Local News From Upper Sandusky Delivers Deaths Marriages and Honors
Obituaries note the death of 75 year old EB Peele in Wilmington and the passing of Henry A Harver from injuries in 1852 born Mifflin township. Alumni officers elected for 1927 at Upper Sandusky High School. Local Kiwanis prize winners announced and marriages of Herschel Swihart and Norma Swartz and Gilbert Thiel and Gertrude Burks. Community events include Decoration Day at Sycamore cemetery and a baccalaureate sermon for seniors.
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EB. J. Peele
Wilmington
Peele
A.A. Peeler
Upper Sandusky
W. F
Charles A. Read
Nelson Rall
L. Waus
Paul Ayers
Sycamore
J. J. Adams
Methodist Church
Bucyrus High School
Rollo R. Stevens
Oak Hill Cemetery
St Luke's Hospital
St. Paul
Minn
M. F. Trautwein
Trautwein
Curtis Clinger
Frank Newell
Frank Swartz
Otto Swartz
Ralph Swartz
Scott Kail
Walter
Gilbert Thiel
Gertrude Burks
Upper Sandusky Catholic Parsonage
Adolph Burks
Paul Thiel
Vincent Thiel
Thiel
Henry A. Harver
Cynthia Culver
Oak Hill
Harver
Culver
Mifflin Township
Kansas
Helen Reynolds
Catherine McClain
Murehie Castanien
Helen Greeg
Blanche Bower
Ruth Gregg
Mares Montgomery
Gladys Creuse
Dorothy Slemmer
Addie Schorr
Nbs
Frederick Preeman
Ina Miller
Lottie Howey
George Halline Elma Stearns
Jean Golfing
F&f Holland
J McBane
Dorothy Parcomb
Marie Stearns
Gertoad
Mittermaier
Oehers
Oak Grove social life spans visits and school plans
Local news from Oak Grove highlights frequent visits among Snyder, Temple, Wisner, Thomas and other families. Sunday school duties shift to the Young People, a wedding of community events, and a wiener roast with games and a popcorn hunt.
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Normin Snyder
Alva Beard
Laney
Salem
Frank Temple
Oak Grove
O. N. Copley
Lavern Wisner
Herb Harwian
Columbus
V. V. Thomas
Chloe
M. H. Thomas
Grant Greene
Findlay
H. P. Kuesch
Helen Thomas
Ruth Snyder
Morris ,Arnold
Lester Burkhart
Toledo
William Schubert
Albert Wolfe
Tiffin
Cleone Thomas
Geneva Vanhorn
Dorothy Sites
Dorothy Deitson
Hazel Bame
Cléone Thomas
Morris Sites
Laverne Wisner
Paul Dible
Frederick Dible
Ralph Vanhorn
Sherman Rangeler
Norman Snyder
A. @. Dodge
Mary and
Lowell
Vanine
Court News Court actions list multiple estate matters
Judge Carter schedules numerous probate filings including estates of Gottlieb Burkey William Mahle Patrick Griffith Robert Pool George Pierce and John Wisebaker with inheritances tax determinations final accounts and wills admitted. Guardianship for minor Ralph H Burkey bonds letters issued and estate sales proceedings noted. County commissioners designate several banks as depositories with varying interest rates.
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Gottlieb
Burkey
Ralph H. Burkey
Harvey Burkey
William Mahle
Patrick Grifthi
Robert W. Pool
George W. Pierce
Margaret Bowlby
Orville C. Bowlby
N. H. Bowlby
Fatillon
Wellington J. Baker
John J. Wisebaker
Ida .V. Fox
Damage Suit Kinnie Risner Sought for Eye Injury
Damage suit filed in common pleas court Tuesday by minor plaintiff Kinnie Risner through guardian W D Risner and attorney H G Chambers against the Hocking Valley Railway for 1500 dollars. Plaintiff alleges injury while working as a section man on the railroad track on July 23 1925 requiring an operation and causing loss of vision and eye removal.
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Kinnie Risner
W.D. Risner
Common Pleas Court
H. G.chambers
Hocking Valley Railway’ Company
Hehr vs Hehr Divorce Granted On Gross Neglect
Judge Earl B. Carter ruled in the bar docket entry Saturday that Arthur Hehr and Eva May Hehr are granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty with costs against the plaintiff after hearing on petition and evidence and service by publication. Separately Emery N. Hilderbrand and Edith Veith suit Joseph Perri and Ella Hilderbrand for partition of real property in Carey under court direction. A transcript from Justice of the Peace W Z Campbell re Jess Roll seeking $312 with interest from Harve Stillberger was filed in common pleas court.
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Marguerite Lankex
Common Pleas Spourt
Jasper
Laker
Upper Sandusky
Mifflin Township
Earl B. Carter
Arthur Hehr
Eva May Hehr
Emery NI. Hilderbrand
Edith Veith
Common Pleas Court
Carey & Hall
Joseph Perri
Ella Hilderbrand
Justice of the Peace
W. Z. Campbell
Carey
Jessie Roll
Harve Stillberger
Wool theft shocks Hancock County sheriff
Sheriff W W Scheidegger reported to Hancock county on Wednesday that 30 pieces of wool were stolen. The fabric was described as half fine and half coarse.
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W. W. Scheidegger
Hancock County
Amos Seabury to Headline Fourth Afternoon Chautauqua
Noted clown jugler Amos Seabury will perform dexterity feats with plates hats bottles balls sticks whips cannon balls pillows basins and more for junior chautauqua attendees. A Punch and Judy segment features 12 characters including Punch and Judy with Baby alligator pony and other wooden figures.
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Amos Seabury
Chautauqua
Seabury
Judy
Ohio Leads Nation in Lime Sales in 1925
Ohio producers sold 1 061 000 tons of lime valued at 10 664 000 in 1925, the highest among states. Pennsylvania ranked second with 788 000 tons valued at 6 434 000. US lime total reached 4 510 000 tons, up from 4 072 000 in 1924, driven by record building activity and strong agricultural demand.
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Ohio
Department of Commerce
Washington
Pennsylvania
United ‘States
Restaurant Plan Sparks Change at Drugstore
A dialogue reveals a doctor and druggist discussing altering a shop layout. The plan includes removing a prescription case to install a lunch counter and replacing old bottles with a flapjack artist. The Cincinnati Enquirer is cited.
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Cincinnati
Notice to Farmers About Dead Stock Removal
Notice to farmers instructs to call Main 475 Findlay for removal of dead stock at no charge for removal and telephone costs. The Buckeye Reduction Co. references in the fragment.
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Main 475
Findlay
Buckeye Reduction
Ohio per capita state revenue trends in 1925 survey
The U S Census Bureau reports Ohio averaged 7 57 dollars per inhabitant in 1925, down from 8 81 in 1924 and 9 28 in 1923, with property and special taxes 23 7 percent of revenue. Licenses contributed 43 percent, from insurance and corporate taxes gas gasoline motor vehicles and hunting and fishing taxes.
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Ohio
U. S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
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