46 Years Ago in August 21 1890 York Street News
York Street ladies gave Rev Clover's wife a $7 washing machine. Mrs Philip Lortz 41 died from a weeklong illness after a fall in Salem township leaving a husband and seven children. A wig wam theatre and meeting hall project was launched by Henry Fetter W Snyder Harry Straw and A E Gibbs. Carl Higgins 19 died in Adrian of acute abdominal illness. Mother Solomon Wyandot elder died near Upper Sandusky born 1816 and tied to local missions. Post office sold 3,000 scent stamps. Poverty Run school chosen teacher B E Hudson. 6,000 visited Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Typhoid death Elvy Myers aged ~22. Automobiles and marriages noted in Carey.
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York Street
Clover
Philip Lortz
Salem Township
Henry Fetter
W. H. Snyder
Harry Straw
A. E. Gibbs
Carlie Higgins
Adrian
Margaret Solomon
Solomon
Upper Sandusky
Sanduseky
John Grey Eyes
Finley
Margaret Grey Eyes
John Solomon
Ohio
B. E. Hudson
J. W. Mench
Miffinburg
Melvin Thornton
Bessie Greene
Our Lady of Consolation
H G Chambers
Coatesville
Leonard Bonney
City Hall Park
Cambridge
Elvy T. Myers
H. L. Myers
F. H. Frederick
Sarah E. Burnie
Kenneth Kisselle
Sue Dennison
Canton
Milel Clara Hart
Emily Hart
Bloomer Girls
Carey
Willis Schmuck
Frank Mohn
Lutheran
Big Four
Ten Thousand Pilgrims Visit Shrine of Consolation
August 18 1921 reports a week of pilgrim visits to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation with ten thousand attendees. Other items note deaths Mrs Sarah E Burnie aged 69 and Milel Clara Hart aged 29, plus weddings and local obituaries.
Family Visit Notes and Recoveries Across Counties
Mary Crawford and Alice Dow visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. David Dow this week in Tiffin. Mrs. W. G. Bradley of Carey and Miss Blanche Davis of Findlay attend a Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr’s home. Forest Hurd returns from a week visiting relatives in Bucyrus Marengo Westerville and Columbus. Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Bradley and children from Columbia City Ind and Mrs. W. G. Bradley of Carey spend Tuesday with the Karrs. Karrs visit Brashares and Ward households near Mt. Blanchard Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ward, kin to Mrs. Karr, shows slight improvement after a serious illness.
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Mary
Alice Dow
Tiffin
David Dow
W. G. Bradley
Carey
Blanche Davis
Findlay
Mark Karr
Forest Hurd
Bucyrus
Marengo
Westerville
Columbus
W. E. Bradley
Columbia City
Ind
Hugh Brashares
Oren Ward
Mt. Blanchard
Ward
Karr
Missionary Society Meeting at Memorial Evangelical Church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society met in the church prayer room with Mrs. Claude Johnson presiding In the Service of the King opened the meeting A prayer followed Then Work for the Night Is Coming was sung Various members shared current events and a leaflet Her Passport to Heaven was read Mrs Paul Powell led a study on Women and Children birthday prayers for August missionaries were offered and Rev N W Sager led devotionals and closing prayers.
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Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of
Memorial Evangelical Church
Claude Johnson
Elza Jacobs
Virgil Green
Harry Bowman
Heaven
Paul Powell
N. W. Sager
Road letting corrected for Wyandot Salem district
State highway bulletin confirms grading drainage and paving on Wyandot CH 108 E CH 44 B part. Roadway width 28 to 32 feet, length 3 220 miles, estimate 21 306 80 dollars. Awarded to Dunn and Roller Carey bidders total 17 933 20 dollars corrected to 17 930 50 dollars.
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State Highway Department
Wyandot
Salem
Dunn & Roller
Carey
Mob Psychology Why eight years change in party endorsements
A Chicago News commentary notes shifts in Republican support for Al Smith over eight years. The piece reflects on changing political alignments and public opinion trends affecting campaigns.
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al Smith
Chicago News
Observations by Herbert H. Miller
A curio-filled column highlights oddities and quips about Mars vacations, Marathon pace makers, sun powered steam engines, long married couples, Greek politics, notaries, absent mindedness, fish hearing radio, swing music, a musical saw on amateur hour, art ownership rulings, cockroach racing in Mexico, Kentucky governors and demobilization, and a wary take on a breath control campaign forthcoming.
Campaign lines blur facts in a chaotic column
A column mocks political rhetoric as candidates face tax and energy debates. It satirizes a nurse’s gender view, a nudist camp stenographer, and Ontario Alberta money quirks while riffing on sensational headlines and oddities.
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Florida
Newspaper Printing Press Debate In Progressive Era
Paul Block questions Roosevelt era policies and newspapers press methods. The exchange hints at differing newspaper production styles. The note contrasts drum cylinder presses with more dramatic older printing styles.
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Paul Block
Roosevelt
Wrestling and writing woes on a clumsy day
A playful opinion piece notes wrestling seemed easier on gear while a sports writer laments a plug disaster on his typewriter. It jokes about a scientist making lotion for easier work when mixed with warm water and breakfast dishes.
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Carey Times
Eloise Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Uc Geneeee-Ee
Sebons Truck & Storage Co. of
Fostoria
George Metzger
North Street
Cleveland
Erma Dunkel
Sandusky
Broome
Crawford
Galt Hotel
Evangelical Missions
Herbert H. Miller
Mars
Mr. Son
Washington
California
Athens
Metaxas
Citios
Norfolk, Va
Kentucky
Marine Corps
Smedley
Butler
Hollywood
New York
Davy Jones
Alberta
Dante
Bristoll
Burson
Pat
Burson’s
Covert
Auffeur
Burson Clothing Co
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