Upper Sandusky Localities See Quiet Reform and Court Actions
Mayor J N Traxler recovers from typhoid fever and returns to town. The Commercial National Bank of Upper Sandusky joins a new regional bank under a fresh law. Ernest Dunn appeals a case to the common pleas. Mrs. Charles F Close recovers after an operation and returns home. Local teachers Irma Grubbs and Alva Laws receive certificates. J Maxwell of Upper Sandusky relocates to Lima and joins Hawisher English Co as director. Thomas Fahey dies at 86 in Upper Sandusky. Virgil Zahn seeks divorce on extreme cruelty grounds. Fritz Balford jailed for jumping his board bill. J H Walker & Co of Zanesville buys Maxwell dry goods, plans Upper Sandusky move. Lincoln Highway to pass through Nevada, streets renamed. Laura Stevens sues Crawford township trustees over Shane ditch. Auditor Marguerat to abolish deputy weights and measures post, saving funds. Upper Sandusky optimistic Lincoln Highway will boost real estate. Potato Creek ditch sale details listed. Klahr and Samsel bankruptcy case assets and liabilities disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank of
Upper Sandasky
Repimal
Ernest Dunn
Glitt Mathena
Justice Court
Joseph’ F. Wonder
Court of Common Pleas
Charles F. Close
Close
Columbus
Irma Grubbs
Alva Laws
Crawford
Laura Stevens
Edurt
Common Pleas
Thes Crawford
Shane Ditch
Marguerat
William F. Veith
Upper Sandusky
Big Potato Creek
Wyandot
Nardin
Blancock
Martin
T. M. Chilson
A. M. Kaub
Entertainment Course Preview Promises Wimer Charms For Lyceum
The fourth Entertainment Course event is set for Monday night January 19 featuring Sarah Mildred Wilmer performing live dramatizations including The Sign of The Cross Roosevelt hails the tale as essential reading for Americans. Critics praise her mastery in interpreting masterpieces and moving audiences. Seats are reserved January 17 at seven a.m. at Ewing's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mildred Wilmer
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Wimer
Lyceum
Sarah Bernhardt
Installation of Officers for Catholic Knights of Ohio
On January 3, at Simonis' grocery hall, Rev Father Anthony installed the new officers of Catholic Knights of Ohio Branch No 38. Elected were John R Logsdon president William Jacoby vice president J T Myers secretary H Herby secretary and treasurer EE Fox trustee Carl Schira sentinel. Father Anthony then presented A L Arnold a gold headed cane for longtime service as retiring secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Simonis
Father Anthony
John R. Logsdon
William Jacoby
J. T.myers
H. Herby
Ee, Fox
Carl Schira
Branch No. 38
A. L. Arnold
Elected S S Officers at Methodist Sunday School
On January 4 the Methodist Sunday school elected officers for the year. Chas E Cram was superintendent, W A Lindsay assistant superintendent, Mrs D C Angus secretary, Carl Mitchell treasurer, Prof J B Moore chorister, Gray assistant chorister, Miss Gladys Heck assistant pianist, Mrs D C Henry pianist, Miss May Cas librarian, Raymond Cram and Russell Hart as librarians. The superintendent received a devotional teachers Bible as a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Chas. E. Cram
W. A. Lindsay
D. C. Angus
Carl Mitchell
J. B. Moore
Gray
Gladys Heck
D. C. Henry
May Cas
Ramond Cram
Russell Hart
Chas
E. Cram
Regulations Urged by the Mayor of Carey Ohio
The mayor asks ladies not to be embarrassed by improper language during business or social greetings. Public spaces prohibit drunkenness with vulgar language on Carey streets. Confectioneries and eateries should suspend retail activity during Sunday divine services from 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. Children fourteen and under should remain at home unless with guardians by 8:00 a.m. The administration hopes for careful adherence to avoid further measures. Joseph F. Wonper, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Candor
Joseph F. Wonper
Sledding Outing and Social Gatherings Last Week
A Monday sledding trip to Vanlue featured Frank Greek hosting a luncheon and entertainment by vietri la. Attendees included Misses Glenn Stroup Hester Stahl Maud Snyder Gladys Heck Helen Lantz Dorcas Dow Edna Wilson and Messrs Ross Patterson Claire Engles Merritt Patterson Harold Houk Wallace Keebe George Rowalt Gale Kurtz with Dow as guest of honor. A Thursday supper at McCutchenville followed, with Dorcas Dow Glenn Stroup Mary Ranger Ural Ryder and Messrs Gail Kurtz Harold Houk Merritt Patterson Ralph Wagers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Frank
Glenn Stroup
Hester Stahl
Maud Snyder
Gladys Heck
Helen Lantz
Dorcas Dow
Edna Wilson
Forest
Miss Dow
Messrs
Ross Patterson
Claire Engles
Merritt Patterson
Harold Houk
Wallace Keebe
George Rowalt
Gale Kurtz
Mary Ranger
Ural Ryder
Gail Kurtz
Ralph Wagers
McCutchenville
Reopened Sunday School at Bigelow Chapel
The Sunday school at Bigelow Chapel three miles west of town reopened last Sunday and will hold services every Sunday. The school reorganized with officers including Superintendent W. K. Wisner Assistant A. F. Hartle Secretary E. M. Culpin Treasurer Michael Spangler Chorister Gladys Smith Organist Florence Hotelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Chapel
W. K. Wisner
A. F. Hartle
E. M. Culpin
Michael Spangler
Gladys Smith
Florence Hotelling
Trip to Washington by Virgil Yohe
Narration of a youth group tour from Forest to Pittsburg and Harrisburg then Washington. Stops include Fort Pitt Hotel Hicksville band Heinz plant and corn boy display, Capitol visit, Ebitt marble hotel, and a mobile sight seeing tour with churches statues and the Congressional Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Pittsburg
Fort Pitt Hotel
Hicksville
Pennsylvania Station
Hope Theatre
H. J. Heinz
China
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Juniatta
Susquehanna
Altoona
Harrisburg
Capitol
Tener
Washington
Lima
Ebitt
National
Moving Picture Man
John Jacob Astor
Millionaire Baby
Lutheran Church
Taft
Capitol Building
Congressional Library
Botanical Wardens
City Council Actions and Local Appointments Amid Bills
City council met Monday with Mayor Wonder and councilmen present. Bills paid include Akron Belting, Longfellow water rebate, and labor at the plant. Fire Chief Wonder asked for a $430 annual raise for 43 members. oath of office given to new policemen and health officer. An ordinance for midyear appropriations (through June 30, 1914) passed after second and third readings. Luther League held a January 6 meeting with officers elected for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
Angus
Pahl
Washburne
Heck
Blue
Ryder
Dunlap
Akron Belting
H. W. RR
David Hail
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Carey Telephone Co
Gu W
Logan Gas Co
J. W. Weaks
Lell
TOD National Lime Co
Ilo Wonder
al Corwin
William Jacoby
Frederick
G. E. Crider
Geoge W. Hickle
W. H. Louk
Mr. Crider
Charles Dame
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huston & Paul
Corner Hardware
The
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
Carey, Ohio
W. H. Snyder
Carey Times
Her
J. N. ‘Traxler
Upper
Sandusky
J. & Maxwell
Hawisher- English Co
Thomas Fahey
Thomas Agen
Dublin
Ireland
Virgil Zahn
Alverda
Fritz Balford
Walter
J. H. Walker & Co
Zanesville
Maxwell Dry Goods
Nevada
MR RH
S. S
the Royal
Virgil Yohe
City, Council
Luther League
Jacob Nuitrauer
Econmy
Fullows
Licence Wennes
Laura Hall
Marty Newhands
Hessie
C. Bowley
Beck
Carey, Obie
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