Wensinger and Bank Trustees sue Shellhouse in Ohio court
John Wensinger Meric Vance and Carl D Althouse trustees of the People's Bank of Sycamore file a common pleas suit through W R Hare against Smith and Lucious Shellhouse. They seek to collect a 1915 judgment from the National Bank of Commerce Toledo now $453.27 and ask for sale of specified real estate and for Shellhouse to reveal claims in the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wensinger
Meric Vance
Carl D. Althouse
People’s Bank of Sycamore
Common Pleas Court
W. R. Hare
Smith and
Lucious
Shellhouse
National Bank of Commerce
Toledo
Smith Shellhouse
Lucious Shellhouse
Sycamore Methodists Exceed Centenary Drive Goal
Sycamore Methodists report strong progress in their Centenary drive with 310 150 pledged, surpassing the $9 430 goal earlier than planned. The campaign began early and continues as church members rally to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Sycamore
Tom Griffith Hits Help Dodgers Win As Batting Standings Rise
Brooklyn ball player Tom Griffith sits eighth in the National League batting list. A recent hit by Griffith helped his team defeat Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Griffith
Brooklyn
Chicago
Eye strain relief through expert optometric care
In youth eyes may feel normal but strain grows with use and age. The crystalline lens and accommodation weaken, requiring professional optical guidance. We offer fitting with proper glasses to restore clear vision.
Death at Columbus Claims Mrs Ellsworth Lash
Mrs Helen Crum Lash of Caledonia died Wednesday night at St Vincent's Hospital Columbus from peritonitis. Born April 30 1895 in this city she taught in Upper Sandusky and Marion schools and married Emlsworth Lash August 27 1918. They had begun housekeeping on a Tire farm two weeks before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Marion
Emlsworth Lash
Tire
Camp Taylor
Freak eggs from Mexico spark curiosity at Sycamore Leader
H H Scott reports two nested eggs in Mexico, the outer shell partly broken by Mrs Leghorn. The inner egg is normal in size while the outer remains oversized. white escaped but the yolk stayed intact. The claim appears in the Sycamore Leader as a note to test our truthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scott
Mexico
Tracht Resigns as Daily Chief Editor in Upper Sandusky
Robert E. Tracht resigns as manager and editor of the Daily Chief at Upper Sandusky after many years in charge. His son had previously run the paper after ownership shifted to a stock company. Charles A. Read, longtime associate editor, succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Tracht
Upper Sandusky
Charles A. Read
Mr. Tracht
Nichols Attend Detroit Nursing Commencement
Mrs J E B Nichols of this city accompanied Amias Victoria Raymond of Piet to Detroit from Tuesday to Friday for the nurses training schools commencement. Miss Adal Nichols, a graduate of the Harper School, attended the Wednesday evening commencement at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Nichols
Amias
Victoria
Son of James Monroe In Florida At 103
A son of James Monroe the fifth U S president and Monroe Doctrine is diving in Florida. He is 103 years old and still hale and hearty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe
United States
Florida
New Electric Plant Bought for Sherman Tong Farm
Sherman Tong of southwest Reyes county purchased a Gapler Silent Alarm Electric light and power plant for his farm. The deal expands farm electrification in the region and signals growth in local utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Tong
Southwest
Carey
Alamo
M.cg
Reyno
Public School Track Meet Highlights Young Athletes
At a Thursday track meet on the school campus 53 boys divided by weight classes competed in events such as dash, jumps, throws and shot. Maurice Bradley topped several events with 103 points and set school records in the base ball throw and running broad jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Bradley
William Pye
Ba Oshireb
Albert Lanning
Early le Mott
Charles Wolfrum
George Dunn
Paul Heck
Lester Feasel
Milton Trubey
Vern Markley
Harold Graves
Nial Hunter
Lester Snyder
Harold Shue
David Kear
David Hunter
Cecil Perkins
Orvil Simonis
Karl Fleck
George Keckler
George Gardner
Grand total of five Wyandot loans tops three million
The Wyandot county loans total 3,077,900 with allocations of 388,300 for the first loan 411,300 for the second 833,600 for the third 883,850 for the fourth and 860,850 for the fifth. The note calls this a significant investment for a small county and cites substantial future interest for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Pioneer Picnic Plans Highlight Local Music and Cadet Drill
The Upper Sandusky Band and Carey High School Choral Society will perform at the Pioneer Picnic. A drill by the High School Cadets is another feature on the program scheduled for mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Wills Furnish
Choral ’ Society
Carey High School
Walpole Masoniclodge Confers Degrees in Upper Sandusky
The Walpole Masonic lodge of Upper Sandusky conferred degrees on six candidates Tuesday afternoon. The High School commencement at Upper Sandusky is Friday night with 36 in the class and C T Corson delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Walpole Masoniclodge
Upper Sandusky
Marseilles
Thomas Phelan
Uniontown
Bucyrus
Hardin-Wyandot Lighting Co
Decoration Day Program at Water Works Park
Water Works Park hosts a Decoration Day program on May 30 after the parade at 2 pm. The event features a band, parochial and public school choirs, and the dedication of trees by the High School. All veterans and soldiers are invited to attend in uniform to honor fallen comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Park
N. W. Cunningham
U. S. Army
Navy
Carey
East ern Star inspection in Crawford Chapter
About one hundred East ern Star members attended the Crawford Chapter inspection Friday evening led by Mrs. Alta Dunham of Forest deputy grand matron. Kyle C Trevor, worthy grand patron of Ohio, arrived for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Crawford
Alta Dunham
Forest
Kyle C. ‘Trevor
Ohio
Dunham
Mark Karr
S. B. Gillet
W. J. Newhard
Amelia Kear
Valeria Ranger
Fred Lytle
Howard Snyder
Trevor
Blunton and
McCutchenville
Fence Dispute At Upper Sandusky Prompts Suit
Henrietta Saxton moved a line fence onto Ella Hare’s property sparking a suit in the common pleas court seeking damages of 150 dollars. The neighbors dispute the boundary and the court action calls for surveyor involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
Henrietta Saxton
Donella Hare
Heighbor
Court of Common “Pleas
Chicken Supper to Be Served at Moose Hall
A chicken supper fundraiser hosted by the Purple side of the Us B. Ladies Add will take place at Moose Hall from 4 30 to 6 39. Tickets priced at 35 cents.
Welcome Home Sycamore Boys Return From 166th
A large crowd welcomed nearly a dozen Sycamore soldiers from Company L of the 166th who returned to Carey Saturday evening. Among them was Arthur Byers, former foreman at the Times office. The town plans a regular reception as they readjust to civilian life after heavy fighting and significant replacements in their unit. One Sycamore member was killed in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Carey
Hockig Valley
Arthur Byers
Times Office
Tor
Visit Highlights Lincoln Women’s Midwest Stopovers
Mrs. Anna Cather and Miss Bess Kaley of Lincoln Neb former city residents, visited the Galt House then Sidney to visit Carey friends and Wilse Carothers. They plan Chicago and Lincoln before Kaley family heads to California for winter. They spent last winter in Washington and Hampden Va near Jay Howard, first lieutenant in the Engineers, now with Eastman Kodak in Rochester NY.
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Anna Cather
Bess Kaley
Lincoln
Neb
Galt House
Carey
Sidney
Wilse Carothers
Chicago
Kaley
California
Washington, D. C
Hampden
Cather
Jay Howard
Ingineers
Jay
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
N. Y
Now a Captain in Lawrence Fet ter’s Army
Captain L. H. Fetter receives notice of promotion from France. Lawrence Fet ter, who reached the officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison first, has served in France since July and expects home in June. His letter notes record division payoffs and persistent cold rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Fetter
Henry Fetter
Lawrence
France
Soldier’s remains to be brought home not soon
The War Department asked Mrs. F. M. Starr of south of town how she wished to dispose of her son George Starr’s remains. She requested they be brought to the United States and laid to rest in a national cemetery. He rests in a German soldier’s grave. The department said the remains will not be moved soon, but family wishes are being recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
F. M. Starr
South of
Town
George
Married in Upper Sandusky Couple Wed in Home Ceremony
Elmer Donaldson and Miss Maude Lupton were married in Upper Sandusky last Saturday. Rev. C I Lamale conducted the ceremony at his home. The groom works for the Big Four and the couple will reside in Carey, moving into the Croker house beside the United Brethren parsonage on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Donaldson
Maude Lupton
Mexico
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Croker House
United Brethren Parsonage
South Street
Williams Sues for Divorce and Custody in Union County
Myrtle Williams sues William M Williams for divorce after many years of marriage in Union County. The couple has seven children, all but the youngest placed in county homes. the mother seeks reparations and custody of the remaining child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Williams
William M. Williams
Union County
Return of Soldier Albert Hunter Reaches New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Eflmer Hunter announce their son Albert has arrived in New Jersey after overseas service since last June with Battery B 22nd Field Artillery of the 32nd Division as part of the occupation army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eflmer Hunter
Albert
New Jersey
22Nd Field Artillery
32Nd. Division
Army’of Occupation
Bingham murder trial at Tiffin concludes after nine days
The third trial of Walter C. Bing ham for wife murder proceeds in Tiffin. A jury needed nine days to reach a verdict after examining more than 330 talismen in the courtroom.
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Walter C. Bingham
Tiffin
Women Maccabees Convention Held in Findlay
The 14th district convention of the Women s Benefit Association of the Maccabees met in Findlay with a business session in the afternoon and 36 candidates receiving first degree in the evening. A two faced drill by the McComb review and a flag drill by the Findlay review were showcased. Speakers included Mrs Nelle Obert Akron G C and Mrs Ming Smith Relilevue. Attendees from here included delegates and numerous members, the day described as most delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's, Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Findlay
McComb Review
Findlay Review
Nelle “Obpert
Akron
G. C
Ming Smith
Relilevue
Hs Py
Fannie Smith
GE. Wellington
D. D
D. J. Humbert
Florence Yingling
Jesse Stombaugh
George Wolfrum
W. Z. Campbell
Trea
William Ie
Narrow Escape as Auto Nicks Bicycle Rider
John Kessler of east of town turned from Main to Patterson when a boy, Mina Tong’s son, darted into the street. The fender struck the bicycle wheel, the rider fell, and the bike was badly damaged. The boy escaped uninjured. warnings to children and parents are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kessler
Main Ae
Patterson
Mina Tong
Memorial Sunday Sermon for Memorial Day at Lutheran Church
Rev. B Luther Spaid will preach the annual Memorial sermon at the Lutheran church Sunday May 25 at 10 15 AM Veterans of all wars invited and will meet at the Grand Army hall on North Vance street Returned soldiers of the world war are requested to tame it uniform Veterans gather at 10 AM to march to the church in a body Boy Scouts report at the foot of the stairs to the G A R hall at ten o'clock The hall is behind Ash Hook P hardware store A flag marks the location
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
Grand Army Hall
North Vance
Ash & Hook P Hardware Store
Salvation Army speaker to address city next Saturday
Chief announces that Sergeant F A Page of Toledo will speak next Saturday evening in the city. He served in France and Belgium and was decorated by the French government for bravery. His talk will support the Salvation Army Home Service Fund and praise the army's devotion to soldiers overseas and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Page
Toledo
Salvation_Army Home Service
France
Belgium
Salvation Army
Died at Salt Lake City a Neph ew of George Starr
Miss Maud Starr north of town received a letter from Mrs Frank C Starr announcing the death of her husband in Salt Lake City Utah on March 30 after a brief illness. He was born in Carey in June 1866 and was connected with a large publishing firm at his death. Memorial Day flowers are requested for the G A R hall to decorate soldier graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Starr
South of Town
Frank C. Starr
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lavinter
Starr
George Starr
Carey
Sarah Cornell
First cement car passes through Upper Sandusky
The first cement carrying car built passed through Upper Sandusky on the Pennsylvania railroad on Saturday. If satisfactory, additional cars will be constructed and used on further runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania_railroad
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Goodyear
W. H. Phelps Garage CO
THE
REO
Sycamore Methodists
ISA
Cag Eod Dlay
ST. Latte
Columbus
Pioneer
Arthur Byérsot Sycamore
Wee Neaday
America
Eastern Star Inspection
Fener
Sury
G. A. R. Hall
North Vance Street
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