Upper Sandusky notes recount fires and legal actions
In Upper Sandusky a postmasteroath is assumed. lightning kills a match horse and Wyandot Mutual pays many losses. Marriage at Berlin Heights. a tennis association forms. jail reports show 32 prisoners, 560 days. Deeds include Mrs Hines linked arson, Bell and Britten cases proceed. Britten to Mansfield reform school.
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Charles Neate
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Mutual
Jerry Wohlgamuth
Everett Rubins
Marseiles
Anthony Vogel
Upper_Sandusky
J. R. Alter
Wyandot
Hardin
Hancock
Alter Tri-County
George Keller
John N. Bentges
Finley W. Morris
A. W. Lippus
Berlin Heights
Rachael Knapp
Sycamore
G. M. Knapp
Methodist
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Young People’s
County Infirmary
Frank Brown
South of Town
George H. Beaschler
Crawford
J. W. Shock
United Brethren Church
Myron E. Forney
Near Forest
Bernice Huston
Wharton
Winfield Huston
Mrs. Forney
Forest
Birthday Surprise For Miss Florence Mathern Fifteenth
A 15th birthday party was given for Miss Florence Mathern last Wednesday. Guests included Misses Martha Schira Theresa Schira Hazel Wonder Ruth Wonder Edith Storky Inez Storky Aura Putnam Lucile Putnam Esther Brooks Ida Mathern and Messrs Joseph Schira William Schira Fred Shuman Ivin Wonder Clarence Hammersmith Harley Baughman Orville Putnam Lawrence Brooks Howard Heck and George Mathern. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served.
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Florence Mathern
Martha
Theresa Schira
Hazel
Ruth Wonder
Edith
Inez Storky
Aura
Lucile Putnam
Esther Brooks
Ida Mathern
Joseph and
William Schira
Fred Shuman
Ivin Wonder
Clarence Hammersmith
Harley Baughman
Orville Putnam
Lawrence Brooks
Howard Heck
George Mathern
Sycamore Triumphs in Weekend Basketball Game
Sycamore scored 11 points and 4 assists at Wagner's Park last Sunday. Next Sunday afternoon the Tiffin Athletics will meet the Carey Clippers.
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Sycamore
Wagner's Park
Tiffin Athletics
Carey Clippers
Hitching posts fade as autos rise in Ohio counties
An Up-to-date View argues rural drivers fuel the auto boom with 100 122 licenses issued in Ohio. As horses decline city streets fill with cars, and future demand shifts from hitching yards to parking plates, with horses likely to remain only a minority in road travel.
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Ohio
Seneca Advertiser
Dinner Guests of Misses Mullholand Include Detroit Visitor
Wednesday evening last week Misses Jessie and May Mullholand hosted a dinner with Mrs. C. D. Hoff of Detroit, Mrs. Carl C. Heck, Miss Edith Beebe, Mrs. Charles Barton, and Mrs. W. G. Bradley with her sons Maurice and Gerald.
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Jessie
May Mullholand
C. D. Hoff
Detroit
Carl C. Heck
Edith Beebe
Charles Barton
W. G. Bradley
Maurice and
Gerald
City Council Meets Weigh Bills and Public Health
City council members Wonder Angus Ryder and others approved numerous bills for salaries street labor and utilities. Health Officer Dame reported four smallpox cases and a scarlet fever and measles case, all quarantined, urging cess pool regulation as 122 pools exist citywide. G A McCurdy of Fort Wayne sought curbside gasoline pumps for safety, but the proposal was tabled until next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drake
George W. Croker
J. FF. Wonder
Joseph Hook
D. C. Angus
M. A. Thornton
L. G. Ranger
H. A. Kear
Herbert Newhard
A. J. Frederick
C. E. Hunter
J F. Brown
Charles Dame
G. A. McCurdy
F. Bowers & Co
Fort Wayne
Carey Times Expands Print Capacity With New Press
The Carey Times printed on a four page Babcock Standard press, after installation touted as time saving and mutually beneficial for Editor Thrall and patrons. Sycamore Leader applaits Thrall enterprise. Daily Chief notes Times now matches Chefs press in speed and quality.
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Carey Times
Babcock Standard
Thrall
Sycamore
Abundant Rains Reach Local Fields and Gardens
Since the last issue the area has seen copious rains that benefited fields and gardens. The rainfall arrived without wind or hail, turning Wednesday into an old fashioned rainy day.
Terrible accident claims brakeman Sourwine on Big Four line
Claude Sourwine, brakeman on the Big Four local freight, was dragged between switching cars near the lime plant. His right leg was amputated above the ankle and his left arm flesh was scraped. his hand was crushed. He was taken to Kenton hospital for surgery. Sourwine is from Plymouth, son of Mr and Mrs C G Sourwine and longtime Carey resident.
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Claude Sourwine
Harry Oliver
Sourwine
Oliver
Kenton
Carey
Plymouth
Warner House
Reorganized Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers
The Lutheran Sunday school class taught by Mrs Byron Ogg met at her home last Thursday evening and elected officers including Miss Margie Sutphen president Miss Kathryn McGuire vice president and Miss Bertha Shifford secretary and treasurer Twelve members attended after a pleasant session with lunch and contests.
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Lutheran Sunday School
Byron Ogg
Margie Sutphen
Kathryn McGuire
Bertha Shifford
Finishing Touches on Main Street Paving Near Complete
Rain delayed concreting of the business district from Vance street to the Big Four. West end excavation and curbing largely done. A large force crews draining at West street this week.
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Big Four
Vance Street
West End
Wests Street
Krupp Chosen Delegate to State Convention at Lima
At a Knights meeting last Thursday night Peter Krupp was chosen as delegate to the state convention to be held in Lima the first week in September. A. L. Arnold was named alternate.
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Knights of the
Peter Krupp
Lima
A. L. Arnold
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