County Doings from Upper Sandusky Area News
Local notes report births and deaths including a son born to Mr and Mrs Henry Caldwell and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Theodore Wolfe. It covers area events such as CWA project work at Michaels Bridge, athletic field grading, and multiple marriages and scholarships. Population details include deaths of Albert Patchett Edwin Mollenkopf and Henry W Failor, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caldwell
Upper Sandusky
Theodore Wolfe
Nyal Hunter
Fourth Street
Upper
Sandusky
Joseph Althauser
Local Social Roundup From Salem
Miss Dolores Orians travels to Findlay for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Lee Yentzer spent Sunday with the J B Yentzer family. Mr and Mrs Merrill Ritter visited at Christ Brooks home last Thursday. Mrs Michael Wenzinger and Joseph Henige visited George Lortz house last Thursday. Mrs Ernest Mitch and son Robert called at Christ Brooks home Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Orians
Findlay
Lee Yentzer
J B Yentzer
Merrill Ritter
Christ Brooks Home
Michael Wenzinger
Joseph Henige
George Lortz
Ernest Mitch
Robert
Lucille
Mollie Lortz
Arlis Orians
Leah Jeanne
Ambrose Orians
Alf Bland
Clifford
E E Gibson
George Haford
Blanche
Edward, Net
Marjorie
William Ross
Melvin
George Lourtz
Esther Orians
Wanda Orians
George Remlinger
Carey
Richard Weaver
Gail Kimmel
Henry
Wayne Weaver
Edward Weaver
Ed Weaver
Raymond Weaver
Cletus Arnold
Clarence Miller
Orians
Charles Rife of
Lovell
Charles Bland
Joseph Gibson
Florein
Local Social Notes and Relief Budget Details
A long list of visits and gatherings among Berry area residents is reported from Friday to Sunday with names such as Lizzie Phillips Audley Beaschler Gilliland Long Elchert and Wenzinger. The piece also outlines a May relief budget plan at the state level to place rural families on self sufficiency via livestock seeds and farming tools funded by counties including Seneca and Wyandot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
E State Relief
Columbus
HO HO Hughes
Family Recovery Department
Buckeye
Wreandat County
Seneca County
Carey Clean-Up Week Set in May 1934
From Tuesday May 8 to Saturday May 12 1934 Carey holds a city clean-up on all streets. Haulable items must be placed near I street in safe containers not paper sacks or containers. No ashes wire fences or auto parts. By order of Carey Council. Jacob Nitrauner Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Council of
Jacob Nitraunr
Port Clinton Barber Arrested Over License Refusal
Pete Peterson a barber in Port Clinton was arrested by a state examiner for refusing to buy a barber license. He was jailed after a brief inquiry and was later released on Lor pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Peterson
Port Clinton
Tas Nicenge
Wale Erate A. Daeggh Neahr
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Across Care y Area
A flurry of Sunday visits and weekend travels knit Carey, Fostoria, Adrian, and Findlay families. Mr and Mrs John Orians with sons planned a Thursday gathering in Nevada. Linus Goshe hosted at Alvada, while the Thompson and Kessler households hosted relatives north of town and in Bear Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davidson
Charlies and
Paul
Donald Myers
Carey
Clarence Wenner
Near
Adrian
John Gilliland
John Orians
John Orians and Sons
Nevada
Linus Goshe
Alvada
John Kessler
Charles Thompson
Fostoria
John Thompson
Alfred Mkuffing
Hays
Estella Mary Louise Rita
Bernice
Robert
Kessler
Repairing dwelling on Schade farm after fire damage
J Foster supplies lumber and material to repair the F B Schade farm dwelling east of town. Walter Foster and son Clifford manage the work after a major fire last week. Roof damage is extensive, and repairs will take several days under insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Foster
F. B. Schade
Walter Foster
Clifford
Nose bleed first aid guidance
A historical note advises first aid for a nose bleed by positioning the sufferer semi reclining with shoulders and head elevated. It suggests placing a two inch by one third inch pad under the upper lip to apply pressure on the blood vessels and help stop bleeding. Printed name cards are available at Carey Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
1984 Tips for Drivers from 1933 Fatality Report
A New Year set of motorist resolutions urges safer driving in 1934 after 1933 saw rising fatalities and injuries despite fewer cars on the road. The six rules emphasize speed, passing judgment, intersection caution, signals, and pedestrian awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters
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CWA
Michaels Bridge
Salem Township
Albert Patchett
Lewis Cross
Harpster
Susan Jane Walter
Edwin A Mollekopf
Dilla Mollenkopf
Henry W Failor
Board of County Elections
Lillian Schaub
Karl Schaub
Orville Ernest Griswold
E ( Griswold
Pauline Tilton
Virgil Tilton
Loren Roszman
Edward Roszman
West of That Place
Upper Sandusky Merchants
Arcadia
Sycamore
Harrison Smith Park
William Link
NH Link
Mobile
Alabama
Little York
Frieda
Catherine Carey
H G Carey
Robert F Fritchie
John Fritchie
Craig Cook
Arthur Crowe
Donnabel Brunnel
Doris Hall
James Hartle
Alem Putman
Maurice Terry
James Wood
Rhodabel Sanford
Gladys Little
Marseilles
Ray Ruffner
Mary Alice Bastel
Margery Thiel
Rita Ball
Helen Marie Lagsdon
Helen Marie Shafer
Mary Louise Strasser
Mary Lou Perri
Josephine Ann Casey
Arvilla Goshe
Thomas McCarthy
Thomas Vogel
William Gillen
Robert Shafer
Donald Seiffert
Norman Goshe
Robert Watson
Gerald Thiel
St Peter's Church
Frank Kear
Wharton
New York Central
Kear
Ralph Broede
Bowling Greer
Laura Vivian Wood
Wyandot County
Salem News
Berry News
Lizzie Phillips
Audley Beaschler
George Gilliland
Roy
Clarence Long
Clarence Elchert
Beebe
Walter Phillips
George Mallholard
Mrs. Florent
Gail Newell
Eugene of
Galion
J Brentzer
Florent Day
J T Stombaugh
Rosalie of
Wilfrid Logsdon
Charles
Katie
Edward McDonald
Wallaxiu
Newell
Henrys Rall
Ipper Sandusky
Charles Orians
Carl Rall
Family
Mear Upper Sandusky
Charles Brooks
Ann
Marion
J.oe Brooks
A McBeth
Patricia
Dolly Lou
Rosemary
West of Upper Sandusky
Henry Fleck
Galen Bame
Northwest
Carl Johnson
Vincent Arnold
Charles Orfans
John Brouoka
Tiffin
Ralph Schlachter
Schlachter
Richland
Richland Township
Wharton High School
Ras Managrave
BO Christian
Evelyn Shuck
Alice Kear
Doris Kear
Bertha Corbin
Evelyn Platt
Beulah Turner
Doris Shane
Freidy Wentz
Lois Shane
Maxi
Esther Beck
Mary Phelps
Fay White
Avanelle Kear
Doris Beck
Bertha Buess
Frieda Wenta
Charles Orwller
Flore
George Mullholand
Elizabeth Freet
Alma Straw
Tymochtee
Ionald Myers
Mary Loutre
Myers
Zelpha Emmet
Josephine Gibson
Pper
Bellefontaine Delaware
Kenton Findlay
Knights of Columbus
Beebe News
Patty Noon of
Joe Thiry
Franklin and
Donna
Rita Calmes
Elaine Thome
E F Thome
Walter Gottfried
Donald
P M Collet
Richard
E E Smith
Babcock
Laura of
Cletis Reese
Charlies Thompson Home
Raymond Collet
Joan of Bear Findlay
J J Kohmann
Homer Phillips
J Hi Phillips
West of Town
Owen Bliss
Detroit
Sarah Presler
Mr Phillips
Sos Smith
Springville
H J Lowery
Near Adrian
BP Jo Niederkohr
McCo Wost
Hartford
Newhard Insurance
Es Findlay St
Newhard
Gould
H. B. Keller
F . User
N. Main Street
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