Sewing Machine Racket Strikes Arlington Man Again
C. E. Lanning of Arlington reports to Deputy Sheriff James L. Holden that he was robbed of at least $10 by a man named Brown who lured him to Marion to pick up supposed new sewing machines. Brown snatched Lanning’s wallet after asking for change, then fled. several homes were checked for orders that did not exist. Brown is described as about 34, 165 pounds, 5 feet 10 inches tall.
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Cc E Lanning
Arlington
James L Holden
Marion
Lanning
Brown
Arlington Man
Holden
Births and births and civic notes in Wyandot County
A May 31 birth reports a son to Mr and Mrs Stanton Swihart of Little Sandusky. Other items note WPA sidewalk plans in Upper Sandusky, a golden wedding in Wharton for Mr and Mrs William G Kear, and the death of Coonrod Jacobs age 77 in Upper Sandusky. Also listed: a 9 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Frisch, Frank Frisch maiden name Florence Shu maker, and deaths of W H Evestone and John Albert Mueller.
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Stanton Swihart
Little Sandusky
Upper Sandusky
William G. Kear
Wharton
Coonrod Jacobs
Marion County
Arthur Hehr
Page
Lloyd Frisch
Sandusky
Frisch
Florence Shumaker
W. H. Evestone
Deunquat
John Albert Mueller
Mary Brodman
Leo Brodman
Salem Township
Ross Ennis
Sycamore
Harry Weatherholtz
Justice of the Peace
W. P. Rowland
Ennis
Wyandot
Sandusky River
Tymochtee Creek
Charles Bradbury
Bronxville
N. Y
Plymouth
Ind
H D Lawrence
Upper
Sanduksy
W P Rowland
Bradbury
William R Bradbury
Scheidegger
Rock Run Church
Fred Worth
Scheiderger
Robbery tale in Findlay involving Buckland Binkley
The Findlay Republican Courier reports Scott Buckland and Robert Binkley were victimized recently. Binkley drove Buckland’s truck after Buckland was fired to fetch sewing machines for a stranger. The stranger borrowed nine dollars from Binkley and left him waiting in an alley as the machines did not arrive.
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Findlay
Republican
Scott Buckland
Robert Binkley
Binkley
Buckland
Really Bad Luck First Girl Vacation Question
The dialogue fragment shows two girls, one asking where the other was on vacation and the other answering with no man’s hand. The terse exchange suggests a casual conversational joke or skit. No clear location, date, or organization is present.
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