Upper Sandusky News Briefs Highlight Local Court and Civic Changes
County court to convene this week for cases including Jobson death and Antrim divorce. Roof leaks prompt courthouse repairs. a new one story school is planned in Upper Sandusky first ward. Tymochtee township eyes road work with several pikes planned this season. Property sales set for July 29 with $8500 in Bounds. Obituaries note J C Drum and Mrs. Margaret Keller dies aged 98. Union lodge room torn down for new tempo. Wyandot Mutual pays livestock losses including a steer and cow. Rose culture expands in town with many rose gardens. Two divorce actions filed, custody sought in Rech case and Edith Kim seeks name restoration after cruelty. Tax rate for Upper Sandusky to drop slightly. Crane township levy reduced and county infirmary levy increases.
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Upper Sandusky
Tymochtee
McCutcheon
Margaret E. Keller
Smalley-Naus
Hiram
Keller
Nevada
J. C. Drum
Wyandot Mutual
Frank Arnold
Salem Township
Peter Roose
J.C. Drum
Charles F. Tschanen
Pickaway County
Circleville
Ble
Jacob Opp
Wyandot Common Pleas Court
Spencer O. Ward
Opp
Ward
Richland Township
Carter & Goodrich
Chief
Court of Common Pleas
John Rech
Antrim Township
Margaret
John
Hhe
Edith Myrtle Kim
Walter Kim
Walter
Edith Myrtle Alspach
Crane Township
Upper
Sandusky
Aiken Liquor Tax Not Collected in County
Upper Sandusky corporation imposes nineteen mills for a tax levy this year with seven mills for the school fund and 1 345 mills for the state levy. These three levies remain unchanged from last year.
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Aiken
Upper Sandusky Corporation
Woodmen Memorial Service At United Evangelical Church
The Modern Woodmen of America held a memorial service at United Evangelical Church on Sunday afternoon. Heat and storms kept attendance moderate, but a good crowd gathered as the Fire Department band led a procession from the wall to the church. A choir and soloist provided hymns and anthems, with C F M Greene delivering a sermon on bearing one another's burdens and modern fraternalism, highlighting insurance, social qualities, and westward sanatorium efforts.
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Modern Woodmen of America
United Evangelical Church
Fire Department
Thier Wall
Elza Jacobs
P. HE. Wonder
Jacob Stief
C. W. Brayton
Charles Fields
S. T. Dunlap
Gordon Hickle
Annabelle Stewart
Newport
Stewart
Myrtle Greene
C.F. M. Greene
Christ
Great Order
Woodmen of
America
Fields Couple Wed at Kenton Farm Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Fields attended the wedding of Charles brother Clarence to Miss Emma Hibner at the bride's parents home eight miles west of Kenton at noon. A dinner followed and the couple began housekeeping on a farm recently purchased by the groom.
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Charles Fields
Mr. Fields
Clarence
Emma Hibner
Kenton
Mrs Brown Recovers After Home Operation
Mrs Frank Brown living southwest of town is recovering at home after an operation performed Monday morning last week by Dr R C Van Buren and Dr W A Crum. A tumor was removed from her shoulder and another from her groin.
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Frank Brown
R. C. van Buren
W. A. Crum
Upper
Sandusky
Mrs Dorcas Felker And Mrs Spencer Host Reception
Mrs Dorcas Dan Felker and Mrs R G Spencer Jr extend 100 invitations for a reception at Felker’s home. The event runs Friday afternoon and evening with visiting hours from 3 to 5, from 5 to 7, and from 7 to S.
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Dorcas Dan Felker
R.G. Spencer, Jr
Fire Department Band to Play Wednesday Street Concert
The Fire Department Band will give a fine program next Wednesday evening at their weekly street concert if there is no rain. After a two week quarantine break, the concerts resume their regular schedule.
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Fire Department
Appointment of Chas Dame as District Deputy Grand Master
Chas Dame has been appointed District Deputy Grand Master of the 1.0.0. He will install the officers in July and settle any disputes that may arise.
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Chas, Dame
Caloric Engine Patent Issued to Wooley and Guardian
A patent for a caloric engine was issued to L. G. Wooley of Kenton with J. A. Morison serving as guardian. The record notes Wooley described as lunatic and confirms Morison as guardian in the issued patent details.
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L. G. Wooley
Lunatic, Kenton
J.A. Morison
Guardian
Vanlue Defeats Benton Ridge In Close County Baseball
The Vanlue baseball team beat Benton Ridge 11 to 0 at Vanlue's new ball park last Thursday in a fast game between two strong sides. Key players included Earley Hoffman Breitigam Whistler Beard and Hendricks for Vanlue with Benton Ridge led by Baldwin Fink and French. Umpire Morehart called a 50 minute game as both teams displayed solid defense and timely hitting.
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Vanlue
Benton Ridge
New Ball Park
Benton Ridge Boys
Vanlue Boys
J. Earley
Hoffman K. Breitigam
S. Whisler
CG. Beard
Vanborn F. Allen
Jones
Copeland
Bair
R. Earley
Baldwin H. Fink
J. French
Hendricks
P. Baldwin
Shontelmire
Iobb
Farrell
Rhe Benton Ridge
Hoffman
Whistler
Morehart
Delegates Elected by C K of O for State Convention
At the regular meeting last Thursday the C K of O elected Joseph Shumaker and Ed Brain as delegates and Frank Kutvler Sr and Farry Jenet as alternates to the annual state convention to be held September 6 and 7 at Titin.
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C. K. of
Joseph Shumaker
Ed. Brain
Frank Kutvler Sr
Farry Jenet
Titin
Epworth League Convention Held at Bradner
Report by John Puchta details the eighteenth annual Epworth League Findlay district convention at Bradner on June 22–23. Delegates Miss May Cosgray Lucile W Patterson and Merritt Patterson attended. welcome by Bradner leader Carl Linville. addresses by Florence Dowen and O A Steen. evening lecture by Rev H J Jamison.
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Epworth League
Bradner
John Puchta
May Cosgray
Lucile W Patterson
Merritt Patterson
Findlay
Epworthians
Fremont
Carl Linville
League
Bng
A. G. Walter
Florence Dowen
O. A. Steen
Steen
H. (. Jamison
Cincinnati
Witteman
Laught
Tuy
Unclear text on travel and airship expedition plans
Fragmentary report notes Janes A. Haines leaving for Toledo then New York with a July sail to Rio for Chas. Strobel Toledo. Strobel aims to place airships in an expedition at Ri Jarittu with Mr Jtadoes overseeing. seventeen day water trip and eight week contract after lagging. Brazilian involvement uncertain.
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Janes A. Haines
Toledo
New York
Rio Janeth
Chas. Strobel
Strobel
Naibitiens Wibl Ou
Ri Jarittu
Jtadoes
Huaiss
Mteter
Hoo
Harmes
Watoes
Hina
Positien
Fragmented OCR note on school lesson timeline
Fragmented text references a school and a teacher Miss Leal with unclear actions and dates. The passage mentions winter terms, fluctuating events, and a late timetable with disrupted details. No coherent events or outcomes are established.
Dinner Guests
Dinner guests listed include Mrs JOD Southward and district officer, Miss Nehie, and Mr and Mrs tye Ash. The party followed a formal engagement with three additional attendees noted in scarce OCR.
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Cleary
Jod
Nehie
Tye
Ministers Attend Annual Beaverdam District Picnic
Rev and Mrs Stewart Baumgarner attended the annual ministers picnic of the Fimity District of the WoL church on Monday at Beaverdam.
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Stewart Baumgarc
Fimity
Beaverdam
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