Local News Roundup From Archbold Area This Week
Archbold and vicinity brief items cover church socials and dinners. Mentioned are pot luck at Mrs K E Buushher's, a birth in the Nomith family, county surveyors meeting in Columbus, and Myers Sanders Milker Company moving to Chicago. Also notes on funerals, school show at Princess Theatre, various visits, club events, and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers-Sanders Milker — Company
Peoples State Bank
Chicago
Sam Morningstar
Wileon
Catholic Ladies Sewing Club
Harding
Stephen Hinkle
Fhuteplay
Iona
Mohicans
Princess Theatre
Public Auction at Meister Farm Near Wauseon
Public sale announced for the Meister farm four miles north of Wauseon. Auction will offer farm equipment and property, with details to be provided by the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Meister Farm
Wauseon
Cattle Descriptions and Pedigrees From January Auction List
Commencing at 10:00 a.m. the following described cattle are listed with detailed pedigrees and production figures. Notable animals include Grace Semantha Butter Girl born 1921 bred May 27, 1921 by DeKol Butter Boy Wadna 164506, Jolie Johanna Duchess dam and sire lines, and Pride of the Ormsby descendants with multiple butter yields. The catalog records weights, milk production, and dam lines across several heifers and bulls, with several entries dated 1913 to 1921 and notes on 7 day butter and milk outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKol
Wadna
Molly
Pietertje
Pride of the Ormsby
Tedro
Lady Johanna
Johanna King Legis
Formaby
Colantha Aaggie Mutual
Cornucopia
Veeman
Korndyke Eee Artis Veeman
Wauseon Serena Korndyke Queenee
Pride of the
Ormsby
DeKol Ormsby
Korndyke Euatese Artis Veeman
Ypsilanti
Pietertje DeKol
Fire department saves Napoleon residents in 1921 blaze
A restored letter from Napoleon mayor John F. Cuff thanks the Wauseon Fire Department for averting catastrophe on December 1, 1921. Fireman George J Oakley replies no charge was made and expresses gladness to help, noting no one sought payment. The exchange highlights village gratitude and reciprocal good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cutt
Hoswer
Cuff
Napoleon
Wauseon
Ohio
John F. Cuff
Choral Society and Auction Notes At Court House
The Choral Society met at the Court House with good attendance and a proposed fee structure, rebates based on membership growth, and notices of officers seeking a new lender after Major McKenzie’s departure to Cincinnati. Also listed are livestock and farm sale items, a theater program at Princess Theatre, and various ads, with a lecture-style clipping of local notices and light literary fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Major McKenzie
Society
Cincinnati
Church Announcements and Services Summary
Congregational and Methodist notices list sermons and times. Pastor A Be Fish notes Greenland movement and church involvement. minister E Rostofer preaches on reformation and youth issues. Sunday School at 9 45, services 11 00, 7 00. Christian Endeavor 6 00. Local notices include a fiction anecdote and a charity show with prizes and a two day benefit event for lower grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
A. BE
Fish
Greenland
Lhnt
Norway
Seravole-mubyest Neon Assembly Hall
Chicago Journal
Rouen
Eee AN
E. Rostofer
State aid map where it will go
County Commissioners will meet in Columbus with the Director of Highways to review the year’s work and state aid distributions. Wauseon’s West Elm Street aid likely redirected to other county projects. The town’s loss, estimated at over 312000 in potential state aid and 2000 in state taxes, implies property owners may need to fund the street themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wauseon
West Elm Street
Officers Elected at Child Conservation League Meeting
The Child Conservation League elected officers: President Mrs H C Wertz Vice President Mrs E S Bay Secretary Mrs Benton Leslie Treasurer Mrs D R Kline Executive Secretary Mrs C W Ward Program Representative Mrs C M Dalrymple The article records the newly chosen leadership in a concise society note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Child Conservation League
H. C. Wertz
E. 5
Bay. Secy
Benton Leslie
Treas
D. R. Kline
C. W. Ward
P. Rep
C. M. Dalrymple
Opening of Prof Honi Mittenthal Dancing School in Wauseon
Detroit teacher Prof Honi Mittenthal invites attendance to a Friday opening at Wauseon City Hall with Potters Orchestra providing music. Admission is $1.10 with 30 cents extra for ladies, private lessons 7:30 to 9:00 and dancing until midnight. Includes Terrace Fox Trot College Walk Glide Waltz and two payment options. Also a children class begins Feb 3. A Triangular Contest among Naseoleon Wanseon and Bryan is noted, plus a chemistry note on Palladium discovery and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honi. Mittenthal
Detroit
Wauseon City Hall
Potters Orchestra
Petroleum's Value to World and Timing of Mental Peak
A fragment from London TitBits notes a psychologist’s finding that mental efficiency peaks between 1 and 11 a m. The piece also mentions petroleum’s broad impact and references the Weber case set for trial next Monday.
Competition Keen in Fulton County Road Lettings in 1922
In Fulton County on January 27 and 31 1922 the Director of Highways and Public Works announced keen competition for state highway improvements. Eleven contracting firms are surveying shipping facilities labor conditions and prerequisites while bidding bids are expected to come in well below estimates due to widespread work scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Pulaski to Enforce Traffic Laws, Lanphree Says
Bryan reports Mayor Lanphree vows stricter traffic enforcement. In Napoleon, grand jury commits thirteen indictments last Tuesday. Also notes a film debut at Princess Theatre and a local business investment with Joe Rex to begin duties February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr.Lanphree
Napoleon
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Read, Wager & Gorsuch
Rexall
INTER
Toldeo
Joseph Nomith
Jack Lee
Bernath Wilh
State
Henry Davison
Delta
Mrs. J. Saunders
Harold Lauber
Christena Lau
August Bushley
Archbold Ginns
J. F. Outealt
H. F.dimke
Chas. Yeager
Fred Wolf
Outealt
Poorman
Toledo
Sutaday
Tony Bensman
Mr. Hackenjes
Indiana
Howard Kline
Mrs. Merrill Howard
Mate Mathews
Mary Touvelle
Db. A R
Geo. Schetz
Ed Leaders
Mo L. 7
Gertrude
Adrian
Amy Collar
Margaret Omler
Reoo
Butler
Kendalville
Charlies Geringer
Poledo
Clayton Myers
HP. Werte
Vinith
H.C. Werte
Geo. Hallover
Margaret McFadden
Cleveland
Q. ©. Poorman
G. M. Parker
Ellen Butler
Oak Shade
Cochran
Mex
Dr. Campbell
500 Club
Fstella Dunham
Youndies
Christian Church
R. R. Davies
Jennie
Emma Gpillane
New York City
Emma
D. W. Myers
Legion
K. of P
Lodge
Mary Lehman
Pease
Ralph Miley
Mo 'Ah twonGinbs
Set en-Gibbe Foe
Oscar Marks
Eee Moar
Fayette
Ind
Dale Kennedy
Barney Pon
Morenci
Mokt
Iscupste
Sons of
Adn Kimerer
North
United Brotherhood of Churches
Brotherhood of the Different
Frank Mulholland
Maurice Tourneur
Esieey
Windermere
Fla
Chas. Culpert
H. Lensch
Alma Fink
Flossie Harser
George Mayes
Ur. Lenhart
Wednaeday
Angers
Geovinham
True Eek
Will Dunham
J. C. Robinson
Loyal Women's
B Leonard
Alonia Roor
Morenct
Wau
Anna Wilson
Grant Laver
Derry
Turnbull Bren
Tribune
Renee
Cil
Arenites
Very
George J, Oakley
Ina
Choral Society
Creekside
Clothilde Mercedes
Prof
Tubbs
Bull
Pieter Tje
Poland
Ing
Chase
Wyandotts
Plymouth Rocks
Lewis Ryan
Audt
A. M. Burkholder
England
W. S. Gilbert
Gilbert
Saxony
Adriatic
Cisalpine Gaul
Mary Proper
Caesar
Republic
Bengal
Tnedla
Salvador
Amer Test
Indla
Nawab of
Rampur
Faruer
Virginia
Weich
Philadelphia Ledger
Methodist Church
SR. Dunham
Epworth League
Miss Baker
Ruth
Frank Mayo
Griffiths
Love Flov
Thes An
MD BS Best Bank
First National Bank
Eres
Naseoleon
Wanseon
Wollaston
Passas
Seattle Daily Times
Answr
Lowdon
Weber
Pulaski
T. and I
Coppler
Tourneur
America
Uncas
Alfred Rex
Avery Inn
Joe Rex
Eee Fehr
Peoples State
Pank Pank Useon
Just Argest Up
IC Fee Qunty
Consumers Coal Service Co
Turnbull Bros
Gordon J. Turnbull Jr
White 127
West Elm St
White
Gordon J. Turnbull, Jr
Wauseon, Ohio
Money Consumers Coal Service Co
Coaze, Ater
Roddy’s
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