Drunkenness affidavit leads to arrest in Porcelain plant case
March 15 1923 West Findlay Street resident S M Bair swore out an affidavit for the arrest of William Pout ton of East Liverpool on drunkenness charges. Pout ton and another repairman were at the Federal Porcelain plant and roomed with Bair. He drank two pints of hootch and a quart bottle, becoming violently ill. testimony was hard to secure.
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S. M. Bair
West Findlay Street
William Poutton
East Liverpool
Poutton
Federal Porcelain Plant
Bair
Cletus Myers
Free Scoarse
M. Enright
W. A. Hines
George ,Brown
Dewey Hunter
Reed Scoarse
Elks
Upper Sandusky
H. B. Keller
R. D. Perkins
C. F. Sutter
Leonard Myers
H. L. Tracey
Tom Moore
Dan O’day
Ed Campbell, Jr
Marion Bland
Clem Alspach
W. Findlay Street
Harry Iden
Hebron
Allan DeVene
Marcella
Ruth
Doris Stillberger
Clem Myers
Springville
Berry News
E. E. Gibson
van Doren Gibson
Kenneth
Helen
Betty
George Gibson
Merle Corfman
Tiffin
George Gibbs
Carey
Mattie
Joe
Grant Gibson
Beech Grove
N. B. Plott Butcher
Roy Plott
Mary
Dorothea
Evelyn
Lawrence Plott
Anna
Elizabeth
Near Carey
Clarence Crist
Anthony J. Kraus
Wyandot
W. P. Reile
Paul K. Stutz
Columbus
Mulcholand
Lewis P
W H. Phelps
Fostoria
Flossa Washburn
Dorothy
Sonny Pratt
Emma
Paul Lortz
Bernard Logsdon
Eugene Kimmel
Ed Kirby
Ernest Schade
Eltha Rickle
Bessie Benjamin
Loretna
Orville
Roy Dean
Ambrose Suber
Albert Logsdon
Urbana
Clara Straw
Cleveland
Millinery Quest Sparks New Ideas and Styles
A description of a designer exploring fresh ideas in hats and headwear, detailing innovative shapes, fabrics, and techniques shaping contemporary millinery trends. The piece highlights creative exploration and evolving fashion perspectives.
4-H Clubs Open To Youth Ages 10 20
County extension bulletin outlines 4-H club eligibility for ages 10 through 20. It explains club structure with community or school districts, officers, and adult advisors. Emphasizes project work in farm home or family living and county-wide activities led by a 4-H Council. Interested youths should contact area advisors or the county extension office. Carey area advisors listed.
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Ronald Courtright
Carey Area
Carey Ridge
Sam Newcomer
Robert Creeger
Carey Coeds, Jr
M. E. Turner
Glen Phillips
Carey Coeds
Quote by Horace on profits and pleasures
A classical adage asserts that success comes to those who blend profit and pleasure. The line reflects Horace’s view that practical gain and enjoyment are intertwined in achievement.
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Horace
Cassel Featured in C-J Featurette for Wyandot Rep
The Columbus Citizen-Journal profiles Atty. Fred Cassel Wyandot County representative to the state legislature noting his nine straight terms. The piece cites his soft selling approach and his sales tax stamp elimination law credited with saving the state millions. It also outlines Cassel's education and background.
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Fred Cassel
Wyandot
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Cassel
Fred
The
Citizen-Journal
March 22 Deadline for 1963 Feed Grain Sign Up
Warren C. Grossman reminds Wyandot county farmers the March 22 deadline to join the 1963 feed grain program. By Feb 11, 95 farms had signed up. signup began Feb 1. Participants must divert at least 20 percent of their feed grain base to approved conservation use to qualify for price support loans, purchase agreements, and diversion payments. Farmers feeding grain to livestock gain added benefits and may place all 63 crop corn, grain sorghum, and barley under price support.
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Warren C. Grossman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Wyandot County
Marriage license issued in Hancock County
Probate Court grants a marriage license to Lynn Tong laborer route 2 Upper Sandusky and Ann Gardner assembler Findlay with the Rev. Richard Addison to officiate.
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Hancock County
Lynn Tong
Upper Sandusky
Ann Gardner
Findlay
Richard Addison
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