Notable Notes From Wyandot County 1894 and 1915 Clippings
A digest of local items including July 19 1894 boxing result Peter Maher KO Craig in 10 rounds and Wake up Wyandot County meeting August 4 to nominate a county ticket. Also mentions Hocking Valley strike settlement, Carey water works bids, and railroad excursion to Detroit. 1915 items cover bonds sale, marriages, local hires, fashion items, and early interurban railway survey through Carey area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ Party
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
United States Senate
Bismarck
London Figaro
Kaiser
Hockanga Valley
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navigation Co
Detroit
Carey
O. A. Gunther
Wickle & Gunther
Nuggerud
Finnetorp
Sweden
Congo
Karoo
Livingstone
Stanley
Pulleman
Chicago
Cook County
Sam ‘T
Local Briefs July 16 1925 Toledo and area notes
John Hatcher of Toledo buys the Big Four restaurant from F W Rowland. A 90 pound daughter for Mr and Mrs George Snyder on E Findlay Street on their third wedding anniversary. Mrs Lester Deerwester dies near Fostoria leaving husband and two children. Upper Sandusky relatives noted. At the Strand Friday and Saturday Fred Thompson and his horse Silver King star in The Dangerous Coward. Monday and Tuesday John Swanson in Manhandled. Wednesday and Thursday Miss Bluebeard with Bebe Daniels. Cast includes Raymond Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hatcher
Toledo
F. W. Rowland
Stork
George Snyder
E. Findlay ‘Street
Lester Deerwester
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Strand
Fred Thompson
Silver King
John Swanson
Miss Bluebeard
Bebe Daniels
Raymond Griffith
Clown
Rural population gains spark small town pride in census
A census summary shows national growth is mainly in rural areas while big cities stagnate. Births exceed deaths by 50 percent in rural sections, whereas urban death rates outpace births by 25 percent. The Paigeluding Democrat notes this favors small towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulding Democrat
Mrs. Anna Belle Ade Visiting Tiffin Residents
Mrs. Anna Belle Ade of Tiffin has been a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Simonis on East Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Belle Ade
Tiffin
F. J. Simonis
E. Findlay Street
Mrs Julia Kinsel 81 Dies In Findlay Home
Mrs Julia Kinsel 81 wife of Jefferson Kinsel died at 1 55 PM Sunday at her daughter's home 209 Ash Avenue Findlay after a year of illness and three months bedfast Born January 20 1859 in Wyandot county she lived much of her life in Hancock county later moving to Ithaca Michigan She had three marriages culminating with Jacob Buckman and then to Mr Kinsel Surviving are her husband two sons William Lefferson Garey and Garford Lefferson Fostoria six grandchildren Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Findlay with Rev W L Harmony and interment in Union cemetery West Independence The body was taken to the Goff funeral home Carey and returned to Findlay Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kinsel
Jefferson Kinsel
B. O. Reynolds
Ashavehue
Findlay
Kinsel
Wyandot County
Joseph and
Martha (Curry) Dyson
Lfe
Hancock County
Ithaca, Mich
Joseph Jefferson
Jacob Buckman
Washington Township
Michigan
William Lefferson
Garey
Garford Lefferson
Fostoria
Causes of Rural Highway Accidents in 1939
Ohio's 1939 rural highway report shows 11 716 crashes up from 9260 in 1938 with 610 fatalities. About 24.6 percent involved a vehicle hogging the wrong side of the road. Pedestrian deaths totaled 112. most drivers in rural crashes were male and under legal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Highway Department
Farmers Can Get 1040 Loans On Indemnity Wheat
Farmers may obtain commodity loans on wheat bought with crop insurance indemnities through January 1, 1941. Loans require eligible wheat in approved storage and may be funded by immediate or deferred settlements, enabling price hedging and flexible purchase timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Sweigard
County Aaa Committee
Mr. Sweigard
Commodity Credit Corporation
New High in Fish Tags Returned
The Ohio Division of Conservation reports more returns from stocked and tagged breeder fish this spring than since 1875. Ten year returns show Ohio fish found in New York, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan and Ontario. To date 333 tags have been received. anglers urged to return tags to aid stocking, habitat, and management decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Conservation
Ohio Fish Commission
Ohio
New York
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Ontario
State Fish Laboratory
Ohio State Museum
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Art Boston
Peter Maher
Craig
Springville
Cramps
Diatia
Trust Company of
Spiter & Co
Hocking Valley
Carey Water Works
Fromspersons
Upper Sandusky Council
D Brown
Nettie Hafenbrack
Monroe
Mich
W. E Bates
Fremont
Findlay Street
J. J Goetz
S. W Schira
Akron
Toledo Ford Tire Co
Charles Stombaugh
C E Hunter
L B. Straw
F. J. Vigor
Mary Pickford
the Royal
Paramount
West Virginia
Carey and
Vieinit
Richwood
Marseilles
Kirby
Burson
Salem Township
David Heck
Findlay Road
C. D. Smith
Base Line
Bostoria
United States
Daniels
Thomas A. Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
Orville Wright
Prof
B. A. Feesenden
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Hudson Maxim
Henry Ford
Mrs
The
Carey Style Shop
House
Coats
Farm Bureau
Cooperative Association
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn., Inc
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