Moving to Columbus and local notices from twenty five years ago
P Houk and family prepare to move to Columbus this week. Paul Roll, studying pharmacy at Ada, spent the weekend at home. Walter Bradley left for Tiffin to work in a tailoring shop. Infirmary Directors Bloom, Oelberg and Lortz attended to official business Monday. Rev Waltner moves to FreMont and Rev Reams will have charge here. Wheeler Pierce died of typhoid at six. burial at Redcliffe. W C Johnson of Wild Rose Celery Farm shot dead by five men. robbers captured and sentenced to life imprisonment. Music pupils hosted by Mrs T W McClure included Katie McGuire and others. S Gear, son of J C Gear, killed in Washington when his conductor train wrecked. Gear was 52 and born in Carey. Galveston storm described as terrible. rebuilding expected despite sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Houk
Columbus
Paul Roll
Ada
Walter Bradley
Tiffin
Jacob Bloom
Peter Oelberg
Gus Lortz
Waltner
Fremont
Reams
Wheeler
Harry Pierce
Redcliffe
W.C Johnson
Carey
T W. McClure
Katie McGuire
Helen Pearlette
Ruth
Florence Dow
Elizabeth Woodworth
Marguerite Hillary
Coosgray
Edith Walker
Glenn Stroup
A S Gear
J C Gear
Washington
Mr. Gear
Galveston
Texas
Deals in Dirt Transfers in Upper Sandusky Properties
A string of real estate deeds records transactions in Upper Sandusky and surrounding townships. Names include Kinley, Willoughby, Swartz, Mackey, Williams, Weiss, Hablitzel, Fryman, Pahl, and many others conveying lots and acres in Spaman's, Frederick's, Lowry and Gamber's additions, Tymochtee, Pitt, Carey, Mec-Cutchenville, and Crane townships with nominal $1 consideration. The listings note deed actions by individuals and families, with several conveyances to and from spouses and multiple parcels in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Kinley
Kinley
Spaman's
Upper Sandusky
Willoughby Pagnaran
Martin Willoughby
Susan ‘s+ Swartz
Peter Frank
Fitt Township
Alice Mackey
Je W. Hetzel
Sandusky
Caroline Weiss
Henry J. Horn
Salem
Salem Township
Clara E. Hablitzel
Charles S. Grubel
Tymochtee Township
Leyi Fryman
Léota Smith
George A. Klahr
Sycamore
Elizabeth Pahl
Samuel A. Striteh
William M. Buccll
Carey
Jennie Alice DuPont
William J DuPont
Howard H. Rangeler
John
Sears
Henry Slemmer
Ford Iverhart
William I. Froffman
Ruth Tf. Starkey
Mary Lazza
Sam Lazza
Elizabeth Smith
William H. Spray
Tympehtee Township
M. Bristoll
Ray B. Kear
Ira Bristoll
Wharton
Effie B. Reynolds
Ernest B
Dewey
Golda G Dewey
Richland Township
Rose B Marguerat
Jay Marguerat
Ira Sterner
Outlet Upper Sandusky
Alvin Swerlein
Augusts News Mix from Adrian Area Local Life
Local notes report Paul Yankie visiting his aunt Mrs R H Griffith and nine marriage licenses issued in August by Probate Judge Brown. Several social events, market prices, and weather data are summarized along with community notices and farm life observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bert Purkey
Cleveland
RB. Thorne
Lucy Straw
Ruth Kurtz
The Pencil Makes a Farm Pay Better
A farmer must treat farming as a business and keep books to track profits. Keeping accounts shows where income rises, costs fall, and inventory guides loans and growth, with Illinois and Iowa examples illustrating increased net income and better efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Iowa
Tide of Crime Promotes swift punishment and reform talk
The Nation Crime Commission forms to study crime in America with leaders like Governor Smith and Elbert H. Gary. They advocate common sense over reform fads and argue that swift, certain punishment is the only effective remedy. The piece cites London and Chicago crime contrasts and cites Richard Washburn Child on “justice.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Nation Crime Commission
Governor Smith
New York
Elbert H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
London
Chicago
Saturday Evening Post
Bankers Aid Seed Testing Initiative In Monrovia
Banks assist a Monrovia Indiana seed corn testing effort testing 25 000 ears for 56 farmers. One fourth of seed tested last year was unfit. This year the program aims for higher quality with supervision by the high school agricultural teacher and expects a seed corn surplus. Bankers in Conway Arkansas offer prizes for best marketable sweet potatoes on one acre with a 150 first prize and three 50 district prizes. County Bankers Association plans to hire a full time county leader for boys and girls club work in Calhoun Cherokee Buena Vista counties Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Ind
Conway
Arks
County Bankers Association
Gir
Calhoun
Cherokee Buena Vista
Iowa
County Funds Continue Farm Agent Support in Seneca
Seneca county commissioners indicated they will again appropriate funds for a farm agent in Seneca county. E G Brosius of Tiffin said the Tax Payers' league, which has protested county funding, was informed of the decision. The commissioners take full responsibility for the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Farmer Mistakes Phonograph For Brass Band
A 1900 squib recalls a farmer in a nearby town who visited a store to hear a phonograph. When the operator attached the ear tubes and started the machine the farmer dropped them in alarm, exclaiming that a brass band was coming and his mules were untied.
Careful kidneys blamed for backache says Mrs Nye
Doan's Pills promoted as a diuretic remedy for kidney weakness. Mrs Ed Nye of 129 East North Street reports sudden kidney trouble with rheumatic pains and dizziness, saying Doan's Pills regulated her kidneys. Foster Milburn Co. cites Buffalo, New York as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Carey
Ed Nye
E. North St
Doan
Ewing Drug Co
Marriages and Divorces Report for Ohio 1923 24 Totals
The Department of Commerce reports 1924 Ohio marriages at 50 346 and divorces at 11 920. For 1923 there were 56 031 marriages and 11902 divorces. Hancock county shows 308 weddings in 1923 and 263 in 1924 with 26 and 27 divorces respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Department of Commerce
Ohio
Ee Wah
Ashes of Former McComb Mayor to Be Interred in Local Cemetery
The ashes of the late BE L E Mumma, ten year mayor of McComb, will be laid to rest beside his wife in McComb cemetery on Sunday September 6 at 2 00 o clock. Mumma died in Seattle March 19 and his ashes were shipped to his son Colonel Morton C Mumma in Iowa City Iowa. Colonel Mumma and family will accompany the ashes to McComb for interment with Rev Lindsay officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. E. Mumma
McComb
Mr. Mumma
Seattle
Washington
Morton C. Mumma
Iowa City
Iowa
Mumma
Lindsay
First Presbyterian Church of
Findlay
Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Paul Yankie
Peebles
R. H. Griffith
Adrian E Vchurch
Lyman Trubey
Peter Brooks
Bernice Keller
Persis Newhard
William Galbroner
Kaniwhai & Michigan
Charleston
Mir
William Jacobsy
Jacobs
Catherine Wonderies
Mostar
Ooagod
Weslby Patterson
Sam
Werley Patterson
Wahpeton
Byron
CD Smith
Lure
Central Ohin
Barrie
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Medina
Ivers
Schumann Schlickenmier
Gontinte County
Seach
Navy
Palmolive
I Karo
Ole
Avondale
Ig. Cain
Cc Country Club
Post
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Mutual
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