Local notices and obituaries from Carey area October 1906
Reports include births weddings and deaths with dates and ages, business updates on local firms, school and church news, weather and crop notes, and public works details. Notable items feature Jacob Black and Jacob Allion deaths, Loretta Haines and Bert AlUion marriage, typhoid cases in Salem township, and city council actions on streets and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Bicycle Club
Lark
Ion
Findlay
Klein’, & Werley’s
Forest
Livingston
Poverty Run
Chressbrough’s
Chaniéé
Lloyd
Yohe
Chas
Brown
New York
Leonard Weaver
Crawford
Jacob Black
John Black
Loretta Haines
Bert Allion
Adrian
Tiffin
George Shuman
Peter Grant
Sun’Vapor & Street’ Lighting Co
Canton
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Findlay District
Methodist Church
Lowery & Stoll
F. Pflenger
Upper Sandusky
Nichols
Klein & Werley
Orpha Wonder
William Galbroner
D. H. Wonder
Sue Gilliland
Chicago
Nicholas Calmes
Fustoria
George Martin
O. C. Stutz
Salem Township
New Armory
Sioux City
Towa
Jack Frost
F.‘C. Gibbs
Dorcas Carey
Press
W.J. Bryan
Carey
Garey Post
W. H. Clabaugh
Crawford Township
D. T. Hart
Jacob Allion
Masons
A. F. Hartle
Arnold Bros
Emma Wonder
Trield Miller
Jacob Wonder
F. C. Gibbs
Mary
Robert
Richard
Newark
Gibbs
Harry Hunter
Phil J. Heilman
The
Sycamore Leader
Texas
St. Joseph’ S Catholic Church
Vanlue
Bay View Reading Circle
H. R. Felker
Presi-Dee Ee Ae Suse Seater
Ye Pe Bo
Belle Gibson
First American Grammarian Lindley Murray Dies
Lindley Murray, a Pennsylvanian Quaker and the first American notable as a grammarian, authored the Grammar of the English Language. Published in 1793, his textbook was the first of its kind used in American schools on this side of the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Murray
Seheels
Atlantic
Railroad settlement and county actions across Hancock county
The T and C C railroad settled with Enoch Moomy over his wife’s death and daughter’s injury from a freight train. He receives 450 for his wife and 350 for his daughter. County actions include a revised closing hour for a big building and other local notices including officials, rat control efforts, and a broken safe at the Young Men’s Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. & C. C. Railroad
Enoch Moomy
Frank
M. Barnhart
Automobile Club
Harding
Mrs. Immons
Fred. Kimmons
First’ National Bank of’ Findlay
Neers
Bowling Green
Justice of the’ Peace
Ohio
Courier
Main Street
Mt. Blanchard Journal
A. K. Stringfellow
North Main Street
Young Men Christian Association
Alonzo St. Brooks
Stephen Smith
The
Crawbaugh Hardware Company
Large herd of 848 sheep moved by Bloomville area
Seneca County report notes 848 sheep driven near Bloomville and bought near Willard for a Fleet farm in Eden township. The piece recalls 1919 Bloody Corner incident where Frank Schreiner fought William Seasly, leading to Seasly winning a 150 dollar verdict in common pleas court at Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
N. B. Desprez
Berlin Boutson
William Rife
Bloomville
Willard
Eden Township
Ohio
Frank Schreizer
Bloody Corner
William Seasly
Schreiner
Seasly
Common Pleas Court
Tiffin
Bloomville ‘Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
L. E. Straw
H. L. Myers
W F. Johnston
Toledo
North
Patterson Streets
National Lime & Stone Co
John T. Carey
North Street
Nellie Courtwright
Hancock. News
Brooks
Biskit
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Cheero
Bon-Ton Bakery
C. M. Kear &Co
Props
Brgat
Les
Seneca County
C. F. Sutter
New Keller Block
Main St
R. McDowell
Graham
Melrose
Pennsylvania
Hocking Lump
Kentucky Black Jackson Eye Scranton Chestnut Hard Coal
Ghe Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
A. Wenner
the Carey Battery Co
Vance St. Carey, Ohio