Court House News from Swanton and area court actions
Probate filings show estate matters including Benjamin Todd William Barton and Ira Hartman with partial accounts and hearings continued. Guardianships for Charles Todrow and William Harmon, sales and appraisements filed, and money-only actions. State of Ohio cases include Baykowski Hollis Metcalf and Weber with warrants, divorces, alimony, and fines as proceedings proceed.
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Paul Borek
Swanton
Eaelana Grace A. A. Girdham
Albert Nugent
Delta
Miriam First
Wauseon
Benjamin Todd
William Barton
William Harmon
A. Hartman
Tober
P.boda
Tate
Ventory
Daniel Snyder
F. B
Ira A. Hartman
Appli- Pawler
Rete Ee
Ellenwood
Frederic der
Cal Ae
Va Roy
Guilford Et al
Mary Berry
State of Ohio
Vern Parney
Marinda Hollis
Goo. Hollis
Clarence Emanitiont
Weber Vn
Toba Va
Harold Methensian
Clarence Weber
Iorne
Lees
Marriage Licenses for Geo Kasten and Ethel Cole Swanton
Geo Kasten a 22 year old laborer of Swanton marries Ethel Cole of Swanton. Hark G Mason a farmer of Mo rent and Bernice Brammer of 19 Oak Shade are also named in the marriage license listing.
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Geo
Kasten
Swanton
Ethel Cole
Hark
G. Mason
Morent
Bernice Brammer
Oak Shade
Sundown Of Years Mark Phillips 101st Birthday Honored
Mr Mark Phillips, Fulton County oldest citizen, celebrated his 101st birthday last Wednesday. Born October 1820 in Theddlethorland he married Mary Ann Feria in 1851. He lived with two daughters since his wife’s death about two decades ago, and has a son in Seattle. The piece also discusses selling a town and civic booster advice, plus Methodist Church announcements and a note about Mr Bancroft as a speaker.
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Mark Phillips
la Township
Phillipe
Theddlethorland
Mary Ann Feria
America
Pantlipe
Cone Son
Seattle
Washington
Fulton County
Normal Winter Expected to Reduce Corn Ear Worms
Ohio State University's T H Parks notes corn ear worms were abundant this fall but unlikely next year. The milder 1920 winter allowed some pests to survive in Ohio, with true corn borers found only in counties bordering Lake Erie. The ear worm measures about half an inch, feeding interior to the ear, unlike the European corn borer which exits from the center.
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T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Ohio
Parks
Lake Erie
Profitable Year For Trappers In Coming Season
Summer heat records signal a harsh winter and better fur prices for trappers. Old-time trappers plan now as fur markets recover from a 1926 spike. Dealers report low raw fur stock and urge renewed trapping for a strong season ahead. PoCAHONTAS WEST VIRGINIA KENTUCKY OHIO coals on yards and price quotes by phone 400.
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Fulton County
Pocahontas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Expanding Service and Lighting Extends Across Rural Areas
The Toledo and Indiana Railroad Company lines from Stryker are expanding to serve Archbold Pettisville Wauseon Delta Swanton Molland Suburban Acres Tedrow Elmira West Unity Alvordton Pioneer Kunkle Melbern Egerton Williams Center Eden Bryansport Ney Farmer and more. Most service is 60 cycles except Stryker Swanton Pettisville Elmira and Holland with 25 cycles. Output runs about 650000 kilowatts monthly with capacity for 400 kilowatts and easy expansion to 60 cycles as demand grows.
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Ehee/ tric
Toledo
Indiana
R. R. Co
Weir
Stryker
Archbold
Pettisville
Wauseon
Delta
Swanton
Molland
To- Vwdo
Tedrow
Elmira
West Unity
Alvordton
Pioneer
Kunkle
West
Melbern
Egerton
Williams Center
Eden
Bryansport
Ney
Farmer
Holland
Sis
Butler
Shorts and Middlings at Toledal Fall Meeting
A fragmented local notice hints at plant trials and seed sales at the Toledal Fall meeting. It records talks on farm relations, seed potato yields, and officials’ comments, with references to hats, walls, and a sermon-like address on strength. It notes October events and fur bearing open season dates, reflecting rural life details in a shared community paper.
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Cea
Ieee Aeeero Oe
Knapp
West Millgrove
Burrison and Funkhouser Bros
Whitaker Shadle Funeral Notices Legacy of Ottokee Couple
Mrs. Ann Whitaker Shadle born September 12 1842 in Kuron County Ohio died 1921 aged 79 years 27 days at East Oak Street home She married Allen Shadle August 9 1862 and lived on Elm Tree farm near Ottokee for nearly 50 years They later moved to Wauseon Funeral held Wednesday at 1:00 pm at the house with interment in Ottokee Attended by Women's Relief Corps and Pythian Sisters.
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Ann Whitaker Shadle
David and
Sarah (Himes) Whitaker
Kuron County
Ohio
East Oak Street
Whitaker
Ottokee
Allen Shadle
Elm Tree
Wauseon
Joseph Allen Shadle
Wey
Bepore
John
Amos
Ruth
Women’s Relief Corps
Pythian Sisters
Train Service East Restored Amid Road Work Report
A long fragment details restoration of eastbound Train No. 2 service, discussing concrete road work west of a town, mail service changes and contractors from Detroit under Rev War era context. It references Wauseon and Sandusky regions, 1782 correspondence, and local officials noting road quality and maintenance needs.
Toledo Congregational Association Meeting Discusses Alfalfa Research
Fragmented OCR notes show a Toledo gathering seeking an alfalfa strain resistant to leaf spot for Ohio growers. The text mentions a Revolutionary War era boat, road projects near Delta, and various names and fragments, indicating a mixed transcription of church, agricultural, and historical items.
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LaBoetteaux and Hayes
Toledo
Delta
Cornwallis
Baby
Uito
Wooster
Salt County
Vellic
Evangelical Church Assuy Ke
Thomas Williams
Detroit
Abraham
Ohio
Lord
Girty
William Arundel
Lower Sandusky
Quebeck
Shifting Sands Demand Publish Letter on Columbus Ties
A reader criticizes a Republican figure for evasive statements about a letter related to Fulton County politics. The caller demands publication of the Columbus letter to reveal its true purpose and urges the public to judge its intent and connections to the political situation.
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Kenyon
Columbus
Fulton
The Clothing Store Tailor and Its Alteration Dept
The alteration department in women shops is vital for the suit to retain its reputation and fit. Poor tailoring can ruin a garment and endanger the firm, as underarm seams and shoulder adjustments are crucial to achieve proper lines. A careless tailor can become a liability on the books and threaten the firm’s fate if alterations are neglected.
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Weman
Poultry Experts Visit Wauseon for Local Survey
Mrs. Rigsby Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Mann will be in Wauseon for a survey of poultry raised in the vicinity. They will discuss culling feeding moulting hens and other poultry problems, calling on local raisers to engage with expert guidance enabled by E. F. Hungon Co.
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E. F. Hungon|1 Co
Novel suggestion counsels wives to feed husbands like pets
A wauseon adviser claims marriage success depends on diet similar to feeding a rat. Dean Mary Sweeney of Michigan cultural college uses rat cooking in class to teach domestic harmony, stating women who please the rodent also please husbands. She notes many students marry within three years and only one in 125 faces serious divorce afterward.
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Wauseon
Mary Sweeney
Oe Roman
Hoa
Michigan ‘Cultural College
Dean Sweeney
Child Conservation League Meeting Discusses Dress and Modesty
On October 14 1921 the Child Conservation League hosts a discussion led by Sen C Ren Miley about whether modern dress trends foster immodesty in girls and licentiousness in inmates. Hostess Chloe Edgar Paper. The event covers suitable attire and good manners amid the debate.
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Chloe Edgar
Sen cRen Miley
Lesson Enough Warns Against Surrendering Sea to Foreigners
Hudson Maxim told an Atlantic City audience that American merchant marine must be built up to aid the navy and protect trade. He warned against surrendering the sea to foreign competitors and urged support for domestic woolen underwear prices from Harrison and Funkhouser Bros.
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Hudson Maxim
Atlantic City
Leesen
Township Farm Bureau Meetings Schedule
Township Farm Bureau meetings will be held the week of October 17 to discuss this year’s work and next year’s projects. All members should attend and bring remarks. Schedule includes Chesterfield School House October 17 Royalton Church October 18 Pike Grange October 19 Fulton Grange October 20 Franklin Zone October 21.
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Chesterfield
School House
Royalton
Church
Lyons
Pike
Grange
Fulton Grange
Franklin
Zone
Unemployed ahead: Tribune to map winter jobs locally
The Tribune asks every out of work resident to submit name address and phone to form an unemployment inventory under a request by the President. The list will not be published and will be shown only to those seeking labor to aid in placing workers for the coming winter.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Wauseon
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