Births, deaths, and notices around Upper Sandusky
A son born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Thomas McCarty of Upper Sandusky. A daughter born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Carson Bowen north of Ty mowites. Nellie N Burgderfer 46 died Sunday near McCutchenville from liver cancer. Mrs George Everett 74, nee Uncapher, died near Lartie. Fred Schmidt injured on a hay fork near Harpster. Ruth Elizabeth Shherry and William Russell Bone wed in Upper Sandusky. Charles Neate 72, prominent retiree, died in Upper Sandusky. Marjorie Scheidegger wed John Wald vogel of Tiffin. Postmaster Karl Hale reported plans for a new post office building. BE C Smith 43, long-time Upper Sandusky resident, burned to death in Toledo. Otto O Binan and Frieda K Irvin Binan married at Marion. Upper Sandusky faces drought risk as rain misses town. heat up to 101 degrees. Mrs Jacob J Sammet of Upper Sandusky died after a lengthy illness following cancer surgery. age 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCarty
Upper Sandusky
Carson Bowen
Tymowites
Fred Schmidt
John Neate
Marjorie Scheidegger
John Waldvogel
Tiffin
Trinity Reformed Parsonage
James W. Good
Karl H. Hale
Treasury Department
BE. C. Smith
Toledo
Minnie Baldur
Otto O. Binan
J. W. Schillinger
Marion
Binan
Frieda K. Irvin
Fred Duerr
Cherry Street
Mercury
Buckeye Stages seeks re hearing on Mansfield buses
The Buckeye Stages Inc filed with the state public utilities commission for a rehearing of the May 26 order granting Mansfield Coach authority to operate buses between Columbus and Delaware. The application claims the evidence did not justify issuing the operating certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Stages, Inc
State Public Utilities Commission
Mansfield Coach Company
Columbus
Delaware
Carey Times Promotes Letter Heads and Envelopes
The Carey Times highlights its commercial printing capabilities including letter heads and envelopes as part of its offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
National officers speak at district meeting in Ohio
The Women’s Benefit Association district rally at Moose Hall previews the 1935 Cleveland international convention with Miss Frances Partridge and Mrs Nellie Heppert outlining goals. Ohio leads in membership and history, while relief work and health initiatives are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frances D. Partridge
Port Huron
Mich
Woman's Benefit Association
Nellie Go. W. Heppert
Akron
Women’s Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Ohio
Miss Partridge
Lake Huron
Women's Benefit Association
Heppert
Maumee Yacht Club
Lillian Steusloff
Toledo
Lima
Carey
Findlay
McComb
Fostoria
Findlay Review
Lewis Fabian
Grace Hangard
Evelyn Baughman
J. N. Miller
Mary Lou
Caroline Parks
Beagle
Norman Moorhead
Grace Engard
Bert Crosser
Loretta Miller
Frank Hammong
Maude Lee
John Rummell
Findlay Republican
Phil Sexton
Wm. Leeder
S. W. Pahl
Corinne Putnam
Harvey Sopher
Grant Gibson
Edwin Nye
Carolyn Sopher
Nial Stillberger
Chester Vogel
Linus Myers
J. T. Stombaugh
F. L. Moyer
Dennis DeVene
Alice
Bertha Walter
Grover Wagner
Myrtle Perkins
Don Hunter
Lester Sawyer
Racketeer Seeks Verdict By Bribing Irishman
A racketeer on trial for murder allegedly bribed an Irishman with $100 to sway a verdict of manslaughter. After a lengthy deliberation the jury returned the requested verdict. The racketeer thanked the bribed man who admitted most jurors wanted to acquit.
Post Office Grades Cut in Wood County
Four Wood county post offices will lose one grade on July 1 due to the department annual readjustment based on receipts. Perrysburg and North Baltimore drop from second to third class. Luckey and Risingsun fall from third to fourth class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Perrysburg
North Baltimore
Luckey and Risingsun
Milk Bill Sparks Ohio Legislative Reform and Public Service
The Ohio General Assembly passed a milk regulation bill creating a four member commission to oversee distribution with up to two from one party. Governor will appoint within 30 days, before July 22. The note also mentions diverse civic events and conservation outings in Columbus and Camp Perry, with guard units and quotas cited for county participation and a referendum committee thanking contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Clarence H. Burk
New London
Hodge Finance Committee
State Division of Conservation
George White
Camp Perry
Indian Lake
Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Lake Erie
James W. Stuber
Division of Conservation
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
37Th Division
112Th Engineers
64Th Cavalry Brigade
Cleveland
112Th Medical Regiment
Marion
Montgomery
Morrow
Noble
Perry
Pickaway
Putnam
Trumbull
Union
Wyandot
Franklin
Hardin
Jackson
Meigs
Mercer County
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Ohio Corporations Pay Large Secretary of State Fees
The Burkhardt Brewing Company Akron paid 3850 dollars for incorporation with 500000 shares, third largest fee this year, to manufacture and sell beer. Akron Brewing Co paid 300 for a stock increase. Renner Brewing Co 3975 for 21021 shares. United Truck Co 4162.50 for 1 February filing. Robert L. Leeds filed petitions with 225147 signatures for a statewide police system referendum and transfer of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to the Highway Department, exceeding the 154107 requirement. Counties including Allen Athens Coshocton Erie Lucas Mahoning doubled signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhardt Brewing Company of
Akron
Secretary of State
Akron Brewing Co
Renner Brewing Co
Youngstown
United Truck Company of
Cleveland
Robert L. Leeds
Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Highway Department
Ohio
Allen
Athens
Coshocton
Erie
Lucas
Mahoning
New Officers Named at The Mother Church
The annual meeting of The First Church of Christ Scientist announced new officers for the Publishing Society. Mary G. Ewing was elected president, Ezra W. Palmer clerk, and Edward L. Ripley treasurer. Ewing, a Brookline native, has long served in Christian Science roles in Chicago and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Publishing Society
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Charles E. Heitman
Mary G. Ewing
Brookline
Mass
Ezra W. Palmer
Edward L. Ripley
Quincy
Ill
Chicago
William C. Ewing
Ruth B. Ewing
Eddy
Exeing
Board of Education
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Board of
Mother Church
Christian Science Pleasant View Home
Christian Science Benevolent Association
Boston
Christian Science Churches
Electric rate cut eyed as Marion council approves ordinance
Marion city council approves an 18 percent residential rate reduction and further cuts for commercial and power rates after negotiations with the Columbus Delaware Marion Electric company. The 10 year contract with Cardington area firms is released to allow new negotiations. Cardington contracts, signed last October, will be surveyed locally before a village council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardington
Marion
Columbus, Delaware & Marion Electric Company
Morrow Public Service Company
C., D. & M. Company
C. C. Roberts
Salmon Puff Recipe Serves Individual Portions
Remove salmon skin and bones and chop meat fine. Mix with lemon juice onion juice paprika bread crumbs eggs and salt fold in beaten egg whites and bake in buttered custard cups at 300 degrees until puffed and golden. Turn onto platter garnish with parsley and sauce.
Local and Personal Notes Across Towns and Regions
Local residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of weekend trips and visits. G W Summit moves to Clyde. Linus Myers and Wendell visit Green Springs. Glenn Black and family in Columbus. Hendricks family in Findlay. Several relatives and friends gather in Toledo, Chicago, Bucyrus, and Findlay for holidays and gatherings. A. C. Kitzler shows improvement after hospital surgery. John McCormick and Tom Arnett, with Cecil Rader and Glen Fruth, planned a Chicago trip then switched to a Ford journey toward Montana for work prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
Findlay
Beatrice Phillips
Fostoria
Chicago
John Halloran
Donald Crateg
Toledo
Josephine Jacob
Columbus
John McCormick
Tom Arnett
Cecil Rader
Glen Fruth
Glen
Cecil
Montana
Ohio farm incomes show some gain
Ohio farm product gross cash income rose 19 percent from April to May and 14 percent from last May, driven mainly by higher prices. May prices were 20 percent above April and 16 percent above May last year, with grains hogs and wool posting the largest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Experiment Station
Oho
Local social notes from Fort Royal and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Nelson Carothers visited Mr and Mrs Hartle Sunday evening. Rev Turner from Wharton called on Mr and Mrs Hartle one afternoon last week. H M Bame called on Mr Hartle last Thursday and Stanley Bame Friday. Delmar Searfoss of Fostoria visited his aunt and uncle, the Baughmans, Saturday afternoon. Eugene Baughman and children of Findlay visited the Baughmans Sunday evening. Mrs C S Chambers and daughter Flossie and son Everett from near Carey visited Mr and Mrs Hartle Wednesday last week. Mr and Mrs E A Baughman and granddaughter Betty were at the Walter home northeast of Wharton Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wood
Columbus
Ands
J. _E. Myers
And
Mirg
LeMott
George Metzger
Findlay
Bucyrus
Billy Calmes
C. H. Hull
F. A. Miller
Ida Miller
Chester Rosendale
Bloomdale
Fred Ellis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ellis
W. J. Sopher
A. C. Kitzler
George Bayne
Lancaster
Harry Bowman
Betty
Monroe
Nelson Carothers
Mrs. Hartle
Rev. Turner of
Wharton
Delmar Searfoss
Fostoria
BE. A. Baughman
Harley Baughman
Glen, Howard
Reva
O. E. Dean
Vanlue
Eugene Baughman
E. A. Baughman
C. S. Chambers
Floss
The Promised Land Lesson About Milk and Honey Walls
A teacher asks a girl why Promised Land cities have high walls. She replies that walls keep the milk and honey from flowing out, a wide eyed, awe filled moment of innocent wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Promised Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie N. Burgderfer
McCutchenville
George Everett
Wyandot County
Lartie
Jacob J. Sammet
Harvey B. Stansbery
White Cross Hospital
Carl McCleary
L. J. Cooke
Niles
George S. Myers
Ti Scott Wehe
United Spanish War Veterans of Ohio
Carmi A. Thompson
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Parl C. Goff
Undertaker
G. W. Summit
Clyde
Wendell
Green Springs
Glenn Black
B. A. Mench
F. C. Beebe
East of Town
C. C. Wenner
Adrian
D. A. Cole
Della Gilliland
Emma
Charles Neate
Trinity Evangelical Church
Fort Royal
H. M. Bame
Mr. Hartle
Stanley Bame
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