Local Notices and Obituaries Briefs
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Leslie Foust of Wharton. Joel Helm aged 78 died Saturday at his home in Little York. Miss Luella Myers and Mr Kennard W Corfman of Upper Sandusky married Friday Dec 14 in Covington Kentucky. After months of illness following a stroke Omer C Rosecrans died last Thursday at his home in Nevada age 15. Mrs L T Brown of Up Teeth See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Helm
Little York
Luella Myers
Kennard W. Corfman
Upper
Sandusky
Covington
Omer C. Rosecrans
Nevada
L. T. Brown
World Is Better Because I Lived Today Poem Quotation
A reflective verse quotes Ella Wheeler Wilcox on daily kindness and selfless acts. The meditation asks for courage, aid to the troubled, and truthful living to leave a positive trace at day’s end.
Local deaths and incidents roll through Wyandot county
The death of Mrs. Grant Carr at her Nevada home follows long heart trouble. Katherine Beinbrech dies at 70 in Upper Sandusky. Julia Williams formerly, and Mrs Frances Willson marry Claude Ludwig in Sycamore. Elmer Wood dies after tuberculosis. services held at Mt Zion. Deputy depositions in Frey versus Murray election case. Henry Weaver dies near Crestline at 81 from bronchial pneumonia. A minor auto crash injures Mrs G M Laneas and her daughter near Upper Sandusky. Chief Col Moore fined for disturbing the peace. night accident ruins a Chevrolet near Sycamore, injuring Elizabeth Dunlap. Laurel Melroy and Dunlap girl escape with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wormley
Grant Carr
Nevada
Julia Williams
Katherine Beinbrech
Adam Reinbrech
Upper Sandusky
Diabetes van Une Tanec
Uier Uocl
Mes
Geiselberg
Bavaria
Germany
Frances Willson
Claude Ludwig
Sycamore
Elmer Wood
Mt. Zion Church
T. C. Biddle
Pleasant Ridge
Common Pleas Court
Jay Marguerat
Moner Sandusky
Brank Teal
Justices of the Peace
Charles F. Frey
Z G Murray
Henry Weaver
Peter Weaver
Crestline
Wyandot County
M N. Miller
John H Weaver
North
Louis Weaver
Edward Weaver
Salem Township
Earl B Carter
Childrens
Delaware
Girls’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Union
F H Jones
Jones
Pittsburgh
Jo Mayhal
Mayhall
J Craig Bowman
Dwight Patchett
Moore
Sycamore Creek
Laurel Melroy
Eugene Melroy
Deunquat
Elizabeth Dunlap
Lloyd Dunlap
Benton
Melroy
Miss Dunlap
Charles Riedel
C. W Montgomery
Ramira
Wara Hegun
Barnum and the Newspaper Ad as Public Relation Tools
A Buckeye column critiques hype in marketing and journalism. It cites a Ravenna district meeting on a chinaware coupon scam and argues merchants and editors should guard against fake schemes while praising persistent newspaper advertising as building trust and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PT Barnum
Ravenna
Herbert Fiekes
Garrettsville
China Concern
Barnum
Marriage License Shocks Shopper at Clerk’s Desk
In a comic moment a woman asks to buy a gun but is shown a marriage license. The clerk confirms the license but the item presented is not a firearm, leading to a humorous exchange and a possible misunderstanding in a shop setting.
Winding Roads and Route Tales From a Distant Drive
A narrator recalls Route 216 with its straight up hills and confusing signs while praising Route 139 as a beautiful journey. The piece shifts to a humorous scene of a sprightly pedestrian near a car horn, then a rain soaked Sunday visit where a boy awaits a late guest in a dew drenched setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Highway Markers and Roadside Tales Across Ohio Roads
A travelogue fills pages with highway signs from Ohio and West Virginia. The narrator jokes about road safety, Route 75 and State No 75 routes, and the lack of chance with markers. Local characters, a soldier with a gun, a saxophone player, and a barber bit appear in light vignettes. The drive from New Lexington to Jackson and Portsmouth via Route 139 is praised for its pleasant scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Beersheba
West Virginia
Wayfarer
Ohio
New Lexington
Wellston
Jackson
Selah
Jack
McArthur
Delaware
Washington
Portsmouth
Home After Pajamas Prompt Southeast Ohio Drive
Dusty Miller of Highway Topics jokes about returning home after a soggy trip in Southeast Ohio. He quips that he went home after his pajamas, reflecting a humorous travel memory tied to local roads and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Dusty Miller
Ohio Farm Property Tax Takes One Fourth Of Rent
A study by H OR Moore of the Ohio Experiment Station shows real estate tax and related costs consume about one fourth of cash rent on farms. Across Ohio land and building taxes averaged 77 percent of the farmer’s tax, with a Madison Union county survey noting $5.94 per acre cash rent and $1.57 per acre farm tax. Landlord expenses and supervision could add about fifty cents per acre. the data emphasize the heavy tax bite on rented farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H ~ OR. Moore
Department of Rural Economics
The
Ohio Experiment Station
Madison
Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Foust of
Wharton
Thanquil
Beast
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Col . J Moore
S. N. Clark
Senior
John ‘Hancock
Minford
Carey Farmers Co-op Co
the Carey Furniture Co
C. F. Sutter
Jacksonville
Tampa
ST. Petersburg
Miami
Sarasota
Cincinnati
Louisville & Nashville
Toledo
Fostoria
Carey
Jacksony
St. Peter
J. T. Hays
Big Four
Nicholas Bldg
Toledo, Ohio
J. H. Gentry
Trav. Pass
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Union Central Bldg
Cincinnati, O
R. R
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