Lively Upper Sandusky News Patch Highlights Local Events
County Treasurer Ellis faced a locked office as a prankish act, while Rowland began a second term after posting a $5 000 bond. News notes include hens laying 188 eggs in January, mail handled on eight rural routes, a contested will in common pleas court, and various local incidents from marriages to a fatality.
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Ellis
Keriton i
Unger
Sandusky
Rafter
Sprovaterindée
Rowland
C. C. Culver
Upper Sandusky
Adam Weber
Common Pleas Court
William F. Kramer
Pitttowship
Clark Freet
Typ Htee
Lawren E Long
McCutchenville
Birthday Surprise for Harry Fox on Twenty Third
Last Thursday marked Harry Fox's twenty third birthday as friends surprised him with a sled ride to the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J Fox northeast of Carey. The evening featured a supper games and dancing with many guests presenting gifts in a festive Mansfield area social event.
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Harry Fox
Frank
W. D McDonald
Grandma Fox
al J Ruehle
Charley Fox
J. R. Eyestone
TU Merrihew
Paul Pahl
Jinus North
Jacob Spokey
Leona Allion
Cletis Lowrey
Edith Kitzler
Helen Fox
Grace Green
Nellie Mitten
Selera Fox
Injured Railroad Worker Suffers Arm Injury on Bridge-Gang
Bliza Garn of the Northern Ohio railroad bridge-gang met with a severe accident last Thursday at Medina. He slipped while stepping down from his car as a local train passed, injuring his right arm. No bones were broken but ligaments were torn. he will wear an arm sling at home for some time.
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Bliza Garn
Medina
Northern Ohio Railroad
Executive Committee Meets
The mid year meeting of the executive committee of the W C T U was held at United Evangelical church in this city last Wednesday. A resolutions committee was appointed to report at the county convention in August. The resignation of Mrs George as superintendent of Premature Was accepted and Mrs Cod Smith of Carey was elected to fill the office. The Anti-Saloon League convention report was given, and the county institute will be held at Nevada in March with Mrs Romans to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
NeHie Walton
Sycamore
J. J Hulse
Upper Sandusky
Myrtle Aten
Nevada
Elza Jacobs
Carey
S. I Moser
Marion
Walton
George
Premture
Cod Smith
Columbus
Fred FP Walton
Carey Ladies
Romans
Injured Hand After Icy Fall on Saturday
Robert Drake slipped on an icy pavement Saturday at noon and injure his right hand. Two small bones at the base of the hand were forced past each other, causing a painful but not serious experience for Mr. Drake.
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Robert Drake
Mr. Drake
Camp Restaurant Sold to Frank B. Idler
I Searfoss sold the Camp Restaurant to Frank B. Idler of Findlay. Idler will take possession at the end of the month. Mrs Searfoss has not yet announced plans for the future.
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Searfoss
Frank B. Idler
Findday
Home Economics added to Ohio Extension program in Carey
The Home Economics subject gains broader attention in Ohio this year and will be taught for the first time in many rural schools as part of the Extension school at Carey February 15 to 19. Experts from the College of Agriculture will lead daily sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. covering meat and egg use, bread baking, vegetables and salads, meal planning, home decoration, and household management to improve family feeding and domestic beauty.
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Ohio
Carey
College of Agriculture
Frances Willard W C T U Holds County Institute
The Frances Willard W C T U Tol held a Joca institute at the fish school Wednesday of last week. A paper on Peace and Arbitration by Mrs G W Starr and Why Every Woman Should Want the Ballot by Mrs T WH Brown were read. A discussion followed, recitation by Franklin Brown, and an address by County President AS Walton of Sycamore. Miss Aten of Nevada gave chart talks on Scientific Temperance Instruct and Anti Narcotics after returning from the Ohio Dry Convention in Columbus.
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Frances Willard W .C. Tol
Fish School
G W. Starr
T WH Brown
Franklin’ Brown
Walton
Sycamore
Miss Aten
Nevada
Ohio
Columbus
Mies
Girl Injured When Sledding Dislocates Arm
Seven year old Marcella Collet of north town suffers a dislocated elbow and green fracture after a sled fall in the doorway yard. An anaesthetic was used during treatment, and she is reported doing nicely.
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Marcella
City Council approves bonds for street lighting and land sale
Monday night the city council paid various bills including gas, coal, groceries, and legal ads. The street committee hired J F Brown to install signal lights by daily rate. An ordinance to issue 1500 bonds for additional street lights was read and adopted under suspension. An ordinance authorizing the sale of the hitching ground land was also adopted.
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Wonder
Pahi
Ryder
Washburn
Heck
Dunlap
Blue
Angus
Scott McKinnon
J. F. Wonder
S. B. Gillette
O. C. Bowlby
M.S. Newell
Wisebaker
D. C. Henry
Woessner
CG. C. Railroad
Wyatt Coal Co
C. C. Coontz
David Hall
F. H. Frederick
Street Committee
J. F. Brown
Burial of Henry W. Mann at Spring Grove Cemetery
Henry W. Mann born December 12 1860 in Putnam township Michigan was buried at Spring Grove cemetery Sunday with Rev J W Shock officiating. He married Susan Ann Bauchmann March 5 1883 and had five children two died earlier. Surviving are Joseph H Hellen at home and Mrs Edward Kuntz of Marion. He was a Marion contractor for thirteen years.
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William Nagel
Margaret Corfman
Upper Sandusky
Stev. A. F. Berry
Lawrence Beng
Lincoln Highway
San Francisco
Nevada
Farmer's Institute
Dale Mitchell
Haven P. Ballentine
Tymochtee Township
Freda Gottfried
North of
C. E. Gottfried
J. H. Schmidt
Goshen
Indiana
William J. Frazier
Canal Dover
Henry W. Mann
Minor Mann
Spring Grove
J. W. Shock
United Brethren Church
Putnam Township
Livingston County
Michigan
Susan Ann Bauchmann
Joseph H
Miss Hellen
Edward Kuntz
Marion
Mann
Lemon Growing Ventures Noted By Local Observer
A local resident from west of town, Lemon Frank Pahl, has begun a lemon growing venture and is expected to pursue an up-to-date lemon move soon. The observer recalls a lemon from his possession that ripened on a tree he has owned for four years.
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Frank Pahl
Roof Repairs Ad Escapes In Ohio Classified
Local notice urges homeowners in Beck Black Carey Ohio to fix roof leaks before winter. Promotes reliable service as essential protection, touting good quality and reasonable pricing from a trusted provider.
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O.C. Bowley
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