County News Highlights Local Births, Deaths and Bridges
A series of county notices include births in Harpster and Wyandot, the cornerstone laying for North Sa Jem church, and obituaries for Mrs. Sarah Jane Kraus and George Keller. Wyandot officials report dog and livestock incidents, a dangerous stray bull, and changes at Upper Sandusky drug stores.
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Sarah Jane Kraus
B. A. Moloney
Upper Sandusky
O’brien
Philip Kraus
George Keller
Wyandot County
Mathias Menningen
Karl F Kraus
Upper Drug Store
Charles Martin
Kraus
R.H. Flock
Bowman & Bukley
Flock
Nevada
Delmo Miller
Upper
Ohio Battlegrounds Through History From 1745 to 1863
A compact survey outlines Ohio as a strategic battleground with battles and campaigns from 1745 through 1863. Key events include Fort Sandusky, Pickawillany, Fallen Timbers, Fort Laurens, Lake Erie, and Morgan’s 1863 raid, highlighting Ohio’s frontier conflicts and their wider impact.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
United States
Maumee
Miami
Muskingum
Cuyahoga
Dix c
Sandusky Bay
Celeron
Christopher Gist
Virginia
Ohio Company
Old Britain
Pickawillany
Fort Sandusky
Dalyell
Sandusky River
Gage
Bouquet
Fort Pitt
Bradstreet
Lake Erie Road
Angus McDonald
Coshocton
Lord Dunmore
Lewis
Dunmoore
John Bowman
Little Chillicothe
George Rogers Clark
Old Chillicothe
Piqua
England
David Williamson
Crawford
Sandusky Valley
Pete Laramie
Harmar
Poorhouse Population Dwindling Across Ohio
Ohio faces a shrinking county infirmary population as welfare programs cut demand. The state division reports declines from a 1933 peak of 11 652 to about 8 500 now. Fayette and Brown counties have closed facilities, with several more likely to follow.
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Ohio
State Division of Aid For
Fayette and
Brown
High School Girl Surpasses Astronomer in Astronauty Chat
A dinner party scene has a high school girl seated beside a renowned astronomer. She asks what he does, he replies he studies astronomy. The girl replies she finished astronomy last year, implying advanced familiarity beyond the guest.
Public notices in early Ohio and their dramatic language
The Scioto Gazette 1802 notice warns against entering an enclosure and forbids marrying enslaved Black women, illustrating the era’s stark legal language. Though such notices are rare today, public notices still drive legal and civic processes, with newspapers remaining key to circulation and attention.
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Ohio
Scioto Gazette
Chillicothe
Michael
Col
Massie
Jacob Hubbard
New Well Shot on Hedrick Farm in Seneca Township
A new wild cat oil well drilled by E R Roach Inc of Grand Rapids Michigan on the F F Heimrich farm in Seneca township near Route 53 was completed Friday. The drill reached 1730 feet after hitting oil bearing sand at 1630 feet and was shot with 100 quarts of nitroglycerine, producing a spectacular flare that sprayed oil over the derrick.
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Cwnew
E R Roach, Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
F F Heimrich
Seneca Township
Route 53
McCutchenville
Carey's Times Offers Family Reunion Card Printing
The Carey Times announces affordable family reunion cards printed at the office with customizable designs and quick turnaround. Contact the office for templates, pricing, and times to drop by for personalized layouts.
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Carey Times
Social Notes From McCutchenville Area Week
Miss Eloise Savial guests in Mt Gilead and Miss Marian Shafer visits Cleveland relatives are noted along with numerous social calls. The oil well on the Fred Heimrich farm near Tiffin was shot Friday. A large family dinner at the Mullhof home includes many Bellefontaine and Columbus guests.
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Eloise Savial
Mt. Gilead
Betty Kramer
Annabell Wilson
Minnier
Emma Foust
Tiffin
Gerald Shafer
Joe Bookmyer
Junior Spoon
Sandusky
Miss Savial
Marlowe Kenner
Fostoria
Marian Shafer
Cleveland
D. D. Shafer
E R. Roach, Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fred Heimrich
Paul Kisseberth
William Barto
Robert Gibbons
Detroit
Less Bemisderfer
R. A. Mullholand
F. L Teal
Columbus Hospital
Berry News Social visits and family gatherings noted
Mrs Joseph Gibson hosted Miss Mattie Gibson Sunday after noon. Several relatives from Upper Sandusky Carey Bucyrus Tiffin and McCutchenville visited Clark and Bland households. Fathers Day dinner included Florent Day Donald Myers and children Mary Louise and Donovan.
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Mattie Gibson
Joseph Gibson
Florenn
Upper Sandusky
Jennie Bland
F. L. Bland
Carey
John Gilliland
B. C. Gilliland
Bucyrus
L. R. Gilliland
Tiffin
Dallas of
Mr. Bland
Jennie—Bland
Luella Bland
Richard Bland
Corinne Gibson
Florent
George Gibson
E. E. Gibson
Mattie
Merle Corfman
McCutchenville
D. Gibson
Helen
Julia Scotten
Frederick Bland
Florent Day
Donald Myers
Mary Louise
Donovan
Bass Season Opens in Inland Ohio Fishing Areas
Bass season in inland Ohio opened June 16 with thousands heading to favored spots. The Lake Erie district black bass ban remains through July 1. Minimum legal length is 10 inches and daily bag limit is 6.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
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