Numerous Local Notices and Miscellany From Wyandot County
Wyandot county reports include county commissioners in Columbus for a state meeting, obituaries for Ruth Blackburn Walton and Dr. R C Alexander, legal actions over a desertion suit and a buggy claim, and road and agricultural resolutions. Local residents noted for aviation fame Leonard Bonne and others, plus a Clark county weight law arrest and a bridge accident near Grey Eye bridge.
Sutphen Honored by 400 K P Band at Findlay Banquet
The Findlay Courier reports Guy V. Sutphen received a gold watch from the 400 K P Band after a surprise banquet at a Tuesday rehearsal. S. F. Halstead also received a watch in a playful exchange as Sutphen is praised for leading the band to prominence in northwestern Ohio.
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Findlay
Guy V. Sutphen
S. F. Halstead
Sutphen
Halstead
Ohio
Carey
Death of Mrs. Sarah E Freeman in Columbus Cherokee Kan
Warren Stevens reports the death of his sister Mrs. Sarah E Freeman on New Year s night at her Columbus Kansas home. Born Tymochtee town ship she was 74. She came to Columbus with husband and one daughter many years ago. Her husband died sixteen years ago and she and daughter Mrs. Mostde Ness lived on South Kansas street. She had feeble health for six months and general debility listed as the cause. She leaves three brothers Warren Stevens Scott Stevens and Ft Stevens and a sister Mrs Letha Ragan. Her husband s name was Dartel Freeman.
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Warren Stevens
Sarah E. Freeman
Columbus
Cherokee County
Kan
Preaman
Tymochtee Township
South
Kansas Street
Scott Stevens
Reese, Kargas
Ft Stevens
Mena
Arkansas
Letha Ragan
Toledo
Dartel Freeman
Residents fined for icy sidewalks seek winter salt supply
The piece notes the urge to confront overly tidy walkers who sweep snow from sidewalks and neglect to add salt. It mentions salt costing fifteen cents in many towns and fines for leaving sidewalks icy.
High Water Floods Local Bottom Lands and Roads
Water covered bottom lands near Whippoorwill last Saturday and overflowed roads. The inundation reached depths sufficient for a horse to swim, flooding the area around schools and homes.
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Whippoorwill Schools
Dé&P
Mary R Nye Letter From Soldiers and Sailors Home
Mary R Nye writes from the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Madison Q Jan 1 1913 describing life in the Ohio and Wittenmyer cottages rooms views sunsets and porch areas the dining rooms and kitchens Christmas decorations dinners and gifts a Christmas program by the Ret Corps and a flag salute by Mrs Cockran aged ninety three residents were pleased with the holiday season and support from friends the state and the corps.
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Carey
Mary R. Nye
Soldiers ‘and Sailors
Madison
Madison, Q
Second Hall
Ohio Cottage
Wittenmyer
Ohio
Wittenmyers
Ourmatron
Cockran
What the Stork Has Brought to Kotterman Family
To Mr and Mrs Cz W Kotterman of Upper Sandusky a fine boy was born Friday January 10.
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Stork
Cz. W., Kotterman
Upper Sandusky
Delightful East Main Dinner Hosts Honor Guests
On Thursday at the Ranger residence on East Main street over forty guests attended a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ranger and Mr. and Mrs. M. Ranger. Miss Maude Snyder Mary Ranger and Cletus Lowery served as attendants. Carnations narcissus and roses decorated the event.
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L. G. Ranger
East Main Street
W. G., Bradley
G. W. Chesebrough
George Ash
I. L. Culler
William Augustine
W. H.houk
Wesley Patterson
E. Luther Spaid
C. W. McGill
J. C. Dow
E. B. Kurtz
F. D. Hurd
A. H. Kennerley
D. C. Henry
E. M. Keller
E. F. Thome
C. D. Smith
E.G
Injury in Eye Ends Two Week Stay
Bernard Feeley visiting town from Upper Sandusky after two weeks with his sister. He works at an emery plant in Tiffin and was injured in the eye the day before Christmas but has fully recovered.
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Bernard Feeley
Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
Feeley
Emery
Death of Former Carey Man William B. Richards
William B. Richards died at his San Pedro California home at 3 20 Sunday morning aged 75. He served in the Civil War in the 99th O W L attaining the rank of captain. After the war he opened a dry goods store in this city then moved to Bluffton and later Findlay where he resided for some time.
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William B. Richards
San Pedro
Calif
Gru
99Th
Bluffton
Findlay
Weather Delays Return From Carey Trip
Mrs J P Whetson of 301 Davis street returns from Carey where she had been since New Years day after driving over in a buggy. Dry snow and build water prevented her return as Findlay reporter notes.
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J .P. Whetson
Davis Street
Carey
Fragmented Winter Heating Notice
The text shows a damaged OCR segment about heating furnaces and a winter warming concept. It mentions HOD AIR FERNACES and an unclear supplier or type, but details are illegible.
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