Debtors Urged to Settle with Mrs Pennington
Call and settle all debts owed to the undersigned Mrs H. M. Pennington. Immediate action requested to secure payment.
11 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
1
Call and settle all debts owed to the undersigned Mrs H. M. Pennington. Immediate action requested to secure payment.
William J. Mullins of Lutz & Schramm oversaw cucumbers season preparations with new tankage, flexible deadlines, and open evenings. The Oak Harbor area anticipates growth and local jobs, while churches and social events reflect community updates and notable incidents across town.
A 1901 dispatch from Scott Tong in Pila Lagwua Province details Private Harry D Harding of Co L 8th Infantry who vanished after borrowing a revolver. A letter alleged to be from Harding claims capture by insurgents led by Calles, asking for his mother’s photo and pay. The missive is verified as his handwriting, stirring questions about desertion and loyalties.
The council met with mayor Hart and officials approving numerous payments to waterworks and street crews. New councilmen George Ash Isaac Johnson and Charles Dame were inducted, with H. K. Pierce as assessor and A. J. Frederick as water works trustee.
Roy England is on the sick list. Mrs Wm Platt spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs A A Cole. Frank Brayton of Ft Wayne Ind spent the week with R P Ward and family. The Ladies Aid society held a social at the M E parsonage. The township Sunday school convention will be held at Wharton CU church on Friday April 12. Roy Drew of Blanchard spent Sunday in Wharton. Mrs Geo Secrist and son Paul spent Sunday with friends in Houck town. George Walter and family Sunday with Frank Walter. The funeral of the child of Mr and Mrs Spindler of Findlay was held at the home of Mr Bonset Sunday. Mrs H Cole and daughter Clara spent Thursday with Mrs MaryMorehirt. Charles Reynolds wife and daughter Mary and A Snyder and family spent Sunday with Peter Cole and wife. About forty neighbors and friends of Rev AM Virden gathered at the parsonage Saturday evening for a surprise. supper followed and Mr Virden and Mr Moses Kear entertained with stories of the south. Glen Wickiser gave a recitation What they did at the parsonage. Mr and Mrs C Cross of Wharton spent Sunday with JT A Thoms. Easter entertainment at the M E church was largely attended with a grand program.
Make arrangements now for a summer vacation with special low rate personally conducted excursions via the Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The 1901 exposition runs May to November in Buffalo with one admission for both shows. Call agents or write C. F. Daly Gen Pass Agt Indianapolis Ind for full particulars.
North Ridge reports D Ray visiting S B Newcomer on Sunday. J P Dickey closed his school the prior Friday with a well rendered program and a likely dinner. Reverends Deary Robinson and Dickey and wives dined with S B Newcomer. Edd Criger and wife moved to N Steen’s vacated farm. Funeral of N Steen’s infant son held at Evangelical church with Rev L H Dickey officiating. interment Hickory Grove cemetery. Mrs I Rau and Viola visit Dupont Continental and McComb. O P Thomas injured when beard struck her face breaking two teeth. Miss Sadie Newcomer ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Masters Clyde Walter Gillingham and Grace Wisner visited J I Wisner’s. Rumor of a neighborhood wedding. Ezra Pressnell employed by Copley for spring and summer. Leroy Wonder was kicked by a horse but not seriously injured.
Special one way Colonist tickets to many California points go on sale March 5 12 19 26 and April 2 9 16 28 30 1901 from Big Four Route points. For full schedules rates and tickets call or write Warren J. Lynch W P Deppe Geo P T A Asst GP&T A Cincinnati Ohio Rowalt's displays the latest ladies shoes in Carey.
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