Peculiar Suit in Pindlay Court
Wilbur J Creighton sues Walker D Ilines director general of the railroads of the United States in common pleas court seeking 684.00 damages for a tank car filled with acid left near a 10 acre corn field on Lake Wire and Western railroad tracks that leaked and ruined the crop on July 25, 1919. Negligence charged. car held 60 000 barrels intended for nitro glycerine production. Blackford and Blackford represent the plaintiff.
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Walker D Ilines
United States
Common Pleas Court
Wilbur J Creighton
Torpedoompany
Lake Wire
Rairoad
Blackford and
Blackford
Installation Ceremony Noted At Local Lodge Banquet
Friday evening a lodge installation was held with officers new to the F and A M guild. A banquet followed, with a program enjoyed and several Carey visitors called for short talks as Mr Ryder sang.
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M. J. Newhard
W. Luther ‘Spaid
Wn. Humbert
John .Newhard
Gust
Summit
Ofyme Ranger
Russell
Gottfried An ‘Nial
Carey
Mr. Ryder
Aspires to Congress by Bucyrus Attorney Nomination
Benjamin Meck of Bucyrus, a formerly well known attorney in the county, is reported to be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Congress in this district.
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Benjamin-Meck-of-Bucyrus
Congress
Death of Mrs Warren Wisner at Mercy Hospital
Mrs Agnes Pearl Phillips Wisner died Sunday at 4 00 AM after a goitre operation. Survived by Warren Wisner husband thirteen children four deceased and many relatives. Born October 10 1880 near Springville she lived 39 years 2 months 11 days. Funeral held from St John s church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Tiffin
Warren Wisner
C. X. Diller
St. John’s Church
Creed
Arthur
Alton Phillips
Fred
Will Dibie
Wisner
Agnes Pearl Phillips
Springville
Cletus Eugene
Delores Florence
Grace Laudelle
Frances Lucille
Orville Dean
Mary Gertrude
Jnnce Jestine
Elma Hazel
Alma Lenora
Eugene Ewing
Charles Yardiner
Verne Phillips
Adrian
Bigelow M. E. Church
Hunting accident injures 17-year-old Charles Wolfrum
Charles Wolfrum, 17, son of Mr and Mrs George Wolfrum, was shot in the left leg during a hunting trip near Lortz bridge. His brother Frank lowered the shotgun to him causing the discharge. The shot tore a hole in the calf. he was treated by Dr R C Van Buren and sent home. Amputation unlikely if no complications arise.
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Charles Wolfrum
George Wolfrum
Frank
Lortz Bridge
Charles
Farmers Institute Set for Mt Blanchard January 9 10
Mt Blanchard Journal reports the annual Farmers Institute will be held Friday and Saturday January 9 and 10 with three top state speakers and local presenters. The program includes music and social features curated by the committee for a strong event in the region.
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Mt. Blanchard
Two Ohio Notables Die in Columbus Last Week
Two distinguished Columbus residents, Colonel 8. 8 Wilson editor of the Ohio State Journal, and G. O. Randall Supreme Court reporter and historian, died last week. Col. Wilson formerly edited the Ironton Register and was praised for concise, pointed editorials. Randall was active in local pioneer history.
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Ohio
Columbus
Wilson
Ohio State Journal
G. O. Randall
Supreme Court
Col. Wilson
Ironton Register
Randallo
Community Day urged to keep schools as local centers
The Sycamore Leader reflects on last Friday's Community Day in schools. Attendees included teachers and pupils, showing late afternoon and evening turnout as inspiring. The piece advocates the school as a community center for discussing school farm and town issues.
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Sycamore
Sudden Death at Sycamore Claims John Pennington
John Pennington of Sycamore was found dead in his bed Monday morning from heart trouble. He was about seventy five, leaving a wife and several children. He was a cousin of R. Pennington of this city.
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John Pennington
Sycamore
R. Pennington
Genevieve Kirlan to Wed George Shulz in January
Miss Genevieve Clara Kirlan daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kirlan will marry Mr George M Shulz son of Mr and Mrs Peter Shultz near Adrian. The ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday morning January 6 at 8 80 oclock at St Nicholas Church.
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Genevieve Clara
Kirlan
Frank Kirlan
George M. Shulz
Peter Shultz
Adrian
St. Nicholas
Churen
Purchase of Fixtures for Lima Son’s Store Bid
Last Saturday Picotto Pieracculi bought fixtures for his son Ralph of Lima. The youth is undecided where he will open a store.
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Picotto Pieracculi
Byron Aud
On- Vance Stree
Ralph of
Lima
Local rider injured after fall near Strand Theatre
Friday night a rider named Powell fell on the Vee in front of the Strand Theatre injuring his right knee badly. He could not rise on Sunday and remained down.
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Wist
Powell
Strand
Our Christmas Tree Wonder in a Childs Christmas Night
A playful Christmas vignette describes a tree bright and green awaiting Old Santa. Stockings hang, a gun, dolls, and baby shoes are placed in high branches, while a child’s bedtime ritual leads to a quiet dawn when the first peep at gifts is hoped for after a long night.
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Santa Claus
Baby
Johnny
May
Kateé
Baby Blue
Carey High School Fight Prompts Chamber Meeting Debate
The Chamber of Commerce met at Moose Hall to discuss Carey’s crowded schools, a state ordered high school building, and possible bond issues. Board members urged a new line of action and asked for detailed cost estimates before deciding on pursuing the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
C.M. Beitler
Nell
Carey
W. L. Lindsay
F. L. Moyer
F. A. Galbroner
R. C. van Buren
Crawford Township
C of C
McClure
Chamber of Commercce
Pat Youngs Epsilon Harmony Quintette Delights After Half
Pat Youngs Epsilon Harmony Quintette gave a delightful concert between halves of a basketball game last evening. The orchestra, growing in local favor, repeated and encored as dancers enjoyed the music. lineup includes piano Wendell Plank saxophone John Buttalph drums Donald Crev violin Ramon Cram banjo.
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Pat” Young
Epsilon Iharmony Quintette
C.tes
Ninno
Wendell Plank
Tohn Buttalph
Donald Crev
Ramon Cram
Cowen
Kenton News-Republician
Real Estate Transfers From Carey Area Listings
Ralph Lytle and wife convey lot 39 in Ardmore addition to Carey to Mollie McBeth for 1001 dollars. George E Tuttie administrator transfers lots 145 146 147 in South Sycamore to J A Koehl for 2115 dollars. J H Gilliland and others sell part of lots 119 and 120 in Carey to Susan L Gilliland and others. Clinton D Sipe and wife transfer land in the village of Carey to Catherine Chambers for 1000 dollars.
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Ralph Lytle
Mollie McBeth
Ardmore
Carey
George E.-Tuttie
J. A. Koehl
South Sycamore
J. H. Gilliland
Susan L. Gilliland
Clinton D. Sipe
Catherine’ Chambers
Stork brings several births in Toledo and Detroit notices
A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Elvint Haines of Toledo on Monday morning. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Shannon of Detroit on Thursday. Mrs Jack Reynolds of North Street welcomed a daughter named Margaret Lucile on December 12. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Wonder last Thursday named Welén Elizabeth.
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Elvint
Preliminary hearing in Harpster bank robbery case
Harry Morris of Toledo faced a preliminary hearing in Sawire court on the Harpster bank robbery charge. Five witnesses testified. Morris did not take the stand. Judge Bolish bound him over to the common pleas court in 15000 dollars, with grand jury action likely forthcoming.
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Harry Morris
Toledo
Harpster
Sawire
Joseph Bolish
H. H. Newell
A. K. Hall
J. L. Lewis
Harpster Bank
Squire BoHsh
Morris
Common Pleas Court
Chicago Bond and Investment Co
Poast
E. D. Beaty
Chief
Clearwater man renews Times subscription and comments
Ora Hart of Clearwater Virginia writes from the city about renewing another year of the Times. He praises Carey’s growth, notes the shipping point's potential as a commercial center, and mentions warm weather with heavy dew. He says his time is limited but cannot do without the Times.
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Ora Hart
Clearwater
the Times
Hart
S. S. Hart
Carey
Fostoria Man Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Charge
Charles F. McCormick of Fostoria returned from Texas to surrender to police on an embezzlement charge. He pleaded guilty before Judge J. H. Platt and faces a term of one to seven years in the Ohio penitentiary. McCormick, former chief clerk at the Fostoria freight house, was indicted for embezzling $4000 of Baltimore and Ohio railroad funds. He cited love for his family as his motive for surrendering.
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Charles F. McCormick
Fostoria
Texas
Ohio
J. H. Platt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fire Devastates John Stifler Garage in Fostoria
A major blaze in Fostoria destroyed the John Stifler garage early Thursday morning. The fire consumed thirty seven autos and equipment, with the building burning for an hour and the cars dropping into the basement. Estimated total loss is $100000, with only ten cars insured and no building insurance.
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Fostoria
John Stifler
Young hunter wounded by accidental gun discharge
Carl Shearer, son of Walter Shearer, was seriously injured Wednesday afternoon when his gun discharged while he climbed a fence. The shot struck his right arm below the elbow and his left eye, necessitating urgent surgical care at Pindlay hospital.
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Carl Shearer
Walter Shearer
Nan
Mr Blanchard
Notice to Gas Consumers on December 29 1919 Meter Readings
Gas company announces new rates become effective December 29 1919 and will read meters on December 29 and 30 Consumers should ensure meter access or call to arrange access if unavailable on those dates.
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T.L.N. Gas & CO
Palmer predicts price drops in 1920
Attorney General Palmer forecasts a fall in prices during 1920 from January through March with the cost of living already under control. He says the realization hinges on everyone producing as much as possible.
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Palmer
Worpat Suffers Stomach Hemorrhage at Kurtz Dry Goods
Idl P. E. Worpat suffered a stomach hemorrhage while at work Saturday at the Kurtz dry goods store. He was taken home and on Sunday had two more hemorrhages but is somewhat better now.
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P. E. Worpat Suffe
Kurtz Dry
McGown Family Christmas Entertains at Home
Mr and Mrs Frank McGown host Christmas Day gathering with Mrs A T McGown and children Wilma and Olive. Also present Mrs William Mitchell of Peoria Ohio.
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Frank McGown
A.T. McGown
Wilma and
Olive
William Mitchell
Peoria
Ohio
Upper Sandusky Local News And Marriages
Two weeks vacation for Upper Sandusky public schools followed by wedding notices for William Bricely and Lulu Smith and multiple other couples. School lots at Sycamore were sold for 626 dollars. tax receipts set a daily record at 30116.34. A divorce granted to George Sager. grounds gross neglect. A fox hunt in Eden township planned with no dogs or firearms. Oscar W. Midlam dies in Marion aged 74, Civil War veteran. Nevada Christmas activities include a street tree carols cantata on December 23.
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George Sager
Gerta Sager
Gerta
Gerta Poland
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Eden Township
Reynard
Oscar W. Midlam
Upper Sandusky
Marion
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Community Improvement Association Plans New Year Dinner
The community improvement association of Mr Blanchard held its second meeting with much enthusiasm. By unanimous vote the men decided to entertain the ladies on New Year Day and will host a dinner. A program is in planning and a splendid time is expected. further details will appear in the next issue.
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Community Improvement Association
Blanchard
Cwill
Will Build New Elevator on Carey Farm Property
The Carey Farms Cooperative tore down the rear of the building on property recently purchased from John Hendricks and will start construction of a new elevator. Reliance Construction Co. of Indianapolis has a contract to build the 35000 bushel capacity structure, which will be electrically equipped.
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Carey Farmes
John Hendricks
Reliance Construction Co
Indianapolis
Warning to Parents About Boys Hanging on Moving Cars
Notice warnings to parents to tell their boys to stop hanging onto moving automobiles as a dangerous practice. Police have been instructed to stop this behavior to prevent serious injuries.
Christmas Program at United Evangelical Church Shines
The Christmas program at United Evangelical Church was well attended with the house full. The program was well gotten up. The choir sang a beautiful anthem and a cantata was one of the special features.
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United Evangelical Church
Tumor Removed From Florence Clark
Miss Florence Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs S H Clark, underwent surgery Monday at the office of Dr R Van Buren to remove a tumor between the eyes. She is recovering nicely.
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Florence
Clark
Add
S. H Clark
R. ‘ van Buren
Auditor Reile Urges Quick Grab of Dog Tags
Auditor Reile warns that those dog tags are in limited supply and urges rapid action to secure them before they run out. The call stresses urgency and availability for affected individuals.
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Reile
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