Sixteenth Nevada farmers institute and local notices
The sixteenth annual Nevada farmers institute will be held February 10 and 11. Local items include sale of a pacing stallion Burtellic for $1000 to Toledo buyers, and Grover Fisher opening Star theatre in Upper Sandusky. Reports of a homicide case in Marion and a coroner’s examination prompted a venue motion to this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Farmers’ Institute
Charles Rogers
Sycamore
Burtellic
Toledo
Grover Fisher
Upper Sandusky
This Place
Marion
Co. L
20D Regiment
Frank A. Namsell
Ervie R. Hoover
Heutenant
Wheeler A. Caughey
North Dakota Move Planned by Forest Schade of Vanlue
Forest Schade of Vanlue plans a spring trip to Willis ton North Dakota for a extended northwest visit with aim to settle there if suitable. He prepares to leave and will hold a public sale next Thursday as announced in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Schade
Vanlue
Williston
N. D
Schade
The Chicago Record Herald Becomes Family Newspaper Favorite
The Chicago Record Herald is praised as the best all around family paper in the West. Its moral tone, wide news coverage, and brief world reports appeal to business readers and busy households alike with rich features, sports pages, recipes, fashion notes, and entertaining serialized fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record Herald
United States
Record-Herald
Mme. Qui Vive
Mariun Harland
Nemo
William E. Curtis
Mr. Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
A Delightful Trip
Mr and Mrs John Spreng of Ashland Ohio return from months of travel through Georgia visiting a daughter at Menlo and a son I E Spreng in Carey Also they toured Chicamauga Mission Ridge Lookout Mountain and peach country Menlo ships 150 carloads daily in season The Sprengs are described as gentle observers and successful locals with family visits in Carey and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spreng
Ashland
Ohio
Georgia
Menlo
Chicamauga
Mission Ridge
Lookout Mountain
I. E. Spreng
Carey
A A Spreng
Spreng
J. E. Spreng
A. A. Spreng
Fish record catch on Clear Water Bay wharf
Ora Hart reports that he and Leo Martin landed a 365 pound jewfish off Clear Water Florida. They used a 200 foot rope and towed the fish aboard after two hours with help from two others. They photographed it, kept scales as proof, then released the fish back to the bay. Some scales were sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hart
Leo Martin
Clearwater
Florida
Bay
Has Purchased Texas Farm Near Dumas
Delors Hile returned from a two week Texas trip last Thursday and purchased a 160 acre farm one mile from Dumas a new county town. He will return to Texas on Tuesday February 16 accompanied by his brother Leroy to look for a home for himself and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delors Hile
Texas
Dumas
Mr. Hile
Leroy
Quarterly Meeting Held At Big Oak Church
Rev. J. H. Williams attended a forest trip Friday Saturday morning and led a quarterly meeting at Big Oak church. Rev. E. M. Couns cellor from Elida assisted him during the weekend event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Williams
Forest
Big Oak Church
E. M. Councellor
Elida
Death of Mrs. Kaziah Snyder Recalls Long Life and Family Ties
Mrs. Kaziah Snyder aged about 87 died at her daughter Mrs. Frank Starrs home three miles south of town after a long illness. Born Kaziah McTherrin in 1821 in Wayne county she moved to Marion area as a child and later married Samuel Snyder who died fifty years ago. Survived by son Richard Snyder daughter Mrs. Starr fourteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral conducted at Crawford M E church by Rev T J Garey with interment at Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank Reiser Charles Hunter Henry Doppler Geo Karr Alvin England and Ernest Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaziah Snyder
Frank Starr
Snyder
Kaziah McTherrin
Wayne County
Marion
Samuel Snyder
John C. Snyder
Mary Eggleston
Richard Snyder
Pitt Township
Starr
Ulster County Gazette Notes Washington's Remains and Ad Notices
The Kingston Ulster County Gazette reports the funeral procession for George Washington entombed December 20 in Georgetown with grief marks and verses by A Young Lady. Foreign news arrives late with a brief summary. Spanish frigates reportedly seized by the British. Advertisements include ashes sale, mercantile offerings, and a half sawmill with a stout healthy man for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S Hart
Ulster County Gazette
Kingston
Ulster County
New York
George Washington
Georgetown
Washington
Sims
Gilpin
Ramsay
Maraveder
Payne
Samuel Freef
Abraham I. Hassbrook
Dible-Wagner Nuptials Tie North of Carey in Simple Rural Ceremony
Miss Beryl Dible daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Dible united in marriage with Mr James Wagner near Wittin last Wednesday evening at Rev C F M Green home. About twenty guests attended a wedding supper then neighbors joined in a bell choir. The newlyweds will live on the Wu Reinhart farm six miles north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. M. Green
Beryl Dible
Ferdinand Dible
James Wagner
Wittin
Martha Bloom
Wagner
Wu. Reinhart
Carey
Mutually Attracted Visitors Between Carey and Findlay
A Findlay nursing republican item reprints fifteen Carey Times clippings about visitors between Carey and Findlay. The collection shows strong reciprocal interest with Carey residents visiting Findlay and Findlay residents visiting Carey, illustrating cross town ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Nursing Republican
Carey Times
Carey
Findlay
Allan Whistler sells Crawford township farm to Harvey Tippin
Allan Whistler sold his northwest Crawford township farm to Harvey Tippin of Lykens. Whistler will give possession March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Whistler Tas
Crawford Township
Harvey Tippin
Lykens
Mr. Whistler
Lincoln Day Proclamation by Governor Harmon
Ohio declares February 12 1909 a holiday to mark Lincoln birthday. Governor Harmon urges cessation from business and patriotism statewide, with the Great Seal affixed in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Ohio
Lincoln
State of Ohio
Executive Department
Abraham Lincoln
General Assembly
Judson Harmon
Columbus
New Home Planned on East Main Street by Local Buyer
On Monday D N Hill purchased a second lot on East Main Street adjoining his earlier parcel. In spring he will begin a bungalow style California architecture home with eight rooms and bath, featuring modern conveniences. Architect is S M Morris of Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Hill
Frank Ogg
East Main Street
Largest Office Building in the World Headed by D C Clerk
A postcard from Logan Presler of Washington reports the State War and Navy Building as the largest office structure in the world. He notes it is fireproof, has 500 rooms, and cost 22 million dollars, with Presler employed in a clerical capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Presler
Washington, D. C
State, War and Navy
Presler
Death of Niece Drusilla Schindler Reported
Frank Zender received word Monday of his niece Drusilla Schindler the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Schindler of Bradner. The funeral was held at New Beigle Wednesday morning with Mr and Mrs Frank Zender attending from Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zender
Drusilla Schindler
Tony Schindler
Bradner
New Beigle
Carey
Printer’s Case Recalled by Blizard Visitor
Elza Gurn arrived with the blizzard last Saturday and disturbed the printer’s case by placing many sticks of type. After years apart, Mr Garo recalls the cause and prepared a clean proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Gurn
Garo
Sunday Dinner Hosts and Guests Noted in Journal Entry
Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L G Ranger with invitations extended to Mr and Mrs W A Smith Mr and Mrs Wm Sheridan Mr and Mrs Wm Augustine Mr and Mrs A Borkwalter and Mrs George Blane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Ranger
W. A Smith
Wm. Sheridan
Wm Augustine
A Borkwalter
George Blane
Pleasant Evening at Johnston Home with Local Guests
On Sunday evening after church Rev. and Mrs Stewart Baumgardner Mr and Mrs L G Ranger Mr and Mrs George Ash and Mr and Mrs Wm Augustine enjoyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Mr and Mrs T M Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Baumgardner
L G. Ranger
George Ash
Wm. Augustine
T. M Johnston
Eastern Star Social Planned by Alphabet Members
A committee of Eastern Star members whose names start with A through G will cater the order and host a social hour after the regular meeting Friday evening.
To Begin Meetings at Vundur Charge
Rev. EH Luther Spath opens semi weekly meetings at his charge in Vundur next Monday evening and will continue through the week and perhaps longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Spath
Vundur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beck & Milroy Hardware Co
Mammoth Clover
Timothy
Massillon
W. F. Johnston & Son
Ranger & Huston
A. J. Frederick
Ring the Corner
Carey, Ohio
Carl C. Anderson
James N. Burke
Nevada
Burke
Colorado Midland Railroad
Cardiff
Colorado
Daniels. Tay
Boston
Frank Dickson
M. E
Presbyterian Church
M. I. Church
Meric Vance
Wm. Shumaker
J. D Curlis
W. M. Feighner
Mr. Vance
Klair
Laura Markley
Cecil Campbell
Circuit Court
Newell
Norris
Hurin
Donnelly
North Dakota
Texas Farm
Carmin A. Thompson
Secretary of State
Eastern Star Social
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