Sunday Visits and Local Trades in Wyandot Area
In 1921 Wyandot items note Eva Lytle and Ethel Gibbs in Findlay, Burson selling a 50 acre Salem township farm to L. W. Logsdon, and market prices for wheat corn oats hogs lambs. March voting places set by parties, plus social visits, a Home Light burglary scare, and obituaries for John Baker. Community events include H M S Pinafore cast lists and local church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Lytle
Ethel
Gibbs
Findlay
William S. Burson
Salem Township
Orna
Ito
Wyandot Scene: Local Notables and Travel News
The Travelers' club met Monday night with Mrs Jacob FHilty and Mrs. Mary Stigerwalt of Princeton Ind visiting relatives here. Ralph Perkins joins the handle business with Wm Shetenheim at Sycamore. Mrs W O Longfellow teaching in public schools during Jacob Nitrauer illness. Miss Bert Purkey to Cleveland for extended visit. Mrs S B Chesebrough entertained the Priscillas Tuesday afternoon. H A Reese and daughter Mrs Raymond Zechman returned from Columbus. A sled load of friends hosted Monday at John Stoll's east of Carey. Miss Helen Gibson of Adrian and Miss Vincie Haines of Viola Wis visited Levi Haines. Misses Carrie Shaw Rose Underraff and Cleo Hill guests of teacher Florence Micker. J D Johnson, Wyandot county leader, shot and killed himself at his Wharton home. J W Peter resigns Farmers' Telephone Co secretary. H V Thomas named successor. Farewell surprise planned for Mr and Mrs Philip Reader of near Adrian. they will move to Fostoria. Star baseball players may tour the country. W P Osburn of Sycamore with Rochester Eastern league travels to Andersboinville S C for practice. Sunday school teachers of Lutheran and Methodist churches.
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Travelers’ Club
Jacob Fhilty
Mary Stigerwalt
Princeton
Ind
Ralph Perkins
Wm. Shetenheim
Sycamore
W. O. Longfellow
Jacob Nitrauer
Bert Purkey
Cleveland
S. B Chesebrough
Priscillas
H A Reese
Raymond Zechman
Fridlay
Columbus
John Stoll
East of Carey
Helen Gibson
Adrian
Vincie Haines
Viola
Wis
Levi Haines
Carrie Shaw
Rose Underraff
Cleo Hill
Florence
W. P Osburn
Rochester Eastern League
Andersboinville
S. C
Community Social Notes From Woodsdale and Surroundings
Delayed letters mention visits among local families in Woodsdale and Ridge Center. Several Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Cary, Mr. and Mrs. John Kloopfer, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Miller, and the Hatch and LeMott families. A Findlay trip followed the death of Mrs. John Wall and a quilting gathering hosted by Mrs. Samuel LeMott's Sunday school class. Delicacies and a chicken dinner were served to numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morehead
Quernoon
Cary
Roy
Famer and Sons
Ropert
Win
Bartnér
Arlington
John Kloopfer
Ridge Center
Forest Miller
Gerald Hatch
Carl
Merritt
Stephen Hatch
Findlay
Samuel LeMott
Otto LeMott
LeMott
John Wall
Ernest. Loader
Edna
Gertrude
Edgar Dulgar
William ‘and
Jay
Lewis Knepper
Harry Miller
Willis McRill
U. B
Joe Deitrick
Fred Lee
K. Wallace
Ela Thompson
Joe Renshler
Harry Stoll
Ed. Schmidtlin
Claud Dipert
Sarah Bright
Charlie Thomas
Henry Morehard
Edgar Daniels
Public Sale Near Carey and Wharton March 18 1925
Public auction at George Tong residence five miles southwest of Carey and five miles north of Wharton on Friday March 18 1925 at 1:00 pm. Items include Bay Mare 12 years old weight 1500 lbs, 1 Yearling heifer, 7 hogs with sow due to farrow April 1, 6 shoats about 90 lbs, 16 sheep with 15 breeding ewes due to lamb April 1 and 1 Shrop buck. Farming implements listed with quantities and brands. Terms announced day of sale. Auctioneers Stanley Jones. Clerk Hosea Tong.
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Carey
Wharton
Milwaukee
John Deere
George Tong
Stanley Jones
Hosea Tong
Ohio State Exhibit at National Seed Corn Show
Two hundred fifty ears of seed corn representing all 250 exhibits from the Ohio State Corn and Grain Show in Columbus in February are entered in the National Seed Corn Show in Chicago this week. Wallace E. Hanger, secretary treasurer of the Ohio Seed Improvement Association, will supervise the display to urge growers to test ears carefully for spring planting.
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Columbus
Chicago
Wallace E. Hanger
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Neighbor's Kidney Remedy Testimony From Carey Resident
A Carey resident, Lewis Shumaker, describes back pain and kidney issues eased by Dean's Pills bought at Ewing Drug Co. He reports the pills strengthened his back and regulated his kidneys. The remedy costs 60 cents at dealers, and Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo manufactures it.
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Carey
Lewis Shumaker
S. Vance St
W. Findley St
Dean
Shumaker
Foster-Milburn Co, Mfrs
Buffalo
May Market Timber in Cooperative Way
The Ohio forestry department at the Ohio Experiment Station says millions of feet of mature timber are scattered across the state and overlooked by buyers. A cooperative plan could group small tracts into working units to ship logs to a central loading point for a stationary mill, reducing waste and improving lumber grades.
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Forestry Department
Ohio
Uf. E. Wi Ve BP
W. Dean
The
Forestry.département
Does advertising pay
Advertising has made the Victrola Dog famous and promoted many products from Castoria to Sozodont. It claims to drive consumer choices from teeth to jewelry, clothing to grooming, and even foot apparel. The note asks if advertising pays amid broad assertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tiffany
Wrigley’s
Exchange
Times Office Displays Printed or Engraved Name Cards
Readable name cards show names and titles arranged for office use at the Times office. The display reflects standard practice for business cards in the newsroom and suggests orderly organization of staff and contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Times
Ohio farmers plan larger corn acreage despite high prices
Dr J J Falconer of Ohio State University says high corn prices stem from low yield not acreage. He warns a 1925 area expansion may lower prices later as reduced cattle and hog numbers cut feed demand and old stocks shrink.
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Ohio
J. J. Falconer
Ohio State University
Banker's Wife Advises Carey People
A local testimonial from Chas W Brayton druggist praises Adlerika as a quick effective intestinal evacuant. The ad claims rapid relief from stomach gas and misery, noting it helps constipation and often works in about one hour without gripes.
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Adlerika
Chas. W. Brayton
Murder Mystery Near Lima Stuns Local Officials
Lima authorities pursue a brutal murder case described as one of the era’s most gruesome. Clues point to a man and woman believed to have fed a living child to swine on a rural farm west of Lima last Tuesday night. Neighbors report a car parked near a hog pen around 10 pm and a pair seen departing as a child cried, with hogs reacting noisily soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Meir
Bootleg Whisky Found Hidden on Williamsport Farm
Two one gallon jugs of bootleg whisky were discovered concealed in bee hives on a farm near Williamsport. The John Wright farm, an 80 acre property south of Carey, has been sold by Newhard Realstate Agency to Jack Spitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
John Wright
Carey
Newhard Realstate Agency
Jack Spitler
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Carey, Times
John Baker
Wyandot County
Ross County
Christopher
Rachael Baker
Susanna Hare
Wellington Baker
A. E. Strother
Baker Cemetery
H. M.S. Pinafore
Ra Pontius
J. D. Ewing
E. BE. Shireman
Cassius Nigh
B. L. Wallace
Lutheran Sunday School
C. N. Cosgray
MAB
Sigsonday
van, Heyde
Confessnien
Spencer
Kurtz
Vigor
Kear
Woodsdale
Ohio State
T.W. McClure
Sutter
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
H. B. Kurtz
H. B. Kurtz Sons
Burson & Kurtz
C. I. Kessler
C. X. Diller
Snyder Lumber Co
Coal Hook & Son
A. J. King
Miller Variety & Millinery
Hirby’s Grocery
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