Nev ada County Weddings and Local Incidents Report
Grover Traxler of Nevada and Miss Mayme Hill of Belle Vernon wed at a residence with Rev John W Shock officiating. Peter Grummelt of the county’s northeast died aged 81 years 9 months 22 days after coming from Germany in 1847. A Hazelville schoolhouse fire was started by a janitor who left. insurance with Wyandot Mutual. Upper Sandusky man William Trachsel injured by a falling tree during cutting. he survived. Circuit court in session. J F Goodlove convicted of manslaughter for the Pennsylvania railroad station death of Frank McCormick, sentence fifteen years. case on appeal to supreme court. Nevada News marks its 38th year since 1872 founding by Rev A B Kirtland, now under Wilcox & Holmes with enlargement and rising circulation. Upper Sandusky men L A Larcomb and W Zahn alight from Columbus hotel fire. dramatic escape and nurse assist. hotel elevator exit amid smoke. Wyandot Mutual last meeting of 1909 at courthouse. J W Byers replaces J D Carruthers on auditing committee. next Tuesday, committee hands books to new board.
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Grover Traxler
Nevada
Mayme Hill
Belle Vernon
Syemore
John. W
Peter Grummelt
Germany
Hurin, Kinder
Donnelly
J. F. Goodlove
Frank McCormick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Upper Sandusky
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Goodlove
Supreme Court
Nevada News
A. B. Kirtland
Kansas
Wilcox & Holmes
Enterprise
News
L. A. Larcomb
William Zahn
Columbus
Larcomb
Union-Republican
Mr. Zahn
Wyandot Mutual
Court House
J. W. Byers
J. D. Carruthers
Carey
W. E. Leightey
Mifflin Township
New ‘Board
Frank D. “Williams
Longtime Mutual Directors Step Down at Meeting
East of town the new Bretany aid director and Samuel R. Bell of Nevada will take their places. At the close of Thursday afternoon Frank M. Fox retires as BS director after nine years of faithful service, seven as treasurer. Charles P. Troup, secretary for nine years, also steps down as director. President J. W. Bowell praised both men and presented neckties. both gave thanks and urged the public to continue support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bretany ‘Aid
Samuel R. Bell
Nevada
Frank M. Fox
Charles,p. Troup
The
Mutual
J. W. Bowell
Jonas Cusick 1856 1909 obituary in Missouri roots
Jonas Cusick born near Carey Ohio November 14 1856 died November 4 1909 at Sugar Pine Madeira California aged 52 years 11 months 20 days. He moved with his parents to Missouri in 1881 locating nine miles north of Buffalo later moving to California in March 1909. He died after grippe and pneumonia fever at Sugar Pine hospital. He leaves two sisters and many relatives and friends. remains shipped to Bolivar Missouri for interment at New Hope cemetery November 11 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouri
George Baughman
George
Cornelius
Emanuel
Levi Baughman
T. B. Emerine
Rachael Wright
Salem Township
Baughman
Jonas ‘Cusick
Carey
Wyandotte County
Ohio
Sugar Pine
Bruthers
Bolivar
New Hope
Jolly Sleighing Party At Wentling Home
A group from the Rebecahs and friends rode a bobsled to the Wentlings country home two miles northwest of town for an evening of games music and socializing. An oyster supper followed as the old year ended and the new began. Attending were Nina Mann Irene Houghter Bertha Shifford Hazel Long Martha Jacoby Mary Mary Phillips Carl Shuman Gust Summit F Ralph Wagers W E Montague Frank Stroup Viola Phillips A Eshelman and Forest Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecahs
Oscar Wentling
Nina Mann
Irene Houghter
Bertha Shifford
Hazel Long
Martha Jacoby
Mary Mary Phillips
Carl Shuman
Gust . Summit F
Ralph Wagers
W. E.montague
Frank Stroup
Viola Phillips
A. Eshelman
Forest Dame
Reception for Templar DeMolay Ladies in Tiffin
Mr and Mrs W J Newhard Mr and Mrs J A Gibbs and Mr C F Pflueger attended a reception for the ladies of the Knights Templar of DeMolay Commandery in Tiffin last Friday evening. The event featured good music and speeches. The Knights held a regular meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Newhard
J. A. Gibbs
C. F. Pflueger
Knights Templar
DeMolay Commandery
Tiffin
Sledding party to the Zabriskies at Adrian
Mr and Mrs J E Myers and daughter with Miss Anna Mary Rosa Simonis Ella Lucy Thom and others enjoyed a sledding party at the home of Mr and Mrs George Zabriskie of Adrian last Thursday evening A delicious oyster supper was served before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Myers
May
Anna
Mary
Rosa Simonis
Ella
Lucy Thom
Charles Collet
New Bavaria
Jacob Thom
George Pahl
Willard Kinney
George Zabriskie
Adrian
Dinner Guests Dinner at Weldon Home
Miss Mary Weldon had New Year’s Day dinner guests at her parents’ home with Mrs. T. W. Weldon sister Miss Lottie Bendit of Columbus and Miss Jennie Stahl and Miss Marie Gunther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weldon
Joseph Weldon
T. W. Weldon
Lottie Bendit
Columbus
Jennie Stahl
Marie Gunther
Lloggo Yohe Buys Four Acres North of Northern Ohio Unit
Lloggo Yohe purchased four acres of land north of the Northern Ohio unit formerly owned by Mr Bechtel near Toledo. He may build on the property in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloggo Yohe
Northern Ohio
Mr. Bechtel
Toledo
Mr. Yohe
Ninth Annual Carey Independent Farmers' Institute Held at Snyder's Opera House
The Ninth Annual Carey Independent Farmers Institute to be hosted at Snyder's Opera House on January 14 and 16. Officers include President Adam Herbert and Secretary W J Newhard. Lecturers F L Allen and D D Harsh. Season tickets 20 cents. general admission 10 cents. Reserved seats on sale January 12 at Ewing's drug store. doors open to reservations only Friday evening due to crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Independent Farmers’ Institute
Snyder’s Opera House
Adam Herbert
W. ‘J. ,Baker
W. J. Newhard
Fred Powell
C. ‘A. Cooper
Forest Phillips
Raymond C. Beebe
George F. Shuman
F. L. Allen
Kinsman
D. D. Harsh
Malvern
Ewing’s
Rebekah Contest Ends. Spreans Lead After Closely Fought Results
The Rebekah contest for new members closed with Spreans SS winning as they had five candidates while Pink group had three. Losers will banquet the victors in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Sunday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wondey hosted dinner with guests from Tiffin and Springfield. Alfred Strauss and Earl Snyder attended along with Mr and Mrs CL Bond and their son Merle from this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer_Wondey
Alfred Strauss
Tiffin
Earl Snyder
Springfield
Cl, JL. Bond
Merle
This
K L C E Election and Evening Program
The K L C E will elect officers Sunday at 6 pm followed by a program. Topics include Lessons in Soul Writing from John 1 36 51. Opening song and hymnals, prayer, Bible reading, leader's address, and songs such as Bring Them In and Rescue The Perishing. Miss Edna Stroup leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Edna Stroup
Sledding Party At Dow Residence Delights Several Guests
Friday evening at the Dow home two miles south of town hosted a sledding party for friends including Alf Bland and family Charles Orians and family Carl Gibbs Truman Cole Orley Gibson and Doreews Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dow
Alf Bland
Charles Orians
Carl Gibbs
Truman Cole
Orley Gibson
Doreews Dow
Dinner at the Galt House for People’s Bank Co directors
The directors and employees of the People’s Bank Co. attended a New Year’s dinner at the Galt House last Saturday. The guest list included Commissioner and Mrs. George Ash, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGill, President and Mrs. H. F. Graves, Cashier and Mrs. A. H. Kennerley, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger, and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Bank Co
Galt House
George Ash
C. W. McGill
H. F. Graves
A. H. Kennerley
L. G. Ranger
Levi Haines
Dow Delivers Welcoming Reply at Loyal Temperance Union
Miss Florence Dow state secretary of the Loyal Temperance Union responded to the welcome address at a Yellow Springs meeting last week. On returning home she stayed a few days at a DeGraff house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Dow
the Loyal Temperance Union
Union
Yellow Springs
Poinsettias of Own Raising by Mrs Gibbs
Mrs. J. A. Gibbs shows two poinsettias in bloom from slips raised after she brought cuttings from a California visit last winter. Each plant bears a well developed blossom unit with a second bud developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gibbs
California
Illness In Findlay Family Recalled In Pleural Pneumonia Case
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dickey of Findlay is ill with pleur pneumonia at his grandmother Mrs. David Chambers home west of town. It will be remembered that his grandfather died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dickey
Findlay
David Chambers
Odd Fellows Confer Degrees on Five Candidates
Last Thursday evening the Odd Fellows conferred the second degree on five candidates and this evening will confer the third degree on the same five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
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Carey Times
Eady
Toves
C. Bowlby
Michigan
Insurance
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Hazelville
William Trachsal
Upper
Sandusky
Mr. Trachsel
Jolly Sleighing Party
Tosgehs Farmers’ Institute
America
J. Sheller
C. A. Cooper
George Beis
Rosa Moore
George Karr
F.L. Allen
Carl Heck
W. M. Presler
Fordyce Ogg
Braun
Myrtle Laird
Doris Barton
Misses Glen
Ruth Kurtz
Don
Ray Clinger
Nyal Ryder
Katie McGuire
W. Elmer Bailey
Gladys Heck
Franklin Criger
Holden Phelps
Eugene Mullholand
J. R. Eyestone
Bessie Crawford
Ster John Newhard
Henry Myers
Dee Gee
Come Imiting
Stalit
Dame
Kear
Pahl
J. Vigor
E. B. Kurtz
A. Wenner
H. A. Kear
A. F. Constien
Willis
Pabbit William Pahl
H. A. _ Kear
C. G. Spencer
John Lockrider
Jacob Nitrane
Loren Stahl
A. ‘J. Frederick
Jacob Stief
E. D. “Moore
Robert Drake
William H. Lytle
William Pahl
West End
S. A. Wenner
F. J. Vigor
E. B. Kurtz. Basili At
Poinsettias
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