County Doings From Wyandot County Obituaries and Local News
Mrs Ida Shumaker Branch of Jerseyville dies from meningitis at daughter’s home in Harpster. Elizabeth Baker Keckler dies near Mt Victory age 67. former Jackson township resident. Infant son of Frank and Ethel McEldowney born in Columbus dies at birth. Biers Knapp, 57, dies in Upper Sandusky from heart trouble. ran tent and awning shop. Ethel May Bush weds Ordell Mirvin Johnson in Wharton. Safecracker raids net under $50 at three Upper Sandusky shops. County schools set varied Christmas vacation times. Carey district delayed. Henry Meyer charged with DWI in Upper Sandusky. bond $500. Foster Shumaker released on $200 bond. Elmer Gilliland charged with DWI. bond $500. car collision injures McLaughlin family and others. all improving. Justice of the Peace Jay Marguerat dies of stroke in Tiffin. aged about 62. former Sycamore resident. survived by widow Rose Yambert and others. former Wyandot auditor and current JP and auto club secretary.
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Ida Shumaker Branch
Jerseyville
Amos Smith
Harpster
Roscoe Keckler
Mt. Victory
Jackson Township
Wyandot
Elizabeth Baker
Frank EB. McEldowney
Upper Sandusky
Grant Hospital
Columbus
William Kauble
Wharton
Ordell Mirvin Johnson
James H. Johnson
Near Wharton
United Brethren Parsonage
Chrysler
Public Service
Buick
Ralph Broede
Carey
Henry Meyer
Wapakoneta
S. N. Clark
N. H. Link
Raymond Stansbery
Foster Shumaker
Meyer
Link
Elmer Gilliland
Nevada
Arthur Schuler
Gilliland
Oceola
J. B. McLaughlin
Grawford County Agricultural Society
McLaughlin
Edward Warner
Clarence Frost
Hsarvest
George Enport
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Justice of the Peace
Jay Marguerat
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Marguérat
R. J. Young
L J Courtad
Kara Courtad
Marguerat
Courtad
O C Stutz
Bringman & Co
Don Marguerat
Sycamore
Wyandot Auto Club
Local figure linked to clubs and insurance business
The individual was a member of the Indian Mill club and pursued a career in insurance. He also belonged to the Masonic and K. of P. lodges, reflecting his community involvement and fraternal ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Mill Club
Marguerat
Masonic and
K. of P
Health and leadership hinge on good habits and vigor
A Type Metal Magazine piece argues that modern sickness stems from poor sleep over eating and inactivity. It cites leaders as examples and stresses health as the key quality for responsibility and longevity, noting 30 and 40 as critical ages to adopt disciplined routines.
Deals in Dirt Transfers Across Townships 1976 and 1989
Records show multiple land transfers including N A Chadwick and wife 80 acres in Mifflin township for $1, Chester L Kail et al to John H Gaster 80 acres in Salem township for $1, Margaret A Yentzer to Robert P Walter 80 acres in Salem township, Edgar V Ingerson et al 1989, David L Stalter lots 63-65 orig inal plat Sycamore and 3 acres, Emma J Wynkoop et al to J A Coons part lot 16 Nevada Oho, Mabel E Hackman et al to William B Fingerhuth part lots 22-24-26-28 Village of Mexico for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Chadwick
Ulrich Otilla
Mifflin Township
Chester L. Kail
John H Gaster
Salem Township
Margaret A. Yentzer
Robert P. Walter
Edgar V. Ingerson
David L. Stalter
Sycamore
Emma J. Wynkoop
J. A. Coons
Nevada
Oho
Mabel E Hackman
William B. Fingerhuth
Village of
Mexico
How Cruel of Her Fred Would you Say Yes
Mary replies she would say yes if he proposed going to a movie. The dialogue frames a light flirtation over a potential first date and suggests mutual romantic intent.
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Fred
Mary
Konjola Proves Enemy to Rheumatism Again
A Cleveland man named Axenti Chirca testifies Konjola eased four years of rheumatism and chronic constipation after a month’s use. He reports improved health and expects full relief soon. Konijola is available at Ewings Drug Store in Carey and other local druggists.
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Konjola
Axenti Chirca
West Sixty-first Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Common Humanity Reflected in Washington Star Poem
A Washington Star poem by Philader Johnson explores shared humanity across differences. It laments misperceptions that friendships should be forbidden and notes how people pursue varied desires from song to conflict while seeking benevolent ends.
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Wron
Philader Johnson
The
Washington Star
Young bandit faces life term in Vanlue hold up
Abbey Fleming 18 of Fostoria awaits a 20 to life prison term for his role in the Vanlue bank robbery last Tuesday. In Huntington W Va detectives arrested him after his boastful talk and a letter from his wife aided officers. Fleming named a companion in the crime and denied other robberies while prosecutors consider the new state law penalties and whether he qualifies for mercy due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey Fleming
Fostoria
Wainine Banking Company
Farr
Huntington
W. Va
Fleming
Wilford
Katherine
Nettie Lambright
Willford
K. G. Coldren
Larry Martz
Marcus C. Downing
Downing
Findla, Courier
Many Buses Opened at East Town Terminal
The new bus terminal in East Town opened with Mayor Thomas presiding and state utilities commission reps present. Columbus lines run hundreds of buses daily serving thousands of passengers monthly. First passengers included 300 city institution children who visited Santa Claus in the State House yard and enjoyed treats.
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East Town
Columbus
Hnes
Thomas
State Utilities Commission
Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association
Santa Claus
State House Yard
Big Hearted Gift Brings Ukulele With No Strings
A light moment captures a generous offer as one person pledges a ukulele to another with a playful line about no strings attached. The exchange highlights warmth and spontaneity.
Local Christmas Socials Across Nearby Towns Reported
Mrs J H Phillips spent Monday with her son Homer Phillips and family. Alfred Davis, a student at Ohio State, is spending his Christmas vacation at home. Miss Margaret Minder of Alvada visited with her sister Mrs Homer Phillips. Ralph Bingle and others visited Findlay. William Beaschler went to Cumberland last Tuesday. Lawrence Plaisley from Cumberland stayed with Mr and Mrs Peter Beuschler Thursday and Friday. Orville Phillips and family of near Alvada dined with Homer Phillips. Ralph Haford’s daughters visited Tiffin. Mr and Mrs F W Hurd hosted Christmas dinner for several. Mr and Mrs Mark Karr and Mrs Winifred Karr visited Lick Run Poultry farm. Winifred Karr stayed longer. Orville Corbin of Mt Blanchard dined with Clyde Wentling’s family. Clayton Twining and daughter L Jane visited Carey at W H Karr’s and Hugh Hayman’s. Blanche Davis of Findlay stayed with Addie Davis. L L Hudson family near Upper Sandusky spent Sunday evening there. Hugh Kurtz and son Richard of Defiance visited Carey. Christmas dinner at Ralph Kurtz’s.
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J. H. Phillips
Homer Phillips
Alfred Davis
Ohio State
Columbus
Margaret Minder
Alvada
Ralph Bingle
George Turner
Hester ‘Turner
Findlay
William Beaschler
Cumberland
Larence Plaisley
Peter Beuschlér
Orville-Phillips
Dimmer
Ralph ‘Haferdoing
Anegela
Mary Elizabeth
R. J. Logsdon
Tiffin
Frank Haford
F. W. Hurd
Murray Pipes
Madeline Pipes
Joe Dible
Clayton Twining
L Jane
Carey
W. H. Karr
Hugh Hayman
Blanche Davis
Addie Davis
Alfred
Forest
L. L. Hudson
Ilo, Arabelle
Joann
Near Upper Sandusky
Hugh Kurtz
Richard
Defiance
Frank Stanley
Ralph Kurtz
Local Social Notes From Findlay Area
Milton Bachar spent Friday to Monday at the Willis Tong home. Dan Cole of New London called at the John Kloppfer home Tuesday afternoon. Milton Bachar and Senator Tong called off Earl Robison Saturday. Caroline Miller near Findlay visits the John Kleopfer home for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Snook were Sunday dinner guests of Harve Wohlgamuth and family. Rev Merrit Platts of Aushylvania visited the Kleopfer household. John Kloopfer and Eliza Rose Ellen Marion and Milton Bachar called on Albert Bachar in Findlay at Richards Sanitarium Thursday. Tom Robison of Wharton called on the Charles Robison home Saturday afternoon. Word received that Charles Cole of New London died Monday afternoon.
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Dan Cole
New London
John Kloppfer
Caroline Miller
Near Findlay
John Kleopfer
John Snook
Harve Wohlgamuth
Forest Miller
Merrit Platts
Aushylvania
Fred
Caroine Miller
John Kleepfer
Eliza
Rose Ellen
Marion
Milton Bachar
Albert Bachar
Tom Robison
Wharton
Charles Robison
John Kloopfer
Charles Cole
All in One: Scotland Taxi Collision Kills Thirty Eight
In Scotland a fatal crash occurred when two taxicabs collided. Thirty eight men died in the accident and the details of how the collision happened were discussed.
Buckeye Reduction Co Buys Cattle and Horses in Findlay
Dead stock and livestock buyers advertise paying top rates for cattle and horses. They offer free removal of calves sheep and hogs and provide a contact number in Findlay Ohio for daytime and nighttime calls.
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Findlay
The
Buckeye/Reduction Co
Ohio
Seéthé Carey Times for Effective Public Sale Publicity
Public sale publicity in Seéthé Carey Times advises clear notices to inform bidders and the community. Officials urge concise descriptions of property terms and deadlines to ensure transparent bidding and compliance.
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Carey Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Axenty Chirca
Fal
Crawford
Mark Karr
Winifred Karr
Lick Run
Orville Corbin
Mt. Blanchard
Mr. Corbin
Inlaw
Clyde Wentling
Wayton News
Willis Tong
Senator Tong
Earl Robison
Richards Sanitarium
Scotland
Coal
Kentucky
Carey Farmer’s Cooperative Co
Elmer Miller Coal Co
Toledo, Ohio
Kenmont
Our
Bankers’ Christmas Savings Club
Jgin
the Peoples Bank Co
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