Local Notices From Upper Sandusky July 1 1915
Social and civic notes: dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs D C Parker for guests from the city. Crawford township hires teachers for Crawford school and Stetler Beebe Whippoorwill Shuman Martin and others. Township auto counts rise in Crane Pitt Salem. Nicholas Steinmetz adds a 30 by 36 foot rear room. New church lamp brightens front of Lutheran Church. Sam Krebs adds 25 by 20 foot addition to blacksmith shop. O O Young & Co to open a shoe store in A J King’s former room. Upper Sandusky board of education hires Miss Gladys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Parker
Upper Sandusky
A. H. Kennerley
H. F. Graves
J. D. Ewing
W. R. Kurtz
George Ash
L. G. Ranger
JJ. C. Dow
L. M. Ranger
Dora Ferrer
J. A. Smith
M. B. Smith
Crawford Township
Crawford School
Cletis Lowery
Four Corners
Areka
Della Stoll
Poverty Run
Cecile Beebe
Stetler
B. E. Hudson
Beebe
F. L. Livingston
Whippoorwill
Mary Ranger
Shuman
Letta Hartle
Martin
Lenore Motter
Crane Township
Pitt Township
Salem Township
Nicholas Steinmetz
Wall Street
Roy Herbert
A. J King
Sam Krebs
O. O. Young & Co
A. J. King
Vance Street
Kemerley Named Music Teacher For Carey School Year
Carey announces Miss Kemerley daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Kemerley will teach music next year after completing studies at Oberlin conservatory She is an accomplished musician and local residents anticipate a strong musical program in the new term Also notes include winners in local races car decorators and a church basement renewal project with architect Thomas Huber in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemerley
Carey
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
A. H. Kemerley
Robert Hilty
Wesley Patterson
Clarence Hagley
Harry Ruffing
al P Ruffing
Upper Sandusky
John Herbert
Roy Herbert
John Wildermuth
Nellie Wildermuth
Columbus
Dale Krebs
Sam Krebs
W. R. Kurtz
T. M. Johnston
Ross Johnson
Thomas Huber
Toledo
Keller and
Snyder
Hatchery Gets New Paint and Higher Capacity
June 27 1935 Hile's Hatchery west of town received new paint and Claude Hile increased capacity to 81 000 eggs Walter 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Fout Crawford is a hospital patient in Mercy Tiffin doctors are fighting to save his right eye sight after a sharp pointed stick pierced the eyeball last Thursday Dale Frazier general manager of
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Hile
Claude Hile
Walter
Walter Fout
Crawford
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Dale Frazier
Local families attend Sunday services and events noted
The Frazier Rubber Products Corp. hosts a family outing at the D. A. Cole home in Sebring. Mrs. H. S. Hoover of Canton to speak at the local Methodist church. A Donkey Baseball game pits Carey Dodge Motors against a businessmen team at the rubber plant field with listed players. Vernet Ruffing injures himself operating a prader near Upper Sandusky. Peoples Bank Co buys remaining First National Bank of Carey assets for 2380 dollars. A home fire on W Findlay Street causes minimal damage. Mrs Blanche Criger sustains facial cuts after a collision while returning from Maumee with her daughter Harriet. Carey Boys 4-H Club elects officers: Leo Vaughn president, Ralph Derr vice-president, Vincent Brown secretary, Sylvester Myers baseball manager, Jack Tracy news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier Rubber Products Corp
Ellen Isabel
Jo-Anne
Sebring
D. A. Cole
S. Patterson Street
H. S. Hoover
Canton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hoover
J. J. McCabe
George Newhard
Carey Dodge Motors
Carey Merchants
Marshal Robert O'Connor
Blaine Thomas
Norbert Brown
Robert Orlans
George Remlinger
C. D Calmes
Dan Ernest
Barney Allen
A. E. Donelson
Forest Stoll
J E. Silverstern
Gilbert Brown
Linus Myers
Winford Ogg
J. A Schira
Parl Goff
Dodge Motors
Homer England
G Messmer
R. Wickiser
George Owans
Rex Donelson
G. Walborn
David Ortans
E. Messmer
Tony Jesko
P Onians
Richard Frederick
R. F Wright
Edmond Pahl
Ralph Kurtz
G. V Simons
Vernet Ruffing
Prader
Upper Sandusky
Peoples Bank Co
First National Bank of
Carey
Anson O
L. M. Pullen
W. Findlay Street
Blanche Criger
Harriet
Maumee
Carey Boys
Leo Vaughn
Ralph Derr
Vincent Brown
Sylvester Myers
Jack Tracy
Findlay toddler dies from fall after car door opens
Dennis Paul Sherman age three son of Mr and Mrs Larry Sherman of 604 E Edgar Ave Findlay suffered a skull fracture when he fell from a car after the right rear door opened on State Route 37 one mile east of Findlay at 8 p m Saturday He is grandson of Mrs Mary Sherman and Mrs Mary Hagerman of Carey The State Highway Patrol reported the vehicle was driven by his father The report notes grain bin pest control advice follows in the text advising cleaning empty bins and spraying with 5 per cent DDT or methoxychlor three weeks before new crop is stored
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Paul Sherman
Larry Sherman
E. Edgar Avenue
Findlay
State Highway Patrol
Saturda
New Telephone Law Effective Today in Ohio
Ohio announces a new Party Line Emergency Priority law to curb line hoarding during fires and medical emergencies. Violators face fines from 50 to 500 dollars, 30 to 90 days jail, or both, with harsher penalties for faked emergencies. The measure, backed by 160 independent phone firms, requires notices in directories and pamphlets with monthly bills.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph F. Mateer
Warren
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Mateer
Warren TelePhone Co
First Aid Basics for Vacation Safety
The Institute For Safer Living urges every family member to know basic first aid. Learn resuscitation wound care bite treatment sunstroke and heat prostration for emergencies when medical help is far away.
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Institute For Safer Living
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorcas Dow
Helen Lantz
Carolyn Newhard
Halcyon Hall
Crawford Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Hunter’s Restaurant
Dennis Is A
Mary Sherman
Mary Hagerman
Servel Automatic
Furl Gas Company
Buick
Studebaker
Arey Motor Service, Inc
Findlay Street
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