Will Not Halt Use Of Buses By Teams
Seneca county school authorities expect to continue using school buses this winter to transport athletic teams despite Attorney General Bricker's ruling against such use. County officials rely on word from H R Townsend that highway police will not enforce restrictions until schools close next spring. Townsends says Columbus reports indicate the policy will delay enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
John W. Bricker
H. E. Ryder
Sandusky County
H. R. Townsend
Townsend
Fremont
Columbus
Bricker
Dog Attacks Boy in Thanksgiving Home Attack
Flavel Heyman Jr., two, son of county probation officer Flavel E. Heyman, was seriously injured when a large police dog mauled him at the Andrew Arendt home in Big Spring township. The dog leaped from the kitchen at playchildren, inflicting two deep facial wounds needing 14 clamps before treatment at a Carey physician.
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Flavel Heyman, Jr
Flavel E. Heyman
Andrew Arendt
Big Spring Township
Adrian Woman Lena Gase Dies Sudden Heart Attack
Lena Gase, 51, died suddenly on Thanksgiving morning at her Adrian area home from a heart attack. Funeral services were held Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Nicholas Church, with Rev. Joseph Williams officiating, and burial followed in the parish cemetery. She is survived by three sons Virgil Marcus Norman and Marcus at home two daughters Mrs. John Breitenbach of Tiffin and Sister Immaculate of New Washington and a sister Mrs. Joseph Gase of Tiffin.
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Lena Gase
Adrian
St. Nicholas Church
Joseph Williams
John Breitenbach
Tiffin
Virgil
New Riegel
Norman
Fostoria
Immaculate
New Washington
Marcus
Joseph Gase
Edith Bland and Myron Bland wed in Upper Sandusky
Edith Jones and Myron Bland both of Crawford township were married at the First English Lutheran parsonage on East Johnson street Upper Sandusky Wednesday morning last week. Rev J H Weisstock performed the ceremony. The bride wore burgundy triple sheer crepe and the attendant Miss Luella Bland wore black flat crepe with white lace collar.
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Edith Jones
Myron C. Bland
Crawford Township
East Johnson Street
Upper
Sandusky
J. H. Weisstock
Luella Bland
Local social notes from Adrian and Carey communities
Mrs Ella Kinney of Carey spent last Thursday with Mrs Earl Moser and family. Mr and Mrs Harry Yardhner and daughter Elvira were in Tiffin Saturday night. Miss Zella Haines works at the Coppler home in Carey. Perry Presler and wife of Carey visited Mrs Sarah Presler and family Sunday. Eugene Mullholand of Cadiz spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Schubert and sons din ner with Mr and Mrs L A Brayton. Henry Shearer and Mrs Beliza Correll dined with the Mullholands. Clarence Lawhead and daughters Ruth and Anna called in the afternoon.
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Ella’ Kinney
Carey
Earl Moser
Harry Yardhner
Elvira
Tiffin
Zella Haines
Gerald Coppler
Perry Presler
Sarah Presler
Eugene Mullholand
Cadiz
Arthur Mullholand
Harry Schubert
Herbert
Eugene
L. A. Brayton
Henry Shearer
Beliza Correll
Clarence Lawhead
Ruth
Anna
Stolen Seneca Mules Recovered Near Bismark
A team of mules stolen from Frank Fretz stables in Tiffin and owned by Charles Ringle of Attica was recovered by Sheriff Deats near Bismark. The mules were found on Noble Carry’s farm northeast of the settlement, left there the night of November 20 by a stranger who offered to stable them. Carry had been coon hunting and did not know the man’s identity.
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Deats
Bismark
Noble Carry
Carry
Charles Ringle
Attica
Frank Fretz
Tiffin
Corliss Lee Bound Over to Hancock Grand Jury
Corliss Lee of Vanlue sent to Hancock county grand jury after Justice Joseph Hodgson bound him over on assault and battery. Ross Lee pleaded guilty Saturday, receiving jail time and a fine. Corliss posted bond pending grand jury review.
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Corliss Lee
Vanlue
Hancock County
Grand Jury
Joseph Hodgson
Ross Lee
Dut Beer
Fostoria
Lee Brothers
Corliss
Findlay Republican Courier
Village Social Notes From Wayton Area
Miss Aimee Beck of Vanlue spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Fred Kloopfer Rev Paul R Clouser of Carey called at the Albert Bachar home Saturday Lavonne Wisner visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Radher Monday evening Ira Wentz and Carl Hunter spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Willis Tong and Senator. John Kloppfer spent Sunday in Deshler with J Moser and Jesse Morehart Miss Adeline and Miss Audrey Tong spent weekend with Thelma and Bernice Farthing Willie Walter returned from the Home and Hospital Findlay after an operation Mr and Mrs John Kleopfer and Mrs Earl Beck and family assisted Fred Kleopfer buzzing wood Saturday Forest Miller and daughters Caroline and Mary and sons John Jay William Ray with Mr and Mrs Fred Kleopfer were Thanksgiving dinner guests at John Kleopfer's.
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Aimee Beck
Vanlue
Fred Kloopfer
Paul R. Clouser
Carey
Albert Bachar
Lavonne Wisner
Arthur Radher
Ira Wentz
Carl Hunter
Willis Tong
Senator
John Kloppfer
Deshler
J. Moser
Jesse Morehart
Adeline
Audrey Tong
Thelma
Bernice Farthing
Willie Walter
Findlay
John Kleopfer
Earl Beck
Fred Kleopfer
Wood
Forest Miller
Caroline
Mary
John, Jay
William Ray
Near Findlay
Ida Newcomer
E. M. Burson
EB. S. Burson
E. Findlay Street
Grant Tong
Esther
Della Gunther
W. Findlay Street
Ross Draper
Toots
Robert and
Jack
Wendell Weakley
Tiffin
Chester Chapman
Huston Begin
Mary Myhre
Elen Pittsenbarger
Earl
Versailles
Myhre
Begin
Mr. Croker
Oscar Karg
Frances Tong
Winfield Tong
Maurice
Dines Livingston
Ruth
John
William Karg
Hosea Tong
Hobart Tong
Martha
Virgil
Robert
Clarence
Esther of
Joseph Tong
Kenneth
Donna
Samuel
Richard
Arthur Rader
Earl Bogen
Alice Eleanor
Columbus
Christina Ferguson
Bluffton
Lawrence Smith
David Franklin
Frank Kinsinger
S. Patterson Street
F. J. Simonis
C. W. McGill
Dean McGill
C. C. Simonis
Russell Adams
Ray Andrews
Billy and
Rosemary
London
Lois Weaver
Marion
Lloyd Pfeiffer
Charles Crary
Marilyn Jean
Carolyn Jane
Barbara Ann
Popenburgs sue over promissory note and mortgage
Alex J. Popenburg Leona Popenburg and Mary Dell file suit in Seneca county common pleas court against Conrad W. Popenburg for 3930 dollars on promissory notes. Foreclosure of a mortgage on an 80 acre Big Spring township farm is sought. William Sprow who claims a lien on the property is also named defendant.
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Alex J. Popenburg
Leona Popenburg
Mary Dell
Seneca County Common Pleas Court
Conrad W. Popenburg
Big Spring Township
William Sprow
November Weather in Tiffin Falls Short of Averages
November in Tiffin posted an average temperature of 38 degrees, three degrees below normal, with 1.47 inches of precipitation and 4.6 inches of snowfall. The month saw a high of 17 degrees on the first and second, the coldest day the 16th, and a record snow depth of 4.6 inches for the period, per Weather Observer A.D. German.
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Tiffin
A.D
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Thanksgiving Guests Multiply in Findlay Area Homes
Extensive list of Thanksgiving visitors and dinner hosts across Findlay and nearby towns. Families including Yohe, Dible, Cole, Byers, Guinn, Hull, Sloman, Tong, Karg, Jefferson, and others welcomed relatives and friends from Toledo Pittsburgh Cleveland and beyond for Thanksgiving feasts and gatherings.
Escape at Wood County Jail Involves Cable Rope and Roof Route
John Lora a 33 year old Toledo man held for bank robbery escaped from the Wood County Jail in Bowling Green by using an improvised rope of radio aerial and electric light cord. He slid from the attic to the roof after detaching wiring and a radio aerial. Lora had been linked to the Luckey Exchange Bank robbery and the Wharton bank job in which his alleged accomplice Saunders was killed and Ben Stone wounded.
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John Lora
Gordon St
Toledo
Wood County
Bowling Green
Lora
Will Bush
Bush
Cora Pratt
Bruce Pratt
Exchange Bank
Luckey
Ben Stone
Glenn Saunders
Saunders
Stone
Edward Lora
Ohio
Wharton Bank
John
Wharton
Election Stalemate Lingers Over Nov 7 Marshal Race
Sycamore Leader reports a pending dispute in the marshal election with W. W. Armstrong named by drawn lots after E. H. Bargar declined to agree. A tie in Pitt township was settled by coin toss. Bargar may contest by Friday, with prior ballots invalidated by mismarked X marks.
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W. W. Armstrong
County Board of Elections
E. H. Bargar
Armstrong
Pitt Township
Bargar
Mr. Bargar
Sycamore
Common Pleas Court
Findlay to Build $200,000 Bridge Over Blanchard
Findlay will construct a concrete bridge over the Blanchard river on Main street at a cost of 200000 and straighten the river to prevent floods. The project includes river straightening, land purchases, and building razing, with federal and state highway departments sharing costs. The first CWA payroll in Hancock county totaled 3000 dollars for 318 of 438 workers with remaining paid next Saturday.
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Findlay
Blanchard River
Main Street
CWA
Hancock County
Court times set for Hancock County terms 1934
The secretary of state certifies to Clerk of Courts M. EB Sorenson the 1934 Hancock County common pleas court terms. Beginning dates are January 1, April 2, and September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Hancock County
M. Eb, Sorenson
Secretary of State
Progress Toward Farm Adjustment Plans Unfold in 1934
The article reports early payments to Ohio farmers under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, with 530 recipients in Clinton County getting 35 731.85 dollars as the first of two installments. It notes 21 counties with accepted contracts and 62 county committees completed work, plus a milk production control plan being developed for nationwide application. It cites 13 milk shed agreements in force and a system tying producer payments to processing taxes, affecting about 120 000 producers across 245 counties in 28 states.
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Clintons
Wallace
Washington
Capitol
Justment Administration
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