Theodore Harris Paints Homes Way in South Vance
Local painter Theodore Harris of South Vance Street advertises house painting and paper hanging. The item lists various local residents who engaged services or were seen in town, with notes on visits and social events, reflecting a bustling community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
Grooms
Findlay
Emjay
Dame's High Martet
Theodore Harris
South Vance Street
A.J. Nowlan
Tiffin
Sensca County
Fred Pahl
Swanton
C. D. Smith
Garfield M. Brayton
Toledo
J. Frank Johnson
Gall House
Convict Mark Mold Saves Grace Howland at Sea
A convict aboard a Liverpool bound ship acts heroically to save Grace Howland, daughter of Colonel Howland, after a squall drives the child into the sea. The mother pleads as Mold dives overboard and is later rescued with the child. The captain and crew witness the rescue and Mold earns a chance at parole and a steady job after showing improved conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Mold
Liverpool
Mrs. Howland
Colonel Howland
Port Jackson
Australia
Grace
Mrs.Howland
Little Grace
Matcher
Mark
Fort Jackson
Howland
Young Urbana man loses arm in rail accident near Carey
Eighteen year old Charles Brouse of Urbana, a stranger in Carey, fell from a Big Four freight near the Big Four and Hocking Valley junction. His arm was crushed, amputated near the elbow at Antonio hospital after transfer via Kenton. He had no money, appeared well dressed, and was taken by Dr. J D Southward and Dr Bain with Marshal Gibbs and John Twining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Carey
Charles Brouse
Urbana
Tiffin
Dr. Southward
Kenton
Ed Gibbs
John Twining
Entertainment at Lizzie Krupp's Sunday Evening
Miss Lizzie Krupp hosted a gathering at her home Sunday honoring Miss Francis Weaver of New Bavaria. Attendees included Eunice Courtad Nora Windau Alene Slater Blanche Logsdon Ruth McNally Sylvester Schira Jerome Ruffing August Windau Otto Pflueger Solomon Krupp and Mr and Mrs Clarence Krupp with son Earle Edward. The group enjoyed parlor games and music with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Krupp
Francis Weaver
New Bavaria
Eunice Courtad
Nora Windau
Alene Slater
Blanche Logsdon
Ruth McNally
Findlay
Sylvester Schira
Jerome Ruffing
August Windau
Otto Pflueger
Solomon Krupp
Clarence Krupp
Earle Edward
Little Giant March and Spring Overture Selections
A compact program listing marching and overture pieces by composers including J M Fulter Thome and F L Young. The lineup mentions May Flowers and Washington State March with performances by Lauren Simple Avon and Mare Moor.
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J M. Fulter
Lauren Simple Avon
Thome
Washington State
F. L. Young
Dinner Guests Honor Mrs C O Noel in Fostoria
Mrs Casper Noel entertained at dinner Friday in honor of Mrs C O Noel of Fostoria. Attending were Mrs Josephin Higgins, Mrs Grant Long, Mrs William Parkins, Mrs John Gillilan and Miss Caroline Torres. My office will be closed from September 4 to 14. Dr A F Constien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Noel
C. O. Noel
Fostoria
Josephin Higgins
Grant Long
William Parkins
John Gillilan
Caroline Torres
New Literary Club Forms With Twenty Pledges
About twenty ladies organize a literary club awaiting a name. First meetingTuesday evening featured Mrs L G Thrall. Mrs P E Wonder elected president and Mrs H G Chambers secretary. A program committee includes Mrs Herbert Bixby Mrs Walter Bradley Mrs E M Gear and Mrs Thrall. A second meeting is planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Thrall
P. E. Wonder
H. G. Chambers
Herbert Bixby
Walter Bradley
E. M. Gear
Thrall
Building An Airship in Binau Shop on Sandusky Ave
Grover Fisher and L A Bonney are building an airship framework at the Binau repair shop on North Sandusky Avenue. They have purchased an engine in Toledo for the completed vessel and plan a future test flight.
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Grover Fisher
L. A. Bonney
Binau
North
Sandusky Avenue
Toledo
Golden Wedding Anniversary in Wharton Celebrated
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. David Spoon of Wharton celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. A postcard shower was held as some children could not attend. Miss Majorie Sutphen arrived home from Defiance where she had visited for three weeks.
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Enterprise
Josephine Thrall
Cleveland
C. W. Shellhouse
Ada
E. D. Whitlock
M. B Church
Wm. Augustine
Deshler
Ween
Delmar Mulvane
Prospect
Jerry Garn
Nellie Garn
Gladys Zeis
Ashland
Loretta Skeeles
Mt. Vernon
Wiyi
Graves
Jes
Fred Mullholand
Toledo
Suneday
Miles Mullholand
Wahlue
Nicholas Sopher
New Riegel
Business College
I. S
J. Frank Johnson
Galt House
Thomas Kalk
Columbus
Willian Wyborn
Delcie Lowery
Findlay
Rawson Carlin
Doctor Kear
D. Burch
Wiona
Michigan
Upper Sandusky
Alonzo Daniels
Marion
I. N. Zeis
Edith Vigor
F. J. Vigor
Frederick Vigor
Ross Norton
Clars Vigor
Fred Miller
Cecil
Arthur
Ambridge
Pennsylvania
John Gusman
Anna Thatcher
McComb
Sarah Hibbins
Reynolds
Anna
Marie’ Gear
E. M. Gear
P. E. Wonder
Beckwith
Findlay Business College
Findlay, CO
F. M. Gear
Maurice Mench
Rishel and
Katherine
Bettsvill
Adam Decker
Elyria
John Shireman
M. A. Washburne
I. N. Huston
J. C. Kennerley
H. G. Chambers
Norman Zahn
Jennié
Maud Stahl
Dailey
John Davidson
Hamlet
Wood
Henry
Putnam Counties
Chas. Bauslin
R. S. Bowers
Platte Lake
Cecil Snyder
Vanlue
Snyder
Jay Lytle
Dooge
Barbara
Medina
Mr. Lytle
Clint Kennerley
Washington
Montana
Claude Beitler
Hunter
North Dakota
Joseph Wonder
Jacob Wonder
John Wire
Rawson
G. W. Sutphen
Chas, Bauslin
Cincinnati
Springfield
Bauslin
Herman Schubert
Stella and
Bert
Continental
Hile
Graham Buckland
Otis Bloomhuff
Battle Creek
Mich
Frank Shelley
of Findlay
Detroit
Shelley
Genevra Brayton
Marblehead
Bessie Williams
Clara Roll Straw
Lizze Rader
Russell McClure
John Kelley
Sisters of Charity of
Saxton Heck
Russell Schmuck
Tymochtee
McCutchenville
Lola Campbell
Moorestown
N. J
Friends’ Academy
Newton Traxler—Lytle Nigh
Andrew Lytle
Clara Courtad
Central Union Telephone
Charles Courtad
Carey
David Spoon
Wharton
Spoon
Majorie Sutphen
Defiance
Payment in Advance for Notices Headed by This Item
Advertises prepayment for newspaper notices under the notices head. States five lines or Jess 165 cents for the first insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent line. Encourages trial, claiming it will pay.
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Jess
For Sale Two Acres with Gain Buildings
Classified notice offers two acres available with gain buildings for sale. Inquiries directed to the Times.
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Colorado
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Coppany
Brecton
Massac
Colon Beck
Clyde
Beck
Elias Miller
Crawfordsville
Crawford School
Wood County
Grand ‘Rapids
J. H. Cater
East Jordan
S. A. Chesebrough
Cater
Ray Slater
Cleveland Fz
Otto Kinney
Chas. Courtad
William Veah
Steubenville
C. H. Wegman
Miller & Bachar
Haines & Kear
Crawford Township
C. J. Krupp
J. L. Lasley
Berwick
Elza Garn
Mt. Blanchard
Dean Ferrel
Esther Campbell
Duluth
Gust Summit Stett
Ralph Grunditsch
Upper‘Sandusky
Lulu Hos
Teachers’ Institute
Fred Klisterman
Ciliren
Dorothy and
Luther
Fort Washington, Pa
H. E. Weaver
Levi Haines
D. H. Wonder
Orson Gibson
Acrian
Lewis Corfman
Emon Fredenck
Moody Crawford
Grant
Corfman
Riverside Park
J. G. Mizer
Pittsburg
Lous Motry
Our Lady of Consolation Church
T M Johnson
Leyrh Smith
Alliance
Wooster
Akron
Niles
Mr. Johnson
White Eagle
United Evangelical Church
Ingomar
Hoskins
Tauber
Our
Priess
Gem Art
A. W. Luzader
Newhard Block
North Vance Si Carey, Ohio
Thomas Walters
Finder
West Main Street
The
Car Glove Company
Shoe News
Witense Aiterest
Thas
Tina
Weette Foo
Ious
W.T. Pethe