Upper Sandusky Notes Tie Up Local Headlines
Long list of community items from Upper Sandusky with new hires and deaths. Miss Edna Moe Baldur takes a telephone operator post, local youths placed in Delaware Children’s Home, Mrs. H E Pletgher dies in Tiffin, copper cent dated 1835 found, U S Taxi Co moves to 112 East Johnson, five year old James Foust dies after surgery in Findlay, Ohio Power Co. picnic held at Riverside Park, Rebekah lodge officers installed, vandalism damages Walker store window, funeral directors district meeting in Indian Mill, Elks band rehearses for White Way dedication, Sycamore Telephone rate hike contested, corn borer inspection finds no infestation, Big Night anticipated with White Way lights, Nevada board accepts resignations and fills vacancies, Miss Grace Courtade and Miss Rema Thurwachter resignations, Miss Mary Bright and Miss Beulah Clark appointed, Mrs Willis Lundy dies, funeral Friday at Sycamore, Joseph N. Smith memorial held, multiple accidents and investigations ongoing in Marion and Brush Ridge areas, truck wrecks and license-number inquiry ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Clark
Ellen Clark
Delaware
H .E. Pletgher
Tiffin
John J. Sours
U. S. Taxi Co
Upper Sandusky
East Johnson Street
Reber
Sycamore Telephone Co
Utilities Commission
Sycamore Township
Tymochtee
Sycamore
Upper Sandusk
Court House
Harrison Smith Park
Socal
Nevada Board of Education
Grace Courtade
Rema Thurwachter
Leipsic
Mary Bright
Lucas
Beulah Clark
Ada
Evelyn Milligan
Inez Clinger
Forest
Willis Lundy
Emma Bare
Mra Lundy
Harry Lundy
Uinga Lyestone
Syramore
Brush Ridge
Smith
H Daniels Clothing
Crawford area families attend gatherings and farm work
A long list of local residents visitors and relatives gather for reunions picnics and church events while field work continues with threshing amounts totaling 2470 bushels of wheat and 162 bushels of barley. Missing weather hampers harvest but the ring gets in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rail
Upper Sandusky
Ralph Haford
Haford
Fred Crawford
Bowling Green
William Proctor
Crawford
Carrie Beck
Andy Haterling
Bertha
Ralph
Melvin
Hubert Maddy
Crestline
Maddy
Mabel
William Wright
Firmith Pahl
Frank Pahl
Messrs
Davis, Beaschler, Stoll, Haford, Hurd
Wentling
F. D. Hurd
Charles Brynton
Carey
P. E. Beaschler
Pearl Edna
W C Moser
Arthur Williams
Opal
Williams
Shultz
Stuller
Portland
Mron
Teddy
Harry Bricker
Arcadia
Eva Schubert
Thomas Bliss
Edna
Howard
Bucyrus
Mary Burk
Emma Dietelbach
Tracy
Myr
Ray Tracey
Jack and
Shirley
Helen Lowery
Mary Steiner
A J Hart
Rolly Hart
Russel Hart
Robert and Junior
Wharton
Earl Robinett
Gertrude
Forest
Lester Marlin
Velma
Marseilles
Nina Myers
Patterson
Larry Coldiron
Kenneth
Coldirons
Whaley
Policemen Take a Chance Near St Johns Place
A New York tenant recalls renting a first floor room near St Johns Place watched by two policemen off duty who smoked on duty hours. After neighbors discuss a crime plot outside the window the couple hides as the men approach. The scene ends with relief when the danger passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Place
St. Johns
Sally Graves
Sally
New York
St. John’s Place
Jennifer Promoted After Desk Reveals Hidden Cash
A Western Newspaper Union piece recounts Howard and Gregg in a small firm discovering a secret drawer in an old desk containing one hundred ten-dollar bills. They expose long held suspicions about Jennifer the bookkeeper and resolve to compensate him for past wrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer
Howard
Gregg
Feltgwest
Toledo Population Grows 18.1 Percent Since 1920
Toledo's population stands at 289,380 per the U S census bureau. In 1920 the figure was 243,164, marking a gain of about 18.1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.S Census Bureau
The Two Talkers in London Dinner Parties
Sinclair Lewis after his novel success visited London and gained a reputation for loquacity at dinners with Bernard Shaw as guest of honor. Shaw joked Lewis would regret not hearing him speak after dying, while Lewis delivered long-winded chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair ‘Lewis
London
Bernard Shaw
Mr. Lewis
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Property Sale: W H Rickle Sells Clay Street Lot
W H Rickle sells his Clay street property to Serome Winandy in a deal arranged by Newr shard Real Estate Agency. The item reads as part of a local property transfer notice from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rickle
Clay Street
Serome Winandy
Newrshard Realt F Estate Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edna Moe Baldur
Upper
Sandusky Ohio
James Foust
Leslie Foust
Findlay
Ohio Power Company
Riverside Park
Virginia Halm
Sandusky Rebekah Lodge
C. I. Garner
Noble Grand
Grace Mott
Walker Dry Goods
Indian Mill
Charles F. Close
Marion
George May
Charles W. Bringman
Charles Hehr
Francis Vogel
Howard Halbedel
Dolph Billhardt
Harry Kinley
Elks Band of
White Way
Urbana
Marion Couinty
J. H. Smith
Foster Schrenk
Columbus
Foster
Michigan
Garner
Ralph Myers of
T. G. Laws
Allen Stoll
Mr Stoll
Win Herrick
Large
H.C. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Orville
Fostoria
Henry Hirby
Wm. Proctor
Baem
Driving Park
Fred Bentz
Ed Bentz
Edward
Cincinnati
William Summet
C. C. Cochran
Harry
Elkhart
Ind
Mark Karr
Winifred Karr
Foster Savidge
Harvey
Margaret
Lester
Prospect
George Savidge
Alfred Davis
Miss Lucy Hetzel
Miss Lucy
de Gs Douvisuuy, Paige & Co
Garden City, N.Y
Etree Eeare Heest
Western Newspaper Union
Ffoward & Gregu
Tripps
Anderson's
Aldergon
van Parrel
Adams
Isa
Country Club
van Camp’s
Carnation
Kirk
Okg
Wisconsin
Clifton
Avondale Corn Country Club
Banajas
Farm Bureau
Diamond
V.C
Buffalo
Kenmont
Doughboy
Polar Bear
Melrose
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
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