Fresh Fish at Alspach’s and local holiday visits
Denzil Bedarseewash visits Fostoria on Monday while Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream is sold at 10c from the 5 and 10 Cent Store. Frank Johnston to examine eyes at the Galt House this Saturday. Many families travel for Christmas visits with relatives in Findlay, Columbus, Toledo, and nearby towns, hosting guests and sharing meals during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alspach
Denzil
Schell
Findlay
Carl Gotptried
Frank, Ferrel
Dayton
Dora Ferrel
Cs Ms Kear
Russell
Davis
Chafon
Sanday
Carey
Logan
Peter Krupp
Keller of
Adam
City Council Meets as Health Officer Proposes Board
City council met with all members present. Health Officer Wonder submitted his report recommending a transition to a board of health in place of the health officer. Council adjourned to meet next Monday night January 1 for the new city administration installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
Dinner Guests Gather for Sunday at Virgil Green Home
Mr and Mrs Virgil Green hosted a large Sunday dinner with guests including Joe Stiffle of Upper Sandusky Mrs W B Hill and daughter Esther and grandson Rosslyn Green Laura Gatchell of Sycamore J E Turston and Naomi of Marion Perry Pressler and sons Wayne and Percy and daughter Irene James Green and sons Ralph Alonzo and Earl near Carey Gust Wheeler and daughter Ombra of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Green
Joe Stiffle
Upper Sandusky
W. B. Hill
Esther
Rosslyn Green
Laura Gatchell
Sycamore
J. E. Thurston
Naomi
Marion
Perry Pressler
Wayne
Percy
Irene
Adrian
James Green
Ralph
Alonzo and
Earl
Carey
Gust Wheeler
Ombra
Entertaining Ladies Celebrate Christmas at Kennerieys Home
Miss Gladys Kennerie and Miss Ruth Kurtz hosted a clever evening for 37 guests at the Kennerieys' home on Friday. The rooms were decorated with profuse Christmas fancies and a central dining table held a small Christmas gift. Contests and Santa games added festive fun for the younger set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys’ Kenneriey
Ruth
Kurtz
Ton of Coal Reported in Unclear Ledger Entry
An OCR fragment describes a coal tonnage and related names, including Nye and W.F. Johnston, with scattered figures and ownership references. The text lacks coherent details but indicates a transfer or measurement event involving coal.
Christmas Gathering at the Heck Home Delightful
The home of Mr and Mrs Carl Heck hosted a cheerful Christmas gathering on Monday evening. Guests received small toy-filled stockings as keepsakes while enjoying music and dancing. Willis Schnuel’s injured foot from last week will not require amputation. Mrs A J Nowland remains in a very low condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepeat
Carl
Willis Schnuel
A. J. Nowland
Will Glosé Stores to Close Early in 1912
Ash & Houk and Ranger and Huston will close their hardware stores at 5 30 p m daily except Saturdays from January to April 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash & Houk
Ranger ‘*& Huston
Serving His Country in Satire and Absence
A critical excerpt from Moses Coit Tyler’s journal notes President Grant’s quiet humor and reluctant public role. The piece reflects on how a public office can be mocked for passivity yet prove effective when conditions demand action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Coit Tyler
Washington
Grant
Talking Canaries Through History and Regions
Reports of talking canaries date from 1858 in Norwood England where a female owner heard a canary echo the phrase Kissie kissie and later imitate a kiss. In 1863 Bath exhibited a canary with a parrot like vocabulary and another briefly shown in Britain died after catching cold. In Germany and the Tyrol canaries are trained to imitate other birds and whistle tunes, with words seen as variants of their musical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
England
Bath
Germany
Tyrol
Canaries
The Lerot Immune to Snake Poison
British naturalists report that the lerot, a dormouse relative, shows immunity to viper venom. In experiments large doses of snake poison caused no ill effects, and a lerot bitten in the eye by a viper exhibited no poisoning signs, suggesting true immunity.
Goldbeaters Skin and Alternatives in Leaf Production
The article explains goldbeaters use parchment from animals and paper blends as a substitute for the outside membrane of the large snail in the process. It notes animal parchment has been used for centuries, with thinner sheets damaged by adhesion. German papers coated with isinglass or albumen aid initial beating, while goldbeaters finish between skins to pound an ounce of gold into 200 square inches of leaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
New York Tribune
U B Church Notes Revival Continues With Many Conversions
ARLES D MOORE pastor reports ongoing revival meetings at U B Church with 23 conversions so far. preaching by Rev Mr vurl Rev Mr Spaid and Rev Mr Bailey during first week. Rev We H Bennett preached four times second week. Sunday services include communion at 10 15 and Junior and Senior Endeavor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles D
N. Moore
Iday’school
Sun School
Jothers
Vurl
Spaid
Bailey
H. Bennett
Marriage at United Evangelical Parsonage
On Saturday evening in Highland township Cy Ames and R Walter son of B F Walter wed Miss Maple Gilliland daughter of R D Gilliland at the United Evangelical parsonage. Rev W Elmer Bailey officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United. Evangelical Parsonage
Cy Ames
R. Walter
B. F. Walter
Maple Gilliland
R. D. Gilliland
Righland Township
W. Elmer Bailey
Mrs Keller Suffers Broken Arm in East Main Fall
A Sunday evening mishap on East Main street left Mrs. E. M. Keller with both bones of her right arm broken just above the wrist while she was en route to Christmas exercises from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Keller
East Main Street
Tong Moyer Nuptials In Upper Sandusky
Tong Moyer of Ridge township wed Miss Lydia Gertrude Gertrude daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Moyer north of the city at Upper Sandusky. Rev J W Byers performed the ceremony. The couple plan a southern trip and will reside in Carey after returning. The Times offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Tong
Ridge Township
J “Ydia Gertrude
Cornelius Moyer
Upper Sandusky
J. W. Byers
Mirridge
Tong
Carey
Peroxide Sold At Low Price At Local Five and Ten
A 6 ounce bottle of peroxide is offered for 10 cents at the 5 and 10 Cent Store.
Family Dinner Hosted by Mrs Johnson on Christmas Day
Mrs W C Johnson entertained a family gathering on Christmas Day with guests including Mr and Mrs Tracey Johnson and son Carl Mr and Mrs Albro Johnson and children Howard Hazel and Paul and Misses Adah and May Johnson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Johnson
Tracey Johnson
Carl
Albro Johnson
Howard
Hazel
Paul
Adah
May Johnson
Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Hospitality Roster
A crowded social record lists Mr and Mrs Levi Haines hosting a six o clock dinner with relatives including Mrs Hh Ly tle and grandson Claire. Several families from Gibsonburg Sarидуsky City Hillsdale Findlay Toledo Marion and Trumbull County are noted as holiday guests and hosting or attending dinners through January February and March. Includes Jeremiah Garn hosting a family Christmas dinner with extended relatives from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Haines
Lytle
Claire
Fresh New Year Candies and Holiday Visits Across Town
Fresh candies for New Year's 10c 2 pound at the 5 and 10 Cent Store. Virgil Foy of Sycamore visited Car ey friends Wednesday. J. W. Alspach and Ashley Alspach spent Christmas with relatives. J. W. stayed longer. J. H. Stevens and daughter Nellie returned from Deep North Carolina where he led a steam ditcher project. H G Haines of Cleveland James A Haines of Milwaukee and Orson Gibson's family joined Levi Haines's family for Christmas at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. &. Alspach
J. W. Alspach
Ashley Alspach
Marion
J. W
J. H. Stevens
Nellie
Deep
N. C
H. G Haines
Cleveland
James A. Haines
Milwaukee, Wis
Orson Gibson
Adrian
Levi Haines
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Mrs. Core
Myrtle
Crawford
Irs
Leo ‘Orians
Boyton
Angry Joe Braun
Wen Heck
Chicago
David Heck
A.H. Griffin
Houston
Texas
F. M. Harris
Visses Mattie Myers
Bertha van Heyde
Charles. Wegman
George Ash
A. H. Kennerley
Lawrence
Gladys
Toledo
Glenn Stroup
Rosalia Myers
Joe de
Ralph Kurtz
Lewis Burkart
Ken
Parandemirs
Joe Braun
Wm. Galbroner and Son
Charlestown
W. Va
A. H. Giffin
S. Griffin
Harry
Columbus
Arracks
Colum
Rester Courtad
Charles
Forest Mick
New Madison
Mick
John Mick
Swnship
John Shireman
Clint Sheridan
Td Bessie
John Semler
Ralph Zint
Zint
Josephine Thrall
Homer
R. C. van Buen
Cr L. Culler
D. Brown
Sara Lytle
Carib
J. ‘D. Southward
Ter
Earl Alter
J. P
George Bish
Alvada
Ward Zeis of
Mary “Keck
Frenchtown
Gladys Zeis
Joseph
Pethengetht
Frank’ Johnstorig
Ind
Wm.Slater
Fred ‘Bloom
Alert Bloom
Louisa.Ludwig
Tiffin
W.H. Houk
C. A. Wonder
Jacob ~ Wonder
Claude Buehler
Craford M. E
Delaware
Glenn
Carothers
Yeast Foam Co
J. H. Carothers
Frank Slemmer
Miss Grace
Charles Kentzant
Charlie Sands
Ohio
Jacob” Wonder
Ruby Wonder
Henry Reinhart
Maria’Kurtz
Allentown
Gordon Hickle
George, Jr
Springfield
City Council
Bernesessee
Amos
Nye
Johnston
Son
U. B. Church Notes
Tong Moyer
NewsYear
Mehas Dari
H. B. ‘Kurtz’ Sons
Jy Vigor
B. W
Foose
Mary
Elfen
Gibsonburg
Baker
Saridusky City
John Stoll
Jimmilly
William’ Karr
Lucille
Florénce
F. M. ‘McDonald
Kathryn
Lewis Beis
J."w. Powell
C. M. Powell
Wayne and
Allen
Fred Powell
Dan Powell
Ervin
Erma
Berlin
Hillsdale
Mich
Whitehouse
W. .T. Dargin
Dorothy
Margarete
Theodore
W. T. Hannaway
Kenneth
F. G. Harris
Ethel Dargin
Theodore Harris
Jeremiah Garn
Elza Garn
Robert Hilty
I. N. Zeis
Ora. Garn
Katie
Willis Garn
Fostoria
Eugene Garn
Alonzo Daniels
Will Zahn
Norman
North
Fred Garn
Trumbull
Chesebrough
Riday
DS. Chesebrough _ & Co
P. O
Virgil Foy
Carey Friends
Newhard
Bros—Clothiers and Furnishers
Hart, Schaffner
Marx
Marine
Michaels Stern
Hart, Schaffner & Mar
Newhard- Bros
Michaels, Stern & Co
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