Aged Big Four Engineer Died at Sandusky
John Larkins a retired Big Four passenger engineer who served fifty years on the Sandusky division died at his home 910 W Jefferson Sandusky Thursday evening He began as a fireman at 19 and was quickly promoted He endured pneumonia after a snowbound stoppage near West Liberty and remained linked to the Rock family He leaves a widow two sons Marie Bertha three grandchildren and siblings Timothy Thomas William and Mrs Charles Bernhardt Funeral services were held at St Peter and St Pauls Church and burial was in St Josephs Cemetery Sandusky
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John Larkins
Sandusky
Big Four ‘Railway
Jefferson Street
Larkins
Hill Farm
West Liberty
Chris Rock
Rock
Thomas
Sanagusky
Daniel
Pittsburgh
Marie
Bertha
Timothy Larkins
Toledo
Springfield
William
Detroit
Charles Bernhardt
St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
West Liberty Banner
Automobiles Collide Near Findlay Injuring Couple
Mr and Mrs S D Corbin of 121 Worthington Avenue were slightly injured when their car collided with a truck and another car a mile east of Findlay Sunday around 8 pm Deputy Sheriff James Holden said Corbin tried to pass the Lear auto as the truck came from the opposite direction The Corbin car was wrecked and towed to a junk yard while the Lear car and the Loveridge truck suffered only minor damage.
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S. D. Corbin
Worthington Avenue
Findlay
George Lear
Carey
Martin Loveridge
Near Findlay
James Holden
Corbin
Findlay Republican
Buried Money Recovered In Russell Street Garden
Mrs. Dornan reported the robbery after returning from shopping to find a sack of $50 missing from her Russell Street garden. Police traced the disturbed earth and recovered the sack, which contained intact money.
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Irs
Guy Dornan
Russell Street
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Ashley Star Resumes Publication After Month Suspension
The Ashley Star has resumed publication after a month off caused by lack of business support. Businessmen, deciding handbills alone were insufficient, revived the Star to meet evident community needs.
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Ashley Star
Visibility and Speed Warn Motorists to Drive Cautiously
Ohio highway director O W Merrell emphasizes that visibility limits require slower speeds. He urges caution on curves and hills where vision is blocked and warns against speeding toward unseen hazards on curves and over hills. He notes many drivers learn only from accidents and urges doubly alert, safer driving.
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O. W. Merrell
Ohio Highway Director
Merrell
Better Learn How to Help at Home Say Pemberville Leader
The Pemberville Leader argues daughters should take increasing household responsibilities as they grow. Mothers should reduce tasks gradually and fill time with useful work. Every girl benefits from housekeeping knowledge and readiness to assist, regardless of wealth.
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Pemberville
injunction sought over Port Clinton school transport contract
A hearing was held on a petition seeking a temporary injunction against the Port Clinton board of education over awarding the pupil transportation contract to Standard Garage for 2700 dollars yearly. The petition claims bids from Heineman Garage at 2250 dollars were lower. The next hearing date is September 9, filed by Clarence Bunning and Edward Semon of Bay Township.
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Port Clinton
Heineman
Clarence Bunning
Edward Semon
Bay Township
New one way window glass opens speculation on a deal
Washington reports a patent by Frederick A. Delano for corrugated transparent material that distorts vision from inside to outside but remains clear from outside to inside. Light entry remains strong, enabling those inside to see out while outsiders cannot see in.
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Washington
Frederick A. Delano
Roosevelt
Delano
Hendricks Attend Grandfather's Funeral in Arcadia
Mr and Mrs Porter Hendricks traveled to Arcadia last Wednesday afternoon for the funeral service of Mrs Hendricks grandfather C W Daniels age 91 at the M E church.
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Porter Hendricks
Arcadia
Three Million Move to Farms During Low Mood
A University of Ohio State economist estimates about three million people moved from cities to rural areas during a low economic mood. He predicts many may stay if food self sufficiency appeals, while some will return to cities for work. A compromise pattern around large cities may emerge with small farm tracts and family labor.
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United States
M., B. Hammond
Ohio State ‘University Department of ‘Economics
Hammond
1932 Road Surfacing Totals Revealed by Officials
The Bureau of Public Roads reports 29,577 miles surfaced in 1932 with 19,568 miles low type like sand clay gravel and waterbound macadam and 10,009 miles high type. The combined system reaches 109,735 miles high type 156,325 miles low type and 92,150 unsurfaced. Ohio adds 11,759 miles with 5,320 low type and 6,341 high type.
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Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agrculture
It’s a Keck of a Job in Newspaper Truth Telling
The Angola Indiana Republican comments on readers who demand full facts but drop the paper when it offends. Editors face a paradox as some claim to want truth yet punish frank reporting, proving the friction between ideals and reception in journalism.
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Yellow Journal
Angola
Ind
Typhoid Fever Prevalence Warns Bucyrus Surrounding Towns
Typhoid fever is widespread in Bucyrus and nearby towns despite water tests not revealing a cause. Officials warn swimmers to avoid waters that are dangerously low and stagnant to reduce risk.
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Bucyrus
Sheriff Sale of Lot 25 in Carey & Dow Addition
In Wyandot County Ohio on Sept 16 1933 at 2 p m at the West Door of the Court House Upper Sandusky the sheriff will sell Lot 25 Carey Dow Addition Village of Carey 502 East Findlay Street minimum bid 1250 cash. Court order alias partition sale. Attorneys A K Hall and H L Mason represent plaintiff Lewie G Reis. Blanche A Steigerwalt et al are defendants.
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Lewie G. Reis
Blanche A. Steigerwalt Et al
Sai Court
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Ohio
Carey
A. K. Hall
H. L. Mason
Upper
Sandusky
Hio
Wyandot
Alvin Dow
Dow Street
Harry Weatherholtz
F. J. Stalter
Baseball Decisions in Flight Drive Health and Nation
Instant decision is the rule in baseball. Fielders must throw where best to prevent a play. The game trains alertness and coordination, boosting health and stamina. It is cited as shaping national character and aiding soldiers and sailors in wartime.
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Mans
Yast
Local and Personal Social Notes Record Weekend Guests
W H Houk dined with Mr and Mrs I L Culler Sunday. Miss Margie Sutphen of Bloomington Ind visited Mrs Gertrude Kurtz. W H Sloman and Lewis Sloman attended Sycamore home coming Monday eve ning. Elsie Garman of Lakeside visited her sister Mrs Blanche Criger over the weekend. Arlene Slater, returning to Akron to teach, leaves today. Ida Smalley of Upper Sandusky was a supper guest of Mr and Mrs E G Snyder. Forest McNutt of Upper Sandusky visited in the evening. Mrs S M Mitchell Flora Morse Lulu Morse and Hubert Miller of Marysville stayed with Homer Mitchells. Rev and Mrs Virgil Yohe, returning from J L Yohe's home, left for Lawrence burg Ind by the death of David Strickemiller, a leading member of the Yohe congregation.
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W. H. Houk
I. L. Culler
Margie Sutphen
Bloomington
Ind
Gertrude Kurtz
W. H. Sloman
Lewis Sloman
Sycamore
Elsie Garman
Lakeside
Blanche Criger
Ida Smalley
Upper Sandusky
E. G. Snyder
Forest McNutt
S. M. Mitchell
Flora Morse
Lulu Morse
Hubert Miller
Marysville
Homer Mitchell
G. M. Kurtz
Virgil Yohe
Mr. Yohe
J., L. Yohe
Lawrenceburg
David Strickemiller
Mr. Yoho
Wyandot Court Session Reports
In the Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County Ohio a court session is noted with proceedings and docket activity. The record mentions the Wyandot County court and common pleas actions for the period.
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Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
Ohio
New Ohio Marketing Law Sets Septem ber 15 Effective for Produce
A new Ohio law requiring fruit and vegetable packers to stamp name, address, and grade on each package takes effect September 15. Grades follow USDA standards. growers may opt for Grower’s Grade or Unclassified if not using standard grades. Co operatives grading for others. violators face fines.
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Ohio
White
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Stendard
U. S
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
Ink merchant applies for patent on anti skid tire band
W H Harter of Ink and formerly of Tiffin filed for a patent on a tire band that encircles the tread with cone shaped lugs. The device grips ice and road surfaces under load and the inventor says it nearly eliminates skidding. Harter plans to market the device after patent grant and licensing deals.
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W. H. Harter
Tiffin
Ink
Mr. Harter
Monroe toAsk U S Aid to Build Sewer System
Monroe city officials authorized to seek a federal loan of 383579 to fund a sewage disposal plant sewer construction and River Raisin improvement with total cost 529195 the plan includes a main south side sewer and north side connections with 30 percent federal participation and current sewers draining into the River Raisin.
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Monroe
Mich
George Danz
John Eber
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
U. S
Bevard Estate Left to Toledo Nephew in Will
The will of Mrs Nellie B Bevard of Fostoria filed in probate after her May 1 death leaves the Lakeside residence and a large diamond ring to her nephew George Hoadley Heilman of Toledo. Other gifts include stock in several companies and clothing to May I Fisher and Laura Lockhart, with furniture to friends. R C Guernsey is named executor and sole residuary beneficiary in lieu of fees.
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Nellie B. Bevard
Fostoria
George Hoadley Heilman
Toledo
Lakeside
L G. Williams
Cities Service
Toledo Ice and Coal Company
Denver Paper Company
May I. Fisher
Laura Lockhart
R. C. Guernsey
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Henry County Girl Named Ohio's Healthiest Youth
Frances M. Barnes of Deshler Henry County was named Ohio's healthiest girl after reporting ten hours of daily sleep and brushing her teeth three times a day. She stands 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 117 pounds.
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Columbus
Frances M. Barnes
Deshler
Henry County
Ohio
Thomas H. Ridding
Royalton
Cuyahoga County
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Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Oto Newspaper Association
Sheriff's Sale
Arlene Slater
W. P. Slater
Akron
William Yingling
Harry Simonis
INK Merchant
Bevard
Rytex
Monarch
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