Local notes and obituaries from Wyandot and surrounding areas
Sycamore defeats Clyde 35 to 834 at a county game while Abowhitz SBIER at Bucy rus Nevada reports an important victory. Prof Ernest H Worth of Milford Centre named music instructor in Upper Sandusky schools. Nevada News promises lower tax rates next year. David Mays of Upper Sandusky dies at Soldiers' Home Sandusky. funeral held at his brother Samuel Mays home. Richard D Garrigues of Oceola dies. prominent local citizen born June 22 1825 in Montgomery County Maryland. Mrs Jonathan Pickerel of Upper Sandusky dies. burial follows. J F Goodlove sentence suspension request denied due to lack of authority. Evangelistic services in Upper Sandusky Methodist Church conducted by Dr Thomas Needham and Professor Weaver of Ada leads singing. Rumors accuse a local councilman of bribe solicitation. calls for investigation. Wyandot Agricultural Association directors election set for January 29. Wagner Derr of Kirby cases dismissed due to missing witness Detective Drake. Circuit Court to hear petitions in error in thirteen Upper Sandusky liquor cases. petition overruled, cases to be considered. Nevada Farmers Institute to debate land price justification tied to Wyandot and Crawford counties. Elias Grasely of Mexico sues Lake Erie and Western railroad for 25000 damages after injury in a Northern Ohio caboose accident.
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Sycamore
Clyde
Sandusky
Samuel Mays
Upper Sandusky
Richard D. Garrigues
Oceola
Montgomery County
Maryland
Jonathan Pickerel
Thomas Needham
Collinwood
New Jersey
Weaver
Ada
Wyandot County Agricultural Association
Tymochtee
Salem
Richland
Wagner & Derr
Kirby
Drake
Circuit Court
Scofield
Nevada Farmers’ Institute
Wyandot
Crawford County
Elias Grasely
Mexico
Ohio
Court of Common Plas
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Family Truce Turns Uneasy Visit Into Friendly Gathering
Last Friday night Sheldon Kloopfer and companions drove to Ridge township to visit his brother John. The visit, intended as reciprocal, led to a late arrival but ended with a pleasant evening as candies nuts and oranges were shared.
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Sheldon Kloopfer
John
Sheldon
Hamburg man plans spring visit to Carey health permitting
Charles Hummel of Hamburg Pennsylvania encloses a remittance and states that if health allows he intends to visit Carey in the spring. The brief communication notes this intention and his health considerations.
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Carey
Charles Hummel
Hamburg
W C T U Hold Regular Meeting at Mrs Wonder Home
The W. C. T. U. will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Wonder Friday January 14 at 7 00 p m.
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Mary E. Wonder
Death of David Chambers 76 in Liberty Township Ohio
David Chambers aged 76 died January 2 1910 at his home after a short illness pneumonia followed grippe. Born December 24 1838 in Liberty township Crawford county Ohio he lived near the death scene most his life. He married Sarah Ann Sargent April 26 1859 and had eight children five sons and three daughters with one daughter deceased. Survived by his wife, eight children, two brothers in Ithaca Michigan and fifteen grandchildren. Funeral January 5 at St John s church with Masonic service and pallbearers from local lodges. Rev L H Dickey officiated. He was noted for honesty, integrity and business acumen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chambers
Chambers
Liberty Township
Crawford County
Ohio
Elias and
Christiana (Stuckman)‘ ‘Chambers
Sarah Ann Sargent
Ithaca
Mich
U. S
Wesley Chambers
St. John’s Church
L. H. Dickey
Fostoria
Carey Lodge
A. M
Findlay Lodge
J. Ewing
Byron Ogg
Zenith Montague
Ell¢.Dow
J. M. K. Long
John Hendricks
Wm. Presler
H. E. Wonder
E. B. Kurtz
S. M. Ranger
J. A. Lantz
James Ogg
Findlay
Bucyrus
Razor Gift to Congressman Sparks Inside Joke
The Jackson Shear and Razor Co. sent a three foot by four inch razor to Congressman C. C. Anderson in Washington. The blade bore For Our Congressman C. C. Anderson. Anderson thanked the workers and said the gift would cement friendship. He offered to lend it to Representative V. Murdoch to pressure Speaker Joseph Cannon. Fremont Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Shear and Razor Co
C. C. Anderson
Washington, D. C
Anderson
Razzer
Vic Murdock
Murdock
Joe
Fremont Messenger
Card of Thanks Expressing Appreciation for Sympathy
To our neighbors and friends we deeply thank you for kindness and sympathy during our husband and father’s illness and passing. The family extends sincere gratitude for support.
A Merited Promotion for Mr Zeis
J W Zeis of Second Street is described as a capable worker and agreeable solicitor in the Findlay Courier. The paper notes his good fortune and promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Zeis
Second Street
Ninth Annual Carey Independent Farmers Institute at Snyder's Opera House
The Ninth Annual Carey Independent Farmers Institute will be held at Snyder's Opera House on Friday and Saturday January 14 and 15. Officers include President Adam Herbert, vice president W J Baker, secretary W J Newhard, treasurer Fred Powell, and executive committee C A Cooper Forest Phillips Raymond C Beebe and George F Shuman. Lecturers are F L Allen of Kinsman Ohio and D D Harsh of Malvern Ohio. Season tickets cost 20 cents general admission 10 cents. Friday evening tickets 20 cents with 5 cents for reserving season tickets. Reserved-seat sales start January 12 at 10 a m at Ewings drug store. Only reserved tickets will be accepted at Friday evening due to state crowding laws. The program covers morning, afternoon and evening sessions with music, recitations, and talks on farming topics including machinery on the farm, the county fair and soil.
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Carey Independent Farmers’ Institute
Snyder’s Opera House
Adam
Herbert
W.J. Baker
Fred Powell
C. A. Cooper
Forest Phillips
Raymond C. Beebe
George F.shuman
F. L. Allen
Kinsman
D. D. Harsh
Malvern
Ewing’s
Carey Farmers' Telephone Co Elects Directors
The Carey Farmers Telephone Co held its annual stockholders meeting and elected directors for three years A R Herbert G A Kennerley and H V Thomas for two years S A Chesebrough J M Updegraft and Granville Hunter for one year J A Newcomer John Peters and E M Burson. A R Herbert was re elected president and John Peters secretary.
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Carey Farmers' Telephone Co
A. R. Herbert
G. A. Kennerley
H. V. Thomas
S. A. Chesebrough
J. M. Updegraff
Granville Hunter
J. A. Newcomer
John Peters
E.M Burson
City council meets as officers and bills are approved
At Monday's council session mayor Van Heyde and members Spencer Pahl Kear Kurtz Wenner and Constien approved bills including coal water and pipe charges and set a ditch project with the Big Four line. The mayor appointed E M Reinhart deputy marshal and Benjamin Kitzler fire chief for 1910 with confirmation. An ordinance for half year appropriations up to June 30 1910 was passed after suspending rules.
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van Heyde
Spencer
Vigor
Pahl
Kear
Kurtz
Wenner
Constien
Robert Drake
Wrbof
Sunday Creek Coal Co
National Supply Co
Water Ling
Emmon Frederick
Screeee
Lytle & Phelps
Ash & Hook
Big Four
Findlay
A. H. Kennerley
Marshal Lockrider
E. M. Reinhart
Reinhart
J.T. Myers
Peter Long
Carl Pflueger
Fire Department
Benjamin Kitzler
Kitzler
Michael Perl
Joseph Fwonder
Death of Mrs C B Newcomer in Ridge township
Mrs C B Newcomer died Friday at 9 am after pneumonia followed by heart failure in Ridge township. Born November 7 1866 in Big lick township she was 43. Married Clinton B Newcomer in 1889 she had four daughters and joined the Progressive Brethren in 1906. Funeral at John church with brothers and local clergy conducting. burial in Hickory Grove cemetery.
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C. B. Newcomer
Ridge Township
Samuel
Catherine McKee
Biglick Township
Clinton B. Newcomer
Harry van Horn
Abbie C
Inice M
Cordelia May
St. John’s Church
Church
Progressive Brethren
1 John Church
William A
Sherman H
Hugh E
Jacob M
Wm. Mosier
Deshler
F. T. Newcomer
Dayton
Wolford
Ashland
Hickory Grove
Sleighing Returns as Middleton Subscriber Reports Weather
H. D. Platt of Middleton Michigan renews his subscription and notes four weeks of sleighing with eight to ten inches of snow. He recalls a morning at eight degrees below zero yet says the weather has been pleasant overall.
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H. D. Platt
Middleton, Mich
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Hart & Son
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The
Carey Times
Zlite
Whiallin’ Big “Razzer
Farmers’ Institute
America
J. Sheller
Adam Herbert
George Reis
Rosa Moore
George Karr
F.L. Allen
Carl Heck
W. M. Prisler
Fordyce Ogg
Braun
Myrtle Laird
Doris Barton
Misses Glen
Edna Stroup
Ruth Kurtz
Don
Ray Clinger
Mate Quartett
Nyal Ryder
Florence Dow
Katie McGuire
W. Elmer Bailey
Gladys Heck
Franklin Criger
Holden Phelps
Eugene Mullholand
J. R. Eyestone
Bessie Crawford
John Newhard
Henry Myers
George Roynon
Frank Magers
Ruth Clinger
Reading
Hazel Livingston
City Council
Mick Snow
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