Local Items and Personal News Highlights
A long list of residents and visitors is noted with multiple mentions of relatives, friends, and officials. People from Findlay Upper Sandusky Lima Columbus and Detroit are seen visiting, hosting, or traveling, with illnesses and recoveries and several moves between towns recorded.
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C. F. Sutter
Ft. Wayne
F. J Jesko
Delphos
Gertrude Kurtz
W. Findlay Street
George Metzger
Sandusky City
A. F. Byers
John
Ardyth
Upper Sandusky
Charles Frederick
Emmon Frederick
Marcella Collet
Tiffin
A G
Cortes
Anjton- Billy
McCutchenville
L. G. Ranger
W. J. Galbroner
Columbus
B. B. Kurtz
George Shuman
West of Town
Findlay
Clem Alspach
Raymond Nichols
Detroit
Nichols
E. M. Keller
Ella Smith
Ben Kemmerly
Maynard Cram
Elza Garn
Paul Kramer
S. R. Bame
Earl
Robert Loudenslager
Earl Moser
Glenna
Harry Schubert
Cartha Phillips
Adrian
Ella Kinney
I. G. McColly
North Lewisburg
Frank McGown
Robert Salsbury
Toledo
D. A. Cole
Harve Cole
Robert Kreisel
Will Rickle
South of Town
Laird Rieckle
Lois Jerlach
J. J. Stoll
E. M. Burson
Frank Calmes
Robert
Donald
Betty
Peggy
E. G. Alter
Bessie Ewing
M. M. Bradley
Carolyn
Annapolis
Bradley
W. G. Bradley
Gertrude Tate
Lucy Laughlin
Martha
Florence Schira
Vance Street
Frank Boff
Near Risingsun
Ewing
Berda Fritz
Lima
Hannah Zoll
Bluffton
P. S. Green
Hamilton
Ont
John Manges
Zoll
JD. Ewing
Western town liquor supply tale told in fire aftermath
An eastern visitor asks a western native about local liquor availability. The native responds with confusion until a punch line reveals the town had water shut off for a week and a fire started, underscoring scarce resources and communal upheaval.
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Waal
Farmer Seeks Funds to Cover Taxes and Mortgage Interest
A farmer explains the effort aims to raise money to pay the taxes and the interest on the mortgage, seeking support from the public.
Proof of the Pudding Opinion Cartoon Quotation
A Memphis News-Scimitar item frames a gendered remark about women judging candidates versus men, highlighting the editorial tone of local press. The brief note cites a satirical line on marriage choices reflecting social norms of the era.
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Memphis News-Scimitar
Opening of First Congress and its Early Struggles
The first United States Congress opened March 4 1789 with only 21 members present, delaying business until a quorum formed on April 1. Washington faced a slow start as travel to New York was arduous, while Federal Hall in New York became the symbol of a new national government.
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United States Congress
Congress
Federal Hall
House
Frederick Muhlenberg
Dogen
Senate
George Washington
John Adams
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
South
City Hall
Major L'Enfant
City of
Broad Street
Hall of Representatives
Vesibcule
Hall of Representative
Thrift Pays Even Now in Hard Times
William Feather argues that despite financial collapse thrift builds character and long term reward. He warns that current losses hurt many, but insists values return and disciplined saving, home ownership, and integrity sustain the individual and family through crises.
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Hle
Ffort
William Feather
Tiffin Waltonians Protest Proposed Ohio Stream Closure
The Tiffin chapter of the Izaak Walton League plans to protest at a Columbus public hearing on a proposal to close all Ohio streams to fishing from April 15 to June 30. They oppose blanket closures, seek retention of the black bass closed season, and favor designating spawning-ground portions of streams as closed.
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Tiffin
Izaak Walton League
Ohio
Columbus
Seeds or hens? Garden dispute over buried mystery
In a village exchange Brown accuses his neighbor of burying his seeds, but the neighbor reveals he is merely planting new seeds. The remark escalates when Brown insists the buried items resemble a hen, while the neighbor clarifies the seeds are indeed being placed in the soil.
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Brown
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John Pahl
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Akron
Michael Kraus
Felix Kitzler
B. M. Bachar
EB. Bowman
Cleveland
M. McDonald
J. J. Stoil
Susan Lowery
James Green
Robert Brown
Gertrude
England
Mark Mitten
Mrs
A. J. Riehle
Claude
Bushing
Mt. Blanchard
P. L. Mdyer
Martha Ward
Sycamore
Russell McEvoy
Marton
A. C. Rainsberger
Paul R. Clouser
Laurabelle Buckingham
Kenton
Louis Buckingham
Charles Grady
Carl Johnson
Duane
Mr. Johnson
Tracy Johnson
Wm. Donelson
Denver
Ralph Peters
Mary Ellen
Peters
Vern Huston
Claren Sausser
Marilyn
Nancy
Mr Sausser
Alfred Hier
Nevada
J. E. Young
Helen, Ruth
Billy
Bellefontaine
B. E. DeForest
Bobby
Dickie
Ada
Mrs DeForest
Lola Grubb
Ralph Williams
Ferdinand
Frederick
C. A. Williams
Paul Williams
Patty Lou
Edwin Nye
Bertha Walter
Nye
Essie Dryfuse
H T Ravelin
J E Daniels
Juanita of
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
W S LeMott
H. R. Hutchinson
Colleen
Dorothy
Max
Mr. Hutchinson
A. S. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Caroline Strub
J. A. McDaniel
Richwood
H. B. Keller
Louis Bickingham
L. G. Altwater
Carey ‘Times
J. B. Moore
Maumee
Alva Criger
Mt. Cory
Andy Searfoss
Pred G. Church
Loudonville
W. L. Arnholt
F. J. Jesko
Sylvester
Michigan City
Ind
John Hendricks
Miss Evelyn
Louisa Dietrick
J. L. Yohe
N. Vance Street
Virgil Green
Marion and
Bucyrus Sunday Afernoon
Richard Smith
Neak Crawford
G. W. Hickle
George Bish
Atty
Wm. Hunter
Industrial Commission
J. E. Daniels
Juanita
H. T. Ravelin
Hendricks
Samuel Gunther
Dola
W. E. Bradley
Terrence and
Janet
Columbia City
Rev. Bradley
HE. Findlay Street
Carey Times
G. B. Johnson
Town
R. D. Huston
Wharton
Lloyd McDaniel
Luella
Vesta
Dwight
Crawford
Paul Woods
S. R. Beitler
S B Beitler
W J Sopher
Dorcas Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul Heck
Ora Essex
Herbert Newhard, Jr
Russell Newhard
Herbert Newhard
Chicago
Young People's’ Conference of Religious Education
Earl LeMott
Mr LeMott
Anna Humbert
B A Mench
F C Beebe
East of Town
Truman Kear
Salem Township
Kurtzs
The
H.b.kurtz Sons Co
First Congress
Wall Street
Tiffin Waltonians