Local notes from Upper Sandusky and vicinity
Community updates list births including Dorothy Ann Renner born April 21 and a son to Leo Karcher west of Upper Sandusky. Obituaries note Catherine Smalley and Bertha Disher Kuenzli among the dead. Local events include Vance invited as Decoration Day speaker at Old Mission cemetery May 30 and a peddler license ordinance. Also reported are fishing, school, and marriage announcements and a fatal auto death of Fred Bolyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ann
Harvey Renner
Sycamore
Leo Karcher
Upper Sandusky
Catherine A. Smalley
James
Catherine
Ulrich) Smailey
Wiliam H. Vance
Urbana
Upnér
Sandusky
Old Mission Cemetery
Ferrence Kuenzli
Eden Township
Bertha Fern Disher
Arthur Koehler
Ardella Justine
Emery C. Hannum
Oscar Hannum
Lexington, Ky
Genevieve Welker
Earl Welker
Ralph Downing
Clarence Downing
Bucyrus
Newport
Court House
Jacob J. Sammet
W Dot County
Frederick Sammet
Wittenberg
Germany
Eugene Barth
T. R. Barth
Eugene
Joseph Courtad
Crawford
Col
William Crawford
Courtad
Fred J Bolyard
Bringman & Co
Marseilles Avenue
Rey J H Weissrock
Boa Constrictor Feeds On Pets In Odd Exchange
In a quirky staged dialogue a boa constrictor questions its meal choices. The reptile jokes about swallowing a dog after previously taking a rabbit and expects a chaser.
Statewide reallocation eyed for 2.65 mill school levy
Columbus April 27. The 2.65 mill real estate levy for school operating expenses may be reallocated on a state wide basis under a plan to be prepared by a joint general assembly committee. The change could shift revenue from city schools to rural districts and reduce state aided districts by about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
B. O. Skinner
W. 8. Epsy
Cincinnati
Beebe Area Social Roundup Amid Fostoria Visits
Local residents and visitors record a busy week with many calls and calls on relatives. Families such as the Pahl, Vaughn, Gottfried, Minder, Elchert, Yost, and Beebe circles share Sunday dinners and afternoon greetings across Fostoria Carey Delphos Upper Sandusky and Tiffin. The notes include three participants at a Sigma Omega Sigma event in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weaver
Frederick
Ernest Kohmann
P. M. Collet
Richard
Walter Gottfried
Evelyn Vaughn
Allen Vaughn
Mike
Leo Vaughn
Fordyce Gottfried
J. A. Vaughn
Joseph
Robert Vaughn
Clifford Bland
Richard Collet
Frances Minder
Alvada
Homer Phillips
Clarence Elchert
Fostoria
F. C. Beebe
Sue
Della Gilliland
Carey
Wallace Beebe
Eugene
Harold
Bucyrus
M. C. Yost
Mary
Erma
Marion Gross
Rita
New Riegel
Clarence’ Elchert
J A. Vaughn
John Minder
Margaret
Frances
Herbert Minder
Walter Beebe
Walter Kruze
Edith Beebe
Toledo
R C. Beebe
C C Wenner
Sigma Omega Sigma of
Abowd’s
Fremont
Death Mystery Near Upper Sandusky Prompts Inquest
An inquest opened in Upper Sandusky into the death of Fred J. Bolyard found in his auto on Marseilles avenue after a night with Truman Myers and James Hall. Witnesses described drinking, a drive to Carey, and Bolyard found with a coat over his head. investigators consider possible strangulation or accident pending further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Stutz
Fred J. Bolyard
Marseilles Avenue
Mr. Bolyard
James Hall
McConnell Street
Truman Myers
Weatherholtz
Myers
Bolyard
Seventh Street
Hall
Studebaker
Boyard
Willian Walter
Ivard Home
Walter
Coigner C. C. Stutz
H.‘L. Mason
Stutz
William H. Bolyard
Jacob Klein
Mason
Hs Son
Fred
West Side
Carey
Referendum Petitions Circulated in Carey for State License Bureau Transfer
Petitions seeking a referendum vote on transferring the state motor license bureau to the highway department and creating a highway police force were circulated in Carey. Sponsored by the Ohio Chamber of Commerce American Automobile Association Ohio Association for Tax Reduction and Garage Owners of Ohio the drive aims for 130 000 signatures to challenge laws on the transfer and 60 highway policemen appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Carey
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
American Automobile Association
Ohio Association For Tax Reduction
Garage Owners of
Ohio
No-Chance Taste Test Sparks Poison Scare
A couple debates a drink's safety with Bob's wife insisting it tastes like soda while Brid get insists it is rat poison. She urges a second tasting to confirm. A tense domestic moment centers on perceived contamination and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Bridget
Ohio Declares 1933 Motor Safety Year Plan
The Ohio State Highway Department unveils a Motor Safety Year policy to cut traffic crashes statewide. The program, approved by Governor White, enlists 12 division engineers and 88 county engineers to aid patrols that will educate motorists and truck operators beginning July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State’ Highway Department
Harry E. Neal
Taft Highway Association
O. W. Merrell
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Columbus
Neal
Highway Patrol
White
Noel
Ohio liquor board names 13 inspectors for beer law enforcement
The Ohio liquor control commission on Friday announced 13 inspectors to act as commission agents and report violations of beer regulations. Appointees include Moran Marion Riley Youngstown Barber Dayton Parker Dillonvale Strapp Waverly Schirack Canton Winbigler Mansfield Tomlinson Cambridge Platt Tiffin Kennedy Vinton Miller Wilmington Faulkerth Lebanon Landrum New Vienna. Salary set at 150 dollars a month plus expenses. assignments nationwide and indefinite terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
L. L. Faris
Henry OD. Moran
Marion
Albert A. Riley
Youngstown
Allen Barber
Dayton
George W. Parker
Dillonvale
Edwin B. Strapp
Waverly
Local banks refuse check cash. couple suspected in con game
A man and his wife visited the Clyde Savings Bank Co. and tried to cash a check endorsed by Mrs. E. J. Whittaker after staying at the Whittaker home and renting rooms. The bag found in their room contained bricks, and police searched the town for the pair, doubt they could cash the check elsewhere, and suspected they would continue the racket in other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Whittaker
Enterprise Office
Whittaker
W. C. Foultner
Clyde Enterprise
Son Freed in Assault Charge by Jury Verdict
A Findlay jury acquitted Lester Deerwester of assault and battery against his father C. W Deerwester after a brief six minute deliberation in common pleas court. The incident arose March 12 when the son allegedly rammed the elder man with his car near the Morse street garage. Prosecution was led by Jackson E. Betts and defense by Marcus C. Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lester Deerwester
C. W Deerwester
Deerwester
Morse Street
Council
Jackson E. Betts
Marcus C. Downing
Findlay Republican
Widow of Traffic Victim Is Paid 3750 in Seneca Court
Mary Thill administratrix of Peter Thill of Fostoria received 3750 in a Seneca county probate settlement for a Feb 20 bicycle collision on Columbus avenue. Arthur Reed and National Refining Co settled the claim, approved by Judge Vinton A Bennehoff. Thill was killed when his bicycle was struck by Reed’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thill
Fostoria
Seneca County
Arthur Reed
National Refining Company
Thill
Mary Thill
Vinton A. Bennehoff
Columbus Avenue
Reed
Appointment Confirmed for Nellie Taylor Ross at Mint
The senate confirmed Nellie Taylor Ross, former Wyoming governor, last Friday night as director of the mint. She succeeds Robert J. Grant and has long played a leading role in Democratic party activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Senate
Ross
Robert J. Grant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mifflin
Nevada
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Jo Dickleman
Forest
Dickleman
Wyandot
Hardin Counties
Everett Ash
Haydn Hall
Flora Stone Mather College
Brininger’s Dry Cleaning
E. Findlay St
Beebe News
Firmin Pahl
Mary and
Delphos
Fordyce
Donald
E E Smith
Freida
Martha Stiner
Paul Stiner
E . Thome
L. J. Cooke Square
Niles Bldg
Findlay
The
State Highway Department
Slicker
Coursen
Mgr
Carey, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!