Upper Sandusky Elks Show Parade and Local News
The Upper Sandusky Elks plan a December 17 show and an afternoon parade with a band concert tonight. County officials report on Tymochtee ditch sale set for January 2 and discuss school bond issues. Probate Court addresses youth paper sales. debates at the Webster Society. Weyer tile bids and tax stamp adoption on deeds.
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Sandusky
Tymoch
Tee
Emily Cochenour
McCutchenville
Emily DeTray
Abraham Cochenour
Rowland
Sunday Guests at Dinner Hosted by Miss Anna Simonis
Miss Anna Simonis entertained a large Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs John Simonis and family Jacob and Dorothy and Charles of Mannor, Mr and Mrs Peter Haubert and son Harold of Frenchtown, Mr and Mrs John Stahl and daughters Jennie and Tutie, and many Simonis relatives along with friends Dean McGill Jacob Thom Edward Sercher Amil Pahl and George Brown.
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Anna Simonis
John Simonis
Jacob Simonis
Dorothy
Charles
Mannor
Peter Haubert
Harold
Frenchtown
John Stahl
Jennie and
Tutie
Thomas Noon
Lena Simonis
Orville
Mary
Rosa Simonis
Brown
Callie
Cyril and
Giles Simon
Hunters face new setback after quarantine relief
Hancock county hunters, previously nearly barred by hoof and mouth quarantine, now struggle as limited hunting resumes. Last Saturday several rabbits were killed but their carcasses showed disease with small white spots on bodies and swollen neck glands.
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Findlay Republican
Hancock County
Found Dead at Fostoria
Mrs. Bess Shuck aged forty two or forty three was found dead in her bed at Fostoria last Thursday morning after a prolonged illness. Born Bess Snook she was a half sister of Mrs. Al Corwin of this city. Her remains were brought here Thursday afternoon and buried in Spring Grove cemetery.
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Bess Shuck
Fostoria
Mrs. Shuck
Bess Snook
al Corwin
Spring Grove
OSU three year agricultural scholarship awarded locally
Earl Criger son of L S Criger, of west of town, has won a three year scholarship in the agricultural department of Ohio State University. He earned it by raising ninety six and a half bushels of corn from one acre, despite unfavorable working conditions.
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Agricultural Department
Ohio State University
Earl Criger
L. S. Criger
West of Town
Death of Jurist Michael Donnelly in Michigan
Judge Michael Donnelly of Napoleon and member of the district appeals court died in Ann Arbor Michigan from valvular heart disease. He had three and a half years left in his term. Associates on the court were W H Kinder Findlay and Phil M Crow Kenton. The governor will appoint his successor.
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Michael Donnelly
Napoleon
Court of Appeals
Ann Arbor
Michigan
W. H. Kinder
Findlay
Phil M. Crow
Kenton
Wonder and Miss Stillberger Wed in Upper Sandusky
Wills C. Wonder and Mae J Stillberger both of west of town were married last Saturday forenoon in Upper Sandusky by Rev G W Vorhis of the M E church. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs L M Wonder and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stillberger. They visited Delaware after the ceremony and will reside near this city.
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Wills C. Wonder
Mae J Stillberger
Upper Sandusky
G. W. Vorhis
M. FE
L. M. Wonder
William Stillberger
Delaware
Funeral at the Capitol for Sereno E Payne
Sereno E Payne former New York Representative for thirty years died suddenly last Thursday. Funeral services were held in the House hall Sunday with cabinet supreme court and Senate members in attendance. The president and vice president were represented. Payne chaired the ways and means committee and authored the Payne Aldrich tariff law.
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Sereno E. Payne
New York
House
Nelson Dingley
Maine
Supreme Court
Senate
Payne
Ways and Means
Postponed Teachers Institute at Wharton Indefinitely
The Teachers' institute scheduled for Wharton next Saturday has been postponed indefinitely. A fine line of popular copyright books for Christmas gifts is available at Ewing's.
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Teachers’ Institute
Wharton
Ewing's
Holiday Bride Announcement in Dow Street Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slemmer invite Grace Gertrude Slemmer to wed J. E. Young of Indianapolis. The ceremony occurs Sunday evening at their Dow street home, with plans to reside in Cincinnati for the winter due to Youngs lineman job with the Big Four.
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Frank Slemmer
Grace Gertrude
J. E. Young
Indianapolis
Dow Street
Young
Cincinnati
Postmasters Across Nation Face Salary Cuts
Postmaster General Burleson orders salary reductions for many postmasters nationwide as part of a retrenchment push. The local postmaster is unaffected by the order.
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Burleson
Times postpones Christmas advertiser issue to Wednesday
The Times will release its advertiser edition on Wednesday morning next week instead of Thursday due to a backward season, giving advertisers another chance to reach the public before Christmas.
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the Times
Fatigue of the Machine May Hasten War's End
Scientific American argues that war wear on engines and guns may shorten the conflict more than soldier exhaustion. It notes bore erosion reduces accuracy in large artillery and rifles, and that maintenance for motor vehicles must be brutal to match wartime demands.
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Scientific American
Womans Christian Temperance Union Meets for Heritage Program
The WCTU gathered at Mrs Samuel Kennerley Friday afternoon with scripture read by Mrs J D Larmonth. A short business session preceded a program on The Children's Heritage featuring papers on heredity, well born rights, and a heritage poem. The next meeting will be with Mrs A Hoy on the second Friday in January.
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Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Samuel Kennerley
J. D. Larmonth
P. F. DeVaux
J. C. Dow
Elza Jacobs
Local Option Elections in Hancock Townships
Liberty and Marion townships in Hancock county will hold Beatty local option elections on Tuesday January 6. The townships join Findlay and are overwhelmingly dry. McComb takes no steps for Beat law voting and may not until a saloon attempt is made.
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Liberty
Marion
Hancock County
Findlay
McComb
City Council meets as mayor is absent and approves bills
Council, with Ryder presiding in the mayor’s absence, pays various bills including cleaners, groceries, and grade stakes. A release from National Lime and Stone Co. regarding stone claims is read and approved. Sign post on the public square ordered removed for now.
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Angus
Pahl
Ryder
Washburne
Heck
Dunlap
Blue
Elmer Hunter
Anna England
Ytty
Henry
Smiley
Eae Ag Ald
F. J. Simonis
Plotty
R. D. MckKinnon
Mathetia
W. H. Snyder
Mdse
Warren Are Light Co
Navid Hall
Willian. Pierce, Freight
National Lime and Stone Co
Stone
Shoup & Co
Burglary at Local Pool Room Leads to Arrest
The pool room of H. L. Tracey was burglarized on Thursday night with about 60 dollars stolen. A plugged half dollar led to the arrest of Russell Greer who admitted guilt at a hearing before Mayor Wonder. Unable to post bond, he was sent to the county jail awaiting court. The town hopes for reform over punishment.
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H. L. Tracey
Tracey
Russell Greer
Greer
Wonder
Winter Roof Protection Ad From Bowley
An early 1900s advertisement promotes Bowley roofing work as sturdy and reasonably priced for winter protection. The message urges readers to choose reliable local services for lasting roof repairs and installations.
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Bowley
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