Neighbors News Mixes Objections Obits and Local Trials
Objections to attorney fees are filed in a Goodman bankruptcy case. Trustees report hearing postponed to March 1. Thomas Kendall dies aged about 90 in the county’s southeastern part. Judge Babst notices non support indictments against Merle Mohn Charles Coons and Virgil Zahn. Small boy Walter Smith sustains eye injury from a whittled stick. A Nevada pastor has officiated 100 funerals in six years. Emma E Wooley sues John H Weaver for 10000 breach of promise. A new Star theater orchestra pleases crowds. Revival meetings at Sycamore report 208 conversions and 186 consecrations. City official updates on Highth Street Sandusky Avenue crossings with gates and a union depot planned. Bartholomews’ giant pumpkin yields 103 pies. A shed incident near Wharton ends with a mysterious man found. whiskey bottle left behind. Fire destroys four stacks and two barns in Nevada area. Morrison road case in Wyandot County continued. An eight mile road project near Nevada contested for alleged illegal methods. Marion Tribune.
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Newell
Goodman
Thomas Kendall
Aew
County
Pennsylvania
Charles F. Close
Babst
Merle Mohn
Charles Coons
Virgil Zahn
Samuel J.black
Franklin
Columbus
House of Representatives
Walter Smith
Charles Smith
Upper Sandusky
Nevada
Emma E. Wooley
Jackson Township
John H. Weaver
Star Theater
Charles Briggman
John Seider, Jr
George Fleck
Samuel Krebs
Edgar Traxler
Fern Pierce
Sycamore
Morgan
Toledo
Hocking Valley
al. Bartholomew
Daniel Lohr
Kansas
Carey Times items from Sept 12 1895 include deaths and local news
The Carey Times reports Henry Lockrider killed by cars, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs O A Gunther, and death of Lawrence Greene. It notes Fred Gibbs relocating to Greenwich, inquest costs for Coroner Francisco, and local sights including water works, sheep exhibits, and a grand Brown family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
W. H. Lytle
Fred Gibbs
Greenwich
Ohio
New Washington
Joseph Lockrider
van Wert
Henry Lockrider
W. A. Smith
West Findlay Street
Judge and Eliza Brown
Lawrence
Levi Greene
Spring Grove
Carey
Charles DeWitt
Frank Dixon
Deshler
O. A. Gunther
Clint Sheridan
Klein &*Werley
Wm. Nyers
John Brooks
M. B. Tong
Death of A J Wonder Carey’s aged citizen dies at 82
Andrew Jackson Wonder died Thursday February 20 1918 at his daughter's home in Carey Ohio after a long illness with Bright's disease He was born May 20 1830 in Flatrock Seneca County Ohio and served in Co D 134th O V I During the Civil War He married Catharine Lantz in 1851 and leaves four children Peter E Wonder A M Wonder L M Wonder and Iva wife of Jacob Stief The funeral was held February 22 1918 at United Evangelical church with Rev P F De Vaux and Rev W Elmer Bailey officiating Interment in Spring Grove cemetery pallbearers were his sons and son in law Jacob Stief
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson Wonder
Carey
Jacob Stief
Bright
United Evangelical Church
P. F. de Vaux
W. Elmer Bailey
Findlay
NeVaux
Bailey
Mr. Wonder
Flatrock
Seneca County
Ohio
Iva Stief
Catharine Lantz
Peter E. Wonder
A. M. Wonder
Indiana
L. M. Wonder
West of the City
Iva
Jacob Scief
Co. D
Ldd
Carey Post, G. A. R
Evangelical Association
Elza Jacobs
Robert Ewing
Alfonso Hart
Glenn Stroup
Ana Stroup
Spring Grove
Carey Post
Wonder
I. M. Wonder
William
Irvin Wonder
Visit to President Elect and Governor Highlights Mission
Rev Father Aloysius Fish, recently on a business mission to Cincinnati and eastern cities, visited President-elect Wilson in Trenton. He had served as chaplain at the prison where Wilson governed New Jersey at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Aloysius Fish
Cincinnati
Trenton
Wilson
New Jersey
J J Zint Returns Home From Toledo Hospital
J J Zint left the Toledo hospital Monday after several days there. He is much improved. Mrs Zint traveled to Toledo Sunday to bring him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Zint
Toledo
Man Moves Farm Residence in Trumbull County
JE Frank Toy who has occupied W. H. Fry’s farm three miles southwest of town will move in a few weeks to his father A Hoy’s farm near Bristolville in Trumbull county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Toy
W. H. Fry
A. Hoy
Bristolville
Trumbull County
Travelers' Club Meets With Vienna and Cities Talk
Mrs. M A Washburn hosted the Travelers' Club meeting. Miss Eloise Thrall spoke on Vienna and Budapest and Miss Alma Leedom discussed The Awakening of the Cities. In two weeks Mr and Mrs C E Cram will host with a Bulgaria program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Washburn
Travelers’ Club
Eloise Thrall
Vienna
Budapest
Alma Leedom
C E. Cram
Bulgaria
Quarterly Meeting at Methodist Church
Quarterly meeting services were held at the Methodist church last Sunday. The holy communion was administered by the pastor Rev. W. J. Hagerman at the morning service. Dr. J. J. Fitzwater district superintendent preached in the evening. One member was received into the church at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. J. Hagerman
J. J. Fitzwater
Sunday Dinner Guests at Wright Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright hosted Sunday dinner for Howard Wright and Mrs. William Hannouer of Columbus, Rebecca Puffenberger of Tiffin, Bernard O'Brien and son Kenneth, Dean Wright and daughter Sylvia, and Miss Ceeil Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
South of Town
Howard Wright
William Hannouer
Columbus
Rebecca Puffenberger
Tiffin
Bernard O’brien
Kenneth
Dean Wright
Sylvia
Ceeil Lowery
Birthday Social of Pythian Sisters Committee
A committee of Pythian Sisters members including Mrs. Ella Dow and Mrs. John McGure celebrated January and February birthdays with a social after their regular meeting. Washington birthday idea was adopted and cherries and cake were served during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dow
John McGure
J. C. Kennerley
Jessie Mullholand
Glenn Stroup
Nona Hunter
E. F. Grooms
P. BE. Wonder
J. D. Ewing
E. D. Moore
A. Jd. Vanderburg
Jack Philips
Riza Garn
Washington
Roof roof leaks prompt urgent roofing estimates
Heavy rains reveal leaks, urging property owners to seek quick roofing estimates for repairs and replacements. Local contractors warn of continuing weather risk and emphasize timely assessments to prevent further damage.
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Appliancéer Woods
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Rex
Huston
Paul
Corner Hardware Store
W. H. Snyder
Hard & Set Coal
The
Carey Electric Telephone Company
John Brown
Mer. Carey
By. Co
Leaver Carey
ATA
Dailey
Oh Bee
Chicago
Lake Shore
H. Fisher
Kerr Kerre
Hare
Pennsylvania Railroad
Highth Street
Sandusky Avenue
Morrison Road
Wyandot
Mouser & Maloney
Mt. Gilead
Marion Tribune
Springfield
Lota Grossell
Gen. Coxey
Robert Gregg
Herbert Newhard
Clint Kennerley
Bluffton
Fostoria
S. B. Gillett
T. W. McClure
Francisco
Simonis
Laughlin, Brown & Houk
M.J. Ruff Fing
Fatima
Ouida
Budling
Jealons
Pengagionals
A. J. Wonder
Travelers’ Meeting
O. C. Bowley
Beck
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