County Doings Announces Local Births, Deaths and Notices
A daughter born Monday to Mr and Mrs Noble Larick of Upper Sandusky. A son born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Earl McClain of Upper Sandusky. A daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Althauser Jr of Upper Sandusky. Barn destroyed by fire near Nevada. Charles Barner, former Jackson Twp resident, dies in Mansfield at 64. Mrs Sarah Fine Foueht dies in Upper Sandusky at 72. Marriage of Martha Arvilla Stalter to Robert Max Tignor of Urbana at Stalter home. they will reside in Silver Lake Brackney Pa. New county superintendent appointed. Ralph Brady elected to fill vacancy. Frederick W Blaser, 86, dies by self inflicted rifle shot near Upper Sandusky. health cited. Military funeral held. County 4-H leaders meet at YMCA. Horst to advise. Truck driver injured in Kirby hill incident while being towed. Ira Konkle family long engaged in schooling. children with plans for advanced studies. Sycamore Leawider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Larick
Upper Sandusky
Earl McClain
Charles Althauser, Jr
Frank Layman
Nevada
Charles Wbarner
Jackson Township
Mansfield
Wlness
Sarah Fine Foueht
Jawart
Martha Arvilla Stalter
Robert Max Tignor
Urbana
Atty
F. J Stalter
Upper
Sandusky
Silver Lake
Brackney
James H. Grove
Knox County
Ralph Brady
Lykens
Crawford County
Frederick W. Blaser
Charles Kotterman
Tll
Hulda Horst
State Extension Department
Columbus
Seneca Construction Co
Kirby Hill
Harrison Smith Park
St. Petersburg Seeks New Florida Fad For Next Season
Largo Florida Sentinel notes St. Petersburg has popularized many entertainments from barnyard golf to shuffleboard and sunbathing. The report asks what new recreation Florida will unveil next season, praising the city for its sunshine driven trends and annual mayoral changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Sunshine State
St. Petersburg
St. . Petersburg
America
trans-Atlantic Line
Evary
Union
St Petersburg
Lodwick
Happy Hour Sewing Club Holds Season Kickoff
The LH Happy Hour Sewing Club met at Mrs H Baker’s home with 17 members. They plan to welcome 11 girls aged 10 to 14 to sewing practice. Officers elected: President Caroline Badher, Vice President Evelyn Vaughn, secretary treasurer Edith Tanner, cheer and song Melva Weininger, reporter Ruth Laphéad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour
H Baker
toNewing
Caroline Bad Her
Evelyn Vaughn
Idith Tanner
Melva Weininger
Ruth Lawhéad
GH Baker
Reunion invitations printed at the Farey Times office
The Farey Times office printed reunion invitations, distributing them to former attendees and local community members for an upcoming event. The notice emphasizes organizers and venue details as invitations circulate through the paper’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farey Times
Poultry and Eggs Wanted by E J Albert Truck Route
E J Albert seeks poultry and eggs for regular route service. Wants 4 000 to 5 000 broilers and heavy hens. Telephone call at any time to Y-368. Address 105 North St Carey. Will give good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Albert
North St. Carey
Board Meeting Notice at Memorial Evangelical Church
Memorial Evangelical church calls a Friday evening meeting at 8.00 PM. All members urged to attend. Rev D Myers presiding.
Dread Neuritis Yields Quickly to Konjola
An Ohio man from Bloomingsburg reports rapid relief from neuritis after using Konjola. He says two bottles restored his health, with pains vanishing and digestion normalizing, praising the medicine and its root-cleansing effects. Konjola is sold at Ewing's drug store in Carey and by local druggists across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J RR Wood
Bloomingsburg
Ohio
Carey
Ewing's
Vanlue United Brethren holds Sandusky conference
A banner Young People's Convention of the Sandusky conference meets at Vanlue church June 18 to 20. The program includes executive committee, registrations, worship, keynote by Dr Ira Warner, group conferences for Juniors intermediates and Young People, vesper services, addresses by Dr Fred L Dennis and Rev J E Hartzler, recreation, and an intermediate convention with dedicated talks on sharing the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Schools
Christian “Endeavor Societies
Sandusky
Ara
H. EB. Richer
Peru
Ind
Ira Warner
First United Brethren Church
Akron
Martha Méier
Fairport Harbor
State
Prot. J
Engle
Otterbein College
Fred L. Dennis
Minami Conference
Charles Loader
Vanlue
Louis Keller
Windsay Y. M C. A
van Wert C. &. Society
Roy A. Burkhart
Roy A Burkhart
Young People’s
International Council of Religious Education
Cc. E& Society
Pauline Pittinger
Shelby K
Virgil McNamee
Bryan
Carroll Foltz
North Baltimore
Vesta Jackson
Oakwood
Pearl Perhamus
Middlepoint
J E Hartzler
Witmarsum
Seminary
Bluffton
Ohio
Jesus
Francis
Sibgrephus
Informative Maps of Ohio Available from Secretary of State
Maps detailing Ohio congressional, senatorial and judicial districts with population by county from the 1920 census and total state vote. Compiled by Clarence J Brown and Ged M Neffner, these inestimable maps can be mailed upon request to the Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly of
Clarence J Brown
Ged. M. Neffner
Brown
Marion teen shatters national endurance bike records
Donald Bud Cram, 19, of Marion, rode 25 hours 32 minutes to break the national record for endurance cycling. He surpassed the former 24 hour 15 minute mark by 1 hour 17 minutes, setting state and county records as well. Cram faced a leg cramp after midnight but continued, maintaining about 6.5 miles per hour through warm 90 degree conditions. The feat was timed and recorded by local officials from the Y-Indus Club, with plans for a testimonial dinner and film showcase next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Bud” Cram
Marion
Cram
Richard Smith
Washington
D.C
Carey
Vernon Heights
Harold Carroll
Marion Y-Indus Lab
Detroit
Sawas
Y-Indus Club
R. T. Lewis
Walter Moore
Y-Indus”Club
Funeral Attendees in Bellaire for Joseph Montgomery
Charles Wilfrid and Tom Stambaugh attended the funeral of Joseph Montgomery in Bellaire last Thursday and Friday. Montgomery, age 84, a Civil War veteran, was called there for services on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Wilfrid
Tom,Stambaugh
Bellaire
Joseph Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
The Best Gift A Kind Word Can Do
A short reflection notes that kind words often do more good than extravagant gifts. The piece stresses gentleness and care in everyday interactions as meaningful generosity.
Parley Vou? Mrs Newridhe Encounters Europe Travel
Mrs Newridhe returns from a tour of Europe and gushes about Paris her acquaintances hear stories of educated Parisians and even street cleaners speaking French. The passage showcases light social satire and the tone of a gossip column.
Can't Talk To Wife Too Cross and Nervous
A fragmentary ad claims a product named Vinci cures nervousness and fatigue by boosting iron and cod liver nutrients. It quotes Mrs Ni McCall praising a calmer mood and appetite, with Ewing Drug Co as the outlet. The copy emphasizes quick energy and better sleep from the tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Ni McCall
Ewing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira Konkle
Mary
Sycamore High
Paul
Regena
Miriam
Bowling Green
Marion Business College
Sycamore
Happy Hour Sewing Club
MR J R Wood
U. B
North Baltimore Co. &. Society
Hoytville C. E. Society
the Holy Communion
R. A. Powellv
Bryan C. E. Society
J S. Engle
C. E. Society
R. A Powell
J. E Hartzler
United States
Christ
Informative Maps OF
Donald Cram
Adam Bauer
William Fetter
Albert Slack
William, Stair
Robert Lindsay
Robert Elliot
Duane Church
Charles Osterholt
Chalmer Cline
Weddell Kerr
Cc. E. Cram
Parley Vous
the Carey Furniture Co
C. F. Sutter
THE
City Loan& Savings
B. F. Houser
Main ST. Upperndusky
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