Interesting County News Roundup from Upper Sandusky area
An 8 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Vernon Warfel of Upper Sandusky on December 16. Mr and Mrs B O Davidson of Nevada celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary December 18. A daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs James Hoeffelfinger in Upper Sandusky. Gerald John Bolish 21 son of Mrs Theodore Bolish of Upper Sandusky died Friday morning after a three year illness following an injury pneumonia caused his death Friday night. Emma Hale age 75 of Upper Sandusky widow of George B Hale died Friday night maiden name Hollanshead. Clarence Roszman of Upper Sandusky fractured a leg and Garrett Schindler of Harpster four ribs after a falling branch while cutting timber near Harpster. They were treated at Bucyrus hospital. Crane township fire truck responded to Bernice Bowman farm northeast of the city where a 44 by 22 foot hog house and large straw stack were destroyed by fire Friday evening. Ten hogs and seven pigs perished. loss about 800 dollars, partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Warfel
Upper Sandusky
B O. Davidson
Nevada
James Hoeffelfinger
Gerald John Bolish
Theodore Bolish
Emma Hale
George B. Hale
Hollanshead
Clarence Roszman
Garrett Schindler
Harpster
Bucyrus Hospital
Crane Township
Bernice Bowman
Albert Thiel
Fingerprinting Transients Tightens in Tiffin
Transients received shelter at the Tiffin police station now undergo fingerprinting. Since September the nightly lodging average dropped to 3.5 from 9.14 in November 1933. Officer Kurtzman reports 61.25 percent of registered men have state ID records, many for serious crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Robert Kurtzman
Kurtzman
State Bureau of Identification Headquarters
Wyzimes
Salvation Army
County Infirmary
Tiffin Advertiger-Tribune
Christmas Snow and a Christmas Boy in the Street
Snow blankets the dingy streets as a group of rough boys chase playful mischief. A respectable citizen, identifiable by his bowler and scarf, helps a captured youth named Jimmy Conovey while reflecting on a family's Christmas and welfare aid. The scene contrasts festive imagination with harsh urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Conovey
Santa Claus
Welfare Place
George Ball’s venture into rail and fruit jars roots in Indiana
The 74 year old Indiana financier George Ball built a land office business with home canning and later supplied bottle containers for repeal and legal spirits. He expanded into a vast control of 249 corporations valued at about three billion dollars with 23,000 miles of rail, coal mines and hotels after buying Van Sweringen securities. Ball faces questions about managing a 103,000 employee base while keeping Peach orchard profits, yet he can can the peaches in his jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ball
Muncie
Ind
Jim Watson
van Sweringen
Ball
French Lick
Neighbor Disputes Over Unreturned Lawn Mower
A neighbor questions whether the mower was returned last month and the other party denies it. The exchange centers on borrowing and accountability for the lawn equipment.
Farm Accidents Take a Toll and Safety Checklist
Utica Herald summarizes that farming is the most dangerous occupation with over 4000 annual farm deaths. A Red Cross safety program promotes farm safety and a detailed checklist covers machinery, tools, yard, buildings, and animals to reduce accident risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Utica Herald
May Seize Hunters Autos For Offseason Pheasant Violations
Conservation Commissioner Lawrence Woodell said enforcement will seize automobiles used by hunters pheasants out of season. Wardens may confiscate cars as they do guns. He reported 600 plus arrests in November and a 99 percent conviction rate, exceeding the 1935 November high of 480.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Woodell
Wooddell
Infant son dies near Carey in Findlay home death
Charles Edward Green infant son of Courtney and Iva Green of near Carey died Wednesday morning at Findlay Home and Hospital after illness since birth. Born October 17 1936 he was 1 month 30 days old. Survived by parents and sister Verna May. Funeral at Pentecostal church northwest of Carey Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Green
Courtney
Iva (Marshall) Green
Carey
Findlay
Verna May
Pentecostal Church
Spring Grove
No Hunting Sign On Private Lands Listed
Notice forbids hunting or trespass day or night on lands owned or controlled by Herbert Lenner A A Kiingel Mrs Florence Bloom N J Babies Farm Theodore Stark L B Wickiser. A charge of 25 cents to add each name to the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lenner
A. A. Kiingel
Florence Bloom
N. J Babies Farm
Theodore Stark
L. B Wickiser
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Santa Land
Harry’s Drug Store
Carey and Vicinity
Merry Christmas
H. B. Keller
Lowing
Merry
Christmas
the Peoples Bank Co
the Carey Mill & Elevator Co
J. F. Dible
LEAF
The
Carey Times
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