Infant dies. town notes and local events listed
In Other Days Twenty-five Years Ago lists a infant death, local marriages, a band concert, Memorial Day observance, a new residence, a tin and sheet iron workshop setup, shop bargains at J. T. Myers Blue Front, a water works trustee vacancy filled, graduates from Crawford township, and a Civil War bones burial reburial found during street work and moved to the Old Mission.
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Newhard’s
John Zachardy
Carey
J. S. Wean
Ellen Wick
J. T. Myers
John T. Myers
Della McGuire
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Sue Myers
William Simonis
Gertrude Starr
John Stoll
Charles Krupp
Ralph S. Dow
Jay Black
Charles Bond
Marie Orians
Crawford Township
Boxwell
J. I. Wean
Methodist Church
W. M. Keller
Crawford
Alva Laws
Frank Ritter
Carol Karr
Ethel Smalley
Orville Klingel
Maude Ritter
Ralph Haferd
Moreland Tracy
Winnie Stoll
Lloyd Gormley
Allen Klingel
Helen Gormley
Harry Myers
Dorothy Stoll
Matt Tracy
Charles Stiner
Lettie Ackerman
Anna Haferd
Lizzie Miller
Uniform Bank of the R. of P
Upper Sandusky Memorial Day
Court House Yard
Gen
Harrison
Cloudburst floods Upper Sandusky area
A severe afternoon storm center near Upper Sandusky dumped 2.4 inches of rain on Friday, with runoff flooding streets, ditches, and basements. The Sandusky River rose about four feet before falling. power at the waterworks stayed active to protect the city supply while nearby towns reported lighter effects. A sheep was killed by lightning at a farm four miles south and lightning struck a local vault plant, injuring two workers.
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Upper
Sandusky
Gan
Marion
Harpster
Little
Sycamore
Nevada
Wharton
McCutchenville
Carey
Samuel McClain
Wyandot Burial Vault Co
Mononcue
Gondola Design Settles to Venetian Simplicity
By the close of the seventeenth century the Venetian gondola adopted its characteristic plain color and restrained style. Attempts to transplant the craft abroad largely failed to take hold.
Two Railway Workers Arrested for Intoxication Near Lowell
James E. Malone of Springfield and Fred Johnson of Bellefontaine, both Big Four Railway Co. workers from Carey, were arrested by Sheriff John H. Swartz and Deputy Harry Swartz for intoxication after their auto wreck and disturbances north of Lowell. They pleaded guilty in probate court before Judge Close, were fined 100 dollars with 75 dollars suspended, paid the fines, and released. They said they obtained the liquor at Fostoria.
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James E. Malone
Springfield
Fred Johnson
Bellefontaine
Big Four Railway Co
Carey
Lowell
John H. Swartz
Harry Swartz
Johnson
Swartz
Close
Fostoria
Union
PLAN FOR NEW CATHEDRAL IN TOLEDO DIOCESE
The Toledo diocese plans a $600000 cathedral at Islington street and Collingwood avenue with about 120000 parishioners contributing. A 120 member campaign committee led by William Booker will be formed at a Toledo club luncheon on Monday noon. June 11 launches the fundraising drive with each parish sharing in the cost.
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Toledo
Tiffin Advertiser
County Pays $750 Settlement in Halloween Mob Damage Case
Fremont resident Minnie B. Bogue receives $750 from county after a mob of youngsters stormed her home during Halloween injuring her. She had sued for $1,000 damages and a Seneca county jury had been drawn before a settlement was reached, per Bloomville Gazette.
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Minnie B. Bogue
Fremont
Jean's Victory in a Hostile Town Romance
Jean and her husband Tom move to a snobbish suburb where locals shun her for a cabaret past. When a neighbor falls gravely ill, Jean defies town gossip and helps nurse the patient, earning respect and Tom's renewed love after quarantine reveals her quiet courage.
Summer Hog Prices Lowest During June
Hog prices are typically lowest in June across summer months per a ten year Ohio State University based Chicago quotations average. The period shows June at 11.32 per hundredweight with other months ranging up to 14. Ya in October and 10.42 in November and December 220.01 in December and 10.22 in January. Last year the compilers note early fall breaks in September but winter recovery followed.
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Chicago
Ohio State University
Ohio Wool Growers Claim Fox Paid Higher Prices in 1921
The Columbus Ohio wool growers say 90 percent who consigned wool to fire Wool Growers ASSEN Carey and sold through John A. Fox loaded wool to get the best price. They will testify they did not receive 5 to 9 cents per pound more from Fox in 1921 and that they lost about $2 on shipments in 1921.
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Columbus
Carey
John A. Fox
Chickens Drowned in Upper Sandusky Flood Loss
Flood waters in Upper Sandusky last Friday drowned 123 chickens owned by Dr. Josephine Kirk. Each fowl weighed about one pound.
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Upper Sandusky
Josephine Kirk
Two Stallions Displayed for Breeding at Wenner Farm Alberta
Breeders are invited to view two young stallions at C My Wenner farm four and a half miles northeast of Carey. Ford is sired by the imported Belgian stallion Frank Boles, famed in northern Ohio, while George is by the imported Percheron Charles. Visit the farm. owners Wentz and Wenner welcome visitors. call F C Wenner at home 3174.
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Ford
Frank Bolser
Ohio
George
Charles
My Wenner
Carey
F.C. Wenner
Wentz
Wenner
American weights report delays from faulty factory inspection
The United States Bureau of Standards notes many weights submitted by American makers fail tests causing delays and pushing consideration of importing weights certified by the bureau. The main issue appears to be insufficient factory inspection.
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United States Bureau of State
Ards
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