Simon P. Welly 54 Dies in Wooster After Long Career
Simon P. Welly longtime deputy auditor of Seneca county died at his Wooster home from Brights disease after a yearlong illness. He served 44 years in Seneca and over 10 years in Wooster. Survived by wife Emma, three sons Vincent Ralph Charles, daughter Mary Lou, and numerous siblings. Body to Alvada for wake then St Joseph's Church Wooster service Tuesday morning with burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Simon P. Welly
Seneca County
Wooster
Bright
Mr. Welly
Alvada
Peter Welly
Emma (Wangler) Welly
Vincent
Ralph
Charles
Mary Lou
J. P. Welly
Fostoria
M. B. Welly
Bellevue
William Welly
Sandusky
A. J. Welly
J. A. Gase
Tiffin
D. H. Nye
Byron Nye
Bloomdale
Levi Wangler
Alvadia
Ms. Wangler
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Women’s Pinochle Tournament standings at Galt hotel
The Women of the Moose led with 2148 points in the fourth session in the dining room of the Galt hotel. Pythian Sisters posted 3096, Independents 2094, the W B A team 1986, C L of CG 1967, and Porcelain 1788. Mrs. Roy Hudson and Mrs. R. P. Coldren achieved high individual scores.
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Poe. Seeeterr Re
Roy Hudson
R. P. Coldren
Five ARH ARRAIGNED in liquor raid case
Five men arrested in liquor raids ten days ago were arraigned before Judge Sumner H Walters in common pleas court. All pled not guilty with one exception. Gerald Wisebaker pled guilty, fined 100 dollars and costs, and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence with half of the fine suspended on good behavior and deferred payments to November 1 for the remaining 50 dollars. Other arrestees listed were Parekt Corbin, Waltor Waaland, Robert Wagland, and William Fen Herr.
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Sumner BH. Walters
Common Pleas
Gerald Wisebaker
Parekt Corbin
Waltor Waaland
Robert Wagland
Wiliam Fen- Herr
Findlay Republican
Unclear fragment hints at agriculture and erosion
Fragmentary text references an agricultural department and erosion but lacks coherent details or context to form a complete summary or identify entities.
Smile prayer from Avalon Sanatorium patient
Clifford J. Neff, a patient at the Avalon Sanatorium in Mt. Vernon, sends a note that he is getting along nicely. He states he weighs 180 pounds and asks friends to remember him with a smile as a light to guide the way.
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Clifford J. Neff
Avalon Sanatorium
Mt. Vernon
Wyandot Students Shine At State Awards In Columbus
Wyandot county students earned state honors during a Columbus ceremony on May 19. Upper Sandusky placed 10th overall. individual accolades included Nelda Veith third in chemistry, John Cram tenth in general science, Janet Berg first in American history, and Rita Stephan honorable mention in algebra. Notable top honors went to William Selz of Dayton and Elinor Ayres of Belpre.
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Wyandot County
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Flora V. Wood
Near Sycamore
Central High School
Nelda S. Veith
Harolds. Malbedel
John Cram
Janet E. Berg
Gladys M. Roth
Dorothy A. Kuhn
Rita L. Stephan
William A. Selz
Dayton
Elinor I. Ayres
Belpre
Louise R. Ruffing
Carey
Kathleen J. Williams
Angela M. Haford
Hannah Florence Blackburn
Eden
Elsie Elizabeth Clinger
Mifflin
Harlan Frad Dible
McCutchenville
Doris Louise Honsberger
Sycamore
Richard John Kramer
Kathryn Mabel Lust
Local Legion Post Receives Education Citation
Earl Green Post No. 344 Ohio is cited among hundreds of posts for service to education. The certificate, announced by Post Commander Carl Briggs, comes via a National Education Association plan with the American Legion. The award honors efforts to maintain educational opportunities for children and youth during the national emergency.
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Earl Green
Department of Ohio
American Legion
National Education Association
Carl Briggs
National Americanism Commission
Russell Cook
Indianapolis
Jessie Gray
J. W. Crabtree
Salem Boys form 4 H Club at school building
Salem boys organize a 4 H club at the school building on Thursday evening May 24 with Henry Davidson as advisor. Members enrolled include Herbert Bogard Robert Hagley Frederick Hietz Harold Logsdon Herman Logsdon James Logsdon Albert McDaniel Paul Taylor Junior Veith Wilbur Veith Junior Gottfried and Herschel Bogard. Next meeting set for Monday June 4 at the school building.
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Salem
Henry Davidson
Herbert Bogard
Robert Hagley
Frederick I. Hietz
Harold Logsdon
Herman Logsdon
James Logsdon
Albert McDaniel
Paul Taylor
Junior Veith
Wilbur L. Veith
Junior Gottfried
Herschel Bogard
Burin Durbin Registrar Appointment Spurred Appeals
Bucyrus May 26 The confirmation of W W Durbin of Kenton as registrar of the U S treasury prompted Crawford County Prosecutor W Schwenek to ask the court of appeals to review two cases against Dur. The decision triggers further legal action in Ohio.
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Bucyrus
W. Durbin
Kenton
Treasury
W. Schwenek
Crawford
Court of ‘Appeals Ae
Durere
Bra PE tale remains unclear at this time
The readable text provides no coherent names, dates, places, or actions to summarize a specific event or item. Estimations would be speculative and unreliable based on the fragmentary content presented.
Wandering Columbus and Its Spring Visitors
In Columbus Ohio May 28 the city shows the spring impulse as people of all ages visit the state capital. Tourists admire the landscaped grounds the state house and department buildings, view murals monuments and statuary, and many register their names in the rotunda book.
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Columbus
State House
State Department
Ohio
Statewide bill to fund school relief via store license tax
A draft initiative bill, to be presented to the 1936 general assembly by Secretary of State George B. Myers, proposes a license tax on stores operating in the state. The measure mirrors the defeated Bible bill except funds go to a school relief fund rather than old age pensions.
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General Assembly
George 8. Myers
Ohio ranks fourth in value of eggs produced in 1980
The 1980 federal census shows Ohio fourth in the United States for value of eggs produced, totaling about 43 million dollars. H. Hanefeld, director of agriculture, notes a new division of markets publication promises full information on federal state price guides and efforts to improve egg quality and uniform grades.
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Ohio
Har
H. Hanefeld
Division of Markets
Ryice
Portage Lake District Water Gauge Findings Report
Engineers from the state department of public works compile statistics on water levels in Portage Lake district due to emergent needs. The report notes measurements show a gauge reading near one and a half inches for a past period, with interpretation pending.
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Portage Laken
AngAkron
Tours Zee
Depths to wells for permanent supply decline since 1890s
The text notes the required digging depth for a permanent water supply has dropped from 14 to 20 feet over the last 40 years, with a rapid decline occurring in 1929 and 1930.
Roosevelt Signs Bankruptcies Measure for Cities and Corporations
President Roosevelt signed into law a broad bankruptcy relief program expanding relief to cities and a forthcoming corporation bill. The plan lets debtors scale obligations with two thirds creditor consent and court approval, enabling municipalities to refinance with 51 percent creditor consent and 75 percent support. Proponents say it prevents minority creditors from blocking city debt adjustments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Recital at Findlay College Conservatory May 29
Advanced students of Findlay College Conservatory perform piano violin and organ with Miss Isabelle Rainsberger violin solo Tr... by Gabriel Marie and Miss Evelyn Marie Hosafros playing Chopin works plus organ pieces. Instructor listed and two piano ensembles announced for June 1 5 and violin ensemble on June 7.
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Findlay College Conservatory
Isabelle Rainsberger
Gabriel Marie
Evelyn Marie Hosafros
Chopin
Palmen
Fairchiss Anhamary de Verto
Pido
Alberta Hall
Oliver Schumacher
Seven Inches of Snow Amid Record Cold Recall
The report recalls heavy snowfall from decades past as temperatures reach the high nineies, with residents noting a county courthouse incident and memories of early spring plantings buried under snow.
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B. Lumbard
Women of Mogsh Election Session Postponed
A local meeting of women groups in Mogsh was postponed until Tuesday to allow for arrangements and elections. Officials urged attendees to participate in the rescheduled session and prepare for upcoming activities.
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Auctioneer Wins Bid With Wink in Small Town
A neighboring town woman winked at a young auctioneer who was handsome and, in response, he knocked down a horse collar to her for a dollar. The whimsical incident comes from Holgerton Earth.
Park concession bids sought for 1934 season sales
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs invites sealed bids by June 8 at 7 30 p m for park concession stand only selling soft drinks ice cream candy and related items beer excluded for the 1934 season. One half of contract price due at signing and the other half by August 1 1934.
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Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Notion of Appointment for Estate of David B. Stroub
William J. Hunter of Carey Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of David B. Stroub deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 18 1934. Judge Russell H. Kear Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio. 1921
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David B. Stroub
William J. Hunter
Carey
Ohio
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Water Works Improvement Sealed Bids Open June 11 1934 Carey Ohio
Public Affairs Board of Trustees invites sealed proposals for deep well turbine pumps and distribution system in Carey Ohio. Bids due by noon official Carey time June 11 1934 with plans and specs available May 26 1934. Payment terms set and bonds required.
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Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Carey
Ohio
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Ohio Motor Vehicles Bureau Finds Half of Cars Are Over Six Years Old
A 1924 survey shows 1,263,936 passenger cars registered in Ohio on April 1, with 592,968 over six years old. County tallies reveal large shares of aged cars in Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Franklin, and other counties, signaling a forthcoming dealer harvest as market mood improves.
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Cara
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Franklin County
Columbus
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Wyandot County Ohio
Public auction in Carey Wyandot County for the estate of Charles M. Steen deceased. The two story storefront at 116 East Findlay Street titled The Ideal Hat Shop appraised at 2500 dollars must sell for at least two thirds of the valuation. Sale set for June 16 1934 at 2 pm. Cash in hand upon delivery of deed pending court confirmation.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot
Ohio
Carey
Findlay Street
Ideal Hat Shop
East Findlay Street
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