Surprise Birthday for Mrs. C. C. Hill on Thirty Sixth
A grand party in August honors Mrs. C. C. Hill for her thirty sixth birthday. Guests include John M. Updegraff and family, Marion Beck and spouse, Ernest Beck and spouse and children, N Opper and family, John Opper and family, Katie Pratt and children, Hatt Bish and children, Clarence Baird and family, Forest Bish and spouse and children, Florence Hawes and son, Rosa of Ada, Mary Pratt and child, near Findlay couple C C Hill and wife. A four table dinner preceded watermelon and gifts. Mrs Peer Laird played the organ and songs closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hill
John M. Updegraff
Marion Beck
Ernest Beck
N. Opper
John Opper
Katie Pratt
Hatt Bish
Tiffin
Clarence Baird
Forest Bish
Florence Hawes
Rosa
Ada
Mary
City Council Discusses Sidewalks After Spencer Ditch Finished
City Council members including the mayor and clerk reviewed bills paid to Norwalk Public Library and W H Snyder for sand and labor. They noted 600 feet of 12 inch sewer pipe and telephone costs, with emphasis on sidewalk projects now that the Spencer ditch is completed.
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Stahl
Pahl
Vame
Jacoby
Kear
Herbert
Norwalk Public Library
W. H. Snyder
Robert Drake
Carey-Telephone-Co
Mabel Newhard
Spencer Ditch
Twenty Ninth Kear Family Reunion Held in Upper Sandusky
The twenty ninth annual Kear family reunion was held Thursday at Henry Kear's home in Upper Sandusky. Seventy seven attendees, all related, enjoyed a noon dinner hosted by the ladies. Four surviving brothers were named: Henry Kear, Odell Kear, Milton Kear, and Doctor Kear. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs Wilson Kear, Vice President Frank Halm, and Secretary Treasurer Stella Nye. Next year's reunion will be at Doctor Kear's home.
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Kear
Henry Kear
Upper Sandusky
Odell Kear
Wharton
Milton Kear
Salem Township
Doctor Kear
Wilson Kear
Frank Halm
Stella Nye
Carey
Chesebrough
Riverside Park
S. B. Chesebrough
S. C. Chesebrough
Cunningham
Sarah Shuck
Ditcher Invented by W Scott Smith Near Forest
A new steam ditcher designed for post holes and ditching shows promise after private tests at the foundry. It returns dirt to the trench after tile placement and has a patent application on file in Washington. Andrew Lytle bought half interest. the machine is on display at the foundry.
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W. Scott Smith
Near
Forest
Washington
Andrew Lytle
Resolutions of Respect for Henry R Felker
Carey Lodge No 420 F and A M adopts resolutions honoring Henry R Felker a faithful friend and respected community member who died leaving a widow and family. The notice notes his honesty generosity and kindness and requests publication in The Carey Times and presentation to the family. Adopted August 14 1908.
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Henry R. Felker
Carey Lodge
A. M
Card of Thanks for Mabel Phillips
The Phillips family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during the illness and death of their daughter and sister Mabel. They acknowledge floral offerings from W. J. Phillips and family.
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Mabel
W. J. Phillips
Death of Infant Zechman at Carey Home
Bessie J. Marie Zechman seven months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zechman, died Friday morning at a Carey area home of cholera infantum. Funeral by Rev. QO F M Greene at St. Pauls United Evangelical church. burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Bessie J. Marie Zechman
Raymond Zechman
Carey
QO. F. M. Greene
St. Paul’s United Evangelical Church
Don
Clippers Break Away In 23 to 4 Victory Over Reds
Carey Clippers routed the Lagon da Reds of Springfield 23 to 4 on Sunday at the local diamond north of town. V. Campbell and Mohn hit two bases while Griffith and Schmuck added three base hits. Herzog, Forbes, and Campbell combined on the pitching duties as eleven strikeouts were recorded. Five players left on base per team. Jack Walters umpired.
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Carey Cliippers
Lagonda Reds
Springfield
Clippers
Forbes
Herzdg
C. Campbell
Conners
Healy
Shanahan
Pappert
M. Conners
Q Peatty
TBS
Worbes
Coberly
Herzog
Campbell
Mohn
Griffith
Schmuck
Jack Walters
Resolutions Adopted by Crawford Chapter OES on Loss of Brother Nigh
Crawford Chapter No 168 OES passes heartfelt resolutions mourning the death of brother Henry Nigh. They honor his aid to the needy and his active service, extend sympathy to his family, and pledge to record the resolutions in chapter records and publish notice in the Carey Times Muse.
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Carey Times
Crawford
Henry
Western Ohio Patents Patent List Names Inventors and Firms
Hr E Dunlap of Wheeling W Va reports recent patent grants to Western Ohio inventors including G W Williams and C G Shelby West Mansfield for bed C A Lundgren assigner to National Cash Register Co Dayton driving mechanism for cash registers T J Kehoe Dayton lubricating oil feeder and radiator F L Flusted Hicksville axle lubricator W G Hulthorst assignor to Toledo Cabinet Co Toledo bracket table L E Feghtner assignor to Lima Locomotive & Machine Co Lima valve gear.
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Hr. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Western Ohio
G. W.williams
C. G. Shelby
West Mansfield
Bed
C A. Lundgren
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
T. J. Kehoe
F. L. Flusted
Hicksville
W. G. Hulthorst
Toledo Cabinet Co
Toledo
L. E. Feightner
Lima Locomotive & Machine Co
Lima
Appointment as Administrator in Estate of Charles W. D. Zuck
Notice declares Oscar Zuck appointed and qualified as administrator of the deceased Charles W. D. Zuck of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated August 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. D. Zuck
Charles W. D Zuck
Wyandot County
Ohio
A. D
Oscar Zuck
Dry Run School Holds Second Annual Reunion at Ogg's Grove
Dry Run school plans its second annual reunion at Ogg's Grove on Thursday August 27 1908. All teachers scholars and their families are expected to attend.
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Dry Run School
Ogg’s Grove
Husband a Congregationalist or a Swedenborgian
A reader quotes a Baltimore American snippet asking about a husband’s church, then answers he is a plumber. The exchange highlights casual distinctions in religious labels and domestic roles reflected in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fragmented Journal Quote Sparks Property Debate
A dusty remark from Louisyide Couri's Journal hints at a proposed lattice element within a larger plan. The line raises questions about whether the lattice is part of the proposition and suggests ongoing uncertainty in the commentary.
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Svell
Louisyide Couri
Pewter Hue Technique Described for Brass Casting
A color like pewter can be given to brass by boiling the casting in a solution of two parts cream of tartar with a small amount of tin chloride.
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