Tempting Trickle Highlights Ewing's Soda Fountain Specialties
Local 1911 notes show Miss Opal Kenney and Frank Moorman wed in Toledo, bank deposits at Peoples Bank and First National Bank, a Vanlue house fire, death of Joseph D. Peters at 82, and town socials. Contracts, purchases, and upcoming events include theatre ownership by Charles Clinger, motion picture machine purchases, and a Crawford County park bill effort.
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Ewing’s Soda Fountain
Opal Kenney
Frank Moorman
Toledo
The
Peoples Bank
First National Bank
Ed Wilcox
Vanlue
Joseph D. Peters
Fostoria
Frank Shuman
Verne Chesebrough
Nellie Hook
Mitch Gear
Charles Clinger
Wallstreet Theatre
Representative Anderson
Salem area notices and school counts from 1921
H R Hart reports 566 youths ages 5 to 18 with 289 boys and 277 girls. First communion class at St Joseph's Salem includes Helene Riester and Gertrude Orians. Salem township board buys 5 transportation trucks for fall. Findlay road resurfacing planned near the Hancock line. Earl Briggs of the Northern Ohio bridge gang reports theft from their car at Blue Pond. Our Lady of Consolation school to graduate eleven students led by Elza Jacobs as Knights of Pythias delegate attends Pythian Sisters convention in Dayton with attendees from Carey Vanue and Sycamore.
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John Lytle
Whitney- Cartier
Lytle
Findlay
Aileen Maclean
Dean F. Brayton
Salt Lake City
Brayton
Asa Brayton
Carey
Beck’s Hall
Edna Stroup
Harry Patterson
Blanchard
E. N. Garn
Justus Lodge
Jacob Nitrauer
Carey Temple
Hamilton
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Bryan Shumaker
Joseph Schira
George Mathern
Theodore Myers
Esther Krupp
Eulalia Weaver
Pauline Weaver
Etta Kitzler
Esther Braun
Veronica Windau
Evelyn Remlinger
Louisa Hucke
Helen Fox
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Richland Township
Patterson- Boxwell
M. E. Church
Wharton
Lottie Kear
Carl Kimmel
Lois Young
Vernice Kennerley
Inez Schoenberger
Clyde Milamore
Charles Mohre
Iona Kauble
Rosa Walter
Bernice England
Elizabeth Burnette
Estella Duffield
Hocking Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central
Toledo
Detroit
Sugar Island
Gjn
Clyde Martin
Selig Pictures
Selig
H. R. Hart
Ilis Orians
Helene Riester
Gertrude Orians
St. Joseph’s
Salem
Board of Education
Salem Township
Hancock County
Earl Briggs
Northern Ohio Bridge Gang
Blue Pond
Akron
Bernice Kitzler
Martha Schreiner
Elizabeth Noon
Helen Brandt
John Dow
Lewis Walborn
Xavier Arnold
Ernest Thom
Ferdinand Jacob
Our Lady of Consolation School
C. M. Kear
Cora Ranegeler
Vaniue
Sycamore
Dayton
Pythian Sisters
Elza Jacobs
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Local Barber Merrihew Jailed For DUI And Assault
Truman Merrihew, a local barber, received a 30 day jail term a $100 fine and a one year revocation of driving privileges after being charged with driving while intoxicated and wife beating. Justice W Campbell ordered the sentence with Constable Norbert Brown making the arrest and transporting him to Upper Sandusky.
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Truman Merrihew
Merrihew
Justice W. Campbell
Norbert Brown
Upper Sandusky
Diary Confession Under Questioning Nurse Patient
A doctor questions a nurse about a patient while she blushes and offers her diary as proof. The exchange hinges on the nurse’s record keeping and the diary as the potential progress log.
Obituary of Margaret Ethel Bunnell of Forest Ohio
Margaret Ethel Bunnell 54 wife of Harnest Bunnell died at her home northeast of Forest at 2 30 Saturday morning from heart trouble She was born November 6 1881 near Findlay Survived by three daughters Margaret Levine Cleveland Helen Detroit and Jeanette and one son Glenn at home A brother Dr R C Van Buren of Carey and a sister Mrs Hattie Bogan of Forest Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 from the residence with Rev Robert H Yolston officiating Burial in Huston cemetery Attending from nearby communities were Mrs Maggie Southward and daughter Nellie Mr and Mrs Sars Alter Mr and Mrs Edward Riester and Ruth Mr and Mrs Fred Powell Mr and Mrs Robert Brown Mrs Huldah Brown Mrs Ralph Brown and Dr and Mrs R C Van Buren and daughter Louise.
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Hattie Bogan
Forest
Forest Presbyteriarm Church
Robert H.yolston
Huston
aFhose
Garey
Maggie Southward
Nellie
Sars Alter
Edward Riester
Ruth
Fred Powell
Robert Brown
Huldah Brown
Ralph Brown
R C. van Buren
Louise
Oil interests loom in presidential selection battle
The president of Atlantic Refining Co and other Philadelphia figures see oil as a political handicap since the Harding scandals. Insider nerves rise as oil’s open ties to a candidate could embarrass Democratic speakers when making their case.
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Atlantic Refining Co
Philadelphia
London
Sanford Risner 11 month old dies near Carey
Sanford Risner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Callie Risner, died at home west of Carey Monday at 1:30 pm after a brief illness. Born June 26, 1935 in Wyandot county, he was 11 months and 19 days old. Survived by parents, one brother Roger, two sisters Dorothy and Betty, four grandparents. Funeral held Tuesday at the Pentecostal church with Rev. Stone. Burial at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Sanford Risner
Callie Risner
Carey
Findlay
Wyandot County
Crawford Township
Roger
Dorothy
Betty
Linsey Risner
Indiana
Estel Marshall
Kentucky
Risner
Penecostal Church
Stone
Spring Grove Cemetery
Four Barberton Plants on Strike Roils Local Industry
Akron June 14 Workers at four Barberton plants including Babcock and Wilcox Seiberling Rubber Diamond Match and Pittsburgh Valve and Fittings walked out. About 2 550 employees ~ two thirds of Barberton’s industrial workforce ~ were affected. Union claims cite a fired woman as trigger. company says she quit. Picket lines formed as 900 at Babcock and Wilcox and 500 at another plant joined the walkout.
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Akron
Barberton
Babcock and Wilcox Company
Seiberling Rubber Company
Diamond Match Company
Pittsburgh Valve and Fittings Company
Frank Cramer
Seiberling
United Rubber Workers of America
Cramer
H. G. Cartwell
Oil interests back Landon as campaign tempers rise
Oil leaders in the Oklahoma and Pennsylvania delegations back Governor Landon. W. G. Shelley Lew Wentz and Wirt Franklin in Oklahoma worth over 100 million dollars. Pennsylvania executives N. Pew Jr. and Edwin R. Cox lead a 50 of 75 vote bloc for Landon on first ballot.
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Cleveland
Landon
Senator Borah
Oklahoma
W. G. Shelley
Lew Wentz
Wirt Franklin
Pennsylvania
Lagdon
Apposo N. Pew, Jr
the Sun Co
Edwin R. Cox
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Carey Times
Black
Crawford
Congress
Northern Ohio Railroad
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Giar Theatre
Itc
Edward G. Robinson
FOX
Jane
Sal M. Wurtsel
Mickey Mouse Color Cartoon
Charlie Chase
Stuart Erwin
Payong
Dad
Burson Clothing Co
Administrations
Carey Markets
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