Upper Sandusky Community Plans Municipal Christmas
Upper Sandusky outlines plans for a municipal Christmas with daily events. Local officials report library open for circulation and a new close mail cart for parcel post delivery.
10 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
1
Upper Sandusky outlines plans for a municipal Christmas with daily events. Local officials report library open for circulation and a new close mail cart for parcel post delivery.
The Aid Society of the Methodist church met Friday with Mrs W L Lindsey. Devotions by Mrs T M Johnston. Secretary Mrs WS Faverman reported on the past year. December calendar collection totaled 1010. Officers elected: president Mrs David Heck, vice president Mrs D C Henry, secretary Mrs Tragerman, treasurer Mrs George Ash. Work for 1951 outlined with sections for church receptions. invitations to other churches. A Suber visited Marseilles schools with wife. they were exposed to smallpox. Mrs Suber contracted the disease.
The C J G Club hosted a brief gathering with Vis Vina Bish Vass Fait Hiunter and Mrs Ani Slolloner as guests. Hours were short at Christmas fancy work and a delicious luncheon was served. No further meetings until after the holidays.
The Travelers enjoyed an evening with Miss Aine Slater Milmer Wonder who read a paper on "Wary Queen of Scotts" and presented a musical program. A social gathering is planned for next Monday at the home of Rey and Mrs. E Luther Spald.
Congressman John A. Key helped secure a pension rise for Martin Laudenalager of Route, effective May 11, with monthly payments increasing from 7,919 to 24 dollars per month from Hav. 4, 1916.
At the city council session Monday night present were Wonder the mayor Angus clerk and councilmen Pahl Ryder Washburn Heck Dunlap and Blue. Bills paid include labor for Peter Long two weeks board for Mrs Malone and payments to Ash Houk Logan Gas Co and others totaling several dollars. The mayoral report was read and $25.50 from fines licences was turned into the treasury. A certified check for 1419.08 from Shoup & Co offset The National Limestone Co claim. Damages claim by Ralph Wenner deferred to next meeting. Mrs Malone quarantined at J. W. Weaks residence for two weeks per health officer.
Mrs Roy Kirkwood of Carey Ohio hosted a baptism for her three month old son Roy Edward at three o clock in the care of Dr J B Hutton the mothers former pastor. The ceremony took place at grandmother Mrs L H McKays residence 249 East Pascagoula Street with friends and relatives witnessing the infant’s baptism and gifts from attendees including a large cannatus bouquet and tokens of cementer.
Jurors named for the January term of the court of common pleas include grand jurors John S. Fox Crawford McLeod Brown Albert T Spayth Tymochtee E C Evins Ridge and Joseph Bachman Salem The petit jury list features J L Lasley H F Graves Harvey Wonder Carey Sherman Esterly Ridge and Nicholas Co Traxler Tymochteeiyası
Pythian Sisters gathered for the sixteenth annual reption of district No. 7 with 25 temples represented from nearby towns. Notables included Sue Moyer of Cleveland and Ruth Arnold of Toledo. The day featured a reception, an exemplification, one initiation, a welcome address by Clint Kennerley, and social events with meals for 240 and 220 attendees. The next convention will be at Sycamore.
A Big Four passenger train paused near West Liberty to avoid a horse entangled in a fence. Conductor Philip Henn said residents of West Liberty saved his life during the March 25 1913 flood, and he would stop to help them regardless of train speed.
The Coterie last Thursday evening hosted Vrs C C Iisselle Mrs Iwron Opged and Mrs I Ja Culler among attendees. On Friday evening the group TE B Feller and Mrs W Stutzman will entertain workers and their husbands at the her hove venue.
An old advert urges timely roofing attention with a promise of solid work and reasonable prices. It lists D. C. Bowley of Beek Block Carey Illinois as the contact for service.
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