Carey Lecture Course Seeks Support For Next Season
Members met Monday night to arrange the Carey lecture course season. W V Harrison of Ridpath Bureau attended. Homer Thrall was elected President J D Ewing Secretary and I L Culler Treasurer. A guarantors committee was named Dr J D Southward and W R Kurtz. Advertising committee members include W J Newhard E B Kurtz and I L Culler. Attractions for the season were chosen and will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Newhard
E. B. Kurtz
I. L. Culler
Regular meeting closes season at Henry home
In a Monday night gathering at Mr and Mrs D C Henry's home the 1907 08 season's last regular meeting drew good attendance. Mrs S B Chesebrough spoke on Appomattox and M B Smith on The Signal Service. Mrs Harshbarger read a story and Prof Nowlan an original tale The Haunted Farm. Officers for the coming season include President Co W McGill Vice President Mrs M B Smith Secretary Miss Stella Nye Treasurer Mrs Jacob Hilty with a program committee headed by McGill Constien Nowlan Zint Hilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Henry
S. B. Chesebrough
Appomattox
M. B. Smith
the Signal Service
Harshbarger
Nowlan
W. McGill
M. B Smith
Stella Nye
Jacob Hilty
McGill
A. E. Constien
A. J. Nowlan
J. J. Zint
City Beautiful on Main Street Plants Red Geranium Beds
Residents from the public square to Clay Street agree to set out beds of red geraniums on the lawn area between sidewalk and street. The effort aims to beautify the street and may inspire others to imitate, possibly sparking friendly competition to create the best appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Clay Street
Death of Philip Remlinger in Wyandot County
Philip Remlinger former resident of Kirby died at his son in law’s home near Carey on April 9 at 11 p.m. Cause was dropsy and heart trouble. Born October 27 1828 in Loraine France he was 79 years 5 months and 12 days old. He came to the United States at nineteen and married Margaret Yocum of New Washington in 1860. They lived in Wyandot County since 1881 after living in New Washington. His wife died nineteen years ago. Ten children survived including daughters and sons in Upper Sandusky Lima Kirby and near Carey. One son Francis died young. Remlinger’s funeral was held Monday at St Mary’s church with Rev Joseph Gerz officiating. interment in St Mary’s cemetery. Six sons in law served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Remlinger
Kirby
John E. Fox
Carey
Loraine
France
Margaret Yocum
New Washington
Wyandot
Francis
Lafayette M. Remlinger
Near Carey
P. H. Gaster
O. J. Gaster
John Remlinger
Upper Sandusky
Philip Oelberg
W. C. T. U. Holds Meeting and Plans Saturday Market
The W C T U met Friday at United Brethren parsonage with strong attendance. President Mrs H R Felker led, Rev Williams prayed, and readings included Matthew 18. A Saturday market was decided to raise funds. Discussions covered The Ohio Messenger, contests, and child labor in mills and factories. Ruth Bailey gave a Little Blossoms recitation. Mrs Dow read the Nashville convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Parsonage
H. R. Felker
Williams
Ohio Messenger
Union
Emma O'Brien
S. H. Bailey
M. C. Reynolds
Ruth Bailey
Nashville
Tenon
Dow
Card of Thanks for Our Little Daughter
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during sickness and death. Grateful for those who sang and brought floral offerings. Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. van Buren
City Council Minutes Record Budget and Damages from Ditch Blasting
The City Council met last Monday with Mayor Chambers and Clerk Stahl present along with seven members. Bills approved include labor, gas, bonds, hauling dirt and garbage, and library books. blasting for a ditch at W A Perkins’ mill caused roof damage and the city will cover repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Stahl
Messrs Dame
Pahl
Jacoby
Hart
Herbert
Kear
J. F. Brown
Logan Nat. Gas & Fuel Co
Brary
Peoples’ Bank
J. Vogel
W. Weeks
Chas
W. Brayton
Hunter
Drake
Wm. Donaldson
Ed Gibbs
W. A. Perkins
Woman sustains broken arm after kitchen fall contest
Mrs. Mary Jenet had a serious accident last Sunday after returning from church. She stepped on a board to reach for paper, it slipped, and she fell, breaking the small bone above the right wrist. Dr. Zeis reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jenet
Zeis
Arrest in Lytle theft case leads to grand jury indictment
Marshall Gibbs arrested L D Clark on Friday in Manton for stealing money from Mrs. Henderson Lytle. Clark was arraigned, bound over to court, then indicted by a special grand jury. He pleaded guilty before Judge Babst and faces sentence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Gibbson
Manton
L. D. Clark
Henderson Lytle
Babst
Arbor Day Observed By City Schools
Arbor Day activities planned in city schools include exercises open to the public and a tree planting at the west end school house. Also reported is the death of Florence Nelle Van Buren, ten months old, at the West Main home of Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Van Buren. Funeral held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Rev. E L Spaid led scripture readings and remarks. Mrs. I L Caller Miss Zenith Montague and pianist Gladys Kennerley performed. Interment at Spring Grove cemetery with pallbearers Gladys Nichols Ada Nichols Persis Newhard Laura Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Florence Nelle
R. C. van Buren
West Main Street
E. L. Spaid
I. L. Caller
Zenith Montague
Gladys Kennerley
Spring Grove Cemetery
Gladys
Ada Nichols
Persis Newhard
Laura Hoff
Sincere thanks for kindness during sickness and death
We express our heartfelt gratitude to all who offered help and comfort during the illness and passing of our father, Philip Remlinger of Remlinger Maine, and Mrs. John Fox. Your sympathy and support meant a great deal to us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rem
Egg setting advertisement for Brown Leghorn hens
Full blooded Brown Leghorn eggs offered at fifty cents per setting. 5-7 Mrs. J. W. Jordan, Vanlue, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jordan
Vanlue
For Sale Goods and Contact Details
For Sale. Five Poland China bears Pedigreed stock. Three Poland China sows. Four Ferretts. Peter Shultz 5-21 Adrian, O. Phone 4160. Rev J A Sellers was the guest for a few days last week of his sister Mrs Eli Hackenberger. His home is at McComb.
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Poland
China
Peter Shultz
Adrian, O
J. A. Sellers
Eli Hackenberger
McComb
Bans Published at Our Lady of Consolation Church
The bans of Frank Buff and Nora Schira were published for the first time at Our Lady of Consolation church last Sunday. Also published for the first time were the bans of William Petter of Upper Sandusky and Philomena Doppler of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buff
Nora Schira
Our Lady of Consolation Church
William Petter
Upper Sandusky
Philomena Doppler
Carey
Vanlue Band Benefit Chicken Supper at Westcott Hall
A chicken supper will be held at Westcott hall Vanlue on Saturday night April 18 to aid the Vanlue band. Supper will be ready at five o'clock with a 15 cent price. The band performs at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcott Hall
Vanlue
Merle Dow to Wed St Louis Lady Today
Merle Dow will marry a St. Louis woman today. His brother Ralph has traveled to attend the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Dow
St. Louis
Ralph
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