Weatherbound Notes From Del a Miers and Surroundings
Fragmented local column records visitors and absences at area schools and homes. Names include Zina Weatherby, Jase Smith, Lydia Cone, Allen Shaffer, Zelma Buchman, and families from Wauseon and Swanton. Social visits, Sunday gatherings, and a Toledo trip are noted, ending with an advertisement for Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zina Weatherby
Jase Smith
Lydia Cone
Ming Zelma Buchman
Robert Bachman
Raiphot
Loon Les
Robert Boyes
Wauseon
Sunda
Lilton Griffin
Ete Ag
Lena
Mareen
Larece Hudson
Swanton
Shea of
Lyon
Bert
Roscoe Bach- MY
E. Crow
Toledo
Mathonse
Andor Benes
Wause
Hanford
Dover Center Local News and Notices
Dover Center notes report Sunday guests at B F Gasche and social visits around town. Revival services invited at the M E church. W C T U to elect a secretary before March 28. Local ill health mentioned and several residents visiting Toledo and nearby areas. The Valentine theater to host Harry Lauder with matinee and evening shows. Executor sale of Victor Duprez estate to occur April 1 in Archbold. Public sale at Ottokee on March 0 with cattle and farm equipment. Editorials critique non partisan tariff commission and its powers. Local businesses advertise harness and carriages for spring trade. Letters and notices list adletter items and local notices.
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C. C. Cro
Joyce Woodward
Ethel Riches
C. W. Wentz
C. C. Crout
Cece Goldsmith's
Anna M. Lizzie Hall
Palade
Ernest B. Frank Goldsmith
Celia Speiss
Eeanu Wentz
Glen Breese
Powers Station
Tedrow
Chas
Dilley
W. E. Huyck
Bere Michigan
M. Eur
John Hoag
Howard Grimes
Dr. Evers
Taylor
Mel Ernst
West Unity
Oer
Illiam
Williams
D. W. Williams
Valentine Theater
Harry Lauder
Toledo
Lauder
William Morris
America
August Bushley
Victor Dupres
Archbold, Ohio
Victor Duprez
Archbol Ohio
Tariff Commission
Wilson
Mont
Colo
Dodge Brothers Car Tops Hill at Montrose Contest
At Montrose Colorado a Dodge Brothers car climbed a steep hill with nine passengers totaling 1760 pounds, winning easily. A seven passenger car that had stalled asked to reduce its load to five and succeeded. The Dodge car later carried four more men and again reached the top as the hill measured 60 feet long with a 45 percent grade at the steepest point and 7 percent on the level. Only three cars started the climb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colo
Dodge Brothers
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Delta
Tom Aumend
Wwe
Gottachalk
Samuel ‘Pine
Visia
Allen Shaffer
Mrs. C. J
Ottoree
Barnett Leininger
Jake
Kent
Olive Verity
Jay
Mable Zimmerman
Christian Endeavor
Wauseon Suday
Wm. Pike
Chas. Pike
Art Sutton
Jennie Earnie Jones
Jerry Jones J
T. C. Elliott
Maumee Arbor
Bond
R. Spiess
York
Walter Leininger
Orville Markley
Ruby Guilford
Bert Floy Jones
Edna Guilford
Clarence ‘Hollister
United States
Ford
G. C. Hanford
Mfg. Co
Syracuse
N.Y
Spring Millinery
Miss Domitio
Joseph Vonier
Mrs. Harvey Mo
Dennis Aeschliman
Phil Rter
Oak Shade
Tedrow Matual
Jacob Layman
G. W. Rychener
Wyandotte
Carl Demaline
Ancona
J. C. Saunders
Newton
Arthur Perry
North Waver Church
Harry Jacqua
Ash‘alanty
F. M. Colman
Dorset
Ohio
W. S. Harriman
Ottokee
Lewis Bren
E. P. Ames
Congress
Dodge Bros
Qmson
Conoe
Jose
Nonpartisan
Foley
Fink & Haumesser
Taft Commission
F. Stotzer
Han
Wm. Oakley
Ephriam Pennington
Oliver Poorman
Markley
Burt van Warner
Emil Weber
P. M
Hanford’s
Wauseon Real Estate
Meres
Westin
Bune
Hanna
Europe
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Wooltex
Groceries
Magnolia Brand
The
Japan
Duntley
China
Schlatter & Howards