City Council Holds Meeting and Pays Bills
Present council members led by Mayor Wonder and Clerk Angus approved numerous bills and discussed street improvements on Muncie and West streets. The meeting followed a two week gap with no sessions, and the mayor reported July fines and licenses totaling 34.00 plus various small sums.
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Wonder
Angus
Pahl
Ryder
Heck
E. J. Sanner
H. B. Keller
Teidgiaett
Huston & Paul
Book Binding Co
C. J. Krupp
Jones
Elza Jacobs
Baker Taylor Co
Joseph E. Myers
W. H. Snyder
Mdse
National Lime & Stone Co
Stone
J. A. Gibbs
Alfa Telephone Co
Sunday Creek Coal Co
J. F. Brown
Don Clinger
F_ Bissell Co
Hopkins Co
Modern Iron Co
W. G. Nagel Co
R. G. Spencer
Muncie Street
Mainstreet
Spencer
West Street
Big Turnout At Second Weekly Concert At Water Works Park
A large Sunday crowd near 2000 gathered at Water Works Park for the Carey Moose Band concert. Autos from Wesley Patterson to J. W. Powell lines the park as families enjoyed the lively evening from 6:30 to 9:30 with ice cream stands and a bustling fountain scene. Plans for a third concert by the Sycamore Ladies Band are announced for next Sunday.
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Water Works Park
Wesley Patterson
J. W. Powell
Carey Moose
Charle Carr
W. B. Hoff
Edward Gunther
Carey
Sycamore Ladies
Carey Water Works Park
Man Arrest Warrant Follows Desperate Dayton Salesman
Fred McNad a Davis Sewing Machine Co salesman from Dayton spent a week in town with wife and child renting rooms at Mrs Hiram Smith. He collected 40 from a sale then sent his wife to Chicago for a seriously ill mother. The party moved via Vanlue Findlay Lima and Chicago where police traced tickets and baggage. McNad was detained then freed after his horse and wagon were recovered.
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Fred McNad
McNad
Davis Sewing Machine Co
Dayton
Hiram Smith
Dunlap’s
Ins
Vanlue
Chicago
LaRae
Lima
Hs Family
Varey
Chiago
Darts Company
Lytle
Big Four
Township Board Defends Uniform Textbook Action at Meeting
Monday night the Township Board of Education passed several bills. A representative of the American Book Co. tried to prove the board’s adoption of uniform textbooks illegal, but clerk Ful Livingston produced records that established the action’s legality. County Superintendent J. H. Grove and District Superintendent A. O. Suber attended.
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American Book Co
Ful
Livingston
J. H. Grove
A. O. Suber
Carey Times Emphasizes High Class Job Printing
The Carey Times highlights its premium printing services for upscale jobs. It positions itself as a source of quality typography and refined production for discerning customers seeking standout documents.
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The
Carey Times
Valentine theatre treasurer wed Harriet Sutphen Chanel
Edward S. Chanel treasurer of the Valentine theatre married Harriet Sutphen Sutphen Chanel in a noon ceremony at St Francis de Sales cathedral. Rev Father Johnson read the rites. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon then Hudson River trip and will reside in Cleveland with Chanel's Lake Shore Electric Co position.
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Edward S. Chanel
Valentine Theatre
Benedict
Harriet Moorman
Toledo Blade
Chanel
Harriet Sutphen
Carey
James Sutphen
Cleveland
Lake Shore Electric Co
W. C. T. U. Elects Officers
The local W. C. T. U. elected officers at the Friday meeting. Elza Jacobs was named president and J. C. Dow as vice president. Jacob Hilty became corresponding secretary while Lawrence Cook is recording secretary. L. G. Ranger was chosen treasurer. Cook to serve as state convention delegate at Day ton. C. Smith alternate. A public meeting for initiators services and new member welcome is planned for August 21 at Moonenaro All White Raphoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renshler
Elza Jacobs
J. C. Dow
Jacob Hilty
Lawrence Cook
L. G. Ranger
Cook
Dayton
C. Smith
Mooenaro
All White Raphoners
Wyandot County notes drift through a busy week
Judge grants divorce in Kinley case. Contracts debated for cement foundation. Three women celebrate nine decades in Upper Sandusky. Firemen excursion to Cedar Point, budget hearings demanded, and road congress delegates named. Motorcycle crashes, burgh events, and local business moves fill Wyandot County items.
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Close
Fred Kinley
Pha Kinley
Thesday
Nawarddd
Shyder & Keller
Upper Sandusky
Thei
Cedar Point
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Detroit
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Carey Auto Sales Company
Scott McKinnon
Street Commiss
Siongree
Atte
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Tyre
Walter’ Updegratt
Shears
Whee Gandleda Me Eayeraten
Les Trustees
Crawford Township
Foller
Ed Maelley
Shue
Robert Drake
Jacob Nurager
Befee
Aan
Brown
Electric Telephone Company
Carey, Ohio
Mindliers and Products
Township Board of Education
Toledo
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Lovell
Karg
Judge Close
Martin
Oakland
California
Clerk of Elections
Col. O. B. Ellis
Sycamore
Fred Colmery
Texas
San Benito
Brownsville
Pred Karg
Fred Frazier
McEwen
Delaplane
Flora M. Thomas
Wyandot Common Pleas Court
Thomas Hunter
Fardlay
George Mott
Jacob
Alton Gregg
Wyandot County
A. F J. Kenneriey
Saa
Incienti
H. Owen
Scioto-Harrison Trail
Thomas H. Houpt
Findlay
M. W. Gibson
McCutchenville
Moser
Zach Brinkerhoff
Sandusky
Lousiana
Brinkerhoff
Shreveport
Bankerhall Place
Caroline Dolan
Tancaster
Hom
Albert van Hoyle
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