Stanley Wagner Dies in California Auto Crash
Stanley Milton Wagner 27 formerly of Tiffin and McCutchenville died from injuries in an automobile accident near Azusa California. He worked as an electric welder and had been on the Boulder Dam project after leaving Arizona. He was born July 1 1906 at McCutchenville and is survived by his parents two sisters and four brothers. His body will return to McCutchenville for private services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Milton Wagner
Azusa
Calif
Tiffin
McCutchenville
Wagner
Ida Wagner
West
California
Arizona
Boulder Dam
Mary Chaney
Annabel
Harold
Toledo
Robert
Findlay
Wayne
Herman
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Canary Returns Home After Wayward Flight
A canary that had lived ten years with Mr and Mrs W E Spitler flew off on Monday afternoon. Howard Zeller found a bird on his shoulder later, and the canary was identified by the Zeller family. With no cage a pasteboard cracker box served as a temporary home until the owners were located and the bird was returned to the Spitlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spitler
Howard Zellner
Frank Zellner
Spitler
Bloomville Gazette
Bus Driver Contract Awarded To Stanley Beck
At the May board of education meeting Stanley Beck won the school bus contract for the coming year with a bid of 280 dollars per month and 40 cents per hour for labor. Other bids ranged from 279 to 340 dollars per month with 25 to 50 cents per hour. Beck has prior experience supervising the buses and Ward, the previous supervisor, also received praise for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Stanley Beck
J B. Ritchy
Dale Ward
O A Ward
J. Arthur Edie
Harvey Howard
Beck
Mt. Blanchard Journal
New Star Route Inaugurated To Serve Richwood And Green Camp
A new star route postal service began May 1 providing Richwood and Green Camp with mail delivery. The route, created from the Marion post office after trains were removed from the Marion Dayton Erie line, is operated by Mrs. Corn Fadely of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Green Camp
Marion
Marion-Dayton
Erie Railroad
Corn Fadely
Tiffin Distributes 250 Bags of Flour
More than 260 sacks of flour were distributed Saturday at Tiffin City Hall with 1200 sacks received in the last Red Cross allotment. Mayor Join Drie tzler said relief will continue while flour lasts for about two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Join Drietzler
Red Cross
Property Transfers Recorded in Salem and Surrounding Townships
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz transfers 50 acres in Salem township to Celestia Welly for 1500 dollars. Elmer Cortman deeds 66 acres in Tymocites township to Belle Cortman for four dollars. Ermin Faylon townships receive multiple parcels as heirs. Taylor to Myle Snavsly 5 1 2 acres in Pitt township for one dollar. Downey et al to Ray Walton 68 acres and 53 1 3 rods in Sycamore township for one dollar. Wildermuth to William H Wright part of lot 35 Carey for one dollar. Ella Ekleberry to Irma B Jones lot 30 Pennington addition South Sycamore for one dollar. Augusta Shoemaker to Irma B Jones lot 29 Pennington addition South Sycamore for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weatherholtz
Celestia Welly
Salem Township
Elmer’ E. Cortman
Belle Cortman
Myrtle
Shayely
Ermin
Faylon
Tana
Rene
Ermit ‘Taylor
Myle Snavsly
Pitt Township
Solomon F. Downey
Ray Walton
Sycamore Township
Nelle P. Wildermuth
William H. Wright
Carey
Ella Ekleberry
Irma B. Jones
Pennington
Sycamore
Augusta
Gasoline Taxes Yielded Over 514 Million Revenue Nationally
Reports from the Bureau of Public Roads show U S Department of Agriculture figures for 1932 indicate more than 14 billion gallons powered motor vehicles. Ohio collected 34 million 269 thousand 179 dollars in gasoline taxes and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Levon Kimmel Weds Ray Wells in Kentucky Ceremony
Mr and Mrs G A Kimmel of Arlington announce the marriage of their daughter Levon to Ray Wells. The wedding occurred in Kentucky on New Year's Day 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Kimmel
Arlington
Levon
Ray Wells
Kentucky
Quiz on the Flag at Scout training reflects correct and false items
A Monday night Boy Scout training quiz and its corrections review many flag facts. The list confirms true rules about raising times, star counts, display rules, and proper disposal, while correcting misconceptions such as the 1776 adoption date and flag placement on vehicles.
Rock Wool Factory Emerges in Tiffin Industry
The Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune reports a new plant near production ready to make rock wool from Seneca county stone waste. The 20 ton daily experimental unit aims to cut quarry scraps into efficient insulation material for homes, boards, and panels, addressing disposal while expanding a potential major regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Seneca County
Ohio
tTiffin Advertiser-Tribune
West Process Paving set to open Bloomville plant
The West Process Paving Co of Kentucky will locate a plant at The France Co quarry in Bloomville to manufacture an asphalt product for road repair. The operation is expected to be permanent and will hire a number of men as equipment is unloaded and workers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Process Paving Co
Kentucky
France Co
Bloomville
May Bouquets Brighten Village Aged and Shut-Ins
Several of the younger girls distributed May day bouquets of woods flowers to the aged and shut-ins Saturday evening. The recipients greatly enjoyed the thoughtful gesture and the girls earned commendation from the Mt. Blanchard Journal.
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Mt. Blanchard
Better Black Than Red Ad Strategy Warned
A comment on business practice argues that if firms used more advertising ink to publicize profits and losses, they would spare red ink by not overemphasizing financial decline.
Appointment of P C Goff as Administrator for Nellie G Bland
Notice declares P C Goff of Carey Ohio appointed administrator of Nellie G Bland estate of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 2 1933 before Russell H Kear judge probate division Wyandot County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Goff
Carey
Ohio
Nellie G. Bland
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Local folks visit and share meals across Bland and Gibson families
In Berry news, Charles Rife visits Lovell, Luella Bland visits Adrian relatives, and Richard Gibson stays with E. E. Gibson family. Several gatherings occur with Charles Bland and family hosting, including dinner guests and birthday observances among the Bland, Gibson, Day, Myers, and related households near Adrian, Tymochtee, and Upper Sandusky.
Public auction of three Carey Wyandot County parcels
In the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas A D 1933 Anson W Gear as Receiver of The First National Bank of Carey Ohio offers three parcels at public sale at the West Door of the Court House Upper Sandusky May 27 1933 at 2 PM Tracts include Lot 64 Carey and Downs Addition 140 feet east of High and South Streets rear of 128 and 130 South Vance Street and a third parcel. Each tract appraised 150 dollars for Tract 1 2 and 1500 dollars for Tract 3. Cash terms. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz. Attorneys A K Hall H L Mason.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
Anson W. Gear
First National Bank of Carey
W. E. Bates
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Wyandot
Towit
West North Street
Harry Weatherholtz
A. K. Hall
H. L. Mason
First National Bank of
Carey, Ohio
Lillie Miller
Carey and
Dow
South Street
Vance Street
Said Village
County of
Gibson Family Guests Gather at Tiffin Event
May gathering brings together Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gibson and family of near Tiffin Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family of Upper Sandusky Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson and family E. E. Gibson and daughter Miss Mattie Grandma Gibson and the host and hostess attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gibson
Near Tiffin
George Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Grant Gibson
Joseph Gibson
E. E. Gibson
Miss Mattie
Grandma Gibson
Ordinances Tighten Control on Itinerant Produce Dealers
An upsurge in ordinances regulating itinerant peddlers and wholesale produce dealers aims to curb sales with license fees and bonds. In 22 cities, including 9 in Ohio, rules vary. fees range from 25 to 500 dollars per vehicle or dealer, bonds up to 5000 dollars, and several measures prove unconstitutional or unenforceable while cities test excluding transient truckers.
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Columbbus
Cleveland
Onis
Eitieg
Okt Staag
Havick
Department of “Rural ‘Economics
Ohio
Ohio Cities
Beis Family Attends Cousen's Funeral in Upper Sandusky
Mr and Mrs L G Beis of north town attended funeral services at Trinity Reformed Church Upper Sandusky for Mrs Beis cousin John Bame on Saturday forenoon in a quiet tribute to the late relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Beis
North of Town
Trinity Reformed Church
Upper Sandusky
Beer Board to Close Five Offices in State
Five of the seven district offices of the state liquor control commission are to be abolished after May 15. Cleveland and Cincinnati offices will remain under inspector supervision. A second ruling requires all agents handling beer from outside the state to obtain a Class B permit costing 1000 dollars. The first monthly financial report shows 1 million 207 thousand 835 dollars in permit and transfer fees collected. total receipts now exceed 1 250 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Equor Control Commission
Super Vision
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Algo
Commission
Village of Caggy repeals 1928 street paving ordinance
The council repeals Ordinance No. 195 dated March 26 1928 establishing street paving and curbing costs. The ordinance takes effect at the earliest lawful time. Passed in regular session May 1 1933. O W Squier president of council Jacob Nitrauer clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caggy
Ohio
O. W. Squier
Jacob Nitrauer
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Stanley Wagner
Canary
Boy Scout Training School
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Ft. McHenry
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New Mexico
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Sherife's Sale
Berry News
Charles Rife of
Lovell
Charles Bland
Richard Gibson
Luella Bland
Neat
Adrian ‘Ds
Charles, Bland
Florein
Alice Jeanne
Audley, Beaschier
Bua
Upper ‘Sandusky
Ferrel Haines
Carol
McCutchenyville
John Gilliland
Myron Bland
Uella
Near Adrian
Donald Myers
Mr. Bland
Merle Corfman
South of Tymochtee
Florent
Betty Gibson
Sheriff's Sale
Cousen
Beer Board
Springfield
Order
Rytex
Monarch
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