City Council Proceedings Reported in Regular Session
Council met with Mayor McClure presiding. Bills approved include coal costs, labor, materials, and utilities totaling several dollars. Residents Long and Altwater requested a drain on High street. health notices ordered for weed abatement on Frederick street lots 36 37 38. Meeting adjourned to August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cougeil
McClure
Wer
Steady
Henry
Harshberger
New Chambers
Blue
Ranger
Board of Public Affairs
U. S. Coal Co
M. Gottfried
Aloading
Jas. B. Clow & ‘Sons
Nix ‘Lead
C. ‘Carr
Myron Greek
Vv. S. Chesebrough
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Frank Chesebrough
Kokege Bros
J. B. Scoarse
Ralph McKinnon
Lloyd Luce
Carey
Crawford Township
Logan Gas Co
C. Dietelbach
Snyder Lumber Co
National Lime & Stone Co
Ash & Hook
Carry Electric Telephone Co
Cc. C. Carr
D. Spear
Peter Long
George Altwater
Bids Opened for Carey Road Resurfacing Project
Bids for resurfacing a section of Carey road north of Lovell were opened at the courthouse under Deputy State Highway Commissioner W. E. Martin. Bids ranged from 1 358 to 134 104.82 with an estimate of 138 532.10. awards pending state highway commissioner decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
W. E. Martin
Carey Road
Lovell
Arthur I. Berg
Dorsey Dostruction Co
Findlay
H B
Chautauqua Group Names 1920 Officers and Committees
The Chautauqua organization names C. X. Diller as president with H. G. Chambers as vice president A. D. Stevenson as secretary and H. H. Heck as treasurer for 1920. Committees are Advertising H. F. Graves and others. Arrangement by Graves Kurtz and Wesley Patterson. Entertainment by C. C. Kisselle and clergy. Tickets led by J. D. Ewing and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
C. X. Diller
H. G. Chambers
A. D. Stevenson
H. H. Heck
A. F. Byers
C F. Sutter
J. F. Shuman
E. B. Kurtz
H. F. Graves
W. R. Kurtz
Wesley Patterson
C. C. _ Kisselle
J. M. Shimer
Rev
E. Luther Spaid
J. D. Ewing
E. C. Harshberger
E.S. Burson
Ira McKinnon
Elza Jacobs
T. W. McClure
Crawford-Ridge Board Sells Bonds for Martin School Reconstruction
The Crawford Ridge Board of Education sold bonds worth 5000 to First National Bank at par plus accrued interest. Bids for rebuilding the Martin school house after last spring wind damage were opened. Snyder Lumber Co. submitted the sole bid of 3683.40 for material and 1202.50 for labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge Board of Education
Martin
First National Bank
Snyder Lumber Co
Poverty Run Reunion Posts Low Attendance at Carey Park
Only 50 people attended the Poverty Run school reunion held at Carey Park last Saturday. Guests included Mrs Lucretia Burns and daughter Leona of Albion Michigan Mr and Mrs B E S Trubey of Jackson Michigan and Miss Myrtle Hare of Beatrice Nebraska. A fine dinner was served but due to the small turnout the reunion was suspended indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Run
Carey Park
Lucretia Burns
Leona
Awion
Mich
BE S. Trubey
Jackson
Myrtle Hare
Beatrice
Ned
Waterbound road repairs and region updates across Wyandot
County residents report road repairs on the Waterbound road between Lovell and Carey. Upper Sandusky thermometer hit 94. Various local events include weddings, deaths, a hatchery plan, a fatal farm accident, and council efforts against nuisances. Buildings, bridges, and budget matters feature in county updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Crawford District
Porehhouse
Hiram Shafter
Sycamore
Harvest Festival Planned in Carey with Committees Named
Carey's Harvest Festival and Home Coming is assured with a September time target. A Tuesday meeting appointed committees for arrangements finance concessions advertising entertainment premiums farm produce domestic science and arts stock decoration and more with tents along the business section for exhibits and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
I. G. Huston
S. M. Ranger
George Reis
Fred Thome
James Shuman
J. M. Reinhart
W. L. Lindsay
J. D. Ewing
Urban Kokenge
C. C. Kisgelle
Bert Redmond
BE. C. Harshberger
W. D. Goble
A. T. McGown
H. E. Fetters
E. B. Kurtz
C. C. Ruittick
H. I. Graves
I. L. Culler
C. D Smith
F. A. Galbroner
E.S. Burson
H. L. Tracy
W. Z. Campbell
Fred Lytle
D. E. Geiger
Ww. H. Phelps
P. J. Miller
C. X. Diller
C. F. Sutter
R. BE. Neu
H. B. Keller
W. J. Newhard
W. J. Powell
Mark Karr
Ralph Kurtz
F. N. Sahira
R. C. van Buren
C. I. Kessler
Henry
C. M. Beitler
A. Stevenson
D. C. Henry
A. Ringlein
J. T. Myers
A. H. Kemerley
J. A. Newcomer
C. M. Wenner
Porter Hendricks
Brayton Davis
Reunion of the Fourth Ohio Veterans in Marion
C M Beisler attended a Fourth Ohio reunion in Marion with about 300 veterans present. From Co K only about 50 remain, many dying after war exposure. Beisler carried a greeting from Col W L Curry, early Fourth Ohio colonel and longtime associate of the editor in Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Béisler
Marion
Fourth
Ohio
Co. K
Beitler
W.l.curry
Col. Curry
Marysville
Grand Army Post
City council weighs electric plant financing and bonds
The council postponed a decision on the electric proposition Monday night amid rumors that industrial users may supply a $20,000 loan for Findlay, with a bond sale planned to finance rebuilding. If the loan falls through, the contract for the local plant will be let to end the suspense. Citizens favor modern electric service regardless of source.
Mull Riegle Corfam an Reunion at Riverside Park Findlay
The twenty fifth reunion of the Mull Riegle and Corfman families will be held at Riverside Park Findlay Ohio on Wednesday August 25. R M Mull President M V RIEGLE Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull, Riegle
Card of Thanks from Hickle Family
Card thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement. Gratitude extended to the minister and choir and those who furnished aid. From Mrs. G. D. Hickle and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulos
G. D. Hickle
Carey Defeated by Bucyrus Bucyrus in Carey Baseball Game
The Allen Motor Works of Bucyrus defeated Carey 11 to 4 in a Sunday game at Carey. Bucyrus led early with a second inning double and later triples and singles, while Carey tallied four runs. The box score lists players, hits, and errors, with Sharock earning the win and Greer the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Motor Works
Carey Tires
Bucyrus
Carey
Ulmer
Neiter
Greer
Chesebrough
Myers
Campbell
Sopher
Shortstop
England
Donelson
Bucy- Bucyrus
Melcalf
Curtis
Haspy
J. Sharock
G. Wagner
Reynolds
Gardner
Snavely
C. Sharock
Metcalf
G Wagner
Sharock
C Wagner
C. Wagner
Miss Elizabeth Rader Leaves Carey for Cleveland Home
Longtime Carey milliner Miss Elizabeth Rader moves to Cleveland to live with her niece Mrs. A W Weigel after forty years running her own millinery business. She will be remembered as a community figure who began dressmaking in 1869 and operated over Si mr minors shop and later over the post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rader
Cleveland
A. W. Weigel
Miss Rader
Carey
Mary Strahan
As Columbus Hospital
Simionis’ Grocery
W. R. Kurtz
Lizzie
Old Town
Chas. Lindower
Miss” Rader
Times
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Overland
Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz
Our Optical Service
Neu Optical & Jewelry Co
R. E. Neu
Council
Chautauqua Organization
Carey Chapter
Royal Arch
Don Delaplane
Corine Shroth
Tiffin
Monroe
Milton Cook
McCutchenville
Ruth Bowen
Mifflin Township
Walter McLain
Jackson Township
J W. Byers
M. H. Kear
Wharton
Albert Kirby
Harry D. Hale
Newark Tribune
G. W. Hale
Mary Bowman
Newark
Koli Brothers
James Dysinger
Denver Dysinger
Oakland
Ellen Mattison
Upper
Sandusky
Symore
Sycamore Council
C. D. Simons
Delphos
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hocking Wall
Simons
Wyan
C. D. Hare
Budget Commission
Wyandot County
Motday
W. P. Reile
Edwin Billhardt
A. K. Hall
Helen McBeth
Nevada
Thomas McClain
Pitt
Townsip
L. B. ‘Small
William Mohn
Rosier & Kenner
McGutchenville
Mérion ‘C. “Bland
Ronk
Crane Township
Roberts Supply Co
Lima
Trautwein
Edwin J. Brown
Children's Home
Lucas County
H. H. Newell
Gertrude Garvin
Ruth Sorin
George Ash
C. C. Kisselle
J. D Ewing
G. Spencer
Collet
Alonzo Ogg
Frank Emerike
G. A . Kemerley
FF. L. Moyer
Harry Hosafros
A. L. Arnold
Ekleberry Bros
George Beaschley
C C Hreck
Jed Riester
M. C. Reynolds
J. F. Brown
G. W. Bish
C. C. Simonis
C A. Williams
C. A. Carpenter
Mull-Riegle
Corfman
Atieve
R. M. Mull
M. V. Riegle
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