In Other Days Twenty Five Years Ago In Clyde
Twenty five years ago in Clyde many residents traveled for business and leisure. J G Mizer and A J Nowlan left town for Pittsburgh and McComb respectively while others attended schools and conventions. The community saw parades concerts and local sports with numerous visits and milestones noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Kloppfer
Clydes
J. G. Mizer
Pittsburgh
J. B. Wallenschneider
Marion
Community notes from Ash & Hank’s area
L A Kennerley clerks at Ash and Hank's hardware. Peter Krupp builds a 75 ton site on his farm north of town. Miss Christine Straw returns from Oberlin College for the summer. Vanlue plans a Fourth of July old time celebration. Mrs Sarah Carter of Chicago visits Mrs C R Tate this week. Orville Dunlap attends Sunday school convention at Findlay. S E Lindower of Detroit visits brother Charles Lindower. Phillip Gangloff returns uptown on crutches last Thursday afternoon. this was his first appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey L. Shuck
Mennessen News
Monnessen
Vanlue
J. G. Mizer
Girls’ Orphanage
New Riegel
James H. Ferrel
Dora Smith
Frank
Dean
Robert
Mildred
I B Kurtz
Lee Haines
J G Sutphen
Robert Pennington
Henry Graves
J D Ewing
F D Hurd
Orson Gibson
Adrian
James Pennington
McCutehenvside
Forest
Kenton Lodge
Carey
Charles Kentfield Verne Prindle
Charles Kuhn
William Montague
William Saltz
Carl Nye
Charles Griffin
Willis Schmuck
Ora Hart
George Wolfrum
Finchy
Wharton
Park
Amy Hollopeth
Ohio Wesleyan
Krabill & Wentling
Otto Pflueger
College of Forestry
Ohio State University
Theda Barn
Devil’s Daughter
the Royal
Florence Hollopeter
Lakeside
George W. Starr
Thomas H. Smith
A. R
Marion
Wall Street
C. W. Cupp
Williamstown
Henry Lackey
Ralph Heck
Ralph Schoenberger
Salem Township
Victor Quail
Mifflin Township
Albert Spayth
McCutchenville
Crawford Township
Upper Sandusky
Eureka
Della Stoll
Whippoorwill
Cletis V. Lowery
Poverty Run
Wilford Presler
Shiman
Jacob Nitrauer
Martin
B E Hudson
Beebe
F L Livingston
Stetler
Stella Nye
Co I
Eighth Regiment
The
ONG
Mexico
Tiffin
Ned Nye
Free Scoarse
Merle Mohn
Herbert Clark
Charles Clark
Russell Greene
Floyd Greene
Edward Jones
Basil Stroup
George Remlinger
Bert Crum
Clarence Cupp
Stanley Miller
Fred Woessner
Ralph Greene
James Miller
Columbus
Peter Krupp
Christine Straw
Oberlin College
Sarah Carter
Chicago
C R Tate
Phillip Gangloff
Peach Leaf Curl Controlled by Fall or Early Spring Spraying
The Ohio Experiment Station reports a peach leaf curl epidemic with little immediate control. Fall spraying after leaf drop using lime sulfur or dry lime sulfur in 50 gallon mixes, or stronger sprays if scale is present, can prevent infection. spring spraying works only before buds swell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
H C Young
Department of Botany and Plant Pathology
Ohio Notes on Rural Real Estate and State Affairs
Rural Ohio real estate values declined from 1927 to 1930, falling sharply by over 177 million dollars across periods, with 1936 valuation at 2.13 billion, 15.8 percent of total taxation. Other items note Urbana and Wellington game farms, a Roosevelt preserve, rising prison population, paroles, bass season, licenses for fishing and pheasant breeders, upcoming county fairs and the State Fair, plus health updates on smallpox and measles. Senate acts include a one cent cigarette tax proposal and repeal of the title certificate requirement for autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Urbana
Wellington
Roosevelt
Scioto
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate
House For Action
Milk and cider in Ohio farm economy and future needs
The Ohio department of agriculture reports three million U S dairy cows and rising demand. Milk and cider are highlighted as top farm drinks with milk currently supplying about 21 percent of food and potential growth to 40 percent. Encourages expansion insights and questions why Ohio should grow crops for heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Farmers debate farm tool tax at Ohio meeting
At an Ohio farmers meeting Director Guthery of the state department of agriculture posed a question about tax fairness. He asked how farmers value autos over farm machinery and argued many garages favor autos while plows and other implements weather neglect yet taxes remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Guthery
State Department of Agriculture
Local notices and visits around Vanlue area
A string of social calls and family visits around Vanlue includes Mr and Mrs Smith Hoy of Findlay visiting Mr and Mrs John Hoy, Mrs Ellen Thompson visiting Carey, and many other residents visiting relatives in Findlay Napoleon Arcadia and Toledo. Several families host and dine with friends, and a Father’s Day observance is planned at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Hoy
Findlay
John Hoy
Milhof
G. K. Cole
F. J. Wescott
Toledo
W. M. Metzler
Glenn Baughman
Fort Royal
Orville Dean
Harold Moffett
Arlington
Ira van Horn
E L. Swihart
Tom
June Criger
Napoleon
Fred Hendricks
Marcella
Evelyn Hendricks
Ellen Thompson
Charles Thompson
Carey
Robert Long
Marilyn Dowler
Arcadia
Phillip Wolfram
Henry Slike
Cygnet
Harvey Hagerman
G C Rickle
Arlene
L. A. Beck
Emenegar
Leeder
Arbuckle
Catherine Bishop
Lithopolis
Grant Hospital
Columbus
E IL. Swihart Vinton Swihart
Wanda Smith
Fostoria
Ralph Cravens
South of Town
Reva Thompson
Ed Schmidtlin
Helen Saltzman
Magdalen Saltzman
Alice Saltzman
David Smith
Betty
Flora Smith
Etta
Oliver Smith
Albert Hagerman
Potato yields to rise in nineteen states
Potato yields in nineteen states are expected to be about nine percent higher than last year and twelve percent above the five year average, signaling improving production across major growing areas.
Local Social Roundup From Beebe News
Clarence Hagley, Robert Hagley, Hubert Yost and many neighbors are listed visiting, hosting, and spending time across Upper Sandusky and nearby towns. The column notes multiple family gatherings, dinners, and weekend visits, including Mrs. Homer Phillips, Miss Margaret Minder, and the Hagley clan, with a sore foot incident among Homer Phillips’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hagley
Upper Sandusky
Robert Hagley
Leo Vaughn
Hubert Yost
Mike Vaughn
Clarence Lawheadse
J. A. Vaughn
Margaret Minder
Phillips
A W Dailey Dies After Long Illness
A W Dailey 64 passed away at his home after a long illness. He worked twelve years at the Selby Shoe plant in Portsmouth but quit January due to frail health. Born in Frederick County Virginia, he taught school in Ohio before moving to Oklahoma in 1899 and then Adams County in 1908. Survived by widow, two sons Earl Dailey and Graden, three daughters, two grandsons, one granddaughter, a brother and four sisters. Funeral at Lafferty Funeral Home conducted by Rev J E Dibert with burial in I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dailey
Lafferty Funeral Home
J. EB. Dibert
Adams County
West Union
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Adam Frederick
Mt. Vernon
Ill
A. J. Nowlan
McComb
Carey Schools
A.‘J.*Wonder
Cleveland
Gertrude Yohe
Monongahela
Claude Beitler
Delaware
J. D. Southward
Putin Bay
Eclectic Medical Association
Cora
Maud Snyder
Leta
Clara Newhard
Pennsylvania
Dorothea Whaley
Mabel Newhard
Western Reserve University
Leroy Yankie
Lima, Ind
R. H. Griffith
Maurice’Kigselle
Galt House
Russell Bloom
Mabel Gardner
M. E. Parsonage
Halcyon Hall
Helen Lantz
Bowling Green
L A Kennerley
Ash & Hank’s Hardware
Orville Dunlap
S E Lindower
Detroit
Charles Lindower
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Wernick Products Co
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
London Prison Farm
Board of Clemency
Conservation Department
Lake Erie
Clinton
Wilmington
Gallia
Gallipolis
H G Southard
State Department of Health
Southard
Roy Eschbach
Mary Eschbach
Harry Thompson
Reva
Everett Farmer
Isabelle and
Molly Lee
W H Farmer
Oza Simon
Hall Bridge
Ethel Eula
Russell Haerman
Ruth Dorothy
Buds Pratt
Twila
Betty Dean
Keva Thompson
Audrey Hendricks
Jean Crawford
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
Carey, Ohio
Beebe News
Walter Gottfried
Donald
C. J. Hagsey
F. C. Beeld
Edith Beebe
Ralph Haeford
Near Crawford
Joseph Vaughn
W. A. Vaughn
G.—J—Hagley
Homer Phillips
Charles Wilcox
Alvada
C. J. Hagley
Will Rickle
M. C. Yost
Erma
Frank Yost
J. W. Wagner
Josephine Haford
J. J. Kohmann
John Minder
Gertrude
Melvin Manon
Richard Patchett
Mrs. Walter Gottfried
Homer Philips
Margaret
Herbert Minder
Aivadé
G. Hagley
Marjorie
Marilyn Nye
Toggery
Ira C. Shick
Pullman
Wardman Park
Washington
Historyland
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
P. A. Powellson
D. P A
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Alco
City
Tate
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