County Doings and Local Notices In Upper Sandusky Area
Taxpayers receive thirty days more to pay taxes. Obituaries include Mrs. Mary Corfman of Sycamore born in 1859 and Mrs. Barbara DeTray of McCutchenville. Local deaths: Geo. W. McCormick 1856 birth in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Susan Jones 1842 birth, Mrs. Levi Niebel born 1871. Marriages: Merle Hufford to Marguerite Barton in Monroe Michigan. Hubert Reis and Helen Herr of Upper Sandusky wed at Trinity. A garage contract exceeds 1600 dollars. State inspector D. E. Fernbaugh named in Wyandot County. Electric system efforts, damaged street pole, and local civic groups push improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Corfman
Sycamore
Pennsylvania
Jones Farm
Upper Sandusky
Barbara DeTray
McCutchenville
Bar Bara
Beery
Geo. W. McCormick
Merle Hufford
Marguerite Barton
Justice of the Peace
Danz
Monroe
Michigan
Susan Jones
Susan Leby
John Burkhart
Joleanor Grunditsch
Bavaria
Harrison Smith
Levi Niebel
Cora Longwell
Sycamore Township
Hubert Reis
Columbus
Helen Herr
Trinity
Reformed
Lienkaemper
Harry Montz
Charles F. Ellis
Leon C. Herrick
D. E. Fernbaugh
Wyandot County
South Sandusky Street
Miles Lewis
Annual Epworth League Convention Held in Findlay
The thirty-third annual Epworth League convention of the Findlay Methodist district met at the Methodist Episcopal church with 150 delegates. Highlights included talks on Epworth League and Evangelism, stewardship topics, department reports, and elections for officers led by Rev. W. F. Martin. the event closed with a benediction as Forest was named for next year’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Findlay District
Methodist Episopal
Polhemus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Massillon
Ission Cemetery
Peing
EB. H. Brown
Epworth League
Nice
CC. E. ‘Wintringham
Fostoria
Charles EH. Schenk
Cincinnati
Grover Wilkins
Findlay
Lucille, Pessel
Arcadia
Loma Moss
Isabel Burnside
This City
Marie Stout
Stanley Stoke
Georgia Fackler
Lafayette
W. F. Martin
Carey
Ladies* Aid Society
Geraldine Shaw
L. R. Minion
L. R. Akers
Ashland
Summer School of Theology
J. R. Colley
Forest
Fordson Tractor Demonstrates Rapid Corn Plowing
On the James Grafmiller farm a Fordson with a sixteen shovel plow plowed a field 80 rods long in eleven and a half minutes, covering two rows at a time. Demonstrations show the machine can plow over 20 acres daily, stir deeper soil, and beat horse cultivators in hill handling and turning. Matthew Grafmitler drove the tractor and reported 50 acres since Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
James Grafmiller
William McElree
Matthew Grafmitler
Forest Journal
The Centennial Anniversary of Sycamore M B Church
The Sycamore M B Church marks 100 years of labor for community betterment. The influence and成果 of its work are praised as far reaching and beneficent, with readers urged to assess its legacy in this anniversary edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore M. B
Sycamore
Richardson Company
Bucyrus Child Killed in Front of Ford Coupe
Two year old William Laskey son of Mr and Mrs William Laskey ran into the path of a Ford coupe on North Sandusky avenue at 8 30 Wednesday evening. Driver Frank Zeigler could not avoid the collision. The child died Thursday morning from concussion of the brain with no blame attached to the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
William Laskey
Sandusky Avenue
Frank Zeigler
Bucyrus
Man Found Dead in Sugar Camp After Despondent Years
Frank Carrof near Nevada died by suicide last Friday at a sugar camp. He shot himself in the head and had been despondent over his health and his son’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carrof
Nevada
The Little Gray Lady and the Money Motive
In a Western ranch tale Barbara Waite, a quiet widow with gray hair, marries Big Joe for money. He admits his plan to quit once wealth is secure, but after years apart he returns to find love instead of wealth. Barbara forgives him and reveals the truth that love drew him all along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Lody
Gray Lady
Barbara “Waite
Barbara
Big Joe
Joe
Barbara Waite
East
SWAT FLY CAMPAIGN Aimed at Abolishing Flies This Summer
The health department plans a statewide effort to rid homes of flies with the slogan Abolish filth and flies disappear. Public notices will be issued to inform residents and free distribution of materials will be arranged. Dr. R. G. Bordeaux leads the health division directing the campaign and coordinating agency cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Department For
R. G. Bordeaux
Fifty Years in Business in Delaware Township
The Courier notes Peter Beck, oldest merchant in the village, proprietor of a grocery in the town. Beck has operated continuously for fifty years in the flourishing metropolis of Delaware township, considered a familiar figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Peter Béck
Beck
Delaware Township
Prisoner Released After Paying Fines
Jimmy Sandy a motorcyclist was jailed for intoxication and paid fines totaling 22.65 before being released from the county jail. Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Sandy
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Sandusky
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Little
Mildred White
Ness
Western Newspaper Union
THE
Ewing Drug CO
Carey, Ohio
Ohio Dairy Company
Toledo
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Mutual
Richardson
Richardson Mills
Georgia
the Snyder Lumber Co
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