County Doings and Local Births and News
The column lists births in families of Jesse Hile and V A Martin, medical moves for Mrs. Robert McBeth, Miss Olivia Schirack wedding, Reason Ingerson death, and other Upper Sandusky area incidents. It notes Kiwanis lecture by R G Pate, Thanksgiving service at English Lutheran, John S Holdcraft death, and local bowling plans. Also reports council stop warnings, Logan Gas cost stance, rema ins of John C Miller, and a Sycamore marriage. County real estate values show Seneca at 9642 per acre with total 56,845,520 and tax duplicate 89,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘W. Failor
Upper Sandusky
olKo
Ralph ‘McNutt
V. A. Martin
Mary
Jane
Sycamore
Olivia M. Schirack
John Schirack
Salem Township
Jacob C. Cramer
Toledo
Reason Ingerson
Tiffin Hospital
Howard Livingston
Arlington
Livingston
Helen Bowen
North
R. G. Pate
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Cleveland
L.J. Graber
Nevada
Little Sandusky
Seneca County
Tiffin
Fostoria
Ohio forestry extension program outlines four projects
The Ohio forestry extension program under F W Dean of the State Experiment Station details four projects woodlot management farm woods protection marketing of products and forest planting. County agents cooperate under the Clark McNary Act to demonstrate improvement cuttings marking mature trees and thinning while stressing livestock exclusion to protect young growth and root systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F. W. Dean
Forestry Department of the State Experiment Station
Court News Silent Calendar in Estate Matters and Guardianships
Private sale reports approved in Ira N Zeis estate and bonds transferred for Philip Grummel. Guardianship for Olive Norton established with letters issued to Joseph M Norton. Administration bonds filed and approved for Anna Lamison and Mary Norris estates. Several Farm Bureau member cases appealed to common pleas. Sunset remark finishes with Dusty Miller quote in village scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira N. Zeis
Alvin M. Walton
Philip Grummel
Olive Norton
Joseph M. Norton
Anna Lamison
F. J. Stalter
Elias Parker
Gottlieb Burkey
Ella Burkey
Mary B. Norris
Paul L. Vogt
Farm Bureau
Squire J. K. Dilley
Justice of the Peace
Salem Township
Common Pleas Court
R. M. Winegardner
Lima
Robert Gottfried
Arthur Frank
H. C Nagel
Hiram Krebs
Lewis H Gottfried
Philip Schmidt
Ed. S. Wyss
Notable Local Notices From Twenty Five Years Ago
In Other Days Twenty five Years Ago readers learn of Springville law studies, local college trips, and family travel. City council awarded jail painting to Kesler and Harris for six dollars. Obituaries note Mrs. Wisebaker and Mrs. Carothers. Marriages occur including Elizabeth Pauley to William Stark and Edward Bricker to Flo Weininger. A pickle factory interest and Civil War horse trade are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Crislipp
Springville
Tiffin
Amanda Kauble
Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Dame
Oklahoma
Wharton Schools
A. O. Suber
Lutz
McClary
Kesler & Harris
John Wisebaker Y
Stigerwatt
Boards of Health
Elizabeth Pauley
Peter Pauley
William Stark
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Salem
Alfrida Huss
Casper Pauley
William E. Mullins
Allegheny City
Mullins
Edward Bricker
Fostoria
Flo A. Weininger
Tymochtee
A. C. Shuman
Sycamore
F. J. Worrello
Carey
Catherine Garn Carothers
Vance Street
James Carothers
A. G. van O*linda
Henry Nigh
C. W. Nigh
Essie Carothers
Jerry Carothers
Peck's Bad Boy at Snyder's opera house Tuesday night
Miss Theo Cooper leaves for Ada to start a vocal music course. Bills at city council total $20.20. County Treasurer Frederick offers tax relief. Farmers institute officers plan Carey meeting in January. A barn in Mifflin Township was struck by lightning during the last storm. Union Thanksgiving services set for next Thursday at 10 am. Rev W J Green to speak at the United Evangelical church. Wyandot Teachers Institute meets Saturday in Upper Sandusky high school with Supt C G Johnson, Miss C T Mason, and Supt W Balduf among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Snyder’s
Opera House
Theo Cooper
Ada
Frederick
Farmers’ Institute
Newhard
Carey
John Gamber
Miffin Township
Union
United Evangelical Church
W. J. Green
Methodist Church
Wyandot Teachers’ Institute
Upper Sandusky
C G Johnson
Harpster
C T Mason
Fostoria
W Balduf
Sycamore
Dean's Pills Promote Kidney Health in Carey Case
A town report touts Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for tiredness back pain and kidney distress. Cordelia Black of 200 Dow Street testifies the product fixed her sluggish kidneys and helped restore energy after bearing down pains and dizziness. Sold for 60 cents at Brayton's Drug Store and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean’s
Carey
Cordelia Black
Dow &T
Dean
Brayton
Foster-Miller Co
Mirs
Buffalo
Stolen Buggy Harness Claimed By Clue Finder
Mrs Emma Clark reports weekend theft of buggy harnesses from her home east of town. Mrs G H Whaley hosted Mehr Licht club gathering with roll call reply Why I am thankful. Mrs George Brown read about Thanksgiving a century ago. Mrs Catharine Shuman of Carey died Thursday in Toledo aged 92. Born in Hallie Germany 1833. Funeral at Carey Lutheran Church with burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Clark
G. H. Whaley
Mehr Licht Club
George Brown
Catharine Shuman
Carey
Sherman Bond
Toledo
Mrs. Shuman
Catharine Stecker
Hallie
Germany
Spring Grove Cemetery
Second Crop of Apples Reported Near Bettsville
An apple tree on the A. H. Zoller farm one mile south of Bettsville yielded a second crop this year after hail stripped blossoms earlier. Maiden Blush apples grew to walnut size before a recent freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H.zoller
Bettsville
Fostoria Review
Studebaker Wulff Rubber Plant Land to Be Sold at Public Bid
Legal notice states the Carey Ohio plant land buildings and machinery of The Studebaker Wulff Rubber Company will be sold by public bidding on Tuesday November 24 at 2 00 p m on the premises. Full property description available on application by J W Jacoby trustee of the bankrupt company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Studebaker-Wulff’ Rubber Company
Ohio
J. W. Jacoby
Studebaker-Wulff Rubber Company
Union Temperance Meeting At Evangelical Church
The Union Temperance service will be held Sunday evening November 22 at the Evangelical church. Rev J. Moore state superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Safoon League will give the address We are especia anxious that this service will be well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Temperance
Evangelical Church
J. Moore
Ohio Anti-Safoon League
Adlerika Promises Quick Gas Relief and Quick Relief
The ad claims Adlerika cures stomach gas and indigestion caused by upset stomachs. It asserts fast action and gentle evacuation, noting one hour relief for constipation and no gripes, endorsed by Chas. W. Brayton, Druggist in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Brayton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse Hile
George Simonis
Robert, McBeth
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Huldah Swerlein
Abe Milum
N. Third Street
Upper
Sandusky
Scamores
Mr. Miller
Pere-Marquette Railroad
Edna R. Davis
Ada Hall
C. W. Gregg
J. R. Gregg
S. R. Dunham
Gregg
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Wyandot County
J O Boomershine
Cecil Lambert
Allen Myers
J L. Bare
McCutchenville
Frank Adams
George van Gundy
John Shumaker
Minor Finley
Stanley Stoker
Loren Huston
Whpton
Fox
H Fathouse
Marseilles
Ralph Liles
Forest
S L Moser
H. R Brinker
Seneca
Carey Times
Ohio Forestry Extension Program
Court News
Oy Kettering
Tennessee
Mr. Kettering
Dusty Miller
Mrs. Black
The
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Louisville & Nashville
Carey Bellefontair
Springfield
Dayton
Middleton
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Macon
Jackson
J. P. Corcoran
D.P. A
Nicholas Bidg
J. H. Gentry
R. A
Union Central Bldg
Cincinnati, Ohio
Louisville &Nashville
Union Temperance Meeting
EF. L. Moyer
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance Street
Mutal
Mutual
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Co.s
Elza Jacobs
Morgan
H. B. Keller
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
Jacob’s
E. Findlay St
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