Wharton mills sale and local notices from Sycamore area
E. L. Cosgrove sold the Wharton mills to P. P. Welty for 16000 dollars. Sycamore defeated Bloomdale 22 to 20 on Thanksgiving. Joseph Fisher transferred to Frank Orians for 8500 dollars for 80 acres in Salem township. The Sycamore Methodist church ended the year with 300 members and has added since. Real estate transfers include Charles Hunter to Benjamin F. Walter for 79 acres in Ridge township at 5000 dollars. County valuation may rise by about 9000000 from 8000000. Sarah Ellen Holmes died in Belmore at 76 years. Ada Miller seeks divorce from Colonel Miller filed in Harpster in 1902. Upper Sandusky board proposes a public library levy with the next general levy. Knights of Pythias Nevada report 38 new members after a contest with scores 20 to 18 between sides. Editor Frank Dumm of Upper Sandusky, formerly of the Union, writes plays such as Judge Barmelee produced in Columbus. Three Indian skeletons unearthed on Cyrus Swihart’s farm at Pipestown site. Frank Heil petitions for pardon after murder conviction at Bigelow schoolhouse. supporters include Prosecuting Attorney Newell. Nevada mayor may offer prize for best kept premises and a scare dog, but funding lapses. Nevada Mayor A L Gregg notes fines for selling or giving shot to underage persons and parental liability for children using air guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Miller
Colonel Miller
Ada Bower
Harpster
Upper Sandusky
Sycamore Leader
B. F. Klaiss
Frank Dumm
The
Old Union
Judge Barmelee
Colonial Theatre
Columbus
Cyrus Swihart
Antrim Township
Pipestown
Captain Pipe
Frank Heil
Board of Pardons
Heil
Bigelow School House
Newell
Gregg
Nevada
A. L. Gregg
Agricultural extension school program and crop report notes
An agricultural extension school is set for Upper Sandusky the week of December 19 with Home Makers courses covering sanitation, foods, textiles and home care. The November crop report shows wheat at 80 percent of averages, corn 25 bushels per acre, clover seed yield two bushels per acre, and livestock fattening levels near historical averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural ‘Extension School
Upper Sandusky
B. E. Constien
Columbus
Entertainers Delight At Second Entertainment Course Night
Sidney Landon impersonator provided a delightful show with sketches including Mark Twain and Edgar Allen Poe. An address by Twain on his seventieth birthday was read in addition to voice and mannerisms. The next act on January 2 features Walden in Illusional Wonders with Heverly the Handcuff King at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Landon
Mr. Landon
Mark Twain
Edgar Allen Poe
Mr. London
J. D. Ewing
Walden & Co
Walden
Heverly
Sunday Guests at Haferd Country Home
Miss Rose Haferd and Miss Lavinia Haferd and Mr Ralph Haferd entertained guests at their country home east of town. Among the visitors were Miss Theodosia Hulse of Junction City Kan, Anna and Margaret Shumaker Bertha Hill Delphine Krebbs Ida Kromer Mamie Logsdon Eloise Thrall and Messrs Raymond Slater Mark and George Karr Wilford Logsdon Frank Schira Edward Kromer and Harvey Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Lavinia Haferd
Ralph Haferd
Theodosia Hulse
Junction City
Kan
Anna
Margaret Shumaker
Bertha Hill
Delphine Krebbs
Ida Kromer
Mamie Logsdon
Eloise Thrall
Raymond Slater
Mark
George Karr
Wilford Logsdon
Frank Schira
Edward Kromer
Harvey Ross
Want More Trains Petition Seeks New Northern Ohio Rail Stop
Postmaster Burnette urges signatures on a petition to Northern Ohio authorities demanding an additional train on the line. The Mt. Blanchard Journal notes the effort would improve travel for residents and commends Burnette regardless of outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnette
Ohio
Mt. Blanchard
Sunday Dinner Guests Reported by Mr and Mrs Shuman
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Shuman hosted dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs J A Smith, Mr and Mrs George Shuman and their young son, and Mr and Mrs George Croker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Shuman
J. A. Smith
George Shuman
George Croker
Enjoyable Dance at Beck's Hall Attracts Twenty Couples
A Friday evening dance at Beck's Hall proved enjoyable with about twenty couples attending. A new class of twenty pupils was started, and another dance is planned in two weeks.
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Beck’s Hall
Tragic Railroad Crossing Death of Harry Ludwig
Harry Ludwig a railroad section hand was killed at the Findlay street crossing near the coal chute when a freight engine pushed three empty cars without heeding him. An inquest found the facts as stated. Ludwig, born December 14, 1875, of Belmore Ohio, left a wife Viola and four children. Funeral held at United Evangelical church with interment in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhocking
Harry Ludwig
Ludwig
Findlay Street
L. E. Brown
Mr. Ludwig
F. J. Simonis
McGuire
Joseph F. Wonder
George Huff
Charles Miller
Harry A. Ludwig
Belmore
Ohio
Benjamin
Louisa Ludwig
Alvada
Harry
Viola
James Weaks
Bernice
Mary
Carey
United Evangelical Church
W. Elmer Bailey
St. John
Spring Grove Cemetery
W. H. Houk
Willis Ludwig
Fred Ludwig
Walter Phelps
W. C. Lytle
George Bish
Pennsylvania
Fred
Toledo
Willis
Tiffin
Emma McFall
Beulah Johnson
Leah McFall
North Baltimore
Perry Weaks
West Independence
Dinner Guests Gathered From Carey Adrian and Columbus
Mrs Jacob Herbert and granddaughter Eva hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr Hiram Presler and grandson Howard Presler from north of Carey, joined by Fernando Presler and his sons William and Paul of Adrian, and George Hall of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Herbert
Eva
Hiram Presler
Master Howard Presler
North of Carey
Fernando Presler
William and
Paul
Adrian and
George Hall
Columbus
Milk Venders Ordered to Register in Carey Ohio
Notice requires all persons selling milk or cream in Carey Ohio to call at the Health Office to obtain a milk selling permit and register their name residence and number of cows milked as per Resolution No 84 of the Board of Health. Health Officer Joseph F Wonder signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
The
Board of Health
Opening of C F Jackson store with grand musical display
The Findlay Courier lauds the Friday opening of the C F Jackson department store. The K of P No 400 band, directed by G V Sutphen, performed with 82 players, including Song for Cornet by E B Kenton. A towering Yuletide season fountain and multiple booths drew enthusiastic crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Jackson
Findlay
Courier
P. 400
G. V
Sutphen
K. of P. No. 400
Thanksgiving Dinner and Fifth Annual Tymochtee Dance
Mrs. Emma E. Clark hosted her annual Thanksgiving dinner at Idyle Nooke Farm with guests from Fostoria and Toledo. The event featured elaborate decorations and a fine meal, culminating in Mrs. Clark’s fifth annual dance at the Tymochtee hall, described as a very successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Clark
Idyle Nooke Farm
Ralph McDonel
Cleo
Fern
Nanah Bennett
Fostoria
C. A. Arquette
Naomi
Russell
Lester
Clifford
John Wernert
Harry
Helen
G. H. Wernert
Lawrence
Fred Young
Walter Stein
Karl Hunterbrinker
Mark B. Clark
Leo Clark
Roscoe Trabbick
Toledo
Sunday Dinner Hosts Mention Park and Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wonder entertained guests at a Sunday dinner. Rev. and Mrs. W Elmer Bailey and children Park Mary and Martha joined. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mench and son John, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Sheridan attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Wonder
W. Elmer Bailey
Park
Mary
Martha
Will Mench
John
Will Sheridan
Forest Review Celebrates 36th Year Under Shuler
The Forest Review marks thirty six years with editor Brother Shuler at the helm. The paper remains lively and quick to respond to the news, sharing original and snappy takes on current topics. Long live the Review.
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Forest Review
Brother Shuler
the Review
Sugar Beets Shipments to Fremont Factory Rise in Area
The Mt Blanchard Journal notes thirty nine cars of sugar beets shipped to the Fremont factory with a few more yet to go. Several farmers earned a handsome revenue from their crops, receiving five dollars per ton.
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Fremont
Mt Blanchard Journal
Post Card Showers for Birthday Celebrations
Earl Snook thanks friends for a post card shower on November 27 marking his twentieth birthday with seventy cards. Rolandus Wright and Mrs H Wohlgmuth also acknowledge card showers for birthdays with notes from multiple towns and neighbors.
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Earl Snook
United Evangelical Church Services and Meetings
Reverend W E Bailey presides with morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 00. Junior League at 2 30. K L C E at 6 00 with preaching. Teachers meeting and quarterly conference Monday evening. St Paul S S at 1 30 p m with preaching 2 30. Thursday prayer meeting weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Elmer Bailey
5. S
St. Paul—S. S
Telephone Your News To The Times Office
A brief note instructs readers to telephone news tips to Home Phone 300 or Mutual Phone 14 for the Times office.
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Mutual Phone
Times Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Cosgrove
Wharton Mills
P. P. Welty
Sycamore
Bloomdale
Joseph Fisher
Frank Orians
Salem Township
Sycamore Methodist Church
County Recorder
Charles Hunter
Benjamin F. Walter
Ridge Township
Board of Equalization
Sarah Ellen Holmes
Frank Holmes
Nevada News
8. RB. Feil Company
Cleveland, Ohio
Ranger & Huston
W. H. Snyder
Quietanes
C. Bowley
Michigan
Insurance
Hart & Son Carey
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Carey, Ohio
John Brown
Manacer
Subscribé
Carey Times
Hocking Valley Railroad
Ithaca
Mich
Cleveland
Carey, Crawford, Lovell, Courtland
Rolandus Wright
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