19th century goods and local notes from Adrian
The item lists a range of local happenings and prices including Newhard Bros. fancy shirts, J H Ulrich farm output, water wagon delivery by Otto Young, a Mrs Minette Fagan elocution class, infant deaths, a Memorial sermon at Lutheran church, Frank M. Bronson’s death at 103, a Columbus Dispatch gift, water works staff change, Ida McClain’s death in Columbus, pacific transport plans, Cuban and Porto Rican educational programs, and a social gathering hosted by Miss Life Nigh with local youths attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minette Fagan
Sycamore
Jack Sopher
Adrian
J. J Schweingruber
Crawford
J. Taylor
Frank M. Bronson
Pleasant Valley
Hancock County
Albany
N. Y
Gail Ryder
Columbus Dispatch
Henry Junkin
H. C. Smith
Findlay
Ida McClain
Upper Sandusky
Columbus
Jonathan Hare
War Department
Manila
Life
Carroms
Crokinoles
Edith Larmonth
Bessie Shireman
Julia Gear
Leora Lantzio Zenith Montague
John Gamel
Willie Montague
Weber
Clarence Gamel
Ralph Dow
Dean Brayton
Local Notes and Updates From The Portage County Area
Sunday birth to Mr and Mrs W R Kurtz. M C Reynolds travels to Lima for stationary engineer exam. Old Big Four depot torn down after 50 plus years. Mrs Andrew Bakies dies at state hospital Toledo aged 33. Mrs LeRoy Ashbaugh dies in Amanda township age 20 years 8 months. James Haines travels to Toledo to inspect moving picture business on Cherry street. Dorsey Klaiss of Tiffin becomes machinist at local foundry replacing Robert Trafelet who moved to Flint. MreJ Go Resnolds appointed to handle enumeration for coming year at school board meeting. Cares high notable win over Forest High score 65 29. Raymond Nichols tops as pitcher for Cares. Mrs Edward Weber dies at Springfield road home after two year illness rheumatism former Carey resident. Miss Mable Engler named violinist for Pereman Concert company Findlas. Sycamore election bonds 1650900 for new school house 74 in favor 110 against. Hart Bros build one third mile track east of town on Upper Sandusky road for summer training prior to fall races. Council bills approved including Robert Drake labor 38 10 Graham Buckland tile hauling 100 Mable Newhard salary
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W. R. Kurtz
M. C Reynolds
Lima
Big Four
Andrew Bakies
State Hospital
Toledo
LeRoy Ashbaugh
Amanda Township
James Haines
Cherry Street
Dorsey Klaiss
Tiffin
Robert Trafelet
Flint Midh
Hart Bros
Sandusky Road
Robert Drake
Helper
Graham Buckland
Mable Newhard
First Communion Class at Our Lady of Consolation
The Our Lady of Consolation Church prepares a first communion class with names of parishioners listed. Carey Glove Co. forms with capital of 10 000 dollars, employing 15 to 20 in Ed Ries ter's building. A report notes 600 priests aided Father Mizer on a pilgrimage and 1600 one cent stamps sold at the post office.
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Rian
Carey’ Times
Walter Pahl
Bean McGill
Robin Pahl
Clarence Rufling
Cyril Braun
Fred Fox
Giles Simonis
Victor Moes
Adeling Remlinger
Ida Mathern
Lucy Thorn
Theresa Schira
Christine Straw
Frances Kromerys
Agnes Haford
Harry Fetter
F. H. Frederick
OD. N. Hill
E. B. Kurtz
H. G.chambers
I.N. Zeis
Ed Riester
Mizer
C. E. McGannon
Addie Berry
Columbus
Drive Carefully You Might Meet a Fool
A Pemberville Leader quote notes signs near town roads warning drivers to watch themselves. The author praises the clever message as placing responsibility on each motorist amid unpredictable others.
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Belive
Pemberville
Private Sale of Household Goods by Mrs J W Vorhis
Moving sale lists items including parlor suite two dressers beds table chairs buffet ice box sewing machine rag carpet kitchenware and more. Sale arranged at J F Stombaugh’s E Findlay Street with viewing after 5 pm.
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J W Vorhis
Can You Spell These Words In A Spelling Challenge
The text invites testing a confident speller with ten words: Rarely vilify harass embarrass inoculate innuendo surpass e su rpersede repellent picnicking plaguy. It notes the average person misses six of ten.
Quail Eat 116 Crop-Destroying Insects Revealed
Quail are documented to consume 116 crop-destroying insects, highlighting their potential in pest control. The finding emphasizes quail as beneficial for agricultural ecosystems and pest management strategies.
Court News Highlights from Wyandot County Docket
Huldah Scheuneman appointed administrator of Minnie Scheuneman estate. J N Traxler probate matters with Carrie E Traxler letter testamentary. Jacob Still and Daniel Schlicher estates inventory filed. Frank Miller sues Ella B Bowen et al regarding inlet 220 in Upper Sandusky. T B Lininger to state penitentiary for non-support. Kear Huston Kear v Leroy Drew verdict $238 costs. Memorial Day appropriations approved for G A R and American Legion posts. Harry Scott sued by three missionary societies in Christchurch Dayton notes in estate. Herman E Badger suspended sentence non-support with costs and bond. Ohio Court of Appeals session in Upper Sandusky. cases Sneath Cunningham and T and QC RR v Village of Sycamore not ready. Harless C Stages v George B Stevenson settled. Wyandot cases Leefe Stacy to be heard.
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Huldah Scheuneman
Minnie Scheuneman
J. N. Traxler
Synie
W. C. Hare
Asa T. Bilis
J.N. Traxler
Frank Miller
Ella B. Bowen
Upper
Sandusky
T. B. Lininger
Columbus
State
Kear
G. A. R. and
American Legion
Harry Scott
Ella Scott
United Rethern
Christchurch
Dayton
Herman E. Badger
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
George B Stevenson
Wyandot County
Leefe Stacy
Legal Notices and Promissory Suit Filings in Hardin County
Several cases filed in Hardin County Common Pleas Court include suits for money due on promissory notes. Plaintiffs include the Home Missionary Society and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren in Christ, against Harry Scott as administrator of the estates of Elia Scott and Mila Scott, with amounts ranging from 500 to 3,812 dollars plus interest from specified dates in 1924.
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Common “Pleas
L. M. Bowers
Home Missionary Society of the
Frofittier and Foreign ’Missionary Society of the United Brethren In , Christ
Harry ‘Scott
Mila Scott
Misouri farmer tames dog by sheep dragging method
A Missouri farmer devised a humane plan to stop dogs from chasing sheep. He tied the dog to a large sheep, stepped aside, and watched as the two animals interacted. The sheep dragged the dog until exhausted, then butted the dog away from the sheep. The method reportedly worked repeatedly.
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Ohio
Missouri
Not Too Far
Two men adrift in an open boat pray for deliverance. Mike confesses past sins and hard drinking while Pat urges caution, then breaks the moment with hopeful sight of land on the horizon. The exchange blends humor with peril as they cling to survival and faith.
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Mike
Pat
Save the Trees in Findlay Couriers Opinion
Several Findlay residents have trees trimmed and cared for by FP. A. Windigler, former Davey Tree surgery man, in charge and ready to stay as long as residents want proper attention. TheCourier notes most trees are decaying and neglected, urging small hours of work to prolong life and usefulness.
New Bridge Plans Approved for Old Fort River Route
State highway department approves plans for the Tiffin Fremont road bridge over the Old Fort River. The project moves to Washington for War and Agriculture Department approval due to its role on the lake to river barge canal route.
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Old Fort River
Tiffin-Fremont Highway
State Highway Department
Washington
War and Agricultural Departments
War Department
Restless Man Goes Beyond to Do His Best Work
A proverb-like remark states that a person who never learns to rest will fail to achieve their best results. It emphasizes discipline, perseverance, and steady practice as keys to quality.
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The
Carey Times
Newhard Bros. & Co
Will
Carol Zimmerman
Green Springs
J. H. Ulrich
Lovel
Otto Young
Mrej Go Resnolds
Cares High
Forest High School
Raymond Nichols
Cares
Edward Weber
Springfield Last Roads
Carey
Mable Engler
FP S Engler
Pereman Concert Company
Findlas
Court News
McCormick - Deering
McCormick-Deering
Trubey
Grnne Carey, Ohijo
Cora Bower
George Bower
Hardin County
WGN
E. Findlay St
Carey, Ohio
Country Club
Kellogg’s
LUX
Navy
Jewel
Snyder Lumber Lo
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