Mystic Marvello enthralls Sibyl and marriage tested
Sibyl Graves refuses to quit the club despite her husband George's suspicions. A mystic named Marvello performs at the Lyceum with crystal cards. Sibyl asks if her husband is true. Marvello hints at unfaithfulness, prompting a tense breakfast and a plan to see the performer together.
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Sibyl
Wwe
George
Club
Ves
Mrs. Ray
Jim
Marvello
Graves
George Graves
Barry
Harry
Chet Stone
Lyceum
Mr. Stone
Hugband
Andy
Ohio Poultrymen Meet at Wooster Delivers Culling and Feeding School
Ohio poultrymen gather at Wooster for the Ohio Poultry Association meeting June 22 with demonstrations at the Ohio Experiment Station. The program includes post mortem exams, caponizing, and sodium fluoride lice treatment aimed at protecting flocks and boosting profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio Poultry Association
C. G. Williams
H. H. Knapp
Williams County
C. G. Fieldner
John B. Wise
S.G
Casey Ohio Plan For
E. L. Dakan
Tooms of Toads Invade East Findlay Streets
The Courier reports thousands of toads covering the area along Lye creek near East Findlay and the Blanchard river. Toads blanket mud beds exposed by the Liberty street dam release, hindering traffic and residents’ activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Pharoah
Aaron
Israel
Lye Creek
East Findlay
Liberty Street
Blanchard River
Courier
Real estate transfers list in Carey and surrounding townships
Tillie Messer transfers property to Antonia Zawodna in Carey by Jand in Carey corporation for 1600 dollars. Mallia Clapsaddle deeds lots 64 55 and 56 in South Sycamore to Edna M Caughey for 1 dollar. Sheriff John H Swartz transfers lot 80 in South Sycamore to Isabel Fox for 1800 dollars. Robert Graham conveys 53 acres in Mifflin township to Frank M Swartz for 5200 dollars. Samuel Weist sells 181 acres in Pitt township to Floyd E Weist for 1 dollar. Mary Brown transfers lot 39 in D Straw's second addition Carey for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Messer
Antonia Zawodna
Carey Corporation
Mallia Clapsaddle
Edna M. Caughey
South Sycamore
John H. Swartz
Isabel Fox
Robert Graham
Frank M. Swartz
Mifflin
Samuel Weist
Floyd E.weist
Pitt Township
Mary Brown
George F. Brown
D. Straw
Carey
Seneca County Bridges Contracts Awarded
Seneca county commissioners awarded bridge contracts this morning. L. W. Dean secured No. 220 in Big Springs for 787 dollars with an estimated 943.13. Jackson township No. 98 went to L. Dean for 623 dollars, estimate 579.10. Seneca township No. 23 to Dean for 195 dollars, estimate 225.10. Thompson township No. 239 awarded to W. H. Yagle for 515 dollars, engineer estimate 750.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W
Dean
Seneca County Commissioners
Big Springs Township
Jackson Township
Seneca Township
Thompson Township
W. H. Yagle
Green Springs
Arlington Cleans Up Town Debris Removal Report
Street Commissioner John Harshman reports Arlington is free of tin cans and rubbish heaps after twenty four truck loads of debris were hauled out and dumped at Essinger quarry northeast of town. The thorough cleanup by the commissioner and assistants is credited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harshman
Arlington
Essinger
Arlingtonian
Upper Sandusky to Install Independent Electric System
The Upper Sandusky council on Monday night approved building an electric light distribution system and purchasing current where cheapest. Estimated cost ranges from 89 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Upper Sandusky
Marion Centennial Program Draws National Figures
The Marion centennial plans a four day celebration July 2 to 5 with speeches by General Pershing General Keifer and Governor Campbell. A six mile parade fireworks concert and horse shows are scheduled along with a state American Legion convention. Highlights include a church program band concerts and a July 5 final parade pageant by Miss Bledford Freeland and national Legion leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Pershing
Comamander MacNider
Keifer
Legion Posts
Warren Harding
Garfield Park
Albert Edwin Smith
Ohito Northern University
First Presbyterian Church
Prospect
Church Streets
W . Davis
Harry L. Davis
Garfield Park Pavilion
Marion
Ohio
Fair Grounds
Fair Ground
Charles G. Dawes
Ford
Legion
Warren J Kelfer
Springfield
House of Representatives
James E Campbell
Warren G Harding
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Bledfiord Freeland
Pittsburgh
Tar Barriers To Keep Chinches From Corn
Ohio State University extension entomologist T H Parks describes tar barrier use against chinches in cornfields. Barriers are a compact soil line outside the first corn row with a tar filled center groove. Prepare by clearing a six inch strip, compacting it, and placing tar or tarvia in the groove. lay the barrier before July 4 and maintain for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Dust and barrier methods for pest control
An item describes barriers to keep bugs from crossing lines and entering holes where kerosene and water are poured to kill them. It mentions dust barriers creosote barriers and spraying outer walls and notes local attendance at the burial of Mrs. Wm. Stillberger.
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Cote Vith
Black
Hi _McNeil
Fostoria
Wafternoon
Wm. Stillberger
Flex-a-Tile
Georgia
Shey
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By Edith Roberts
AicClare Newspaper Syndicate
Ohio Poultrymen
Seneca County
Gare Forvast
Crace
LittleNis
Yee Dedayist
THE
Ewing Drug CO
Carey, Ohio
Wammermil
Bond
New Royal Cook Book
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder CO
Fulton Street
New York City
Richardson
Richardson Company
the Snyder Lumber Co
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