Wyandot County Happenings and Local Obituaries
County news itemized with births marriages deaths and local incidents from Upper Sandusky and surrounding towns. Notables include a new daughter to the Thiel family, civil war veteran Henry Yeager's death, weddings in Sycamore and Upper Sandusky, Kiwanis secretary’s trip, and a long list of fire, lightning, and accident claims paid by the Wyandot Mutual Relief Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yeager
Wyandot County
Smithville
E . Neumeister
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Yeager
Germany
Caroline Kloepfer
Ruth Naomi Stalter
Ralph Schrider
W G Hayman
Sycamore
A A Statter
Bellevernon
Marjorie Klaiss
Neo Walter
Schrider
Syccamore High School
Louise Walter
Kirby
Ralph Casey
James Casey
Upper Sandusky
St Peter’s Church
Upper
John R Forrer
Jane Cornely
Foster Schrenk
Paul Strasser
Casey
Bell Telephone 6
Toledo
R. W. Graham
East
Ohio
Harold Seebach
Landversicht & Thiel’s
Arteriey
Daisy Kirby
Frank Kirby
Onor Stansbery
John Stansbery
Harry Hans
Hans
Little Sandusky
Milton E. Sebender
Louis A. Logsdon
Route Four
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Adelbert College
Ulrich Paul
Salem Township
Ballinger
Dudley Township
Hardin County
Stanley Lee
Tymochtee
Sarah Johnson
Sycamore Township
Wilson Lyons
Pleasant Township
Frank McKinley
Jackson Township
W MM Presler
Big Springs
Seneca County
Ruffing
Crawford Township
H Meingzer
Mifflin Township
Alice Sutter
Pitt Township
Hfe
Susan Swartz
Ranger & Derr
Emma Games
Frank Ogg
Sadie
J W Condon
John Brasston
M M Sells
Lynne Township
Sloward J Carmean
Buck Township
Otis Chamberlain
Chauncey D Hamilton
Goshen Township
Failure as Spur to Strive in Edmund Vance Cook’s Verse
The poem argues failure fuels resilience and drive. It claims hardships prompt renewed effort and that without failure one cannot know true success. The speaker urges embracing setbacks as motivation to pursue higher achievement.
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Edmund Vance Cook
Court News Judge Close's Calender In the matter of estates
Court notes list multiple probate items including will admission to probate for William Mahle and An geline Culver, first accounts filed or suspended, letters testamentary issued to Roupp and Margraf guardians, appraisements ordered, and affidavits as to counsel fees in estates of Peter Haas William Mahle Albert Margraf An geline Culver and Angeline Culver plus related notices and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdawin JD
Stevens
Peter Haas
Willam Mahle
Albert
Margraf
Willam Mable
W. C. Roupp
Clara Margraf
Paul B. Margraf Et al
Mary J. Margraf
Angeline Culver
Burrel Culver
Local families host gatherings and visits across Sunday
Edith Karr dines with T G Laws. Sammett and Wright families visit relatives. Hurd, Dietelbach, and other neighbors host dinners. Notables travel to Findlay, Vanlue, and Attica. A Mexico Evangelical picnic and Sunday school service follow a lively day of greetings and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wright
Wishes
Peter. Boose. Werthies
Frank Wilson
Mabel
Forest Hurd
Emma Dietelbach
Findlay and
Vanlue
R. G. Hetzel
Alfred Davis
Ray Tracy
Jack and
Shirley
Carey
Charles’ ‘Dengenhart
Cinciinnati
William Sammet
George Hewett
Fostoria
Mark Karr
Divorce Granted in England v England Custody Ordered
Personal service on Forest England shows default on answer. Court finds gross neglect of duty toward Lillie England and grants divorce. Custody of daughter to mother and son to father with support and visitation. Defendant to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie England
Forest England
Bank fraud letter targets Upper Sandusky grocer check
Sheriff records show a First National Bank Carrollton note stating M C King checks were fraudulently drawn and worthless after a $35 transfer at an Upper Sandusky tourist camp. The letter claims he has left worthless mementoes in other cities and cites the case as part of police notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Upper Sandusky
First National Bank of
Carrollton
M. C. King
Wright Case Filed in Common Pleas Court
The State brings charges against J. W Wright in common pleas court via the court of Squire Jay Margueret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Wright
Common Pleas Court
Squire Jay Margueret
Loving Words Ascent Of The Hill Of Life
Poetic fragment praises loving words as small cost yet powerful. It frames speech as a kind sword aiding the weak and weary to face life’s strife. The piece questions whether words are trifles and asserts their lasting value.
Prices of Wheat and Corn and Farming Notes
Last year a bushel of wheat cost the average farmer $1.22 and a bushel of corn 82 cents. Canning rubbers should not be reused. When folded a Fee rubber will not crack. Fewer hogs than in 15 years are owned by Ohio farmers per the state crop report. Danish farmers do more bookkeeping than Ohio farmers with state hired experts and a 40 percent cost subsidy. It never rains but it pours a promise of corn in the ...
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Ohio
Farmers face June frost hit on Ohio apple crop
Farm crops experts at Ohio State University warn central and northern Ohio will see a short apple harvest due to a continuing June drop and frost damage. Red Clover seed-setting signals effects of a prolonged dry spell on crops across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio ‘State University
Roads to be sold in Salem and Crane townships
The Binan road in Salem township and the Koehler road in Crane township will be offered for sale on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Township
Koehler
Crane Township
Ward ditch hearing in Richland postponed to July 6
A further hearing on the Ward ditch project in Richland township has been postponed and rescheduled for July 6. Community concerns and filings guide the new date as officials aim to resolve drainage issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
Hearing on Ward ditch resumes July 11 in Richland
Hearing on the Ward ditch in Richland township is resumed July 11. House Bill No designating a special levy of taxes adds to the 1924 tax burden, making the last half higher than the first half in Salem township, Wharton Corporation and Nevada Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Township
Salem Township
Wharton Corporation
Nevada Corporation
Wealthy motorist delays station with push advice
A rich traveler in Georgia orders a lazy attendant to fetch gas and boasts that pushing shaped his own ascent. The boy retorts that the station has no gas to dispense, forcing the boss to push himself to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
It Is Not Easy To Apologize And Begin Anew
A reflective piece from the Ohio Educational Journal lists hardships of apology and renewal. It rings with cautions about admitting error facing sneers and keeping a high standard while forging ahead with restraint and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Educational Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vincent Thiel
U S. Eagles
Carey Tires
Ball Park
Lamarr Sisters
Methodist Church
Wharton
Minor Koehler
American Legion
James H. Pennington
Frank Badger
McCutchenville
West Virginia
D J McBane
Sandusky
Mr. McBane
Camp Knox
Lester Gilliland
Nevada
Charles L. Frazier
Muskegon, Mich
Upper Sandusky Masonic Temple
S. R Dunham
J. W. Holland
North Salem
W E Kaeding
Luckey
Salem-Bethany
C. G. Althoff
Flint
Mich
S&s Ro Dunham United
Margaret G. Ronk
Harry W Ehrhart
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Jim Upper Sandusky
Court News
Judge Close
Crawford
Edith Karr
T. G. Laws
Paul Sammet
Linden Smith
Clarence Smith
W. J. Smith
Myrtle Bingle
Yale
Okla
J. M. Ruffner
Maxine Ruffner
Marion
Brazon Davis
L. L. Hudson
Miss Matie
Edgar Abrogast
Attica
Glenn Hile
Beulah and
Clifton
Raymond Logsdon
Near Tiffin
Ralph Haford
Raymond, Jr
Nannie Bliss
Conneautville
Adisa
Lucille Wheeler
Clyde Wentling
Opal
Brayton Davis
Wentling
Joe Koont
Frank Haford
Mrs. Held
Raymond Bi
Ralph
Wm. Proctor
Mary Steiner
David R. Spitler
Florence Spitler
Charles F Close
John W. Kemmerly
Alvin Kemmerly
Justice Court
F. L. Moyer
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance Street
Mutal
Mutual
Taye
Zarex
Country Club
Campbell’s
Exry Mammoth
Slelaucus
Wisconsin
Road Sale
Eitier
The
Carey Times
Kenmont
Doughboy
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