Kilbourne road opened. births and local notices
County news lists Kilbourne road opening for traffic. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Foster Campbell near Wyandot. Mrs Mayme Snyder Willford buys Fowler millinery in Upper Sandusky. A July 14 festival at Kirby features Mt. Blanchard band. Upper Sandusky Kiwanis chautauqua runs July 28 33 and 24 1925. Various local incidents include a factory fire insurance amount 46500 and payout 46400, marriages and a collision injuring August Holler’s eye, and the death of George G Miller near Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourne
Foster Campbell
Wyandot
Mayme Snyder Willford
Fowler
Upper Sandusky
Kirby
Mt. Blanchard
Local notices and births in Wyandot county papers
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson of Upper Sandusky V FE. Alspach has resigned his position as teacher in the Nevada schools and has accepted a position as principal of the third ward school at Maumee. J H Smith and Foster Schrenk of Upper Sandusky received bruises Tuesday when their car was sideswiped near Brush Ridge. Wyandot county divorce reports show two cases: absence and neglect and cruelty. Pap H Brown and Amny Margaret Peters wed at Upper Sandusky Methodist Church. Frank C McBeth 71 died of apoplexy in Upper Sandusky. He was born in 1854 and survived by his wife Melvina Balliet and seven children. Funeral at home with Rev B E Lienkaemper. interment in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Upper Sandusky
George V
Waynesboro
Penn
Ella Yeager
Grant Miller
Sycamore
Robert Miller
Rossford
the Reformed Church
B. E. Reamsnyder
Springfield
J. W. Huffman
Pleasant View Cemetery
Harry Thompson
V. FE. Alspach
Nevada
Third Ward
Maumee
J. H. Smith
Foster Schrenk
Marion Road
Brush Ridge
Clerk of Courts
Harless C. Staggs
Wyandot
Pap H., Brown
Upper Sandasky
Amny Margaret Peters
S. KR. Dunham
Frank C. McBeth
Mr. McBeth
McBeth
Upper Sandusks
Antrim Township
Melvina Balliet
B. E. Lienkaemper
Arm Woods Become Sources of Income in Ohio Woodlot
Dr Dean of the Ohio Experiment Station tells farmers near Findlay that a 20 acre woodlot can pay with proper care. Mature timber sold for 4000 dollars, seed trees preserved, weed trees removed, undergrowth kept, and open spaces planted with tulip poplar and red oak to ensure a permanent income. The fenced woodlot shows lush growth vs a nearby pastured lot. State foresters urge selective marketing and reforestation to favor valuable species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dean
Ohio Experiment Station
Findlay
Ohio
Dean
Saving by doing more and earning more in business
A piece from Herbert N Cas son s Efficiency Magazine urges business men to save by increasing income and efficiency. It advises using resources wisely, boosting output, and investing to raise profits rather than merely cutting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert N Casson
Efficiency
Court News Judge Close’s Calendar In Estate Matters
Estate cases include letters testamentary issued to Avery Gibson in Parker estate and administration letters issued in Yeager and Spangler matters. Final accounts filed or suspended, sales and transfers ordered, inventories filed, and guardianship actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Parker
Avery Gibson
Elmer Lininger
Henry Yeager
Henrys Jo’ Yeager
Ira Justi
Ira Justice
Charles W. Bringman
Aquilla Q. Ferguson
Jane Ferguson
Lewis McPherson
Frances L. McPherson
Judge Appoints Commissioners in Partition Suit
Judge Charles F. Close orders partition in Clara E. Hablitzel vs H. W. Failer et al appointing Allen Myers James Needs and Charles Hoeps as commissioners. In Buess vs Lizzie Hines et al the title is quieted as prayed. costs taxed against plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Close
Clara E. Hablitzel
H. W. Failer
Allen Myers
James Needs
Charles Hoeps
John F. Buess
Lizzie Hines
Straw estate will construed in Common Pleas action
John T. Carey as TM administrator with will annexed of Katherine Straw deceased sues E G Straw and others to have the late Katherine Straw’s will construed. District Examiner Harry Riley of Bucyrus and Assistant Examiner Corbett of Bellefontaine begin county records examination at the courthouse. County commissioners accept surveyor’s report on the Smith road in MiMin and Pitt townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Carey
Katherine Straw
Harry Riley
Bucyrus
Corbett
Bellefontaine
Court House
Smith Road
MiMin
Pitt Townships
Pigeons Stolen From Rear Shed in Findlay
W. T. Johnson of 304 W Crawford reports the theft of 10 pigeons from a rear shed. The birds include two prize winners from Chicago valued at 75 dollars. two are government carrier pigeons with a 25 dollar reward offered by the United States for theft of such birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnson
W. Crawford Street
Chicago
United States
Findlay Courier
Farvers Want More and Must Produce More
A Kansas State Agricultural College speaker, President F. Dol. Farrell, tells farmers at the Ohio Experiment Station that American farmers lead in desire and output. He cites rapid increases in wants over 25 years with autos radios and electrified homes, urging use of science, soil care, seed treatment, pest control, balanced feeding, and market study to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dol. Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ohio Experiment Station
Fapiter
Paradox of cheap seed and housewife efficiency noted
The passage highlights economic quirks and social commentary. It cites Sam and a proverb on disposal, notes a wheel tray aid from a discarded buggy, quotes Lord Macaulay on bear-baiting, and reports a 9 percent rise in the US pig crop due to warm spring weather while Ohio farm economics and a striped stalk borer insect are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Macaulay
Federal Department of Agriculture
Dog mauling near Tiffin prompts state serum aid
Russell Bunn, near Tiffin, is under medical care after a vicious dog belonging to neighbor Asa Bennett attacked him, biting him in 11 places. Serum from the state board of health at Columbus was rushed to aid treatment as deputy sheriffs shot the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bunn
Tiffin
State Board of Health
Columbus
Bunn
Asa Bennett
Green Spring Echo
City Council Orders Stop Signs for Intersections
The council met Monday evening and ordered stop signs from Auto Sign Display Co of St. Louis Missouri. Signs will be erected at Findlay and Vance street intersections and at all other streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Sign Display Co
St. Louis
Findlay and
Vance Street
Family of Artists to Entertain Here on Chautauqua Day
The McVicker Symphonic Quartet will perform classical and popular selections on clarinet violin piano and bass viol with saxophones for harmonic effects. The family group led by Max Greenfield will showcase Victor Herbert operatic numbers and pieces from Naughty Marietta and The Fortune Teller along with Von Suppe Morning Noon and Night Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody and the Love Song from Samson and Delilah at the McVicker theater Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
McVicker
McVicker Company
Max Greenfield
Edith Greenfield
M. Greenfield
I. Greenfield
McVicker Theater
Chicago
Victor Herbert
von Suppe
Liszt
Stop Look and Listen signs clash with love in Carey Times tale
A lighthearted note from the Carey Times hints that Stop Look and Listen signs warn of trains yet a man who stares at a pretty woman risks hearing trouble later. The piece plays as a humorous reunion card caption.
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Upper
William Cook
South Whitley
Ind
Cook
Anna—Gibson
Frederick Cromer
West Virginia
Upper Sandusky Presbyterian Church
Wyandot Clay Products Co
Harry W. Street
Marion
Bernice B. Wilson
Delaware
E. E. Nietz
Teachers’ Institute
Union School
C. C Kohl
Bowling Green
Ernest Courtad
North of
Lester Deerwester
Fostoria
August Holler
C.D. Kimmel
Sylva Sergent
J D Darling
Martha Fullmer
William Fullmer
This City
Rudolph Lay
John A. Lay
Roundhead
Kenton
Monroe
Midh
Cincinnati
Harpster
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Sigler
C Ds O
Wwihart
Ralph Montee
Minfon Fowhe
ARM Woods
Court News
County
Farvers
Sam
Man
Greene County
Ohio State University
Garey Chautauqua
The
Carey Times
Avondale
Country Club
Yeaac
Zarex
Farm Bureau
Diamond
V.C
Buffalo
Waynes
Kenmont
Doughboy
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
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