Wyandot County Officials Appointments and Local News
Wyandot County details include probation officer appointment for Mites Keltner, probate head Rowland leading juvenile court, and memorial commission member replacement. Upper Sandusky bids for Carnegie library construction, real estate transfers, a divorce suit by Mrs Stacey, and Archibald Ringo and Marie Gear’s marriage in Gear home. Incidents include gas accident at Eyestone home and counterfeit quarters circulating locally.
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Mites Keltner
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Edward O’brien
Thomas
O ’Brien
D. C. Parker
Jacob C. Miller
Babst
Court of Common Pleas
Rowland
Leefe ‘Stacey
E. D. Stacey
Archibald Ringo
Marie
W. C. Gear
Clarence Wible
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Hunter
Marie Gear
Ohio boy and girl farming contest drives youth campaign
Fifteen thousand Ohio farm youths will enter a corn growing contest in 1918. The State Board of Agriculture will pay travel costs for a girl winner and award other contests with free trips and prizes. Boys and girls are urged to enter from every township and to write for entry blanks to A. P. Sandles in Columbus.
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Ohio
National Capital
Mt. Vernon
Potomac
State Board of Agriculture
A. P. Sandles
Columbus
Sorely Afflicted Kinble Guest Visits Local Family
Harrison Kimble of Lawton Michigan, visiting his sister Mrs Phil Kinney in Walnut Valley, is described as sorely afflicted after recent losses. He buried his wife two weeks ago and learned of his brother's death at the Soldiers Home in Sandusky City. Born and raised locally, he may return to make his home.
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Harrison Kimble
Lawton
Mich
Phil Kinney
Walnut Valley
Times Office
Mr. Kimble
Michigan
Sandusky
Valentine Party Delights Miss Hickle’s Guests
Miss Katherine Hickle hosts a Valentine party with decorations of hearts and cupids. Miss Caroline Newhard wins a Shakespearean Valentine contest. Eugene Bradley earns consolation. Maud Snyder and Earl Culp win the heart and arrow contest. Kate Newhard and Maurice Kisselle take consolation. A two course luncheon is served by Pauline Lime and Mildred Ferrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hickle
Caroline Newhard
Eugene Bradley
Maud Snyder
Earl Culp
Maurice Kisselle
Pauline Lime
Mildred Ferrer
Fern Pierce
Upper Sandusky
Cletis Lowery
Mary Ranger
Hester Stahl
Gladys Kennerley
Edna Stroup
Gladys Zeis
Mary Newhard
Grace Nowlan
Ural Ryder
Lois Vanderhoff
Ruth Kurtz
Gladys Heck
Gladys Bachar
Helen Lantz
Glenn Stroup
Corrinne Wenner
Cecil Bee
Johnson and Miller form garage partnership in South Vance
On Tuesday A. P. Johnson sold a half interest in his garage on South Vance street to P. J. Miller who has led Standard Oil Co. operations in the city for over a year. They will continue the business from the same South Vance street rooms.
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A. P. Johnson
South Vance Street
P. J. Miller
Miller
Standard Oil Co
Two Old Schoolmates Reunite by Chance in Carey
Fred Smith of Blanchard avenue met Jacob Thom in Carey on business Tuesday. Both did not recognize each other until Thom signed an order, revealing their twenty two year past acquaintance.
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Carey
Fred Smith
Blanchard Avenue
Jacob Thom
Thom
Findlay Courier
Findlay Reader Quotes Clark On Subscriptions Worth
L C Clark of Findlay notes the price charged for a year’s newspaper subscription reflects value to readers, not merely the paper’s worth. The remark appears in a letter praising the publication’s engaging columns.
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L. “C.” Clark
Findlay
Local notes from Carey Times February 1889
A Condensed digest from the Carey Times recounts Upper Sandusky pikes approval, school vaccination rules, local births and marriages, a measles case, gas prospects near town, and social events. Notables include Prof Orton on gas, Lifelong residents visiting kin, two weddings at Carey Evangelical church, and a large ice harvest by Joey.
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Carey Times
Upper Sandusky
George Laughlin
Forest
Edward Orton
Marseilles
W. H. Whitney
Latty
E. EB. Shireman
Bettsville
J. Shireman
Wisner
S. C. Williams
Evangelical Church
George R. Lombard
Mary A. Laughlin
Berwick
Evangelical Parsonage
Carey
Rife
Mr. Koontz
Leipsic
Minnie Keller
Adrian
Nellie Straw
Anna Slemmer
Lou Kalb
Tessie Kurtz
Grace Royer
Ed Kurtz
Frank Starr
Win Newhard
DeWitt Hopkins
Willie Houk
Morley Reynolds
Benjamin Yentzer
Heidelberg Commercial Department Notes and Personnel Moves
Mr. George Dunn Jr. accepted as cashier of the First National Bank of Hoytville Ohio last week. Miss Mary Kutler left for Detroit to take a stenographic position with Underwood Typewriter Co. Prof A M Reichard to contribute articles to Business Educator. Ten or more late model visible writing typewriters now total sixteen in the department. University Commercial vs Freshmen game ended 16 to 14 in favor of the Freshmen. Stenography and bookkeeping job calls from Cleveland Toledo Dayton Akron Tiffin Deshler. few qualified students available.
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George Dunn Jr
First National Bank of
Hoytville
Ohio
Mary Kutler
Detroit
Underwood Typewriter Co
A. M. Reichard
Magazine
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Akron
Tiffin
Deshler
City Council Minutes Open and Debated on Street Work
Last Monday night the city council met with six councilmen present in mayor's absence. Bills paid included Carey Telephone Co labor on the light line David Hall unloading coal H V R R freight on coal Carey Times legal advertising J W Weaks burying cats C C Carr cleaning manhole and David Mohn relaying brick Frank Mohn requested curbing on West street extension and offered property owners would do the work. referred to street committee. After adjournment W H Snyder protested asphalt paving blocks on Main street and was told owners would decide.
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Angus
Kurtz
Kennerley
Keller
Johnson
Chambers
Carey Telephone Co
Cscs
David Hall
Carey Times
J. W. Weaks
C. C. Carr
David Mohn
Frank Mohn
West Street
W. H. Snyder
Main Street
Wintering in Florida from a longtime correspondent
A letter from Miami dated February 10, 1913, plans a February 17 departure for two weeks in St. Augustine. The writer notes W. J. Bryan wintering there and describes palm growth, citron fruit, and high local lodging prices. He hopes for newspaper mail, mentions a mild winter, and signs as H. R. Berlin.
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Miami
Florida
St. Augustine
W. J. Bryan
Presbyterian Church
H. R
Berlin
Roof Leaks Prompt Spring Roofing Estimates Beck Block
Heavy rains reveal roof leaks in Beck Block. Local contractor offers quick estimates for spring repairs to prevent further damage.
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Prairie State
Rex
Huston
Paul
Corner Hardware Store
The
Carey Electric Telephone Company
John Brown
Mer. Carey
Hocking Valley
By. Co
Danily
Chicago
Lake Shore
H. Fisher
Krrmnarr
pEredebick
William F. Veith
C. D. Creager
McCutchenville
George Price
Emma J. Gamel
Carey and
Dow
John Heck
Etta Shoup
Dorcas Dow
I$l
J. Cc
John L. Doty
I. N. Bowman
Lima
Eva Gibson
Grant Eyestone
Gertrude Gettman
Eyestone
Bode
Valentine
the Royal
Napoleon
Heidelberg Commercial Department
City Council
C. Bowley
Beck
Carey, Ohio
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