Local Correspondence Notes Tiffin Community Life
Snow kept several Tiffin High pupils home on Friday while social visits and family gatherings fill a busy week. Edith Fern born to Mr. and Mrs. R Bell features in local announcements. numerous neighbors join celebrations and meals. Regular meetings and lectures proceed, with many residents hosting relatives and guests across nearby towns this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin High
A. C. Pence
Harley DeTray
Upper Sandusky
Walnut Valley Social Notes Reveal Local Visits
Ferdinand Bloom visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taines last Monday. Mrs. Jack Sopher and Miss Margaret called on Carey friends. Maurice Wikard of Ft Wayne visited Elmer Lawhead week ago. Wm Slotterbeck and Verne Phillips families shared time Sunday. Nellie Phillips stayed with Slotterbeck family Thursday to Saturday. Kinney family spent Monday with P S Kinney. Nellie Phillips, Margaret Dible, Forest Phillips and Margaret Sopher visited Orson Gibson and family Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Bloom
Frank Taines
Jack Sopher
Margaret
Carey
Maurice Wikard
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Elmer Lawhead
Wm. Slotterbeck
East of Carey
Verne Phillips
Nellie Phillips
F. M. Kinney
A. J. Kinney
Wilber
P. S. Kinney
Margaret Dible
Forest Phillips
Margaret Sopher
Orson Gibson
Sheppard of
Findlay
Wm. Lortz
Lortz
Visitors Across Town Spend Week Visiting Relatives
Napoleon Dible visited with friends and relatives during the first week of spring. Russell Veg of Cincinnati spent several days in Springville visiting relatives. Miss Mary Phillips stayed with her sister Mrs. Albert Kummerer south of Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams and children visited the C. A. Williams home in Carey for several days. Dorothy Cole of Billings Montana and Helen Fowell of Philadelphia spent the weekend with aunt Mrs. L. A. Brayton before returning to Findlay to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dible
Ralph Williams
Springville
Napoleon Dible
Kenton
Russell Veg
Cincinnati
Mary, Phillips
Albert Kummerer
Carey
C. A. Williams
Dorothy,Cole
Billings
Montana
Helen Fowell
Philadelphia
L. A. Brayton
Findlay
Gatherings and Visits Across Carey and Nearby Towns
St Paul residents James and Miss Koga Emerine of Carey spent Thursday with L Fen stermaker and family. Several families from Carey and surrounding areas visited, dined, or spent Sundays with relatives at the James Walter, Edward Clady, and Pendleton homes. People attended the funeral of Mrs Levi Baughman and joined dinners with neighbors in Ridge Center and Adrian area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Koga Emerine of
Carey
L. Fenstermaker
Tom Walters
Nial
Sam
Vanlue
J. E. Wright
Near Carey
Edward Clady
London electrician patents tuning fork unlocked safe
A London electrician has devised a safe opened by a tuning fork. The vibrations of the fork cause a wire inside the device to vibrate in harmony and operate the mechanism electrically.
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London
Salem News Reports Snowy Conditions and Social Notes
Community notes from Salem detail heavy snowfall and light sledding, with numerous visits and gatherings. The report lists residents visiting Carey, Findlay, and Lansing, with social events hosted by the Orians, Logsdon, Kummerer, and Corwin families, plus health updates and local acquaintances like Dr. Sheppard and Mr. Foos.
Judge Duncan and county finances dominate Findlay notes
The Courier reports Judge Duncan dealing with tax collections totaling 11 895 75 and a 26 350 tax haul. County plans include 35 000 Findlay Carey road bonds bids on February 14. A stolen Cadillac belonging to John Barr was located in Newark New Jersey with Fred Van Horn jailed there. Sheriff Huff returns with Walter P Clark to face robbery charges. Navy recruiting more selective. Findlay shows higher enlistment rate. Dog tag sales reach 900 with 2 000 dogs statewide. The Howard Loudenslager case looms a 15000 damage claim, amended to include an elbow dislocation. trial proceeds with noted medical witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay-Carey Road
John Barr
Newark
New Jersey
Fred van Horn
van Horn
Eagle Township
Findlay
Navy
Heins
Cincinnati
Howard Loudenslager
de Tobias Barnhill
D. J. King
Courier
Beech Grove Church Notes and Visits
Arden Laird has been ill with a cold for the past week. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 30 and a preaching session afterward. Ernest Shane visited the Alec Shane family Sunday afternoon. Roy Wickiser and daughter Mary along with Luella Lair and daughter Lucille visited C C Rickle family Sunday evening. Willis Stahl and family with John Updegraif and daughter Rose and son Truman and Dora Walters were Sunday dinner guests of C C Laird family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shane
Alec Shane
Roy Wickiser
Mary
Luella Lair
Lucille
C. C. Rickle
Willis Stahl
John Updegraif
Miss Rose
Truman
Dora Walters
Cc, Laird
Wenner Couple Plans Move to Carey Home Purchase
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wenner will move to Carey from Sycamore in the spring after buying W E Montague s new house on North street for 5000 dollars Mr Wenner also has a road building contract near Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wenner
Carey
Sycamore
W. E. Montague
North Street
Mr. Wenner
Upper Sandusky
Musterole Ad Proclaims Wide Range Of Ailments
A vintage Musterole advertisement urges mothers to keep a jar for quick relief of sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup and many other pains. It claims effectiveness for adults and lists 30c 60c and hospital size 2.50 jars with notes on non blistering first aid and pneumonia prevention potential.
Public Sale on Elias Thrash Farm Near Vanlue
The Thrash heirs announce a public sale on January 27, 1920 starting at 10:00 a.m. on the Elias Thrash farm northeast of Vanlue. Items include two horses, a broad sow, farming implements, household goods, and 278 shocks of corn plus 75 bushels of corn in crib and 25 bushels oats. Terms apply: cash under five dollars, six month credit on larger sums. no goods removed until settled. Auctioneers Ray Streab and clerk Morebart are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Thrash
Vanlue
Oliver
Elias
Thrash
Ray ‘Streab
Narty
Morebart
Ancient Wall Paper Mystery Unfolds in Strand
A fragmentary note traces a remarkable wallpaper fragment carried to the Strand from a bank building long ago. The piece, linked to British envoy Lord Macartney and Thomas Coutts, has a history dating back before 1800, with much of its past still unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot ‘Messrs, Coutts
The
Strand
Troman of
Ithe
Roonievtn
Bank
tord_Macartney-the
Ohio Board of Charities licensing for boarding homes set
A July 15 1919 law requires licensing by the Ohio Board of State Charities for boarding homes caring for unrelated children, shifting oversight from the State Department of Health. Licensing applies regardless of child ages or numbers. Apply to the Board of State Charities Columbus Ohio for a no fee license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Board of State Charities
State Department of Health
Board of State Charities
Columbus
Ohio
Mailing List Update Prompts Subscriber Check
The notice asks subscribers to compare their paper labels with receipts after corrections to the mailing list. It stresses that fixing errors now is easier than later, urging verification to avoid future mislabeling.
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