Typhoid Illness and Local News From 1898
Three of John W. Powell's children are ill with typhoid fever. Various local notices include residents visiting Detroit, a marriage in Carey, and deaths such as Levi Wentz and Mrs. Lytle. The Wyandot county teachers' institute meets at Upper Sandusky with Carey attendees, alongside auction-like sales and ads. The Atlantic squadron visit to New York is noted with wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Powell
Walter Payne
Dayton
Swamp Corners
Morehart , & Lee
Levi Wentz
Whatston
Kaward
McCitchenville
Bright
Emery Lattanner
Detroit
W. H. Sher- Aidan
Lattanner
E. B. Kurtz
J. A. Smith
New York
North Atlantic
Sampson
Lydia Lytle
Samuel Lytle
William HY
Andrew Lytle
Catharine A. Chesebrough
Carey
Sarah
Ludwig
John Kemerley
Kemerley
Elizabeth P. Walker
Kennerley
Wyandot County
Teachers’ Institute
Upper Sandusky
Anna Pender
Anna Hickle
Gertrude Starr
Bertha van Heyde
Emma Berlin
Mertie Shuman
Inez Criswell
Maud Starr
Tillie England
Mary Hall
Maris
Harry Ehrlich
John A. Fox
Vincent Orians
John Kummerer
Clay Street
Wayne John Schreiner
Herman Schreiner
McCutchenville
Howard
Eugene
John Boyce
Mr. Boyce
Wealthy Wentling
Tiffin
Mildred Gunther
Fair Grove
Mich
Miss Wentling
William Barth
Mononcue
Benjamin Kemmerly
Arbitration as a civilized remedy in international disputes
The piece cites President Moe Kinley asserting continued civil and military powers in Hawaii while foreign affairs powers end for diplomacy. It discusses the American Bar Association’s role in promoting arbitration and notes the limits of arbitration between civiliz ed and uncivilized nations with force cited as sometimes necessary, referencing Cuba and frontier conflicts.
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MoeKinley
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
American Bar Association
Turkey
Africa
Cuba
Chicago
Carey Area Posts War News And Civic Notes In 1919
In a 1919 roundup from Carey and nearby towns, notices include Claire Lytle working at Peoples Bank, Colleen Moore in Little Orphant Annie at The Royal, and local business moves such as Loren Stahl buying F J Vigor property for 2300 dollars and W H Phelps sale on E Findlay street for 4000. Also reported are marriages, births, a Ford vs Chicago Tribune verdict at 6 cents, and local civic and military updates with several relocations and job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Chautauqua
Claire Lytle
Peoples Bank
the Royal
Colleen Moore
Herbert Newhard, Jr
Ewing’s
Loren Stahl
F. J. Vigor
E. Findlay Street
Selous Doppler
Tillie Faber
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Inez Ridggeway
Carey High School
Dannell T Wilson
Wilmington
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Soldiers' Parents Swindle Letters Target Area Near Findlay
Sheriff Lyle Harvitt warns Hancock county residents about phony letters and telegrams from supposed soldiers asking for money. The schemes exploit families awaiting overseas deployment, with amounts once requested reaching 40 to 50 dollars as parents send funds to altered addresses rather than the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Lyle Harvitt
Hancock Couot
Searfoss Family Reunion Holds 45th Gathering in Findlay
The Abraham Searfoss family met at Riverside Park in Findlay for the 45th annual reunion on August 14. E. A. Baughman presided, with John W. Searfoss leading devotions. Officers elected included president E. A. Baughman and vice president Orla Searfoss. The next reunion is planned for the second Saturday in August 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Searfoss
Riverside Park
Findlay
E. A. Baughman
John W. Searfoss
Orla Searfoss
John W. Searfloss
Ray O. Searfoss
Andy Brown
Grace Dehnhoff
Harley Baughman
Helen Wonder Excels in State Civil Service Exam
Findlay August 23 Miss Helen Wonder a 1939 Findlay college school of commerce graduate finished second among stenography competitors in the state civil service examination. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Wonder of 422 Center Street and serves as secretary to O C Kohli division engineer department of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lanker
McDaniel Overland
Henry Davidson
Adrian
Strand
Karl‘ Dane
Gerge’k. “Arthur
Division of Investigation
Philippine Bureau of Forestry
Department of Forestry
Pennsylvania State College
C. F. Sutter
M. A Straw
W. Findlay Street
J. L. Shull
Sutter
Findlay
Helen Wonder
Findlay College School of Commerce
Miss Wonder
W. C. Wonder
Center Street
O. C. Kohli
Department of
Ohio Highways Office in Lina Notes Carey Graduate
A state of Ohio highways office in Lina notes a Carey high school graduate who finished school in 19387. The fragment confirms local ties to Lina and Carey, highlighting an individual connected to road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Lina
Carey High School
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Carey Times
Mary Gillingham
Dallas
Tex
H. l. Bilger
Gillingham
A. J.lonsway
New Riege
Clara Ridenour
Frederick Ehrlich
Salem Township
J. T. Myers
Bolgic
Sewall Reat
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Eaton
W Z. Campbell
W. H Phelps
Clarence Reinhart
Anna Reinhart
Cc. F. Sutter
FE Windlay Street
Howard Lee
Harley Clark
Carey Augusta
W. E. Bates
Carey Tire & Rubber Co
Aish Iyne
Frank Oger
Hocking Valley
Ford
Dayton Electric
Bloom
Urban Theis
Margaret Theis
New Riegel
Pacific
Japan
Manila
Honolulu
Neughville
Chattanooga
Pontiac
Flint
Lon Green
W. Green
Camp Sherman
Army of Occupation
Gladys Gibbs
Edward Gibbs
Carew
D. Morgan
Alvin Knapp
Monroe
Morgan
J. M. Morgan
Edward Mick
Mick
Rose Miller
Charles Cole
Ridge Township
Sophronia Wood
Harvey Bland
Wharton, Albert
Bert’Mick
Wharton
Roy Mick
Mt. Blanchard
America
Capitol Dome
Washington
Crawford
Home of Freedom
Europe
Freedom
Liberty
Jackal Mussert
Terer St
Laurel
Soilliers
Swindle
Adleri
Ewing Drug CO
Wyandot County Farm.Bureau Cooperative Assn., Inc
Searfoss
Helen
Teer Cel Lao
Aah
WMC
Porcelain Products, Inc
Carey, Ohio
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