Local notes from Wyandot and Upper Sandusky area
County brief items include illnesses births and deaths, property transfers, a burglary, a school dust-burning accident, and staff appointments. Notable entries: A Ht Caylor gravely ill at home on North Fourth Street, a six-pound daughter born to Dwight Mulford of Benton, a grocery market sale by E R Kinley to Leonard Steck, and several local obituaries and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ht Caylor
Fourth Street
Upper
Sandusky
Dwight Mulford
Benton
Sycamore
E R Kinley
Upper Sandusky
Leonard Steck
Edward Benson
Nevada
Upper Sanduky
DP CO Parker
Ulmer Stansberry
Guthrie
John Gamber
Thomas Brocklesby
Upper Sandusk
Elias Parker
Smithville
Mary Bloom Parker
I Martin
Herbert Wilson
Wyandot Hatchry
Wyandot
Albert Courtad
Courtad
Frank Hochstetler
Danville
Wyandot County
First National Bank
Washington
Board of Education
Jean Ge@iing
Addie Schoenberger
Dorothy Larcomb
Erma Stearns
Lottie Howey
Clair Holland
Gertrude
Mittermaier
Gladys Crouse
Iva Mitter
Blayehe Bowers
Helen’ Gregg
Leefa Howland
Helen Schmidt
Kathryn McClain
Dorothy Slemmer
Helen Reynolds
George Rilling
Blanche Butler
L. H. Houpt
What Will The Summer Be
Cadiz Republican discusses the possibility of a cool summer due to below normal ocean temperatures and high sunspot activity. It notes past years like 1816 as year without a summer and cites Lake Erie cooling effects and slow land warming as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Lake Erie
New England
Cadiz
Proverbial farm tips and Ohio crop notes
The article quotes proverbs about farming and urges planting pole beans winter squash and a second lettuce crop. It notes frost damage to corn and reports 237 Mirois area farmers employing an accountant to improve records and practices. Hog shipments are down 175 percent with prices 60 percent higher than last year per Ohio State economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirois
Ohio State University
Beal Home Town Booster Objects to Bible Reading
Minnesota Board of Education member objects to school Bible readings saying he knows little of the book and studies it at home. He returns with stronger objections noting the emphasis on Saint Paul and lack of Minneapolis relevance. Also reports severe late winter cold, frost, and frozen plants with a tomato shipment planned from Owensboro, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Board of Education
St Paul
St Pal St Paul
Minneapolis
Jack
Odex Tusht
Batlange
Magus Tetudea
WL. Jones
Owensboro
Pemberville
Court docket reports settlement in Huston case over grocery bill
Judge Charles JF Close entries show W Jacob against Floyd S Huston et al. a settlement covering all differences except a $78.42 grocery bill. Judgment rendered against Floyd S Huston with costs split equally between plaintiff and defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles JF. Close
W. Jacob
Floyd S
Floyd S. Huston
Guardianship Hearings and Appointments Noted
In Wyandot county notices a guardianship matter for Paul B Mayer af. Application filed and bond ordered. Hearings set for June 1 1925 and June 6 1925. Letters issued to Ella Smith and Clara Margraf. A sale of real estate petition filed. Also Judge Charles F Close appoints William H Hall to the soldiers relief commission for three years from April 6 1925 alongside Curtis B Hare and Jacob Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B
Paul B. Margraf
Charles F. Close
William H. Hall
Sycamore
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Wyandot County
Curtis B. Hare
Jacob Greek
Sale of Real Estate in Carey Wyandot County Ohio
Notice announces a June 6 1925 sale at 10 00 AM of the Kemmerly residence 371 East Frederick Street Carey Wyandot County Ohio Lot 17 A J Fredericks Second Addition appraised at 2400 dollars. Sale proceeds cash pending court confirmation and deed delivery by Sheriff W P Vaughan and Carey Hall attorneys in partition case 17 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
Kemmerly
East
Frederick Street
Wyandot
A. J. Frederick
Carey
W P Vaughan
Carey & Hall
Blessing Not Affliction Says Doctor to Husband
A man visits a doctor claiming his wife talked all night and he heard nothing. The doctor replies that the situation is not an affliction but a blessing, reframing the complaint as fortunate silence.
Bristoll Sells Mt Blanchard Mill Takes Victory Theatre Post
The Mt Blanchard Journal reports L Bristoll trades the Mr Blanchard mill for the Victory theatre in Findlay and will assume charge next Monday. Ernest Marquardt becomes new mill owner with Bristoll moving to Findlay soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W ‘L. Bristoll
Interest Checks Mailed Semiannually on Deposits
The notice states interest checks are mailed every six months for deposit accounts with balances of fifty dollars or more.
Sudan Grass Emerges As Top State Catch Crop For Ohio
Sudan grass, a non leguminous summer catch crop from the Egyptian Sudan, is hailed as Ohio’s best. It grows 3 to 7 feet tall, is sown annually, and can yield a ton of hay per acre if planted by mid July, though earlier sowing by June 15 yields best results according to Ohio State University’s Crop Talk.
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Sudan
Ohio
C. J. Willard
Ohio State University
Willard
United States
Pioneer Picnic Joke Echoes Across Barracks
In a Leatherneck humor item from June 11 1925 Marines swap a yarn about a dog and a bone. The setup notes a rope fourteen feet long with a dog and bone twenty feet away, forcing the dog to reach the bone by the rope not being tied at the other end. The gag ends with the punch line that the other end of the rope isn’t tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyer
The Deadly Flivver in Crimson Gulch
A short dialogue from the Washington Star notes quiet lawless times in Crimson Gulch as flivvers speed by and locals speak of tameness. Cactus Joe and others reflect on reduced reaction to violence amid rapid vehicle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Washington Star
Real Aristocrats Mrs. Dash Pedigreed Dog Question
A dealer questions the pedigree of a dog named Mrs. Dash asking if it is pedigreed. The dealer notes the dog could talk but would not speak to either person involved in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dash
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief In 1917 Ad
A vintage advertisement praises Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney relief. It features Mrs. Eliza Garn of 206 N Vance St claiming dizzy spells and back pain improved after use. The copy notes availability 60 cents at dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and dates back to 1917 with a 1923 testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’s
Doan
Carey
Eliza Gatn
N. Vance St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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