Obituary for Kinzie Montague of this city
Kinzie Montague died Thursday morning at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin after an abdominal operation failed to rouse him from anaesthesia. He was 71 and had lived here since birth. He was a barber by trade with over 45 years in business and leaves a widow Miss Mary Friend and four children, two surviving. Funeral was held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. from his North Vance Street home, with Lutheran services and Maccabee pallbearers. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Mercy Hospital
Tutin
Kinzie Montague
Tiffin
Vance ‘Street
EB. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
G. V. Sutphen
Hester Ingles
J. D. Ewing
Spring Grove Cemetery
Maccabee Lodge
H. B. Keller
Wm. Humbert
D. J. Humbert
D. C. Angus
George Pekins
Almon Blue
Elizabeth Montague
Montague
Mary Friend
W. E. Montague
Roy Montague
Geo
Ellis
A. L. Rogers
Sycamore
Elizabeth Musgrave
Charles
Clyde
George Balyea
Toledo
Wm Friend
Neal Bloom
Ralph Friend
Berwick
E. B. Kenton
Findlay
E. C. Montague
Frank
F. M. Bare
George Montague
George Laughlin
Zahn Clan Reunion at Park Elects Officers
Over 50 Zahn family members gathered at the park for their annual reunion with a fine dinner and enjoyably spent day. Officers elected were Wm Zahn president H G Chambers vice president and Mrs Ervin Tong secretary and treasurer.
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Zahn
Wm. Zahn
H. G. Chambers
Ervin Tong
Roger Thornton
Cosgrove
Toledo
Joseph . Zahn
Marion
Upper Sandusky
Pythian Day at Springfield Draws Special Train Offer
Are you going Sunday for K of P day at Springfield. All Big Four trains will carry passengers at special rates to Springfield on that day. You are urged to go and see the beautiful Pythian home.
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Springfield
Pythian
Chautauqua A Success In Carey Despite Rain Floods
Carey enjoyed a successful six day Chautauqua with Redpath bureau handling contracts after Lincoln's exit. A rainstorm flooded tent grounds yet audiences filled seats for a strong lineup including Granville Jones lecturing on democracy and ISA performances by The Clark French Company. Financially the event ran a deficit but a new five day plan and ticketing changes promise a stronger follow up next year.
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Carey
Chautauqua
Redpath Bureau
Lincoln
Hussars
White Hussars
Clark-French
Granville Jones
United States
American Federation of Labor
Beryl Berkley
Antonio
Mlle
Marie Rose Lauler
France
B. P. Hivale
India
Harold Proctor
Irene Stolofsky
Ada Roach
Redpath
C .P. Messner
Pledges Under Discussion At Chautauqua Meeting
The brief Sunday session included a 15 minute plea from C. M. Beltler and Dr. E Luther Spaid for guarantors. Twenty five names were added to the contract as part of the discussion noting that 20 percent of pledges were not honored.
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Chautauqua
C. M. Beltler
E. Luther Spaid
City Council Adopts Bills for August and Pays Credits
Council met in regular session led by Mayor McClure. Bills approved include freight, coal deliveries, salaries, rent, and street cleaning costs. Diller requested sidewalk grading on South Wyandot Ave. referred to east side walk committee. Council adjourned to meet September 6.
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McClure
Stoady
Henry, Harshberger
U. §. Coal Co
General Hocking Fuel Co
C. N. Cosgray
J. C. Luce
J. B. Scoarse
M. Gottfried
Same
M. C. Reynolds
C. Dietelbach
John Stoady
D. C. Angus
Cecil Lowery
W. E. Montague
A. J
Window shattered at post office by stone truck
Early Wednesday at 7 04 am a stone truck traveling east on Main Street caused a vibration that cracked the post office plate glass window. The west upper corner broke out. The note critiques engine noise and urges better road department guidance to reduce future disturbances.
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Main Street
State
Highway Department
Alaska Paper Notices Sugar Price and Movie Admissions
Jacob Stief reports weeks in Alaska as Hoe sends the Times a copy of the Daily Alaskan dated August 10. The paper from Skagway is in its 23rd year and noted for rough typography. Advertisements focus on steamship lines while sugar sells at 25 cents a pound and cinema admissions range from 30 to 115 cents with tax included.
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Jacob Stief
Alaska
Hoe
Times Office
Alaskan
Skagway
Detroit firm begins oil and gas land leasing near town
A Detroit company is leasing about two miles of land in Wyandot County and one mile in Seneca County north of town with plans to drill for oil and gas. Strong unnamed officials indicate the venture aims to tap local underground reserves.
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Detroit
Wyandot County
Anji
Seneca County
Northern Ohio Inaugurates New Schedule Next Sunday
The Northern Ohio will introduce a new passenger timetable next Sunday and remove all flag stops. Travel time for the runs will be shortened by about two hours.
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Ohio
Forty Hours' Devotion at St Joseph's Salem Opens
Forty Hours' Devotion at St Joseph's Salem will begin Friday morning with high mass and will conclude Sunday evening as part of a parish devotion observed with ceremonies and prayers.
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St. Joseph's
Salem
First Earl Green Post 344 American Legion Banquet
The Earl Green Post 344 American Legion held its first annual banquet at the Galt House with about half the members present. Commander Nial Ryder opened the meeting, readings were given on charter status, and new officers were elected to secure a permanent charter.
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Earl Green Post No. 344
American Legion
Galt House
Legion
Don Siniff
Nial Ryder
C. C. Simonis
Red Cross Committee
William Humbert
Tires Lose Again to Salem in Home Game
Carey Tires lost 8 to 6 to Salem at home as Salem rallied in the ninth inning after Carey led through the middle innings. Salem pitchers limited Carey after the fourth inning while Salem from Ulrich to Orians and Weaver produced the decisive late surge. The lineup included Carey W England and D England, Bland, Hendricks, Gardner, Donelson, and Chese brough. Salem featured Ulrich, Weaver, Orians, Wentz, and J Orians. Next, Carey meets the Carbon Works of Fostoria next Sunday.
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Carey Tires
Salem
Carey
W. England
Chesebrough
Myers
Campbell
Bland
P. Hendricks
D. England
Gardner
Donelson
E. Ulrich
W. Weaver
W. Orians
Heniger
A. Wentz
J. Orians
R. Weaver
C Arnold
EB. M. Ulrich
Moses P
Fostoria
Teachers Institute Registers Care y and Wharton Attendees
At the Upper Sandusky institute this week Carey and Wharton listed registrants by Monday afternoon. Names include Irene Gillett Elsie Garmon Alma Bish Halcyon Hull Bertha Vin Heyde F L Livingston Katherine Fleck A E Constien Elizabeth Motter Lenore Damon L B Wickiser A M Hornby Alva Lois Laws D T Hart C M Beitler Mattie Myers Ethel Entzer C F Kimmell C D Waugh RB Vogel
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Upper Sandusky
Carey
Wharton
Irene Gillett
Elsie Garmon
Alma Bish
Halcyon Hull
Bertha Vin Heyde
F. L. Livingston
Katherine Fleck
A. E. Constien
Elizabeth Motter
Ethel ¥Entzer
F Kimmell
C. D Waugh
RB Vogel
Diller Plans Three More Houses After Eastern Heights Bids
Diller is erecting four homes in Eastern Heights and expects completion by week’s end. He builds practical houses to sell at reasonable prices with plumbing finishable later. Due to strong demand, he may add three more houses.
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Co. X
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Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz
New Optical & Jewelry Co
R. E. Neu, Optometrist and ‘Optician
East Findley St
Rev. S
Earl Green Post
Teachers Institute
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