Funeral attendance and local social notes in Upper Sandusky area
Mrs Ambrose Oriang attended the funeral of Mrs John Rozzman at Upper Sandusky on Tuesday afternoon. Numerous neighbors and relatives gathered for visits and dinners with the Andrews Fox family, the Grover Hiles home near the Base line, and the Arnold and Davidson households. Smallpox cases remain absent locally while Pike work between Stringtown and Bruce schools advances amid truck dust. A birthday is celebrated for John Davidson, others host and attend gatherings at Lick Run Poultry Farm and nearby farms with varied family visits and reunions throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Oriang
John Rozzman
Upper Sandusky
Alvan Fox
Helena
Rosa Fox
Bascom
Andrew Fox
Grover Hiles
Clarence Gardner
Tiffin
Wilfred Logsdon
Stringtown
Bruce
R. J. Spiller
Betty
John Davidson
Lick Run
Wm. Wright
Joseph Kramer
R. J. Spitler
Marion
Harding
Wm. Riester
Edward Riester
Carey
Lorain
Chares Krupp
Edward McDonald
Winifred Karr
Lina Davidson
Wm. Davidson
Edith
Leroy
Florence
McCutcherville
Davidson
Nevada
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
Frank Arnold
Eliza Arnold
Joe Arnold
John Orians
Leo
Rosa
Katherine Simonis
Kirby
Arnold
Local Social Roundup From Adrian And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Ann Bretz spent last week with relatives at Sycamore. The Hamans little daughter is ill. Fearl Yardhner and family from Napoleon visited here. Earl Moser stayed at James Phillips place near Alvada. Phillip and Paul Shearer of Findlay visited Henry Shearer. Arthur Ruehle and daughter Minnieam made a business trip to Forest. Mrs Emmett Wing and Maxine were with Mrs J Higgins near McCutchenville. John and Mrs Haines of McCutchenville called on Paul Haines. Herrold Mullholand stayed with Harry Gibson in Toledo. Olive and Ruth Ranck of Tiffin visited grandparents Henry and Mrs Crumline. JF Ewing of Toledo and Louis Ewing’s mother Mrs Louis Ewing spent days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bretz
Sycamore
Wm. Hamam
Fearl Yardhner
Napoleon
Earl Moser
James Phillips
Alvada
Phillip
Paul Shearer
Findlay
Henry Shearer
Arthur Ruehle
Miniam
Forest
Emmett’ Wing
Maxine
J. Higgins
McCutchenville
John Haines
Paul Haines
Read the ads. That’s what they’re for.
A compact notice notes ads serve their purpose by presenting messages to readers. It emphasizes advertising as a practical channel for information and commerce in a neighborhood newspaper context.
Local Notes Highlight Family Visits And Births In McCutchenville
Mrs C Miller spent Tuesday in Toledo. Raymond Yentzer of Toledo called on friends here Monday. A bright baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Last. Mr and Mrs P McMann of Buffalo N Y are guests here. Grover Wagner and family will occupy the Ora Weigle property until after election. Father Mangen's 75th birthday and Luther Haines' 21st birthday to be celebrated at Berwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Yentzer
Toledo
C. A. Heaton
Upper Sandusky
Harry Weninger
John Delaplane
Grover Wagner
Ora Weigle
Jennie Burton
Michigan
Ley
Lemert
R. A. Mullholand
Daryl
G. A. Mullholand
W. Shireman
Catawba Island
M. Mangen
Berwick
Father Mangen
Luther Haines
Social Visits Noted Across St Paul and Nearby Areas
Mr. Wm Moore and wife visited Schuyler Presler and wife on Wednesday. Mrs George Pendleton stayed with Mrs Sherman Shuck on Wednesday. Willis Baughman and wife were guests of Wall Pendleton and wife Thursday. Mrs Tom Walters and Mrs Sam Walters called on a ill sister in Findlay. Mr and Mrs Sherman Shuck and son Harlen with Mrs Effie Ewing and Mr and Mrs Orville Cole were guests of Henry Watherton near Mt Blanchard on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Baughman
Wall, Pendleton
Tom Walters
Sam Walters
Findlay
Walter
Sherman Shuck
Harlen
Effie Ewing
Orville Cole
Henry Watherton
Mt. Blanchard
Democratic Mentings Pomerene Speaking Tour
Senator Pomerene will speak in Carey at 10:00 a.m. Friday October 22 coming from Findlay. Hortense Moore speaks in Sycamore on Saturday October 23 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. George F Tierny of Chicago appears in Wharton October 25 at 4:00 p.m. In Upper Sandusky Mrs. Tierny speaks October 25 at 7:30 p.m. Thomas Brooks Fletcher appears October 27 in Upper Sandusky at 2:00 p.m. and in Carey at 7:00 p.m. Topic is the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Pomerene
Findlay
Sycamore
Hortense Moore
Wharton
George F. Tierny
Chicago
Upper Sandusky
George F. Tieny
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
League of Nations
Fletcher
Beech Grove Visits and Sunday Gatherings Highlight Past Week
Cecil Coppler stayed with Laird Rickle from Friday to Sunday. Sunday School is set for 9 30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 730. Families including Rickle Platt Burson Brown and England shared visits and meals across Beech Grove with relatives from Hebron Carey Forest and Forest areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Coppler
Laird Rickle
Rickle
Son Laird
D. C. Rickle
Roy England
Wharton
N. B. Platt
Wm. Rickle
E. M. Burson
Rachel Burson
Carey
Luella Lahr
Lucille
Mary Wickiser
E. E. Brown
Sarles
Prank Walters
Charles England
Grant
May England
Hebron
Forest Shade
O. C. Rickle
Addison
G. A. Kennerley
Vernice
Howard
Adam Herbert
Grace Bristol
N. B. Plott
Clarence Crist
Monroe
Frederick
Roy Plott
Cirrus Plott
Forest
Charles Beam
Albert
Clarey Gertner
Sarah Catherine
Lewis
Grace Chapel Social News and Visitors
Grace Chapel notes report visits by Albert Beam and family, Ray Soffer and family, Daisy Wickiser and Marjorie, and Anna Hill with Isaiah McClarey of Findlay. Carrie Shaw and Dorothea Shaw are mentioned, with Sunday School at 9 00 and prayer meeting Tuesday at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Wickiser
Marjorie
Ernest Beck
Grace Chapel
Dorothea Shaw
Charles Shaw
Carrie Shaw
Bucyrus
Anna Hill
Isaiah McClarey
Findlay
Howard Beck
Wm. Walter
Sheldon K. Kloopfer
War, Walter
Henry Kennerley
Virgil
Karl
Bernice
Florence
Alvin Kennerley
Carey
Town Notes on Weekend Social Visits in Woodsdale
Mr and Mrs Loren Gorsuch and relatives visited west of Findlay. Earl Miller and family spent Sunday with H P Miller. George Monday and Ray King families visited George Monday and W P Miller households. Various neighbors hosted gatherings while W P Miller mourned his aunt Ellen Moorhead in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Gorsuch
Findlay
Earl Miller
H. P. Miller
Ray King
George
Forest Miller
W. P. Miller
Harry Miller
R. W. McRill
Frank Snyder
Truman Snyder
Sam LeMott
Pearl Harris
Ira Crosser
Bowling Green
Elenora of
Willis McRill
Verlaine's Turbulent Life and Poetic Return
Paul Verlaine, famed French poet, led phases of religious ecstasy and excess after 1870. He vanished for eleven years then reemerged in 1881 as a quasi Catholic figure with Sageese. He spent years in Paris Latin Quarter, drinking absinthe, carousing, and producing verse and journalism until his 1896 death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Verlaine
Paris
Vermainé
Cleveland Stolen Car Loss Could Pay Rural Police
Police records show 1 635 autos stolen in Cleveland since January with 533 not found and a year total near 2 460 at about 200 per month. Analysts estimate statewide losses exceed 1 250 000 while discussing a proposed rural police force to combat organized car theft rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio State Automobile Association
Rural residents form vigilante patrol to counter crimes
In Hicksville a mass meeting organized a vigilance committee and selected captains to seek lawful authority to patrol crossroads and pursue offenders. Citizens express inability of village and county officers to stop depredations and back a rural police organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicksville
Wyandot County Churches Plan Interdenominational Program
Representatives from Wyandot county churches meet October 25 at the Evangelical church Upper Sandusky to outline an interdenominational religious program based on the county survey. Rev J B Swartz leads arrangements. B F Lamb oversees as Ohio Federation of Churches supervisor. Wyandot will be fourth Ohio county to adopt this program after Hardin Meigs Union and Henry. The aim is to provide church equipment and leadership for every home. 35 of 36 churches grew last year, yet only one fourth of county residents are church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Evangelical
Upper Sandusky
J.B. Swartz
Sycamore
B. F. Lamb
Columbus
Ohio Federation of Churches
Ohio County
Hardin
Meigs
Union
Henry
Far-Seeing Youth Seeks Sled Ride Despite Party Plans
An elderly recollection shows Robert inviting James to ride a new sled after confessing he learned of a forthcoming party from Bill. The exchange reveals divided loyalties and the motive to not miss out on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
James
Bill
Jim
Compensation in Age and the Hymn Reference
The passage notes that aging brings dim sight and hearing loss yet offers compensations. It cites a lyric about age as opportunity and references Longfellow's line implying age provides chance and value, contrasting decline with potential gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Harpist Reacts to Talk of 14 Cent Coin Minting
The harpist fumes over a Fourth Estate story about a 14 cent piece campaign. He fears concert managers will use the new coin as payment to harp soloists, reflecting the era's debate over currency and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical America
Flight of Geese Explains Leader Rotation in V Form
A natural observation explains how distant migrations cause geese and ducks to form a triangle to reduce wind resistance. The lead bird endures the most fatigue and a new leader rotates in as the fatigued bird steps aside.
Habitual Falsifier Keeps People Interested
A chronic fabricator lures listeners by promising truth someday, maintaining attention through uncertain claims and the allure of a forthcoming revelation. The pattern hinges on persuasive talk and delayed acknowledgment rather than verifiable facts.
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Josephine Haferd
Lewis Pahl
Velma
Leo Haferd
Agnes Haferd
Ignatius Pahl
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Wm. Shumaker
Michael Kraus
Anthony
West of Upper Sandusky
Frank Pahl
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Earl Hunter
George Haford
Mry
Hunter
Merle
Vincent
Albert Kummierer
Cletus
Geo. Haford
Blanche
Edward
Emma Ehrlich
Bev Bradman
Mary
Martha
Leonard
Isabel
George Lortz
Elza’ Ehrlich
Adrian
Herrold Mullholand
Harry Gibson
Toedo
Olive
Ruth Ranck
Mrs
Henry Crumline
JF. K. Ewing
Louisé Ewing
C. Miller
Mrs. P. McMann
Buffalo, N. Y
ST. Paul
Mr. Wm. Moore
Schuyler Presler
George Pendleton
Democratic Mentings
Beech Grove
Albert Beam
Ray Soffer
Ed. Coppler
Woodsdale
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C. F. Miracle
Grant Karr
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