Pioneer Picnic Afield as June 11 Event Draws Near
June 3 1909 report notes the 23rd annual pioneer picnic set for Stoll's Grove Friday June 11. Local items include carloads of logs shipped last week and multiple community notes on births marriages and memorial services amid a busy period.
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Stoll’s Grove
Meals for the Undernourished Aid Report
Miss Orpha Heath and the Parent-Teacher Association organized a winter program to feed undernourished schoolchildren. The committee collected food donations including flour from the Red Cross and government staples, plus chicken and other items from local sources. The effort ran from November 21, 1931 to May 11, 1934, with an average cost per child of about 4 dollars and 8 cents.
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Orpha Heath
W. Li. Arnholt
Ervin Wentling
Parent-Teacher Association
Hun
Red Cross
Uppa de
C. O. Heck
Dalerners
Henished DY
BS Wyatt
Thepan Church
Soshiariers
Average tax delinquency and federal aid effects in municipal finance
The article discusses how federal relief, tax legislation, and delinquency influence municipal financing. It notes the role of the Civil Works Administration projects and statewide funding, with figures by counties showing real estate delinquency percentages and implications for local revenues.
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Pass
Ftdsons
Civil Works
Carey Suffers First Defeat In Narrow Rally Loss
Carey drops to 8 4 with a late Emmet rally that produced four hits and the go ahead run. Geiger earns the win over Parsel as Carey bats showcase two doubles and four home runs from Moxley Corcoran Durant and G Orlans. The May 30 game features an appearance by the Sheffert Dairies of Toledo, set to face Carey in a Class A league clash at home.
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Freepo
Multholand
Sonis
Ras
Dad
Grant Tong
Two Mile
McCutchenville
Ranger
Suston Miewé
Cleveland & , Western
William,a." Knowlton
Olive Mullholand
Adrian
Evangelical
Bob
Frank Long
Frank Boff
Norah Karns
Kinsell Pearce
New York
J F. Ollye
Fostoria
T. Hart
Nina Key
Poverty Run
Frank L. Pall
Aled
Robinwood Hospital
Toledo
Eves Se
Hadtie
The
Sean Roy
Aoe A
Stone Coe
Sam Geiser
Standart Okt Company
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Gale
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Snyder
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Newport News
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England
Libson
Portugal
Bay of Biscay
Buffalo Evening News
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Donelson
Donald Myers
Thomas Hucke
Bruce Yonz
Walter Greer
Gerald Collet
Glarenca Jenet
Vincent Long
Isadore Yingling
Cecelia Weaver
Hmman Haford
Caroleen Dow
Hulda Kentfield
Minnie Reminger
Margaret Yingling
Rhe Mansfield
Carey
Geiger
Barrett
Durant
Weatinghouse
Keckler
Parsel
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Ross
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Corcoran
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Dairies
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Community Visits and Social Rounds in Beebe Area
Mr and Mrs John Orians and sons Jack and Gene spent Sunday in Upper Sandusky. Mrs J A Vaughn visited with Mrs Ralph Haford near Crawford. Calmes family hosted a weekend at Willis Brian home near Upper Sandusky. Vaughn cousins Foreat Calmes and Virginia Ann Hi cher shared Sunday time with Mary Louise Vaughn. John Kessler hosted visitors at his home with Jacob Kessler and gon Carlos near Vanlue. John Kessler and family went to Carey to see Mr and Mrs Charles Ruif fing. Geraldine Binan of Upper Sandusky spent the weekend with cousins Marjorie and Rita Calmes. Homer Phillips and children were guests at the John Minder home near Alvada.
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John Orians
Jack
Gene
Upper Sandusky
J. A. Vaughn
Ralph Haford
Crawford
Ae Aebonte Calmes Ia
Willis Biian
Upper Gandisky
Jimmy
Joey
Robert
Billy ‘Vaughn
Foreat Calmes
Virginia Ann
Jeannette Hichert
Mary Louise Vaughn
Jacob Kessler
Gon Carlos
Vanlue
John Kessler
Carey
Charles Ruiffing
Geraldine Binan
Marjorie
Rita Calmes
Homer Phillips
John Minder
Alvada
Gerald and
Margaret Ellen
Local notices and family terms from an unclear clipping
Fragmented OCR shows names Margaret, Clarence Wichert, Vaughn, and Mrs. Clarene Tagley, with scattered references to Poston Sundog and home scenes. The text mentions children, a date “3.07 afternoon,” and a line about region cards printed by Mie Carey for The Times.
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Olds
Claren Ice Htagley
Lovell
Clarence Wichert Ly Peat
Sundog
Evens
Vaughn
Mie Carey
Local Socials and Household News Highlights
Mrs Lee Relcki6 has been ill with scarlet fever but improving nicely. John Roditer completed painting on township houses. Mina and Mrs Josephs Penaterma attended a local event with several others. Special offer promoted by Carl Al Shay Sacer.
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Lee
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