Buckeye State Building and Loan Sues Defendants in Marion County
The Buckeye State Building and Loan company files suit in common pleas court against Jacob J Schoenlaub Martha C Schoenlaub Marion County Bank Emerson W Schoenlaub Ed J Maag Ephraim O Sawmiller Georgia Sawmiller Emmett M McDermott Stella M McDermott Elmer V Roberts and N F Hall. Plaintiff seeks judgment for 1698.98 with interest from September 30 and costs, forecloses mortgage, sells real estate, and priority payment from sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Common Pleas Court
Jacob J. Schoenlaub
Martha C. Schoenlaub
Marion County Bank Company
Emerson W.schoenlaub
Edd. J. Maag
Ephraim O
Emerson W. Schoenlaub
E Ed. J. Magg
Ephraim. Oo. Sawmiller
Georgia Sawmiller
Emmitt M. McDermott
Mstélla M. McDermott
Breakfast bridge hosted by Mrs Flossa Washburn at Findlay club
Mrs Flossa Washburn entertained a group of ladies with a breakfast bridge at the Findlay Country Club on Saturday. The autumn color scheme complemented a guest list including Miss Ida Billhart, Miss Grace Brinkerhoff, Mrs George Ross, Miss Ruth Gilliland, Mrs W Kiefer, Miss Lena Kiefer, Mrs R Keller, and others from Findlay and Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossa Washburn
Findlay Country Club
Ida Billhart
Grace Brinkerhoff
Upper Sandusky
George Ross
Ruth Gilliland
W. Kiefer
Lena Kiefer
R. Keller
Findlay
E. B. Kurtz
H. H. Wonder
Gail Kurtz
Imma Stief
R. G. Spencer
L. E. Straw
W. N. Johnson
G. J. Newhard
Elsie Howard
Irene Gillette
C. B. Dabney
Floyd Allen
H. R. Williams
Carey
Legion Teas Open With Book Bridge And Cachre Fun
The American Legion held a tea at Mrs. J. D. Ewing’s home on Wednesday afternoon drawing about 50 ladies. Activities included book, 500, bridge and cachre with refreshments served by a committee led by Mrs. Ewing. Out of town guests included Miss Bertha Loy and several spouses from Findlay Forest and Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
J. D. Ewing
D. Ewing
Ross Johnson
Arthur Byers
G. J. Newhard
C. W. McGil
Bertha Loy
C. G. Spencer
J . Spencer
Findlay
DL. Cook
Forest
Floyd Allen
Vaniue
Priscilla Club Meets at Mrs McGill Home
Mrs. C. W. McGill entertained the Priscilla club at her W Findlay street home Tuesday afternoon with needlework and current events. Mrs. T. W. McClure and Mrs. Wesley Patterson helped serve dinner. Next meeting planned in two weeks with Mrs. Byron Ogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McGill
Priscilla Club
W. Findlay Street
T. W. McClure
Wesley Patterson
Byron Ogg
Local families share Sunday dinner with Brown family
Mr and Mrs O C Rickle and Mr and Mrs George Baughman and granddaughter Mabel Mitchell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs BE Brown and family. Mrs Mabel Pierce was an afternoon caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O C. Rickle
George Baughman
Mabel Mitchell
BE. E. Brown
Mabel Pierce
Green family and guests share Sunday meals
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Green and children Francis and Janis and Myr and Mrs James Green of north of town and Mr and Mrs Jack Upde efralft were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs and Mrs Ralph Green Mrs Ida Shaw. Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw of Kenton and Mr and Mrs George Goeble and daughter Leatres Joy of Huestus were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Forest Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Green
Francis
Janis
Myr
James Green
North of Town
Jack Updeefralft
Oand
Ralph Green
Ida Shaw
Charles Shaw
Kenton
George Goeble
Leatres Joy
Huestus
Forest Ingle
Notable Carey Dinner Hosts Attendable by Bland Family
Mr Laurence Votner and daughter Marjorie Mae of Wharton and Mrs Tda Motter of Carey were entertained Sunday at dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bland on S Patterson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Votner
Marjorie Mae Ot Wharton
Tda Motter
Carey
Lauwrence Bland
Fatterson St
Palmleaf Rebekah Lodge Pot Luck Supper Tuesday
The Palmleaf Rebekah Lodge invites all to a pot luck supper Tuesday evening October 13 for a social gathering and good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Palmleaf Rebekah Lodge
Estate of Jeremiah R Alter filed first and final account
In the matter of the estate of Jeremiah R Alter deceased a first and final account has been filed and is suspended for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah R. Alter
Poverty Run Society Plans Meeting With Mrs James Needs
The Poverty Run Society will meet on Thursday October 15 with Mrs James Needs to discuss upcoming events and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Run Society
The
James Needs
Philathea Class Social Marks Yard of Pennies Total
Mrs Charles Lindower hosted the Philathea class social at Evangelical church Tuesday evening. The program opened with song and prayer by Mrs Roland McDowell. Business items were discussed and the Sunday school lesson planned for next Sunday. Funds from Yard of Pennies reached 12 dollars. Refreshments followed social hour and the November meeting location to be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindower
Evangelical Church
Roland McDowell
T R C Club Meets at Mrs Fleck’s Home
The T R C Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs John Fleck’s home with 13 members present. Needlework occupied the time and the annual election of officers followed. President Mrs Gus Vaughn, vice president Mrs Dow, secretary Mrs Harry Hull, treasurer Mrs Fred Beebe. Lunch was served by the hostess and guest Mrs Colllet attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. C. Club
John Fleck
Gus. Vaughn
Yhé
Harry Hull
Fred Beebe
Colllet
Sunday Dinner Guests From Marion And Nearby
Mr and Mrs J J Stoll hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Sam Litzenberger and Mr and Mrs Russell McEvoy of Marion, Mr and Mrs Lewis Reis and children Charles and Louise, Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald and daughter Kathryn, Miss Velma Sloman, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stoll
Sam _ Litzenberger
Russell McEvoy
Marion
Lewis Reis
Charles and
Louise
Frank McDonald
Kathryn
Velma Sloman
Arthur Stoll
Research Meeting With Mrs Carpenter Friday Evening
The Research Chair will enjoy a meeting Friday evening with Mrs. C. A. Carpenter.
Fortnightly Club Hosted by Mrs W H Phelps in Fostoria
Fortnightly Club Mrs W H Phelps of Fostoria will host the Fortnightly club gathering this afternoon with members attending at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Phelps
Fostoria
Infant Katherine Coldiron dies after 11 days
Katherine Elizabeth Coldiron daughter of Larry and Edna Coldiron of Crawford was born September 22 1925 and died October 3 1925 aged 11 days. She is survived by her parents one brother Kenneth Eugene four grandparents aunts uncles and numerous relatives. Funeral services were held at the Crawford home conducted by Rev IE E Cole pastor of Carey Methodist Church with burial in Wharton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Elizabeth Coldiron
Larry
Edna
Hart) Coldiron
Crawford
Kenneth Eugene
IE. E. Cole
Carey Methodist Church
Wharton
Thanks to all who aided during our daughter's illness and death
We extend sincere thanks to Rev Cole for comforting words to those who lent automobiles and donated flowers for our daughter Katherine W Elizabeth. Mr and Mrs Larry Coldiron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine W Elizabeth
Rev. Cole
Larry Coldiron
Funeral Held for Mrs Emma Long at Fostoria
Mrs Emma Long 76 former Carey resident died Friday at her daughter Mrs Ray Youngbloods home in Fostoria after two years of paralysis. She leaves a son Morene Findlay and a daughter Mrs Youngblood plus three grandchildren. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery near Carey. Attending included Mr and Mrs Charles Kuhn Newark Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Sr and Jr and Mr and Mrs Marion Bland and Raymond Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kuhn
Newark
Ed Campbell
Ed. Campbell
Marion Bland
Raymond Campbell
Emma Long
Fostoria
Spring Grove Cemetery
Carey
Long
Ray Youngblood
Emma Smith
Morene
Findlay
Youngblood
Odd Fact About Tobacco In History
A striking feature in tobacco history is its universal spread in Europe where it was once harshly condemned and even punished by death, while among the Indians of Mexico its use has declined with very few now smoking and none snuffing.
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Mexico
Motorist's claim on pedestrian fate sparks urban roadway concerns
A fragment from a London humor column discusses a motorist saying the injured man would keep walking in the road. It highlights dangerous road conditions and suggests a grim urban joke on pedestrian safety amid poor streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Uumorist
Gentlemen at Arms Claim Dinner Duty Privilege
The Gentlemen at Arms, the principal military corps of the royal household and oldest aside from the Yeomen of the Guard, are noted for the curious privilege of bearing the sovereign's second course during meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen- at-Arms
Royal Household
England
Yeomen of the Guard
Gentlemen-at- Arms
Ohio Voters to Decide on Tax Amendment for Intangibles
Ohioans will vote in November on a Constitutional Tax Amendment to expand the uniform tax rule to cover intangible property. The measure aims to place intangibles on the tax duplicate, reducing the burden on real estate and tangible property owners and attracting capital to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Devine
Devine
Committee For the Adoption
State Taxing Commission
Salesmen wanted for wholesale groceries and Whitmer plan
Advertisements seek salesmen to sell groceries direct to consumers with no experience required. Offers potential weekly earnings and training, listing Whitmer Company and H Sexton options, plus photography services at Montague's studio with daily operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sexton & Company
Chicago
Whitmer
Wyandot County
H. C. Whitmer Company
Columbus
Indiana
Montague
Active Volcanoes Worldwide and Historic Eruptions
The article notes 600 to 700 volcanoes globally with 270 active. Vesuvius slept for 2000 years before a sudden eruption destroyed Pompeii. Etna’s activity dates to 500 B C and in 1186 it erupted destroying 15 000 people, with periodic disasters since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Etnre
South African Mining Firms Spend Up To 90 Million Annually
Expenditures by gold diamond and coal mining companies in South Africa reach as high as 90 million dollars per year. Major buyers invest in mining operations and related sectors amid rising market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Unicorn in medieval lore tied to two horns and purity
The text discusses how medieval conceptions of the unicorn’s strength and fierceness may stem from Old Testament passages where the term unicorn is linked to a two-horned, savage beast. Purity ideas arise from the unicorn’s association with a virgin and its use in coats of arms.
Magnate on Trial Hears Eloquence From Lawyer
The trial court gallery hears a memorable summing up as the magnate chuckles at a sharp attorney. A listener praises the speaker’s wisdom while the magnate grumbles that the eloquence costs him at least a dollar a word.
Oil Lab Tests Show Vibration Speed Through Rock
The Kansas City Star notes experiments by Texas oil companies measuring vibration travel in rocks. Earthquake-like movement moves at 14,000 feet per second in limestone and about 7,000 feet per second in shale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas City Star
Nasmyth Steam Hammer Pioneered In 19th Century Industry
The steam hammer was invented by James Nasmyth who conceived it in 1839 and patented in 1842. A Nasmyth hammer was built at Le Creusot in France before the first Nasmyth hammer was erected in 1843 at Bridgewater Foundry, Patricroft near Manchester England.
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James Nasmyth
Iron Works
le Creusot
France
Nasmyth
Bridgewater Foundry
Patricroft
Manchest
Ger
England
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Wm Niederkohr
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Levi’ Hille
Boes
Frank
Spd
Poland
China
H. &. Clark
Jennie
Nye
Federal Porcelain Co
Davenport
Carl Krout
W. Findlay St
Williow Go-Cart
E. Frederick St
Gentle
Jersey
Wilford Presler
Springville
Henry L. Myers
Sap
George Amerine
Reed
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Levi Hile
Dr. Scholl
Schira
Coleman Dry,Goods Co
Chevrolet
Fisher
Krebs Motor Sales
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