Arrest on Train Deportee Case Reveals Secret Message
Gottfried Schwartz, being transported to New York for deportation as an undesirable alien, attempted to retrieve a folded paper found by Sheriff Huff in a hinged mirror. The thin tissue sheet bore distinct characters that might form a secret code. The train carried about one hundred others labeled aliens and largely linked to the Industrial Workers of the World. A picture of the Kaiser adorned the mirror’s exterior.
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Gottfried Schwartz
New York
Huff
Schwartz
Kaiser
Park Goers Enjoy Ideal Sunday As Attractions Open
Large crowds visited the park on a sunny Sunday with motor mail parties stopping by. The weather made the day pleasant and attractive for families though youths missed the annual stand this year.
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Mail
Riders Start For Wheat Belt Tour On Motorcycles
Boyd Bacon of Rochester New Jersey and Clement R Graham of Bucyrus Ohio depart Thursday morning on motorcycles bound for the Canadian Northwest to work in the wheat belt. They plan to ride to Manitoba and then to the Pacific coast and return to Bucyrus in the fall.
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Boyd Bacon
Rochester
Clement R. Graham
Bucyrus
Canadian Northwest
Kear Mulholland Families Gather for Water Works Park Reunion
The Kear and Mulholland families held a reunion at Water Works Park last Thursday with nearly 200 in attendance. Officers for the coming year were elected: President E E Kear Wharton. Vice President Miles Mullholland Carey. Secretary and Treasurer Mrs John Weiminger Adrian. Miss Stellar Carey. Speakers included Rev J Shimer Rev Es Luther Spaid and B B E Kear It. The group planned to meet again on the third Thursday in June at the same location.
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Kear-Mullholand
Kear
Mulholland
Water Works Park
Wharton
Miles Mullholand
Carey
John Weiminger
Adrian
Stellar
J. Shimer
Es Luther ‘Spaid
Henry Mullho
G. W. Greenler
Holgate
Mack Smalley
Sampson
Richard Smith
A. Billbardt
G. W. Freet
B F. Haus
Hetty Roth
Upper Sandusky
M. H. Kear
Gno Sons
BE. E. Kear
Thomas ‘Kear
S Simon Kear
Preached to Soldiers by Rev J M Shimer in Civil War Sermon
The Methodist pastor preached to surviving Civil War soldiers last Sunday forenoon. High School Cadets escorted the veterans under Superintendent Beitler. A male choir directed by Prof J B Moore provided music as the sermon urged reconstruction on gospel principles for a safer democracy and world peace.
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J. M. Shimer
Methodist Church
Beitler
J B. Moore
Shimer
Ezekiel
Good Show at Vanlue Klean Komedy Ko
A local troupe at the Catholic hall Friday presented The Daughter of the Desert with strong youth performances. Despite quality, attendance was light and several musical numbers were cut due to the hall lacking a piano. Attendees enjoyed the evening overall.
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Klean Komedy Ko
Vanlue
Lost Game For Carey At Fostoria In Final Inning
Sunday afternoon Carey base ball team traveled to Fostoria to face the city champions. Through eight innings the score was S and S 8, but Carey made four errors in the last frame costing one run and the game. Lineup included Fordyce Ogg at first Harold Nichols at second Cletis Myers short Harley Evestone third George Snyder left Webster England left field Cletis Courtad right field Charles Stombaugh and Marion Bland pitched Verne England caught.
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Carey
Fostoria
S&s
Carey Lneup
Fordyce Ogg
Harold Nichols
Cletis Myers
Harley Evestone
George Snyder
Webster England
Cletis Courtad
Charles Stombaugh
Marion Bland
Verne England
Coal Dock Completed by Fairbanks Morse at Crawford
Fairbanks Morse workers finish the Hocking Valley coal dock at Crawford with crews returning to Chicago. New tracks are laid and the Carey coal bank likely remains active until tracks are completed.
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Fairbanks, Morse
Hocking Valley
Crawford
Chicago
Carey
Lutheran church social on the church lawn Saturday
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church invites the public to a lawn social Saturday evening in June 1938. The menu features chicken sandwiches, pickles, ice cream, cake, and coffee with proceeds for frescoing the church.
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Ladies’ Aid of
Lutheran Church
Death of Brother Prempts W C Anderson in Perrysburg
W C Anderson was summoned to Perrysburg on Friday by the death of his eldest brother James A Anderson. Details brief. obituary note confirms the bereavement and family sorrow.
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W. C. Anderson
Perrysburg
James A. “Anderson
Peete
In Flanders Fields Peaceful Ground Remembrance
Poem-like verse recalls soldiers buried in Flanders Fields and the lasting peace their sacrifices forged. It honors bravery and the global continuation of their cause, with lines about waking from war’s hell and the torch passing to many nations to crush the foe.
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Flanders
County Doings Chronicle Local Notices and Docket
Taxes extended to July 20 in the county. The Myers ditch hearing occurred in Salem township. Eleven thousand feet of creosoted bridge plank to be sold June 30. Wyandot county half tax on the Pennsylvania railroad tallies 124,424.88, paid Thursday. Upper Sandusky mausoleum dedication at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Lawman of Osceola dies aged 82. Wyandot backs Salvation Army with 3451.86 over quota. Sherman Gier dies at 56 near McCutchenville. Marriage license to Schmidt and Ellis. Lupton passings near Sycamore aged 72. Stutz and Brandt wed in Marion. Dog licensing fees fail to cover sheep-dog losses at 2976.20 vs 2043. Edward Albert sues Eliza Albert for divorce. no children. Pattergon road bid awarded to Vansky at 10693.62. joint Kenton meeting. Mayor urges fire-safety as arid spell continues. Band concert attended. Sutphen directs. Chamber of Commerce band aided. Carey Findlay road and Lincoln Highway improvements approved. survey planned. Weininger line road bid awarded to Rosier 14961.15. Souder bid 15287. Car abandoned in Upper Sandusky. three men fled. Demonstration with Moline tractor on Loverich farm extols tractor work. night use possible. Plowing corn demonstration advertised one mile west of Upper Sandusky.
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Myers Ditch
Salem Township
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wyandot County
State Highways Department
Carey- Findlay
Carey
Weininger County
Seneca
Wyandot
W. H. Rosier
McCutchenville
Hocking Valley
William Loverich
Moline Universal
Ohio Moline
Henry Desmet
Columbus
Alane
Upper
Sandusky
Thewford Township Teachers Open Roles For New Term
Thewford township assigns teachers with salaries from 95 to 100 dollars per month. Paul Secor Marseilles Wilford Presler Beebe F L Livingston Shumag Ruth Zahn Marjin D T Hart Nye Elizabeth Motter Crawford A E Secrist Peebles Poverty Run R J McLaughlin Nevada Stetler Nettie Hayman Kitchens Berry to staff reopening Nye school after years closed with furnishings moved elsewhere. Berry is a Crawford township acquisition from the recent decision.
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Thewford
Paul Secor
Marseilles
Orners
Wilford Presler
Beebe
F. L. Livingston
Shumag
Ruth’ Zahn
Marjin
D. T Hart
Nye
Elizabeth Motter
Crawford
A. E. Secrist
Peebles
Poverty Run
R. J. McLaughlin
Nevada
Stetler
Nettie ‘Hayman
Death of Harley H. Gault in Wyandot County
Harley H. Gault died at the Home and Hospital Findlay after a brave fight with peritonitis, his bowels ulcerated and an ulcer causing the fatal attack. Survived by wife Minnie Maybel Brown, a foster son Charles, his mother Mrs. Mary Jane Gault, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at United Brethren church with burial in Zion Bloom cemetery.
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Harley H. Gault
Findlay
Ralph
Charles
United Brethren Church
J C. Rinehart
David Cole
Harold Shock
Charles Kennerley
Frank McGown
George Pierce
Charles Thompson
Zion Bloom
Harley Howard Gault
Wood County
Ohio
Minnie Maybel Brown
Mifflin Township
Mary Jane Gault
Fred Walter
Carey
Garland Fahnal
Wharton
Gault
Wyandot County
National Electrical Porcelain
Carey. Moose
A. E. Southward
Frank Gibson
Chas. Gibson
National Electrical Porcelain Co
U. S
Moose Lodge
Brown Family
Gault Family
John Greek
Geo. Pierce
Samuel Olnhausen
Card of Thanks for Funeral Assistance
We thank neighbors and friends who helped during our bereavement and those who served at the funeral including singers and the minister and others who provided automobiles. Mrs. Harley H. Gault and son Mother Brothers and Sisters.
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Harley H. Gault
Back After Many Years A St Louis Native Visits Old Home
Nathan P. Jackson of St. Louis arrived Tuesday for a visit with old friends after twenty two years away. His boyhood home stood three and a half miles west of town on the farm now owned by C A Cooper. His father was Jacob Jackson and he attended school with M B and J A Smith and Chesebrough. He spent years in Lakeland Florida and Allants Georgia where his wife was ill. Jackson was called to Indianapolis and then came to Ohio to see his old residence.
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Nathan P. Jackson
St. Louis
C. A. Cooper
Jacob Jacksonfs
M. B
J. A. Smith
Chesebrough
Carey
Lakeland
Fla
Allants
Jackson
Indianapolis
Ohio
Marriage Unites Miss Helen B Smith and Charles Danford Bellinger
Miss Helen B Smith and Charles Danford Bellinger were married Saturday at Monroe Michigan in a Baptist ceremony. The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs C W Bellinger of Lincoln Avenue. the bride has been living with Mr and Mrs Charles M Bender of Cummin e Avenue. Friends in Marion wish the couple happiness.
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Helen—B-Smith
Charles Danford Bellinger
Monroe, Mich
Baptist
Bear Trap to Welcome Returned Soldiers at School House
The Bear Trap community plans a Thursday evening welcome for returned soldiers. A school house meeting will set definite arrangements for a large community affair with Col. Ralph Cole among the speakers.
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Bear Trap
Col
Ralph Cole
Washburn Joins Carey Farmers Co as Bookkeeper
M. A. Washburn has accepted a position as bookkeeper in the office of the Carey Farmers' Cooperative Co. and will start work next Sunday.
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M. A. Washburn
Th Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
Sionday
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Carey Handle& Lumber Co
ST. Aliana
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sarah Lawman
Osceola
Levi Layman
Salvation Army
Sherman Gier
Harry Schmidt
Wheelings-West
Virginia
Reason Lupton
South of Sycamore
John Lupton
Sycamore
Paul K. Stutz
London
Misa Dora Brandt
Marion
O. C. Stutz
Edward Albert
Eliza
Albert
Edward
Hardin County
Kenton
R. R. Vansky
Tschanen
Chamber of Commerce
Guy V. Sutphen
Charles W Jeeee
Harley Gault
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