame's Mother Describes Arizona Trip
Mesa Arizona November 27 1923 Mrs Charles Dame writes to her children about travel with Orville Hart and Charles Hart from Mesa to Riverside to Long Beach crossing mountains and deserts. She notes pleasant weather a warm camp life in a tent with the Hart boys and a beautiful Mesa town as they plan further travels and await word from relatives.
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Mesa
Ariz
Emma Stahl
Long Beach
Riverside
Calif
Hart Boys
Hart
Carey
Dad Dame
White Mountains
Mule Pass
Narrow Escape After Auto Strikes Mrs Hickle on Findlay Street
Mrs G W Hickle of East Findlay Street narrowly escaped death when an automobile struck her near the Hocking Valley tracks on Findlay Street. She suffered injuries to the back of the head and right knee and was left at her porch steps by a tan overcoat wearing young driver who gave no name. She remained in bed for some time.
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G. W. Hickle
East Findlay Street
Hocking Valley
Findlay Street
Mrs. Hickle
Rain Causes Auto Collision In Poor Visibility
Traffic incident occurred last Thursday evening as an Elmer Strahm of Dow Street car traveling south and a Findlay driver moving west collided. Strahm’s steering gear was damaged and the Findlay vehicle lost a fender due to the crash.
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Elmer Strahm
Dow St
Findlay
Strahm
Findlay Wai
Timely farm notes and quotes on diet and harvest
The excerpt surveys farming tips and seasonal observations from Ohio topics. It notes damp henhouses needing airflow, Thanksgiving as habit, population growth, farm costs, December apples, and experiments on rat diets with minerals. It closes with a papal and literary reflection on Jesus and harvest imagery.
School Valuation in Seneca County
The total public school property value in Seneca County is 1 831 000 dollars. Elementary sites and buildings total 934 250 dollars and high schools 753 000 dollars. Equipment totals 80 260 for elementary and 373 500 for high schools. Bonded debt stands at 502 874.36 with sinking fund 7 120.22. Maintenance tax rate 4.466 mills. sinking fund 2.156 mills.
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Seneca County
Powell
Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law Targets Small Wyandot Employers
H R Witter directs all field deputies to compile a complete list of Wyandot County employers with three to five workers and inform them of the Workmen's Compensation Act. The new law, effective January 1 1924, lowers the threshold to three employees, affecting many in this district. Galion office will handle December applications as operators must carry state insurance after January 1 or face violation. Deputy C F Mulligan Galion Ohio handles district inquiries.
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H. R. Witter
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Wyandot County
C. F. Mulligan
Galion
Mulligan
C F. Mulligan
Farmers protest plan to move Adrian houses to Tiffin
Farmers along the route protested a plan to move a section of Adrian twenty miles into Tiffin across two counties. They threaten court action to stop Noah Baumgardner of Tiffin from moving the dwellings, claiming traffic disruption and road damage as two crawler tractors haul the first house toward Tiffin.
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Toledo Blade
Tiffin
Adrian
Dee 4
Noah Baumgardner
Wyandot
Husband and Wife Both in Toledo Hospital
Attorney Benjamin Meck went to Toledo to visit Mrs. Meck in hospital after an operation. He himself became an inmate of the same hospital and underwent a later operation. Both are reported in good condition and will be away from Bucyrus for several weeks.
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Benjamin Meck
Toledo
Mr. Meck
Sam B Callon Holds Editor Mayor and Justice Posts
The Sycamore Leader notes Sam B Callon serves as editor of the Journal and also fills roles as mayor and justice of the peace, describing him as a triple threat in local public life. The item leaves whether to offer congratulations or sympathy open.
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Blanchard
Sam B. Callon
Justice of the Peace
Sam
Sycamore
Local Notes From Twenty-Five Years Ago In Fndlay And Carey
Twenty five years ago T W McClure visited F ndlay while Judge Allen Smalley spent hours in town Monday morning Virgil Thomas studied at North Manchester Ind Mrs Johanna Higgins died at 83 years in Carey The Carry Flouring Mill ran double time yet could not meet orders Storm damaged telephone and telegraph lines Local Hose company elected officers Foreman Orville Bowlby Assistant foreman Ed Simonis Secretary Loren Stahl Janitor William Shellhouse Epworth League to host lecture December 8 at M E church The Human Menagerie Tentative Human Menagerie by Rev R B Pope The Hocking Valley to Toledo December 10 excursion from Carey 85 cents round trip A Bowling Green man sought thief who ran away with wife horses wagon and $400 A glove maker venture planned by Harry Fetter A box social for Grace Chapel December 1 Harvey Slemmer and Wm Campbell bought Loren Stahl Co L Gatton started a cigar factory Miss Madgie Chesebrough and Wm J Cosgray wed December Grace Chapel box social and charity The first of January Pflueger to move jewelry store to new room The musical At The Ferry to benefit Carey Fire Department December 17 18 at Snyder 39 s Opera House director Miss Lulany Wilcox of Harrisburg Pa
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T. W. McClure
F Ndlay
Allen Smalley
Virgil Thomas
North Manchester
Ind
North Ridge
Johanna Higgins
D. H. Wonder
Stag Whist and Club Activities Noted in Local Spots
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs Kurtz hosted the Stag Whist club at the Galt House on Monday evening. Glen Snyder of Carey visited his parents Mr and Mrs Snyder. The Traveler's club met Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Homer Thrall. Mrs P E Wonder hosted the Lutheran Bible Class last Thursday. W J Newhard went to Nevada Tuesday evening to install Eastern Star officers there.
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Mr. &. B. Kurtz
Stag Whist Club
Galt House
Glen Snyder
Carey
Wm. Snyder
Adrian
Traveler's Club
Homer Thrall
P. E. Wonder
Lutheran Sunday School
W. J. Newhard
Nevada
Eastern Star
Appointment of Administratrix in Wyandot County
Ola Lusk has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Delos B. Lusk, late of Wyandot county, Ohio, deceased. Dated December 4, 1923. Charles F. Close, Judge of the Court of Pleas, Probate Division, Wyandot County, Ohio.
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Ola Lusk
Delos B. Lusk
Wyandot County
Ohio
Charles F. Close
Courtier Pleas
Wyandot
Neaa
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Eloise Thrall
Rebekah Notice
F. J. Dame
Charles Dame
Mary Adel Hays
Martha
Mildred Haley
Louis Jennings
Arthur Langhamer
Grace Martin
Ewing's Drug Store
World
America
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Rome
Ohio State University
J. F. Lyman
Jesus
Papini
Christ
Carry
McClure Hose Company
Orville Bowlby
Ed Simonis
Loren Stahl
William Shellhouse
Epworth League
M. E
R. B. Pope
Bowling Green
Harry Fetter
Clarence Laird
Grace Chapel Church
Harvey Slemmer
Wm. .Campbell
Loren Stahl and Co. L. Gatton
Krupp, & Grine
Madgie Chesebrough
F. Pflueger
the Ferry
Snyder’s Opera House
Carey Fire’Department
Lulany Wilcox
Harrisburg, Pa
Estate of
Delos
Carey Mill
Pride of Carey
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Coffield
Jnwashday
Buckeye Electric Division
Findlay St
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