Many Local Notices and Community Happenings in Upper Sandusky
A Monday rush of parcel post arrivals prompts a substitute carrier in town. Dr Stutz shows improved tuberculosis condition after Friedmann treatment. Three Friedmann serum treatments arrive for local patients. Limburg er cheese poisoning sickens several. Mrs Clara Fisher dies of cancer. Probate Judge Rowland rules no local option election in Sycamore. future vote possible. Durves sale reports breeding sows and boars sold. Plymouth Rock play nets funds for a cyclopedia. Community programs, postmaster prospects, land sales, new breakfast cereal Butter Wheat, and a Miss Spinello wedding to Matteo Cappello highlight local life.
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Upper Sandusky
Berlin
Stutz
Migs Agries GS
Frederick Kenan
Clara Fisher
Jerome Fisher
Kirby
Kate Miller
Willis P. Rowland
Sycamore
Truax & Son
Express
Plymouth Rock
Sycamore High School
Black
House of Representatives
Wyandot County Sunday School Association
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Moore
E. Luther Spaid
GC. N. Cosgray
Congressman Key
H. E.kinsley
Nevada
Frank Holmes
The
Nevada News
Taft
W. P. Gillam
Senate
Sheriff Veith
Walborn
Ulrich
Crawford Township
Richard Carter
Daniel
Sandusky
Little Sandusky
Noah Chadwick
Sheridan Bowen
Mifflin Township
C. M. Steen
Jacob Nitrauer
Union-Republican
Job
Matteo Cappello
Sunry
Italy
Maria Spinello
Matteo
Hocking Valley
Jasper Lanker
Pennsylvania
Maria
Fogio
America
Pietro Donte
North Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Holland
Anna Margaret Peters
Pleasant Evening Entertainment Near Carey
Mr and Mrs Charles Bland hosted a social gathering three and a half miles east of Carey on Friday night with music dancing and games. Prizes included Willie Slotterbeck winning the 61st prize and Miss Gertrude Stoll the consolation. refreshments were served by Mrs Bland and assist by Little Miss Mattie Gibsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bland
Carey
Willie Slotterbeck
Gertrude Stoll
Bland
Mattie Gibsons
Will Ritter
Orley Gibson
Will Davidson
Alf Bland
Lyman Corfman
Harvey Hefzel
Albert Kentfield
Lon Starkey
Mary
Margaret Jane
Paul
John
Alfred
Charles Bowman
Lester
George
Emmet Gibson
Mattie
Joe
Grant
Florent Day
Eva
Florence
Lucille
Harvey
George Bland
Martha
Marion
Michael Camden
Bennie
Doctor Gilliland
William Slotterbeck
Pearl Yentzer
Adrian
Cleo Bennet
Fostoria
Gertrude Sloman
Cyrus
Sloman
Arthur Stoll
Jesse Still
Earl Hetzel
Allen Corfman
Myron Bland
William Kleppfer
Forest ‘Bland
George Gibbs
Ruth Bailey Undergoes Appedix Operation in Charleston
Ruth Harvey Bailey, sixteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Bailey of Charleston Illinois, suffered appendicitis on March 27 and had surgery Tuesday at a Charleston hospital. Surgeons found a ruptured appendix and removed two secretions about the size of a grain of corn. Her condition was reported improving to her uncle Scott Tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Harvey Bailey
Charleston
Ill
Scott Tong
Death of Mark L Knowlton in Oxford Kansas
Word has been received of the death in Oxford Kansas of Mark L Knowlton born November 1 1841 in Seneca county Ohio. He moved to Kansas in 1870 and married Harriet Baty November 10 1890. After several years of illness he died February 5 1913 aged 71 years 4 months and 5 days. A Civil War veteran he belonged to the 101st O V I. Oxford lodge of Masons conducted services and interment was in Oxford cemetery.
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Oxford
Kansas
Mark L. Knowlton
Seneca County
Ohio
Harriet Baty
101St
Oxford Lodge of Masons
Oxford Cemetery
Contract Let For East Main Street Residence
Harvey Wonder let the contract last Saturday for the erection of his residence on East Main street. C A Williams and James Hood hold the carpenter work contract while C A DeWitt and W B Hoff hold the mason work contract. Operations will begin when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wonder
East Main Street
C. ‘A. Williams
James Hood
C. A. DeWitt
W. B. Hoff
Talk of Tiffin and Fremont Rail Link Resurfaces
Twenty four years ago the Lakeside to Upper Sandusky railroad is again discussed with an election next Saturday to decide if the Upper Sandusky corporation will purchase the Natural Gas Co interests. Local obituaries note Mrs S C Van Buren and Miss Marinda Eduble, both deaths from consumption, ages 54 and 26. Reports mention new Carey enterprises a head and hoop factory by Cribisorcate and a handle factory by Perkins with construction underway near the C and W railway.
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Tiffin & Fremont
Lakeside
Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky Corporation
The
Natural Gas Co
West South Street
Carey
Ohio
S.C. van Buren
Dave Gramer
Wharton
North Baltimore
William Pahl
John Enderson
Henry Fowle
Fostoria
Evening Journal
D. H. Runneals
C. R’y
Charley Dame
Bruce School
Marinda Kduble
D. W. Nichols
Salem Township
Baughman
Amos Bixby
Miles Mullholand
Chris Pflueger
D. ES Crib
W. A. Perkins
Shuman School Dinner Attracts Local Families And Guests
Visitors from multiple families gathered at Shuman school west of town for a forenoon routine and a noon dinner prepared by district ladies. Pupils performed recitations including Clyde Heck and Verne Heck while W E Montague photographed the event, and teacher Hazel Livingston praised patron interest.
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Shuman School
Hazel Livingston
Will Heck
George Shuman
L. S. Criger
Ethel
Clarence Powell
Daniel Powell
W. M. Stillberger
Grant
George Teck
Verne Heck
Bernice Heck
Wayne Powell
Allan Fowell
Paul Powell
Ruth Stillberger
Harvey Stillberger
Herbert Stillberger
Viola Shearer
W. E. Montague
Miss Livingston
City Council Ends Meeting With Disputed Hitching Post Plea
City council met last Monday with councilmen Angus Keller Johnson Dun lap and Chambers presiding. Bills paid included Ash Hook Carr Drake Logan Gas Co Sunday Creek Coal J W Weaks H V R R Co Hall bank Phelps and Newhard sought permission to place hitching posts on Vance street but no vote was taken and the council opposed granting the right. Wolfram ditch surveyor S B Gillette presented plans and a hearing was set for March 24 at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Kurtz
Kennerley
Dunlap
Keller
Johnson
Chambers
Ash & Hook
Mdse
C. C. Carr
Robert Drake
Logan Gas Co
J. W. Weaks
Sean
Sunday Creek Coal Co
David Hall
Ash
S. B. Gillette
Wolfram Ditch
Fifteen and Costs in Adrian Assault Plea
P William Straw, Adrian saloon keeper, indicted for assaulting Albert Allion on February 19, 1918, was arraigned before Judge Duncan and pleaded guilty. He was fined $15 and costs. Tiffin Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Straw
Adrian
Albert Allion
Duncan
Ile
Tiffin Tribune
Cochran sells farm in Sycamore township to Thompson
S. E. Cochran sold his 48 plus acre farm in Sycamore township to Leon Thompson for $3,600. Thompson will take possession soon. Cochran has purchased property in Carey and is packing household goods for shipment. Sycamore Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Cochran
Sycamore Township
Leon Thompson
Tiffin Street Cars Discontinued After State Ruling
Street car service on Tiffin Street ends due to a State Street Gar Commission ruling requiring a motorman and a conductor, making the change too costly to implement.
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State Street Gar Commission
Tiffin Street
Have These Heavy Rains Shown You the Leaks in Your Roof
Ad promotes roofing estimates for spring, urging homeowners to get a roof check after heavy rains. It emphasizes timely repairs and local service.
Roofing and Paper Hanger Timelines Warned
The note urges homeowners to schedule roofing and paper hanging early to avoid delays and extra costs, stressing prompt work to prevent trouble and save money.
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C. C. Bowley
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Kei
John Roszmann
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