Death of J. H. Smalley Prominent Tymochtee Resident
J H Smalley, 56, prominent Tymochtee township farmer and longtime Crawford resident, died suddenly Monday evening from angina pectoris while walking on his lawn. Survived by wife Ida S Hetzel Smalley, two siblings, and multiple half-siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Smalley residence and 230 PM at St Paul Lutheran Upper Sandusky. Interment Old Mission cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smalley
Tymochtee Township
Smalley
Jacob Howard Smalley
Crawford
Isaac
Rebecca (Rumple) Smalley
Ida S (Hetzel) Smalley
W. L. Smalley
Akron
Mary Tracy
Mathias Smalley
Benjamin Smalley
Allen Smalley
Katherine Emerson
Nanny Bliss
Elizabeth Rosendale
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Upper Sandusky
C. F. Betz
Old Mission Cemetery
Wyandot County Owed $915.49 From New Intangibles Tax
Ohio's intangibles tax shift leaves Wyandot County owed $915.49 after the first collection under the new law. The state overall shows a loss of $28,913,325.79, with Wyandot's share part of 15 counties owing the state and the state owing 73 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
State of Ohio
Ohio
Wyandot
The Jolly Ten Organize Sewing Society
The Jolly Ten Sewing Society organized last Thursday at Mrs E T Criger’s home northwest of town. Virginia Bowers was elected president with Rebecca Marsh as vice president secretary Mary Selda Kummerer treasurer Mary McKee and Iris Raingeler named recreation leader. They planned biweekly meetings and the next gathering was set for April 14 with refreshments provided by Mrs Howard McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ten Sewing Society
E T Criger
Virginia Bowers
Rebecca Marshall
Mary Selda Kummerer
Mary McKee
Iris Raingeler
Howard McKee
Davidson Family Reunion Held At Local Farm
The 20th annual Davidson reunion gathered 77 relatives at the Davidson home four miles south of town. Attendees came from Albuquerque New Mexico Lincoln Nebraska Martinsburg Ohio Cleveland Ohio Swanton Ohio Prospect Ohio Omar Boomville Ohio Columbus Ohio Findlay Ohio Mie Counh Dewisville Nevada Upper Sandusky Ohio and Carey Ohio A basket dinner followed and a baseball game between married and single men capped the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Lincoln
Neb
Martinsburg
Ay Cleveland
Swanton
Prospect
Omar Boomville
Columbus
Findlay
Mie Counh
Dewisville
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Fingle
Ohio Rural Schools See Enrollment Rise and Costs Soar
Ohio rural schools grew enrollment 29 percent from 1920 to 1929 while receipts rose 60 percent. Transportation and debt costs surged, principals and teachers salaries climbed, and per pupil receipts jumped from 97.47 to 159.03 dollars. Wyandot County enrollment fell slightly as other costs increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Inter- Organization Law ‘Association
Wyandot
Perrysburg Benefit Show For Fire Department A Success
Mr and Mrs Tom Baker and others attended a performance of The Fire Brigade in Perrysburg hosted as a benefit for the local fire department by Harry DeLong of New York City. DeLong had produced the play in Carey a month earlier and the Perrysburg show was well received and financially successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baker
Forest Bland
Gerald Doppler
Harvey Sopher
F. N. Schira
E. G Snyder
Ilo Wonder
Fire Brigade
Perrysburg
Harry DeLong
New York City
DeLong
Carey
Advertising Rates in Major Publications in 1920s
The article lists full page ad rates across leading magazines. Ladies' Home Journal charges 9500 dollars, Woman's Home Companion 9400, Delineator 9200, Pictorial Review and McCall's at 8000, Saturday Evening Post 8000, Colliers 5590, True Story 4500, and Liberty 4250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Delineator
Pictorial Review
McCall's Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
Colliers
True Story
Liberty
Pindlay Lights Changed Main Street Traffic Flow
Main street Findlay traffic lights now operate in alternating pairs replacing a block red system. City officials claim motorists can travel the length of Main street without hitting a red light. Lights on Main change every 33 seconds and 32 seconds on side streets.
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Main Street
Findlay
God Save the King Rye Theft Verse Exchange
A short verse complains of four and twenty birds crossing to Canada for rye. Upon opening the rye they sing loyalty to their President yet shout God save the King in a light exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Injured Neu Family Recovering After Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs O W Neu and their two daughters Yvonne five and Audrey one are recovering after a Sunday crash at the Benjamin Franklin highway and Route 28. The Neu car collided with a Caldwell Flagler Mortuary hearse driven by Donald Kuhn Toledo. Yvonne suffered bruises Audrey a scalp wound requiring five clamps. They were en route to Findlay for a reunion. The hearse driver was uninjured. The Neu car was severely damaged and the family was taken by ambulance to a physician and home in Tiffin. Mr Neu formerly resided in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Neu
Yvonne
Audrey
Benjamin Franklin Highway
Caldwell-Flagler Mortuary
Toledo
Donald Kuhn
Neu
Fostoria
Market Street
Kuhn
Columbus
T Tiffin Tribune
Carey
R. E. Neu
Springfield
Postal Employes Face Pay Cuts and New Rates
Federal economy act cuts salaries of postmasters assistants and supervisors by 8 1 3 percent while rural carriers also see reductions. City carriers lose 30 days of furlough with no vacation. 15 day sick leave preserved. First class letters post after final collections Tuesday bear 3 cent air mail 8 cents first ounce then 13 cents each addl ounce. No rate change for cards or local office mail without carrier service.
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Air Mail
Ban on Married Teachers Cited in Divorce Petition
Cardington Ohio district policy to hire only single women drives divorce petition by Margaret Coleman against Ray Coleman. She cites inability to secure employment as a teacher and lack of support as key factors in the case filed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Gilead
Margaret Coleman
Cardington
Ray Coleman
Cardington Independent
Ellen Marshall and Kenneth Jacquith Wedding Announcement
Miss Ellen Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Seth Marshall announced marriage to Kenneth Jacquith son of Mr and Mrs R B Jacquith Forest. The ceremony occurred about a year ago in Forest. Mrs Jacquith taught sixth grade at Forest School and Mr Jacquith is co owner and publisher of the Forest Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Marshall
Seth Marshall
South of Forest
Kenneth Jacquith
R B_ Jacquith
Forest
Old Time Saloon Reflections From Ade Book
George Ade argues most old-time saloons were dirty and regressive while only a few matched glowing memories. He advocates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment but opposes restoring the famous saloon, noting readers can learn why in his book and sharing anecdotes from preprohibition days about distilling costs and aging myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ade
California
Ade
Peoria
Local and Personal Reunion Card Notes
Miss Oleafa Peterson visited Mansfield with Miss Melva Weininger. L G Altwater and Laura Maffett were in Upper Sandusky on business. Bert and Earl Adelsperger guests with relatives. Adelsperger families from Fremont and Detroit. Carl Ebner and sons William and Willard from Columbus stayed at the Galbroners. Lola Mae Ebner, who had been visiting, returned to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Oleafa Peterson
Mansfield
Melva Weininger
L G Altwater
Laura Maffett
Upper Sandusky
Bert Adelsperger
Fremont
Earl Adelsperger
Detroit
Carl Ebner
William and
Willard
Columbus
F. A. Galbroner
Lola Mae Ebner
Manure Use Could Save Ohio Farmers From Nutrient Losses
Ohio farmers can curb costly losses of barnyard manure nutrients by applying manure in summer to pastures rather than letting rains leach them away. Studies from Cornell show large nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash losses and value declines, with recommendations for moderate summer applications and limits on how much pasture to manur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Karl Jones
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Jones
Cornell
Measles and German Measles Quarantine Rules Noted
The Lodi Review reports Ohio public health manual rules require physicians to report measles and rubella cases. Quarantine periods depend on exposure and attendance. susceptible children face 14 day isolation or house confinement until release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina County
State of
Ohio
Berdre 7
Baby Christened Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation
The son born last Monday to Mr and Mrs Carey Garn was christened Sunday afternoon by Fr Miller at Our Lady of Consolation church. He was named Gerald Lewis with sponsors Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians of west of town. Gerald Lewis shares anniversaries with both couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Garn
Fr. Miller
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Gerald Lewis
Lawrence Orians
West of Town
Garn
No Taxlevy Planned by Sturgis City Budget Cut
Sturgis Michigan officials announce no city tax levy next year by trimming expenses and diverting municipal electric plant earnings into general funds. The move saves property owners about seven dollars per thousand of assessed value.
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City of
Sturgis
Mich
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God Save the King
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Wesco
Srazil Coffee
LUX
Virginia
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