Dover Township and Swanton area property and court notices
A dense list of real estate transfers, barn constructions, and estate actions across Dover Township, Swanton, and surrounding areas. Items mention Hancock Brick and Tile Co reconstruction costs, various ditches, and multiple estates with final accounts and probate hearings scheduled in 1921. Notable names include John Prund, Chas Schwen, A. Forrest, and widow-related probate notices.
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Jerry Tree
Milage
Board of Health
Dover Township
Hancock Brick and Tile Co
Clinton Ditch
Edward and
Elmer EB
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Schwin
Swanton
Waete i
Day
Ling
Wauseon
Wm. Schrosder
Franklin _Townateaw
John Prund
Wiltur M. Givan
Amanda MM. Wolcott
Daniel Schlink
Pearley
Shuarinr
William. Borton
Geo! Gaan
Forest E
Fener
Griffin
Eeeso
Frederick Barber
Jonas Leatherman
Andrew Ee
Catherine Waffle
Jerse W. Miley
Tate
Martin Switzer
Dwightlen
Stoddard
Jonas Lestherman
Wille Addie A. Hoyt
Exchange Club Night Dance at City Hall and Avery Inn
The Exchange Club held Friday evening events with Potter's Bowling Grot Five providing music. Couples danced at City Hall and later moved to Avery Inn for lunch and more music, with attendees noting increased socialization among members.
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Avery Inn
Avery
No Booze Found After Farm Hunt Near Tedrow
County officials, led by Sheriff Bob Ford, searched two farms near Tedrow after complaints but found no intoxicating liquor. A deputy, sheriff, and prosecuting attorney urged complainants to file affidavits or accompany officers in future seizures. Milk meeting announced for 6 pm at the Old Gleaner.
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Aer
Havin
Pei
Bet
Tedrow
Bob Ford
Inter class track meet reflects Freshman talent and Juniors lacking
The inter class meet near the end of the school day featured events like 440 yd, 100 yd, 220 yd dashes and field events. Winners are listed for several events but many results show no clear victors. The Meet highlighted rich Freshman talent, with weaker turnout from Sophomores and Juniors. A note on local obituary for Martin N Worley accompanies the items.
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Te Wan Ai
Tima
Fuston
Geer Stevens
Dash O. Short
A. Gype
K. Kaiser
C. Stevens
E. Mohr
Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway at Princess Theatre
A mixed ad and note page describes the film Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway with Charles Ray as Kid Burns, opening at the Princess Theatre May 13 14, and previews earlier Broadway productions. It includes theater notes, a bread advertisement for Wauseon Maid, gift corn relief appeals, and an advisory on a large barn fire near Tedrow.
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New Rochelle
New York City
Kid Burns
Hmself
Broadway
Charles Ray
Los Angeles
Mr. Ray
Princess Theatre
Mth
George Min
Victor Moore
George M. Cohan
Fulton County Farm Bureau
Avery
Weber and
Buttermore
Fulton County Holsteins in the Holstein Friesian Breeder List
In a compiled report by Rev. Malcolm H. Gardner from Deliven and the Holstein-Frexian society, Fulton County Holsteins are listed with purebred registered cows. Records show seven day milk yields of up to 6648 lbs and butter fat around 18,765 lbs, under ownership of Spring, Porter, Robinson, and Frantz with Dairy Division supervision at the College of Agriculture.
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Malcolm H. Gardner
Deliven
America
Don
Wauseon
Tedrow
Edwin
Frantz
Delta
Countess
Canary
Spring
Robinson
Tedrer Kurndyke DeKol
Amsdale Daisy Maid
Johanna
New York State
College of Agriculture
State College
Swanton School Board Meets Highlights May 4
The regular school board session discussed bills and senior graduation lists. Supt Bowsher reported most teachers plan to return next year with several applicants still to interview. Swanton prepares for the County Sunday School Convention June 7 and 8 with Ohio official Arnold presenting.
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Supteigen
Bowsher
van Horn
Bennett
Scheld
Miss
Elias Wyse 1854 1921 Fulton County educator and church member
Elias Wyse born August 8 1854 in German Township Fulton County Ohio son of John and Sarah Wyse pursued farming taught at Bryan and Valparaiso Normal Schools and Ohio Wesleyan University. Married Rosetta Giga June 5 1879. they had six children. Active Methodist. valued integrity and community service. Died May 5 1921 at age 66. funeral May 7 Elmira church.
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Martin N. Worley
Cornelius VI D
Mary A. Worley
Placamin
Somerset County
Newseer Row
Ohio
11Th
Ohio Uight” Artillery
Little Sandusky
Columbus
Mary E. Flubart
Millersby
Wayne County
Union
Emma Dessie
Toledo
Frank
Sophine Bele
Clarence
Porter
E Mohr
Worley
Tedrow
Stevens
Pteh
Dedrow
Pet
Piscus
van Allie Worley
Robinson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wauseon
Grand Army
Ae Eee
Jacob Worley
Marion
Samuel A. Worley
Diroit
Mich
Martin
Elias Wye
John
Sarah Wyse
German Township
Fulton County
Bryan and
Valparaiso Normal
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware Ohio
Rosetta Giga
Wilbur
Ines
Arthur
Rosetta
Lloyd
Mabel
Fulton
Henry
Methodist Scopal Church
Burlington
Elmira M. 2
Frank Money
West
Johnson Cemetery
Elmirat
Junior Senior Banquet Delightfully Held at School
The annual Junior Senior banquet occurred last Friday in the school building. Juniors staged a fine event to honor the seniors with a large decorated lower hall, a six piece orchestra, and a formal dinner served by junior mothers. Miss Lucile Hart presided as toastmistress and dancing followed with games for non-dancers, creating a lively, party like atmosphere. The occasion drew praise from faculty, the School Board, and attendees with May 6 noted as a memorable date.
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Joe Schiool
Occa~sion
Aining
Lucile Hart
Rome
Williams-Pulton track meet and oratorical contest preview
Richard Outealt places second while the seniors prepare for the Williams-Pulton meet at Wauseon next Friday. Bryan Heise leads the Pigtage paper staff as plans unfold. Juniors boast an eight page pamphlet for their banquet. Friday May 13 includes a Child Conservation League event and civil service exam notice.
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Williams-Pulton
Wauseon Next Ee
Seon
Wauseen
Child Conservation League
Civil Service
Pont
Governor Shelby’s pig joins War of 1812 tale in militia lore
Stories recount a pig mascot tied to a Mounted Volunteer unit under Kentucky Governor Isaac Shelby. The animal reportedly attached itself to troops marching toward Canada during the 1813 campaign, described amid Perry’s Lake Erie victory and the broader Thames and Fort Malden actions.
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Canada
Mountany
Barclay
Lake Oeon
Harrison
Little Island
Fort Malden
Ansherstburg
Sele
The
Thames
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Pearl Helfrick
Bert Jennings
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Tom Miller
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Clark Richer
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Phil Steinbrecher
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Harmon Gatche
C. Merillat
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County Sunday School Convention
Arts T. Arnold
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Young Peoples Congress
Imemiyr
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