Local and Personal News From Frenchtown and Nearby
Birth announced in Frenchtown as Mr and Mrs Ed Theis welcome twin sons. J A Newcomer visited Tiffin on business for several days. Miss Katharine Gordons of Macon Illinois visits sister Mrs George W Hickel. Mrs J P Newhard and son Jaydie stay with Detroit guests of Dr and Mrs O Randall. Mr and Mrs Scott Tong host Sunday dinner with Grant Tong and Hosea Tong. Mrs Frank Stout and Mrs Anna Wohlgamuth of Carnal Dover plan visits tonight. Mr and Mrs Charles Jacobs of Ostrander celebrate Fourth with a fourteen pound son born that day. Harry Pantig adds porch and bathroom upgrades to Lake Street home purchased from Mrs Lillie Brayton.
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Theis
Frenchtown
J. A. Newcomer
Tiffin
J. A. ‘Kimnel
Katharine Gordons
O.randall
Scott Tong
Grant
Hosea Tong
Frank Stout
Anna Wohlgamuth
Carnal Dover
Charles Jacobs
Ostrander
Harry Pant i Ig
Variouis
Lake Street
For RENT Barn Housekeeper Wanted in Findlay Ohio
Inquire of Dr J EB Nichols. Wanted a competent housekeeper able to take full charge of a three adult household. No washing or ironing. If not perfectly capable do not apply. Address Mrs N W Brown 200 Second Street Findlay Ohio.
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N. W. Brown
Second Street
Findlay
Ohio
Funeral of Amos Bixby at Laughlin Home
The funeral for Amos Bixby was held at the Laughlin home on Wednesday at two o'clock led by Rev. E. Luther Spaid of the Lutheran church. Scripture readings included Psalms 90 and 23 and selections from Revelation and the epistles of Peter and Corinthians, with hymns My Jesus as Thou Willest Lead Kindly Light and Abide with Me. Pallbearers were Levi Haines J A Smith Jacob Stief J A Gibbs Elmer Wonder and A H Kemerley. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Amos Bixby
E. G. Laughlin
E. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
Peter
Jesus
Spring Grove Cemetery
Levi Haines
J. A. Smith
Jacob Stief
J- A. Gibbs
Elmer Wonder
A. H. Kemerley
Family Reunion Column Seeks Local Gatherings
The Times invites readers to send reunion details for a new summer column. First notice lists Crooks Ewing gathering on Wednesday August 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wehrle in Adrian.
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the Times
Crooks-Ewing
Joseph Wehrle
Adrian
The Constant Advertiser Keeps the Trade
A quirky adage contrasts constant influence with lasting effects, likening persistent advertising to steady water eroding stone and a patient suitor winning a maiden. The Very Latest notes witty dialogue about car ads and punctuality, ruminating on what counts as the latest thing in cars.
Japanese Sun God Names In Morning Idol Myths
The text contrasts Dainiz-no-Rai as the sun god with Daiboti described as a large idol figure with many hands, noting their distinct identities in Japanese religious imagery.
Office Move Notice to New Racket Store Address
Dr. R. C. Van Buren announces relocation of his office from the rooms above F. J. Vigor's store to the premises over E. M. Reinhart's racket shop.
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F. J. Vigor
E. M. Reinhart
Park Notes Inspire Park Improvements and Donations
The Park receives plans for a monkey bungalow, steps with a handrail, and bird houses to enhance its appearance. A new raccoon house by Scott Tong and a painted garbage can funded by Carl brighten grounds after a weekend effort. Topsy the monkey recovers from a cold as residents plan pavilion fundraising.
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Scott Tong
Gary Mitchell
Carl
Artube
Carey
Carey Times
Las
Topsy
M.C. R
Farms for Sale in Ohio Lands Ad List
A historical real estate list offers 80 acres near Seneca township with timber and tillable land at 70 per acre, 160 acres near Carey with good buildings at 18 000, 460 acres near Vanlue with tiled fields at 130 per acre, 40 acres near New Reigel with fair buildings at 2850, 80 acres near Carey with modern house at 5600, 80 acres near Adrian at 125 per acre, 80 acres near French Town at 130 per acre, 160 acres six miles from Galion with timber and two springs at 60 per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler, Adrian, O. Home Phone 5-167.
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Seneca Township
Seneca’ County
Carey
Main Pike
Vanlue
New Reigel
Price
Adrian
French Town
Galion
W. M. Presler
Frances Willard WCTU Meets With Flower Mission Day
The Frances Willard W C T U met Wednesday with Mrs G W Starr observing Flower Mission Day. Readings included The Story of Jennie Cassidy A Roof Flower Gardener and The Blossoms of the Beautitudes. Guests Miss Gertrude England and Miss Maud Starr attended. Next meeting set for July 21 with Mrs Alton Phillips.
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Frances Willard
G. W. Starr
Jennie Cassidy
Rev Father Axoys sermon schedule on Sunday masses
The services for Sunday list Low Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass at 10:30 a m Vespers instructions and benediction at 7:50 p m All times given in sun time.
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Father Axoys. M. Fisu
Church Schedule for Sunday Services and Activities
Rev Luther Spain leads Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship with sermon at 10:15 a.m. Luther League gathering at 6:00 p.m. Evening Worship and sermon at 7:00 p.m.
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Luther League
Catarrh Cure Marketed as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement proclaims catarrh a constitutional disease and promotes Tall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any uncured case, urging readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
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Yatts
Tall
Iery & Co
Toledo
Ohigt
Simple inventions urged by Scientific American readers
The article lists several desired devices including a portable ticket holder, a garment ticket insert, a deflector for sleeping car berths to allow fresh air without cold blasts, and a mirror glare prevention window treatment. It also notes President Wilson’s rain issues with glasses and a possible solution.
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Wilson
Mexican Military Coin and its Currency Schemes
The Engineering and Mining Journal comments on Mexican commandants minting own currency to fund forces. It notes attempts to circulate paper with arguments and recalls a plan for time limited money the size of a subway ticket to spur rapid spend of value before it expires.
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Engineering and Mining Journal
Celluloid Watch Crystals Debut In War Time Effort
Amid war disruption of German crystal supply American makers faced shortages. Water glass crystals are produced domestically and an American inventor adds a celluloid crystal that mimics glass yet remains unbreakable offering a practical alternative for watches.
War Escalation Brings Eleven Nations Involved
The New York American reports eleven nations are at war with two or three more possible. It notes a mix of languages including Jinglish French Russian Italian German Hungarian Turkish Japanese Polish and Walloon, plus several sublanguages, reflecting a towering linguistic mosaic amid conflict.
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New York
Strawberries Byproducts Aim to Cut Farm Waste
The department of agriculture produced bulletins on making berry byproducts to save waste from strawberries. Each year thousands of bushels are discarded due to low prices or adverse conditions, and the bulletins offer methods to utilize excess fruit.
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Department of Agriculture
Experts discuss naval gun cable winding on Queen Elizabeth
Experts describe the Queen Elizabeth class battleship equipped with a new naval gun whose vital tube is wound with 192 miles of flattened steel wire. The detail highlights the ship's advanced engineering and firepower.
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England
Practical Health Hint Babies In Hot Weather
Advice on keeping babies cool in summer to prevent diarrhea. Emphasizes light food, frequent baths, minimal clothing, fresh air, cool places to play, and offering cool water regularly. Warns against giving medicines without a doctor’s order and stresses proper feeding intervals and clean bodies.
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