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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1908

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Search for Bodies of Fetter and Leeple Ends in Recovery

A large organized river search led by Mayor elect E. D. Brown found William Fetter’s body on the south bank about 3:15 PM Thursday after 44 hours in the water. The young woman’s body was recovered Friday morning by Jay Stover and team sixty-two hours after the accident.

Sycamore William Fetter Katie Leeple E. D. Brown Brown J. D. Mann William Freese Walton Jo Mr. Brown Fetter Avery Richardson J. F. Delaplane Frank Roberts Jay Stover Jono Baum D. A. Bloom L. D. Brown

Miss Laura Stevens Sues Dr Toff Over Accounting

Laura Stevens sues Dr Toff her former agent in a common pleas accounting. Referee Willis Rowland reports 32000, judge Babst reduces to 3850, appeal to circuit court. Referee Hare reports heirs of Hoff may receive 90. Circuit court to rule next week. Also J A Smith sues George A Straw for 1155 for services in real estate negotiations, Bowly awarded judgment, defendant appeals to common pleas.

Laura Stevens Dr. Toff Common Pleas Court Willis P. Rowland Mr. Rowland Mr. Hoff Babst Miss Stevens Circuit Court W R R. Hare Ife Hoff J. A. Smith George A. Straw Smith Straw Esquire James Bowly

Fisher dies at Kenton hospital age 102

The death of Mr. Fisher occurred at a Kenton hospital a week ago Monday. A Salem township resident, he was father to Frank Fisher formerly of this place now in Tiffin Joseph Fisher of Upper Sandusky and Mrs William Scheiber of Tiffin. He was born in Switzerland October 8 1823 and lived in Salem township for years. Funeral was at St Josephs church in Salem township last Thursday.

Fisher Kenton Salem Township Carey Ife Frank Fisher Tiffin Joseph Fisher Upper Sandusky William Scheiber Switzerland Hts St. Joseph's Church

Athenian Society Gifts World Orations to Library

A week before last the Athenian literary society presented Dorcas Carey library with nine volumes titled the world's greatest orations. The set covers Greece, Rome, and America with historical notes and sketches. They also gave a year’s subscription to Literary Digest and cited the library’s value to their work and vitality.

Athenian Literary Society Dorcas Carey Library Greece Rome America

Eastern Star Crawford Chapter Installs New Officers

Crawford chapter of the Eastern Star installed officers for the coming year. Names include Nora Graves as Worthy Matron C F Pflueger Worthy Patron Juliet Myers Assistant Matron Fronia Kartz Secretary Leta Newhart Organist Florence Hurd and others. W J Newhard led the installation with Mrs Gillette as marshal. Impromptu speeches followed, including remarks from retiring matron Mrs Thrall. Refreshments were served.

Oficers of Crawford The Eastern Star Nora Graves C.F. Pflueger Juliet Myers Fronia Kartz Jennie Zint Azetta Kemerles Allee Fiear Laura Patterson Leta Newhart Ada Ora Sovder Ruth Louise Nichols Msther Oes Myrtle Iouhk Martha Roxana

Real estate activity and family court notes in Wyandot County

Wyandot County shows real estate activity with 854 deeds on record in the past year. December 1907 licenses issued dropped to 16 from 24 in December 1906, while matrimonial market dullness is noted. Upper Sandusky’s Sertrum Myers debuts with an intermezzo two step. Trading in sporting news shifts editors as Harry Hale moves to city and telegraph editor. A push for free mail delivery gains momentum amid Dec post office receipts up $230 from 1906. Myers Resort faces closure after a 14 year old girl is subjected to crimes. defendants bound over to court. A tainted cheese incident sickens Wheeler Krider and others in Wharton due to ptomaine poisoning. A seven dollar suit in common pleas proceeds after a justice court judgment breach on appeal by Miles Sharp.

Wyandot Recorder Gillsland Upper Sandusky Sertrum Myers Iie City Harry Newark Carey Wheeler Krider Clarence Bell L. S Long Wharton Common Pleas Court William Vent Miles Sharp W. C

Williamson Found Guilty in Bribery Case at Findlay

Byron Williamson of Hancock county was convicted after a trial over an attempted jury bribe in a Standard Oil case. The defense claimed immunity if he testified. Ex Senator Thomas Mc Conica faces trial for bribery as proceedings continue. Williamson testified he was hired by an attorney to attempt the bribe.

Byron Williamson Hancock County Standard Oil Findlay Williamson Thomas McConica

Professor Maguire Plans Spring Recital at Wittenberg Conservatory

Prof J Frank Maguire of Springfield in Carey Saturedas for the conservatory of music at Wittenberg College. He may address the people here later and plans a spring musical recital. He was accompanied by Earl Snyder and will return to Springfield.

J. Frank Maguire Springfield Carey Conservatory of Music Wittenberg College Conservatory Earl Snyder Ayder

The Missouri Girl at Local Play Draws Large Crowd

A crowded Thursday night audience filled the venue for a local play featuring Zeke and Daisy. The production drew steady interest and enthusiastic reception from attendees, despite limited details available in the fragment.

Card of Thanks for search and condolences

We express heartfelt thanks to all who helped in the search for our daughter’s body and to neighbors for kindness during our time of grief and to those who brought floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Toerie.

Post Office Regulation Forces Arrears Pay for Papers

The postmaster general orders that subscribers in arrears over one year for weekly papers and over three months for dailies lose old postage rates. Publishers must stamp before sending, and may need to collect overdue payments to resume delivery. Some publishers expect subscribers to pay willingly.

Egg scribe mystery reaches New York market

Leigh Smith of Henry's grocery wrote his name on an egg sent to New York. A reply dated December 22, 1907 asks for description and a photo, claiming the egg reached an unknown recipient in Union Street Weehawken New Jersey across from New York.

Leigh Smith Henry Procery New York Dew Leigh Union St Union Aull Weehawken New Jersey

Funeral Visit Ends With Narrow Escape On Train

Rev. Father Mizer attended a friend's funeral in Pittsburg then rode a Pennsylvani a train home via Cleveland. Near Routstown a thorn piece of glass shattered a window as he sat beside it but he had moved seats and avoided serious injury.

Father Mizer Pittsburg Pennssylvania Railroad Cleveland Routstown

Letter from Scott Tong to Mrs Bailey setting sail date

Scott Tong writes from Camp Joss man in the Philippine Islands dated November 12 that he expects to sail for the United States on April 1. He will be stationed at Fort McDowell Angel Island San Francisco until September when he plans to return home.

Scott Tong

Crawford post elects officers for coming year

Officers of Crawford post, No. 133 elected for the ensuing year were installed last Saturday afternoon. Post Commander George W. Starr. Senior Vice Commander Thomas H. Smith. Junior Vice Commander George Huff. Quartermaster Marion Esterley. Chaplain Joseph Il Wonder. Guard George Sherman Weer. Surgeon William Slemmer. Adjutant Oslos Laird. Inspector Homer Trail. Thrall acted as installing officer.

Crawford Post George W. Starr Thomas H. Smith George Huff Marion Esterley Joseph George Sherman William Slemmer

Inductees Sworn In To Crawford Township Offices

Elected in November Lo HH offices of Crawford Township were sworn in last Saturday afternoon. Trustees George D Hickle and J W Powell, Clerk Orrin Young, Treasurer Hd Riester, Assessor WW C Thom, Justice Joseph F Wonder, Constables J T Myers George W Croker Grant Karr, and Ditch Commissioner Charles Fox were listed as sworn into office.

Crawford Township George D Hickle J. W Powell Orrin Young Hd Riester C. Thom Joseph F. Wonder J.T. Myers George W Croker Grant Karr Charles Fox

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