Local county notes and societal items from Sycamore region
The county liquor commission added several names to a blacklist. A wedding unites Robert Blaix and Miss Jeannette Williams of Nevada. Abner Wilson received a divorce from Margaret Wilson. A Beal local option election is set in Wharton for January 10. Karl Schell of Marion wed Helen Young of Marseilles township. Sycamore beat Heidelberg Commercial College 87 to 23 in a basketball game. Final bank case accounts filed. cases now in federal court in Toledo. Fire loss in the courthouse totaled 280.60 for county, 172.25 building, 95.62 contents. Aaron Burr Stevenson died in Upper Sandusky. born February 27, 1886. Civil War veteran. Large Sycamore Home Coming banquet drew 300 plus attendees with music and a grand menu. Dr Harrison legal action against old county infirmary directors heard by master commissioner A. Walton. minutes by Mrs N H Pool. Christmas-day marriage licenses issued. notables include Walter Bonsel and Ima Kidd, Cecil Cook and Alice Disher, Ira Pool and Grace Alspach, Raymond Stuckey and Lela Lee. County civil service exam planned January 3 in Upper Sandusy for Wyandot assessors. A F Schoenberger and A E B Walton named examiners. sealed questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Aaron Burr Stevenson
Upper Sandusky
Stark County
Corinth
Sycamore Boys Home
Cleveland Orchestra
A. Ey Walton
Harrison
Carey
Board of County Infirmary
N. H. Pool
Charles I. Close
W. R. Hare
H G. Chambers
Rowland
Walter Bonsel
Wharton
Ima Kidd
Jackson Township
Cecil Cook
Forest
Alice Disher
Sycamore
Ira Pool
Grace Alspach
Crane Township
Raymond Stuckey
Lela Lee
Sycamore Township
Peter Trank, Jr
State Civil Service Commission of Ohio
A. F. Schoenberger
A. E B. Walton
Upper Sandury
Wyandot County
Civil Service Commission
Notable Local Happenings from Carey Chronicle 1890
Twenty four years ago reflections from the Cagey Times detail Carey social life and business. Mentions Harman Windan as night clerk at the Galt House, Miss Anna Slemmer ill, Walter Beebe home from Ada, and visits by Charles McGill from Paola Kansas. Also notes weddings, tax collections, church appointments, and a large K of P lodge institution with twenty six charter members and a long parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cagey Times
Harman Windan
Galt House
Anna Slemmer
Buckeye Churn Co
Walter Beebe
Ada
Charles McGill
Carey
Paola
Kansas
Dow
Richardson
Fostoria
Charles Barton
Mt. Vernon
Lombard family news from Milo to Owasso Oklahoma
A Milo Indiana man Lombard, son of Mrs. Wm. Lombard, writes from Owasso Oklahoma about weather, oil activity, and job plans. He notes a snow yesterday, warmer today, a well flowing sixty five barrels per hour, eleven strings of tools within a half mile, and that he will become field foreman at a hundred dollars per month early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard
Milo
Ind
Owasso
Okla
Wm. Lombard
C. A. Williams
Iam
Gift of a Baptismal Font to St Nicholas Church
A large marble baptismal font with colored and gold ornamentation has been presented to St Nicholas church in Adrian. Reverend Leo L. Reinartz is the pastor. The gift comes from Mr Poppenberg and his children in memory of Catherine Poppenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Church
Adrian
Leo. L. Reinartz
Poppenberg
Catherine Poppenberg
Bert Owas
Cantata Draws Largest Methodist Audience
A Sunday night cantata at the Methodist church titled The Holy Night drew perhaps the largest attendance ever, filling overflow rooms as the 13 piece orchestra, pastor Rev. W. J. Hagerman, and choir conducted by Prof. John B. Moore performed. A collection of $22 235 was taken to cover music expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hagerman
John B. Moore
Painter Dixon Reunites With Son After Long Search
Frank IP Dixon of Marion found his son William age 18 on Christmas day in Akron. The boy, who had been missing since the death of Dixon’s older son from a train accident at Upper Sandusky, will return home to 215 Harr Street for a family reunion and new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank IP. Dixon
Marion
William
Akron
Job
Dixon
Upper Sandusky
Kent Dam
Harr Street
Marion Tribune
Vet Dr H F Jewett Takes Meat Inspection Post
Dr H F Jewett who came to Carey last March to succeed Dr W O Longfellow has accepted an appointment as veterinary inspector in the bureau of animal industry department of agriculture He will inspect meat starting at a salary of 1400 dollars and has good advancement prospects He studied meat inspection in college and will be stationed at the National Stock Yards near St Louis He leaves today for the West Mrs Jewett and their two daughters Margaret and Elizabeth will visit relatives in Perrysville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Jewett
Carey
W. O. Longfellow
Veterinaryurgeon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
West
Put By Your Fears
The article states that 191% auto license numbers will be preserved until the supreme court rules. Car owners are assured there will be no prosecutions until a new law is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Union Revival Talk In Local Churches
There is discussion of a union revival meeting between the M P and M E churches. The old adage that in union there is strength is invoked as a guiding idea for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
M. E
City Council Meeting Minutes and Bond Approvals
City council met Monday with Laughlin mayor and councilmen present. Bonds for H A Kear L G Ranger and Herbert Newhard were approved and signed. total bond amount $500. Health Officer Wong reported no epidemic and urged a sewage disposal plant and condemning the dumping ground. An oiling streets ordinance was read, adopted under suspension of rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
H. A. Kear
Laura Stevens
Florida trip planned by Heck and Hart family
John Heck expects to start for Florida within a few days with Miami as the first stop. He has a brother in the southeast region. Mr and Mrs S Hart prepare to travel next week to Clearwater where Ora and the Martins reside in the southwest part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
Florida
Miami
S. Hart
Clearwater
Ora
Martins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cotner Hardware
Carey, Ohio
The
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
W. H. Snyder
County Liquor Commission
Robert , Blaix
Miss’ Jéannette
Williams
Nevada
Ptay
Abner Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Attorney Close
Columbus
Beal
Karl Schell
Mise Helen Young
Marseilles
Heidelberg Commercial College
Sycamore Bank
Toledo
J. A. Hare
Divine
Rev
Given
New York
Dr. Barnes
Fred Beebe
Tacy Mullholand
John Sehmuck
Mechanicsburg
John Shellhouse
Crawford Township
D. D. Hare
Fred J. Weber
France Medical Institute Company
W. A. France
Court of Common Pidas
Franklin County
Craud
Forrest W. Brayton
W. W. Jones
R. H. Morrison
Northwestern Ohio Teachers’Association
Bowling Green
Association For
Mattie Musvelman
Stroup
E. LS
Mike Reinhart
James Carothers
Alice
Charles W. Nigh
Henry Nigh
Owasso, Okla
Florence Lawrence
Victor
C. B. Hoadley
City Council
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