Steen brothers aid by fever travel from Bellefontaine
C M Steen of this city traveled to Bellefontaine where he joined his brother Oscar Steen who had taught in the Philippines. Oscar contracted fever near Manila and was brought to San Francisco by government doctors. He recovered enough to continue homeward with his brother and is now with his parents west of Vanlue.
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C. ‘M ‘Steen
Bellefountaine
Oscar Steen
Phillipines
Manila
San Francisco
Steen
1 Cs
Elias’ Steen
Vanlue
Elected Officers Of Catholic Knights Of Ohio For 1915
The Catholic Knights of Ohio elected officers for 1915 led by Spiritual Director Rev A Fish and President John Pahl. Other posts include Vice President William Jacoby Recording Secretary John T Myers Financial Secretary and Treasurer A L Arnold Sentinel J R Logsdon Lecturer Thomas Noon Trustees Peter Krupp John S Fos and H Lu Pahl. Installation set for January 9 conducted by Rev Father Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Ohio
A. Fish
John Pahl
Wm. Jacoby
John T. Myers
J. R. Logsdon
Thomas Noon
Peter Krupp
John S.fos
H. Lu. Pahl
Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs G C R Tate hosted Sunday dinner with Mayor and Mrs G Laughlin and daughters Mary and Lucey. Also visiting were Mr David Sipe of Tennessey Oklahoma Mr and Mrs C D Sipe and sons Paul and Robert of Chicago and Mr and Mrs A Constien and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. R. Tate
G. Laughlin
Mary and
Lucey
David Sipe
Tennessey, Okla
C. D. Sipe
Paul and
Robert
Chicago
A. &. Constien
Road Contract Bids 22.05 Miles in Findlay to Upper Sandusky Project
National Wale and Stone Co. awarded contract to build 22.05 miles of the Findlay to Upper Sandusky road from Carey corporation line east for 12499 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wale and Stone Co
Findlay
Upper Sandusky Road
Carey Corporation
Local Notices From Sycamore Area Include Ditch View And Deaths
The final account in the Daniel Walborn estate was filed Friday. Commissioners will view the Lutz joint county ditch January 24. Sycamore Telephone Co issued 1100 new directories printed by The Leader. A four year old son of A G Brett died Saturday morning. Julius Fry, eleven, died Tuesday near Kirby from diabetes and was buried in Kirby’s St Mary’s cemetery. Commissioners dismissed the Potato Creek ditch petition for Richland township for insufficient outlet. Governor Harmon will not recommend a pardon for George Ury serving a life sentence for murder. Miss May Bardon and Walter Norris were married at Sycamore during Christmas. Rev John D Neff, pastor at Sycamore, has resumed his duties after illness. Mrs Anna Donnersbach died in Upper Sandusky. funeral at Kirby St Mary’s. Representative-elect Samuchi Black appointed to committee on employes and retrenchment. Sixth annual Sycamore Home and Coming Boys banquet held December 26. 282 registered and about 300 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Walborn
Lutz Joint
Sycamore Telephone Co
Leader
A. G. Brett
South of Sycamore
Julius
Frank Fry
Near Kirby
John D. Neff
the Reformed Church
Sycamore
Anna Donnersbach
Upper Sandusky
Debates at Klahr's opera house and court actions in Carey
The event at Klahr's opera house featured a debate on Hamilton versus Jefferson with N A Chadwick affirming and R R Dumm and Raymond Kear opposing. judges favored the affirmative. Bertha Nicholson seeks divorce from William Nicholson, citing extreme cruelty. petition dismissed. John Kroek sues The Big Four railway for $1,194 after a hog car shipment dispute. Governor Harmon pardons Philip Nagel, stirring local dissatisfaction. Real estate transfers in Crawford township and Carey totals noted, with several property deeds filed.
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Ter
Klahr
Opera House
Hamilton
Jefferson
William Nicholson
Upper Sandusky
Common Pleas Court
John Krock
Big Four Railway
Wharton
Buffalo
Bristol
Kroek
Philip Nagel
Wiliam Wade
Harmon
Nagel
Herrick
Close
Meeting This Evening of The Mehr Licht Club
The Mehr Licht Club meets this evening with Mrs. R. C. Pennington leading a discussion of Ohio in the War of 1812 and Mrs. W. G. Bradley presenting on Oliver H. Perry, with Mrs. Lee Ogg as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehr Licht Club
R. C.pennington
Ohio
W. G. Bradley
Oliver H. Perry
Lee Ogg
Heat Supply Gap Revealed by HOT ATR FURNACES
A report notes that winter warming remains impossible without heat, citing HOT ATR FURNACES as the best available heat supply. The article emphasizes the lack of heat access and the efficiency of the mentioned furnaces.
Weir Gas and Soot Consuming Furnaca Advice and Estimates
Heating issues prompt advice on a Weir gas and soot consuming furnace model Furnaca. Readers seek guidance on efficiency improvements and cost estimates to address unsatisfactory performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnaca
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Hart & Set Oal
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Carey Electric Telephone Company
John Brown
Mer. Carey
Hocking’ Valley’ By- Co
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Columbus
Toledo
Lake Shore
O, Fisher
Inraes
Samuchi
Black
House of Representatives
Trermkh
TEAC
Board of Education
Crawford Township
Frank Ogg
William Martz
Williameilant
A. J. Precenek
Carey
John J. Wright
Guardian
Davil Mohn
Wonder Ami
Missamore
David Mohn
Julian’imbell
Wonder
Missimore
ROYAL
O. C. Bowlby
Beck
Avo
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