Local Notables and Susquehanna County News Items
Rachael Woods died at her home west of Sycamore from a stroke of paralysis. Thomas C. Daughter died at his home near Little Sandusky last Wednesday. Michael Lacey died at his Upper Sandusky home. born in Ireland August 15, 1833. Twenty three initiated into the Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan in Wharton. Zacharias McLain died south of Upper Sandusky after long illness. Miss Ella A. Culver and Robert M. Newman wed at Dayton. Fire hose found in Billhardt block. cause unknown. Mrs. George W. Eckert died in Nevada aged 69. Senator Elza Carter quotes on bank trouble and deposits. Traffic ordinance explained by Marshal Feeley with a diagram card. Sycamore State Bank to be incorporated in Columbus with local and nearby incorporators. J J Wilcox severely injured by a horse incident. in Nevada News. County election notices set filing deadlines and nonpartisan ballot format for November 1915.
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Thomas C
Little Sandusky
Antrim Township
Upper Sandusky
Reds
Sycamore
Tyig
Michael Lacey
Ireland
Wharton
Pitt Township
Robert M. Newman
Ella A. Culver
Near Seamore
Dayton
C. W. Miller
Edward Q’ Buen
Billhardt
George W. Eckert
Nevada
Harriet Kieffer
Elza Carter
Bucyrus
Simeon Smith
W. K. Knapp
Nevada News
County Board of Elections
Carey
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of
Wonder Reunion Attendees Plan 1914 Meadowbrook Park Meet
The first Wonder family reunion was held at Walbridge Park Toledo with about sixty eight members. A telegram from A M Wonder Indiana Pa offered congratulations and promised a history of the Wonder line. Officers elected include L N Wonder Cleveland president and P E Wonder Carey vice president. Next reunion set for Meadowbrook Park Fostoria in August 1914 and a long list of attendees is noted.
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Wonder
Walbridge Park
Toledo
Simon
J. E. Wonder
A. M. Wonder
Indiana
L. N. Wonder
Cleveland
P. E. Wonder
Carey
L. T. Wonder
E. E Pratt
C. Mason
T*ostoria
R. Weaver
Detroit
Elmer Wonder
Mt. Blanchard
Meadowbrook Park
Fostoria
Chas Kuntz
E. R. Evenbeck
C. F. Major
S. A. Wonder
A. 2. Fuller Ard
Emma Copley
Lester Wonder
Gladys Copley
Columbus
Samuel Shane
Fayette
Mrs. Ches. Thomas
Fenwick
Delightful Lakeside Tea Party Hosts Make Joyful Evening
Miss Victoria Raymond and friends hosted a taify pulling at Crawlin Cottage Lakeside. Attendees included Mr and Mrs EB Kurtz and several couples from Carey Mt Vernon and Mt. Vernon. The evening featured poems recited by Miss Kurtz and Miss Kunkle, a toast to the hostesses, music under the stars, and lawn games followed by dining and taffy.
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Victoria Raymond
Irene Gillet
Adah Nichols
Ruth Kurtz
Crawlin Cottage
Lakesiee
EB. Kurtz
Kidd Rowalt
S. M. Ranger
L. G. Ranger
W. J. Newhard
Elsie Garman
Carey
Kutkle
Miss Fribley
Mt. Vernon
Kurtz
Miss Kunkle
Rowalt
Newhard
Lakeside Permits
Lightning Strikes Barns and Home Causing Fire and Damage
A Monday morning lightning storm caused structural fires and damage in the Carey area. A barn on a Salem township farm owned by Frank Best burned completely with three horses lost. Another house on Walter Godfried’s farm near Carey sustained siding damage and a minor shock to Mrs. Godfried. A barn near Charles Barton’s place east of town had siding torn away and poles along the Home Telephone line were splintered.
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Salem Township
Lovell
Frank Best
ABC S. M Ranger
Walter Godfried
Carey
Charles Barton
Death of George A. Klahr Former Sycamore Bank President
George A. Klahr, once president of the defunct Sycamore bank, died at his home on Monday afternoon after a bout with typhoid fever. He would have turned forty nine on October 18. Survived by his wife and one son, two brothers Jacob A. Klahr of Bloomville and Dr P P Klahr of Walla Walla, Wash, and two sisters Mrs Tf 8 Samse of Sycamore and Miss Ella Klahr of Bloomville.
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George A. Klahr
Sycamore Bank
Bloomville
Jacob A. Klahr
P. P. Klahr
Walla Walla
Wash
Tf. 8. Samse
Sycamore
Ella Klahr
Wyandot Teachers Institute Meets At McConnell Auditorium
The annual Wyandot Teachers Institute convenes at McConnell's Auditorium Upper Sandusky in August 1822 with instructors including Prof. Wm FE Chancellor of New York City Pref H BB Williams of Bowling Green and Prof H Worth of Seattle Wash T Hart of this city serves as president Carey is represented by Supt A J Nowlan on the executive committee A detailed program with music is planned and Miss Alma Leedom will perform Lemon's My Ain Falk on Thursday afternoon.
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Wyandot Teachers’ Institute
McConnell’s Auditorium
Upper Sandusky
New York City
H. BB. Williams
Bowling Green
H. Worth
Seattle
Wash
T. Hart
Carey
A. J. Nowlan
Alma Leedom
Lemon
Ain Falk
The Peoples Bank Faces Sudden Crisis and Community Resolve
A local bank named The Peoples Bank confronts an unexpected failure, testing village optimism. Citizens rally to show fortitude and mutual support, emphasizing thrift and solidarity to weather the adverse event and preserve collective welfare.
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Merriett
Sycamure
Atria
Svamor
Svemimore
Family Faced with Surgical Removal of Extra Fingers
A daughter of Charles Smith and Mrs. Smith of Bite Bis is born with ten fingers on each hand. Doctors clip the surplus fingers at birth or as growth continues. As the children grow older, the family considers possible surgery for any remaining excess digits.
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Bor Ter
Harles Smith
Free Trip to State Fair for Crawford Township Boys
Earl Criger of Crawford township and Arthur Snodgrass of Eden township were selected from Upper Sandusky belt area to receive a free trip to the state fair during the first week of September. Snodgrass secured his place on the seventh ballot and Criger on the fourteenth. Earl Criger is the son of I. S. Criger.
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Ameetag Belt
Upper Sandusky
Earl Criger
Crawford Township
Arthur Snodgrass
Eden Township
Snodgrass
Criger
1. S. Criger
City Council Minutes From Monday Meeting
The council met with Laughlin mayor and councilmen present. Bills paid include Trubey Grine fence posts and 36.16, J W Weaks killing and burying dogs, Carey Electric Co. 335, Gerard Rickle six and a half days 6.00, library books 87.12, Wild Rose Celery farm 40 for library, and other small sums. A traffic ordinance was discussed and the ordinance committee ordered to prepare it. Quicksand along Hook ditch line makes drain tile impracticable, prompting a rehearing and reassessment. Fire committee authorized to proceed with building a hose exit at the northeast.
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Laughlin
Angus
Chambers
Dunlap
Kennerley
Johnson
Hook
Adams Express Co Moves Local Office to Vance Street
The Adams Express Co moves from the Newhat block on Main Street to the rack on Vance Street for years, with Bert Mitten’s passing, a room vacated by the express company now rented by Logan Natta a tras and fuel Co for an office and stip.
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Adams Express Co
Uteari Putnam Family Reunion Planned for Saturday
Hiie Putnam Families announce the annual Uteari Utnam reunion will be held in the Grove on Saturday. A gust Aug 3 Psy t Pybody is cordia Mavibed.
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Uteariutnam
Vreorge
Agust
Cordia Mavibed
Card of Thanks for Public Assistance and Care
The family expresses gratitude to the public aid and especially Mr Reynolds and assistants for their efforts. They thank the workers at the relief site for attendance and support during the funeral at Haines fast.
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Reynolds
Hind Attentiers
Fiat Haines
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Huston & Paul
Aluminum
Huston
Paul
Correr Hardware
Brown
The
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
Cemenit
Ali
Reynold
United States
W. HK. Snyder
Rachael Woods
Wonder Reunion
Tease
Younpeirl
al Eeal
Teachers’ Institute
the Peoples Bank
City Council
O C. Bowley
Beck
Cares
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