Sycamore Triumphs Over Bloomdale In 20 to 17 Game
In a local basketball matchup Sycamore defeated Bloomdale 20 to 17. Other items note G. P. Bartholomew as Sycamore Farmers' Institute president, court schedules, a Salem township Miller ditch survey, a February 12 sale date, and various local notices.
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Sycamore
Bloomdale
G. P. Bartholomew
Sycamore Farmers’ Institute
E. D. Brown
Columbus
Miller Ditch
Salem Township
Davis Concert Co to Play Final Lecture in Snyder Opera House
The Davis Concert Company brings a mixed program to Snyder's Opera House on Thursday February 10. Violinist William L Davis plus Hazel Kirk Wertz and Lorae Lintecum headline a strong group with mandolin and harp solos. The troupe seeks a full house as in prior high quality yet underattended events.
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Snyder’s Opera House
Davis Concert Co
Wm. L. Davis
Davis
John B. Martin
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago Musical College
Allen
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Samuel Siegel
Andrew R. Davis
Walfried Singer
Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
Miss Wertz
Lorae Lintecum
Columbia School of Expression
Miss Lintecum
Miss Dora Johnson Promotes Danville Seminary Cause
Miss Dora Johnson of Norwalk visited the city last week to advocate the Polytechnic Seminary of Danville Kentucky a school for Negroes modeled after Booker T Washington's Tuskegee project She thanked contributors and asked others to send donations to her at Norwalk.
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Dora Johnson
Norwalk
Polytechnic Seminary
Danville
Kentucky
Booker Washington
Tuskege
Alabama
Miss Johnson
Wood Cutting for Asa Snyder at Shumans Woods
William Stilbarger of the Ridge led neighbors in a wood chopping gathering for Asa Snyder in Frank Shumans woods last Friday afternoon. Participants included William Walter Carl Shuman Daniel Powell Fred Powell Chas Walters Oscar Wentling Lawrence Baughman and John Peters. Willie Walter Park Walter and Freeman Snyder did the hauling. Mr and Mrs Snyder thank their friends for their kindness.
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William Stilbarger
Ridge
Asa Snyder
Frank Shumans_ woods
Mr Stillbarger
Wm Walter
Carl Shuman
Daniel Powell
Fred Powell
Chas Walters
Oscar Wentling
Lawrence Baughman
John Peters
Willie Walter
Park Waller
Freeman Snyder
Thimbie Party Hosts Informal Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Homer Thrall and Mrs. L. G. Thrall entertained a number of friends with an informal gathering on Friday afternoon. Needlework occupied an hour followed by a game titled Do You Know Kate. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. L. Cameron of Marysville and Mrs. Charles Shepherd of Ashland Oregon.
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Homer Thrall
L. G. Thrall
Kate
J. L. Cameron
Marysville
Charles Shepherd
Ashland
Oregon
Lutheran church dedicates new organ and chancel fittings
The Lutheran church completed improvements including a new pipe organ, oak chancel furnishings, silver inscribed memorial plate for Margie Straw, baptismal font, upgraded lighting, and two-toned Brussels carpet. Gifts from Mr. Straw and J D Larmpath noted. services held in editorium on Sunday.
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Christ
God
Margie Virginia Straw
Lawrence E. Straw
Auditorum
Straw
J D Larmpath
Kindness Acknowledged by Careful Woodmen Brother
Bernard Feeley thanks the Woodmen of the World for care during illness and Carey citizens for flowers and cheer. He notes gratitude for the kindness and support received.
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Woodmen
Carey
Bernard Feeley
City Council Minutes Note Drainage and Street Wire Issues
Council members present included Mayor Van Heyde and Clerk Spencer. Bills paid cover salaries to policemen and clerks, coal deliveries, boiler repair, transformers, and other incidentals. Main actions note drain condition on North Patterson Street and unsafe telephone wires in streets. no funds to fix South Patterson Street drainage due to high costs.
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van Heyde
Spencer
Vigor
Kurtz
Kear
Constien
Pahl
Wenner
J. D. Ewing
Fallon
Gunda
Dni
W. H. Lytle, Jr
Michael Perl
CG G. Spencer
Robert Drake
Big Phil Ot
John Lockrider
Scott Long
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Emon Frederick
Michael Gottfried
BEY Vets Cees
GC. Reynolds
Hart
Board of Affairs
Seasees
John Gusman
Sunday Creek Coal Co
T. M. Johnson
North Patterson Street
South Patterson Street
Entertaining Eastern Stars at Myers Country Home
Mr and Mrs Allen Myers hosted the Eastern Stars two miles west of McCutchenville last Wednesday evening. Attendees enjoyed music and humor with costumes such as The Gipsey Fortune Tesler and DJ Plunkard, followed by midnight refreshments.
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Allen Myers
McCutchenville
Gipsey Fortune Tesler
DJ Plunkard
Ernest Wetzel
William Rowe
J L. Bare
Charles Parks
A. F. Shafer
A. F. Spaythe
G. W. Beis
John Wininger
Christian Trott
Joseph Parks
John Myers
Elmer Lawhead
O M Funk
Marshall Carter
Jacob
Kenner
J. J Heaton
Jesse Badger
Frank Babcock
Clive
Lloyd Kenner
William Kingseed
F. Lowmaster
William Galbraith
George Rennsderfer
Gladys Jamison
Bertha Haines
Blanche Beis
Minne DeTray
Lessie Bemisderfer
Margie Noel
Daisey Carter
Plorence Myers
Harley DeTray
Hayes Shireman
Robert Rewe
G Co Grubel
Charles Hames
Travelers Club Meeting Discusses Current Events
A Travelers Club gathering with Mrs PJ Zint featured a lively discussion of current events followed by a paper describing a tip from Terra To set five by Mrs AO Fl umstier and Mrs Ash. The meeting included a reading and a sheet titled Second fame and a brief note on tea and conversation.
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Travelers Club
PJ Zint
Terra
Settape
AO Flumstier
Amd
Ash
Sunday Guests at Logsdon Home Near Carey
Sunday guests were entertained at dinner and supper at the home of Vi and Mrs JR Logsdon four miles south of Carey. Attendees included LL. B. Logsdon of Toledo, Emma Puahl bushe of Oak Harbor, Elizabeth Krupp, Lavinia Haford, Ralph Hafferd, Grover Hill, and Mr. and Mrs Henry Logsdon with sons Lewis Lawrence and Geraith.
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JR Logsdon
Carey
LL. B. Logsdon
Toledo
Emma Puahlbuseh
Oak Harbor
Elizabeth Krupp
Lavinia Haford
Ralph Hafferd
Grover Hill
Henry Logsdon
Lewis, Lawrence and
Geraith
Thom Attends Sister Mary Thom Wedding in Chicago
George Thom traveled to Chicago on Saturday to attend the wedding of his sister Miss Mary Thom to Mr. Edward Winkler which occurred on Tuesday. Thom is ill.
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George Thom
Chicago
Mary Thom
Edward Winkler
Mr. Thom
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the Corner Hardware
W. H. Snyder
Bowlby
Michigan
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Hocking Valley
The
Carey Times
Common Pleas Court
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Petit Jury
Upper Sandusky
Union
Susanna Brown
Ed Reister
Harry B. Keller
Dow
Claire Shireman
Ida Adelsperger
D. E. Ewing
Tiffin
Page Morris
Pennsylvania Railroad
John G. Freiman
Alvada
Ed. L. Marks
Wyandot County
George WiTschanen
A. Lallhard, Jr
J D. Ewing
Peter Huffman
Perrington
Simon Huffman
Town
100Th Regiment
Indiana
123Rd
QO. V. I
Peter
Simon
Army of the East
Maryland
Winchester
Thimbie Party
Lutheran Church
Arl Lomban
van Buren
Chet
WH Clinger
Bernice Clinger
Cora Williams
H 4
Saran Barth
MW M Lombard
CO VO Kear
PT Pluegrer
Fev Haines
Walter Fouke
Otte Plueger
Mane Pflueger
Helen Gibson
A. Rangerer
Ate
Willam Haies
Mroo
Bert Allen
Elmer Lawheat
Adrian A . Lombard
Swanton
R I Bowlby
Findlay
Charles Griffin
Fostora
Bert Ball
Warren
City Council
Travelers’ Club
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