Church Dedication Highlighted by Pastor at Beech Grove
Last week we reported on the dedication of the $7,500 church. This week readers can judge the church’s merits themselves as Rev. Shock, the present pastor, led dedication services on Sunday November 28 and is conducting a protracted meeting at Beech Grove.
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Beech Grove United Brethren Church
Carey
Shock
Beech Grove
Two Merry Gatherings at Crawl Inn Cottage Reunion Night
A Lakeside social recap describes two gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Newhard and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Nichols. Crawl Inn Cottage nostalgia is shared with friends from Mt. Vernon and local guests including Miss Victoria Raymond and Miss Emma Stief attending birthday and anniversary celebrations.
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W. J. Newhard
Crawl Inn
Lakeside
S. M. Ranger
Newhard
Victoria Raymond
J. B. Nichols
Emma Stief
Fannie Imibley
Goldo Kunkle
Mt. Vernon
Nichols Home
Raymonds
E. B. Kurtz
J. D. Ewing
Irene Gillet
Elsie Garmon
Elected Officers of Carey Lodge No 420 F and A M
Officers elected at Carey lodge No 420 regular meeting Friday evening include W M J Ik Wonders We Carl Pflueger J A W L G Ranger S D We J Newhard J D A J Vanderburg Treasurer A Gibbs caretatus I L Culler Ed aspell Jr g G W Summit Tyree A B Ryder Trustee H F Graves
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Carey Lodge No
W.M
J. Ik. Wonders
Carl F. Pflueger
J. AW
L. G. Ranger
S. D
J. Newhard
J. D
A. J. Vanderburg
A. Gibbs
Caretatus I
L. Culler
Ed. Aspell, Jr
City Council Meeting Actions and Addressed Fines
Monday night the city council, with Laughlin mayor and councilmen present, approved salary payments and listed bills for coal labor street work and legal ads. The mayor reported $18.50 in fines and the council referred assessment corrections and ditch issues to committees while deferring further discussion to the next meeting.
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Laughlin
Bane
Carey Times
Phornton
L. LB. Snyder
Houk
M. J. Roffing
Hook Ditch
Laura Stevens
Wolfram Ditch
Woodbury
Martin
Travel to Washington for corn contest winner Virgil Yohe
Virgil Yohe, a top performer in the recent corn contest, departed Monday night for Washington. He traveled to Forest to catch a Pennsylvania railroad train, with an association supplied ticket granting access to sights and meals. Miss Maude Lowmaster of Crawford township also earned a privilege through a baking and sewing contest.
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Virgil Yohe
Washington
Forest
Pennsylvania Railroad
Agricultural Association
Maude Lowmaster
Crawford Township
Pethe Buys Upper Sandusky Shoe Store From Vogel
Wm. T. Pethe purchases Casper Vogel shoe store in Upper Sandusky and will take possession January 6, 1914. He may move to the county seat, while Carey is willing to keep him as a resident. A clearance sale of current stock is under way.
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Upper Sandusky
Wm. T. Pethe
Casper Vogel
Pethe
Carey
Builder J H Parkins Plans New Benton Ridge Home
J H Parkins of Benton Ridge visited town Wednesday last week. He formerly lived on the Tiflin Upper Sandusky road and is well known here. Last spring his home burned suddenly and the family barely escaped with their lives. He is now constructing a new house.
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J. H. Parkins
Benton Ridge
Mr. Parkins
Tiflin-Upper Sandusky Road
County Officials Meet. Local Tradesmen Face Changes
County commissioners held a quarterly session with routine business. J A Maxwell of Upper Sandusky prepares to retire from dry goods. Judge Babst authorizes 750 for the law library. Sheriff Keller serves as librarian. Various local activities include marriages, a band performance, a fatal illness, and a gun accident near Wharton.
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J. A. Maxwell
Upper Sandusky
Judge Babst
Sheriff Keller
Baptist Sunday School
Wyandot
Traxler
Kalmerton
W. TF. Stoll
Mary Steiner
Babst
Hardin-Wyandot Electric Company
Joseph Arnold
Elizabeth Awilling
St. Peter’s Church
John R. Morrer
Sycamore Ladies
Rachael Coles
Marseilles
Logan County
Grove
Bessie Lawrence
Pitt Township
B. Shuey
Freight handler suffers rib injuries after fall from running board
Andy Greer fell while unloading freight from a car at Big Four on Friday night. He was walking on a running board when it gave way causing two broken ribs and a cracked rib.
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Mattie Vogel
Wharton
Cessna
Big Four
Andy Greer
Tracy buys Rangeler corner with adjoining Winnie Orwig property
The purchaser Tracy acquires the Rangeler corner at Vance and North streets in Willis Schmuck and the Winnie Orwig property to the west. Plans call for remodeling and raising the Rangeler house, demolishing the adjacent house, and building two houses on North Street and one on Vante.
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I. Tracy
Rangeler
Vance
Willis Schmuck
Winnie Orwig
Mrs. O C Bowlby Injured After Street Fall
Mrs. O C Bowlby suffered severe bruises and a cut upper lip with a broken front tooth after falling on Vance Street near the bridge. She also injured her knee when her foot caught on a water connection flange, sending her onto muddy pavement.
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O. C Bowlby
Vance Street
To Be Married This Christmas Morning
Mr. Lester Wonder and Misses Ret Tipton of Columbus will unite in marriage in a church ceremony on Christmas morning. Wonder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wonder of this city.
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Lester Wonder
Miss Aret Tipton
Columbus
Ely
Mr. Wonder
Jacob Wonder
City
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E. M. Burson
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A. K. Schade
D. C. Rickle
G. A. Kemerley
the Royal
Florence Lawrence
Telehone
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Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
Carey, Ohio
W.H. Snyder
City Council
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John Moore
Equitable
John Wensinger
Sycamoge Gram and Milling Co
Aileen
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Sandusky
August Metzer
Oscar P. Holtman
T’rank Young
Young
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Hottman
Mr. Young
Jacob Gongwer
Gongwer
Patrick Tivenan
Little Sandusky
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