Births and deaths shuffle through Interesting County News
A son born last Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Zen Needles of Marseilles township. John Gerber of Southeast of Upper Sandusky so parents of Richard Lee born at Bucyrus City hospital Friday. A 9S$ pound son born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Oliver Karg of South Park Upper Sandusky named James Allen. Mrs Victoria Sieg 80 died at Ridgeway. Judge Philip Crow of Kenton is a brother. Ethel M Fisher and Dr Lautermilch married June 28 in St Peters Upper Sandusky. George Washington Miller died Wednesday at his daughter's Nevada home aged 84. Emil von Siebenthal 81 died at Home for the Aged from pernicious anemia. J W Matz hired as half-time agricultural teacher for At tica and two schools with $2400 salary. Robert Book burned hand at Shell station Upper Sandusky from oil pit explosion. Fourth-Chief report notes he was Upper Sandusky's only victim.
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Zen Needles
Marseilles Township
John Gerber
Upper Sandusky
Richard Lee
Bucyrus City Hospital
Oliver Karg
South ’Park
James Allen
Victoria Sieg
Wyandot County
Ridgeway
Philip. Crow
Kenton
Ethel M. Fisher
Hubert Fisher
Lautermilch
Tiffin
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
George Washington Miller
H. H. ‘Watts
Nevada
Emil von Siebenthal
Switzerland
von Siebenthal
Louisville
J. W. Matz
Attica
Eden Boards of Education
Matz
Robert Book
Virgil Book
Shell
S. Sandusky Street
South End
Robert
Sheriff Sale of 163 Acre Farm in Stoll Heirs Case
The sheriff will sell the 163 acre farm belonging to the Stoll heirs on Saturday July 9 at 2:00 PM at the west door of the courthouse in Upper Sandusky. The partition action Hattie I. Calmes versus Allen G. Stoll et al sets the property at 12500 dollars.
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Stoll
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Hattie I. Calmes
Allen G. Stoll
Carelous Observers Note Family Visits in Carey and Nearby
Grace Stanley hosts the Ralph Kurtz family in Carey on Monday evening. Marion guest Viola Keeler visits her parents E B Keeler. Madalene Pipes visits Clara Laws and Irving Claude. Granville duo Charles Steiner and William Proctor host guests. Mansfield families stay with David Dow and family. Proctor home hosts Murray Pipes and Madalene Pipes with Ivan Schmidt. Davis, Lortz, Morehart dine with Oscar Wentling and Turner households. Carey residents Kurtz, Hugh Kurtz, Richard Kurtz, Patricia Kurtz visit Grace Stanley. Birth announcements appear in Carey Times.
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Ralph Kurtz
Carey
Viola. Keeler
Marion
E. B. Keeler
Madalene Pipes
Clara Laws
Irving Claude
Charles Steiner
Granville
William Proctor
Robert ‘Dow
Mansfield
David Dow
Murray Pipes
Maidalene Pipes
Ivan Schmidt
Howard, Turner
George Turner
Prank Adelsperger
Union City
Ind
Robert Parker
Bobby
Dolly
Conneaut
Hugh Kurtz
Richard
Patricia
Fort Royal
Grace. Stanley
Dedication of Zion Bloom cemetery fence set for Sunday
Fort Royal residents announced the Zion-Bloom cemetery fence dedication for Sunday July 10 at 6 30 PM with a music program and addresses. A large audience is invited as Rev O R Reiff of Findlay called on local families and many neighbors attended social visits and Fourth of July gatherings at Hartle and Baughman homes with ice cream and fireworks afterward.
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Zion-Bloom Cemetery
Vanlue
Whiskey truck seized after DWI driver jailed in Chicago area
A whiskey truck carrying 432 cases for the Ohio state liquor department was placed under guard in a Manafield garage after its driver received a 90 day jail term and a $100 fine for driving while intoxicated. The driver was arrested after his truck struck four automobiles in Chicago and was convicted before Municipal Judge G. E. Kalbleisch.
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Ohio ‘State Liquor Department
Manafield
George Lawrence
Chicago
G. E. Kalbleisch
Misleading Ad Letter Pertains to Corn Syrup
A company producing corn syrup received a letter claiming six cans improved nothing. The sender writes to protest misleading advertising about health benefits. The missive foregrounds consumer doubt about product claims and effectiveness.
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Findlay
Baughman
Vertie Bame
Morton Lee
Harold Lee
Mi’ Romig
Louise
B.A. Baughman
Letta Hartle
Ray
BE. A. Baughman
S. C. Presler
Martha
A. F. Hartle
Harry Sanford
Rhodabelle
Marseilles
Orville Mean
Twila
Betty
Jimmy
H. A. Baughman
Wendell Heck
Near Findlay
Elmer ‘Rader
Harry Stoll
L. O. Pratt
Ralph
Allen Beaker
Wallace
Arthur Lillinger
W. M. Thomas
Harvey Newcomer
Oak’ Grove
Margaret? Lee
Sour” “Herman
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Don ‘Bright
Clyde Lee
Harley Bame
Dorothy
Near Arlington
Randolph Young
Lois
Near Wharton
Earl Snook
Everett Lee
Hartle Home
O. E. Dean
Jack
Charles Benjamin
Lloyd Sworden
Maryline
Milton Stillberger
Harley Baughman
Glen
Howard
Reva. Ice
William Born
Greenwich
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William Frederick
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William Pontius
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