Debaters Tackle Immigration Question at Four Corner Schools
A debate will be held at the Four Corner Schools three miles southeast of Crawford on Friday night December 18. Ralph Smith teaches the event. The topic isResolved that present immigration is injurious to our country. Affirmative speakers are Jacob Nitrauer and Carl Gottfried. negative speakers are J M Puchta and Millard Steen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Corner
Ralph Smith
Crawford
Jacob Nitrauer
Carl Gottfried
J. M. Puchta
Millard Steen
Reading Declamation and Song Program Preview
A program featuring reading, declamation and singing along with several special numbers will be presented. The event promises varied fare and a compact showcase of talent from participants.
Fur dealer seeks rival for mink and muskrat skins
William Helfer, fur dealer, recalls paying Ralph and Hugh Kurtz sixty seven muskrat skins and one mink for 16 dollars 80 cents. He invites anyone who can match or beat the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Helfer
Ralph
Hugh Kurtz
Helfer
Local Social Notes From Danbury and Nearby Towns
Mrs Verner Patrick of Danbury visits relatives here. Darwin Presler returns home after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs W M Presler in Lorain. Numerous locals and visitors from Tiffin Fostoria Sycamore and Carey are mentioned with travel and family events. Fernando Presler buys a graphophone and a Buckeye Girls party is hosted by Vera Mullholand with music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Patrick
Danbury
Darwin Presler
Lorain
W. M. Presler
Jesse Teudeau
Tiffin
Bert Bak
Carl Mosler
Austin Knowlton
Fostoria
Enoch Bloom
Sycamore
C. C. Haines
Alvada
W. M Presler
F.E Phillips
Springville
Harry Lawhead
Lovell
Lawhead
Anna Lawhead
Prairie Depot
Frank McCauley
Toledo
William Lawhead
Glen Snyder
Carey
William Snyder
Elmer Bibler
Crestline
Bf&f. Curtis
Rachael
E. K. Ewing
McCatchenville Munds
Vera Mullbland
Florence Ewing
Dessa Etchen
Marie Trudeau
Leonora Phillips
Grace Presser
Lulu Haroes
Dessa Etchep
Floresce Ewing
Margaret Lawhead
Hkugene Ewing
Dessau Ewing
Grace Chapel Social and Local Visits Featured in Community Notes
Grace Chapel events and neighborhood visits fill the page. Local families including the Shirleys, Shaws, Hors, and Sn yd ers share visits, illness updates, and a December 1 church social that raised 13.26 for Grace Chapel.
Death of Mrs Adam Snook at age 65 in Richland Township
Mrs Adam Snook died Saturday afternoon after a year of poor health. Born in 1843, she leaves a husband four sons one daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at Lee church conducted by Rev. T J Carey with a heartfelt farewell to family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Base
Findlay
James Updegraff
Wharton
Adam Snook
Ansel Ward
Rema
John Holleran
Springfield
James
Jacob Charles
William
Cora Price
Arlington
Lee Church
T. J. Carey
Wharton M. E
Adley
Local notices parade through county events and elections
Wharton professor attended teachers examination at the county seat Saturday. Numerous social visits and family movements noted including Spuun and Arrow Smith families. Fahl remains in critical condition. Numerous fraternal lodge officer elections reported with names and positions. parades of residents moving, visiting, and hosting over the weekend in Carey, Bucyrus, Findlay and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Suber
Daniel Spuun
Arrow Smith
Near Carey
Beadger
Bert Lee
Lee
O ' Mage
Banche Stoll
Crawford
Charles Herrick
Spouk
Ray
Nelson Updegraff
Effie Reynolds
Mary
Findlay
Terrysburg
Frances Zeigler
Bucyrus
Daniel Kimmell
Sherman Huston
Franklin Street
Pansy Monore
Blanchard
David Sheldon Vuver
Ladies’ Aid Society
O C More
Ann Cole
Railrood Street
Porter Ward
Jonathan Harshbarger
Shellhouse
Entertained for Miss Newhard in Lutheran Sunday school
Miss Marjorie Sutphen pleasantly entertained Miss Leta Newhard's class in the Lutheran Sunday school on Saturday afternoon to honor Miss Newhard's return from a three month visit in Allentown Pennsylvania. The surprise event featured contests a musical program and honored guests including Ruth Sxurtz May Jumbert Helen Lenner Heather Stahl Corinne Wenner Mary Newhard Grace Slemmer Lucy Straw Florence Peters Clara Newhard May Shuman and Mary Ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Sutphen
Leta Newhard
Lutheran Sunday School
Miss Newhard
Allentown
Miss Newbard
Miss Sutphen
May Mullholagaa
Ruth Sxurtz
May Jumbert
Helen Lenner
Local visitors noted at Arcadia and Adrian homes
Springville reports Mr and Mrs F Dible and niece Mien Tob Batchy visiting Mrs George Myers of Arcadia for a few days. W M Presler and family from Adrian were guests of F E Phillips. Mary and Bessie Brayton were at Byron's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dible
Mien
Tob Batchy
Kenton
George Myers
Arcadia
W. M. Presler
Adrian
F. E. Phillips
Mary
Bessie Brayton Tady
Byron
J C Vogel Announces Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Services
Public notice from J C Vogel of Carey Ohio offers high grade tailoring dry cleaning repairing pressing and dyeing services for men and women including suits overcoats jackets skirts and draperies. Opposite Galt House on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Vogel
Carey
Ohie
Oposite Galt House
Improving Slowly After Fall at Lake View Station
Rev J. Williams is improving slowly after a fall at Lake View railroad station. In the dark he stepped off a platform and dislocated his ankle, tearing ligaments and sustaining a very painful injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 11
Williams
Lakeview
At The Ferry Troupe Brings Carey Musical Comedy
Rehearsals underway for a Carey produced musical comedy titled At The Ferry. Miss Lulu Mae Wilcox directs a cast of about seventy five locals with songs and drills by children and young performers. Two shows will be held December 17 and 18 at Snyder's Opera House with general admission 25 cents and reserved seats 35 cents. Proceeds support the fire department's fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Lulu Mae Wilcox
Eastern School of Dramatic Art and Elocution
Bellefountain
Miss Wilcox
Mary
Broadway
Bessie
Fire Department
Rexall Orderlies promise instant relief for constipation
A bold guarantee asserts Rexall Orderlies provide immediate cure or medicine is free. The ad touts the product as a gentle safe regulator and tonic for all ages, boosting liver function and overall health with a money back promise if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
J.D. Ewing
Local glove maker plans start of canvas glove business
Harry Fetvuer has arranged to enter glove manufacturing. He will produce canvas gloves to meet rising demand. Start on a small scale with gradual expansion, creating local employment and encouraging citizen support to ensure success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fetvuer
Jewelers Move Dates for Main Street Shop
On January first C F Poleger will move his jewelry store from the room above the New Pharmacy to the former Miss Raymonds millinery shop space owned by Mrs R C Pensington The New Pharmacy will occupy their current room alone for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Poleger
Miss Raymond
R. C. Pensington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christitans Buyers
J. D. Ewing
T. Moers & Co
Chinaware
China
J. T. Myers & Co
Ho Ralwway Y Bulletin
Walker
Agrian
Bumm
the Ridge
Daniel Reinhart
Portage County
Benjamin Brayton
Harlan Roynon
FF. Dible
John Batchley
William Dible
Fernando Presler
Grace Chapel
George Torg
Carey Harry Stevens
Qarey
Jessie Shaw
Mary Fry
Leary Wickiser
Henry Murehart
Emmys Horlich
Harry
Orville Stroub
Charles Shaw
Stanley Beck
Walter
Truman Updegraff
Hercel Stroub
Frank Copley
Peter Boose
Near Kirby
Charlies Hill
George Upper
Dorothea Pratt
Charles Hill
Clarence Laird
George Opper
Beasie Benjamin
Jesset Shaw
Roy Wickiserig
Harry Ericutt
Stark County
Bert Snyder
Earl Hunter
Frank Cuoppler
Curtis Platt
Roy Wickiser
LB. Snyder
Bernice
Hazel
Lester
Ruiph
Mies Myrtle Helck
Harry Elliott
Asaspyder
Asa Snyder
Aad
Richland Township
Cecil Wickiser and
Family
R. P. Ward
Family Sunday
Pythian Sisters
P. E. Wonder
Frank Stroup
Hiram Kesler
John MccGuire
Fred Grooms
George Montague
Charles Brayton
Outer Temple
Tessie Herbert
Temple
Elsie Turophell
A. H. Myers
H. G. Chambers
Grand Temple
Dayton
Clint Kennerley
Modern
Woodmen of America
F. A. Galbroner
Gail Ryder
Ed Campbell, Jr
Baker
N Prindle
Ilu
Wonder
William Hagley
Black
J. ¥. Wonder
Upper Sandusky
A. 11
Myers
M. W.J. Newhared
A Bringaman, Co. G
Dr. Byers
S. Black
A. Billhardt
C. Clark
A. Webber
Sentinel
H. Bentz
J. Vigor
Rebekahs
Chet Tate
W. H Snyder
Noble
Lee Ogg
Sarah Mann
O Young
Kila Calmes
Odd Fellows
Noble Brand
C. A Hart
A. W. Kimmell
W. H. Lytle
A. F E. Constien
Jacob Stief
Blue Lodge
W. M
Win Zahn
J. M. K. Long
R. C. van Buren
V. C. Lytle
S MW. Ranger
W. J. Newhard
T. M. Edmonson
Tyler
A. B. Ryder
H. B. Bixby
David Hill
I. N. Av1s
Carey Fire Department
Lula Mae Wilcox
Harrisburg, Pa
New Business Enterprise
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