Local notes and county court actions in Wyandot district
Community items from Eden township to Nevada and Bucyrus include marriage in Bucyrus, land sale settlement in Hardin County, a suit by William Mapletoft vs Hardin County Banking Co, and a revival of natural gas service in Nevada. Reports cover a Pythian sisters event at Nevada, church leader Rev James Hyde’s marriage reception, and a grasshopper extermination trial at Z R Wood farm with an experimental oil method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Mapletoft
Forest
Wyandot Court of Common Pleas
Hardin County Banking Co
Henry T. Gordon
Minnie Ritterspach
Nevada
Bucyrus
S. J. Dornblaser
John Kessler
Albert Allion
James L. Hyde
Presbyterian Church
McCutchenville
McCoysville
Myers Hotel
George Pool
Miss Bond Married
The wedding of Mr. Charles L. Brandeberry and Miss Lucy L. Bond took place Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the Meth odist church parsonage with Rev. Crates S. Johnson performing the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Columbus before moving to Trenton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles” L. Brandeberry
Lucy L. Bond
Methodist Protestant Church
Crates S. Johnson
Andrew Brandeberry
Franklin Street
Tiffin
Leonard Bond
Charles Strauss
Merkelbach
Tiffin “Advertiser
Accident injures Cleveland girl Itta Rapps
Miss Lizzie Mizer travels to Cleveland after her niece Itta Rapps suffers a severe back injury when a go cart crashes into her on a street. The cart pins her, a spring breaks and injures her back. She is operated on and remains in hospital. friends and relatives express hope for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Mizer
Cleveland
Itta Rapps
Rapps
Itta
Miss Itta
Carey
Sunday Dinner Guests at Mrs Johnston's
Mrs T M Johnston entertained at dinner Sunday with Jestine Keller as well as Olive Green of McComb and guests Mary Nowlan and Mildred Ferrel.
Wharton Foreman Struck and Killed by Hocking Valley Train
Charles Stevens of Wharton section foreman for the Big Four railroad was killed instantly when his buggy was struck by a late night Hocking Valley passenger train near a crossing east of Upper Sandusky. He was visiting family for the Fourth of July and left Upper Sandusky around midnight. Funeral services were held Sunday with Wharton Knights of Pythias in charge. he left behind an infant son and two other children, his wife having died months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Wharton
Big Four
Hocking Valley
Upper Sandusky
Henry Stevens
W. W. Scheidegger
J. M. Harrison
Edward Campbell, Jr
Wesley Patterson
Stevens
Stoneburner Undertaking
Wharton Knights of Pythias
Spreads at the Park on Fourth at Water Works Park
Water Works Park hosted multiple gatherings for Fourth of July activities. The Mehe Licht Club treated their husbands and families to a picnic supper with forty three in attendance. A group including Misses Florence Dow Irene Gillett May Cosgray Persis Newhard Laura Hoff Edith Walker Kathryn McGuire and Ruth Ewing joined an evening spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Park
Mehe Licht Club
Florence Dow
Irene Gillett
May Cosgray
Persis Newhard
Laura Hoff
Edith Walker
Kathryn McGuire
Ruth Ewing
Reverend J. G. Mizer Heads East On Mission Trip
The Rev. Father J. G. Mizer traveled from Carey after visiting Findlay and Father Haupert. He then went to Pittsburg and New York City before heading to Montana for several months on a business mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G
Mizer
Carey
Findlay
Haupert
Pittsburg
New York City
Montana
Tennis Popularity Returns to Quality Hill Court
The tennis court in Quality Hill addition has been cleared and the gate has resumed its usual summer popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Hill Addition
New Books At Library Addams-New Conscience and An Ancient Evil
The Dorcas Garay Library reports new acquisitions including Addams New Conscience and An Ancient Evil by various authors such as Osborn, Denton, and Ferber. Other titles cover nature study, domestic art, and children read ing materials. The list reflects a broad range of subjects from literature to education and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elowisia
Vely
Dorcas Garay
Eobte
Addams
Allen—David Crockett
Annapolis
Bryant
Jack Hill
Yale
Cummings
Curtis
Davis—Friar
Wittenberg
Denton—Entertainments
Dinsmore
Dowd
Polly
Dudley
Ferber
Dawn O’hara
Finnemore
Gilder
Grover
Cleveland
Gould
Griffith
Rosemary
Hill—Harmony Hall
Hillis
Holbrook
Howells
Ohio
Hornung
Hughes
Old Nest
Hunt
Margaret
Johnson
Johnson—Stover
Johnsonot
Baldwin
Lincoln—Post
Lockling
Gilbert
Washington
McCullough
McIntyre
Lexington
Mckeever
Iarm
Madison
Union
Merriweather
Europe
Actomobile
Mills
Rockies
Mitchell
Montgomery
Avonlea
Nixon Roulet
Otis
Maine Woods
Paine
Payson
Priestman
Rankin—Girls
Gardenville
Reid — Cary
St. Ursula’s
Carey A Victor Fourth Picnic by Crawford Tent No 176
Forty six members of Crawford Tent No 176 Knights of the Maccabees and about thirty ladies visited Marion for a Lincoln Park picnic. Speeches and potato and egg races opened the afternoon. at 615 a march ended at the Odd Fellows lodge as Champion Tent of Columbus awarded degrees to seventy five candidates. Carey won three contests for membership and percentage gains, besting Marion and Upper Sandusky, with prizes including a large flag and pennants. Ice cream and cake closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Crawford
Knights of the Maccabees
Marion
Lincoln Park
Marian
Odd Fellows Lodge
Columbus
Upper
Sandusky
Redecorating at First National Bank Interior
Interior of the First National Bank is undergoing redecorating work. Workers update walls and fixtures as part of refresh efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Editorial praise for Dr Gunsaulus in Sunday Record Herald
A public note lauds Rev Dr Gunsaulus for persuading his editorial contributions to appear in large type in The Sunday Record Herald. The articles are described as stirring and widely read, addressing life’s deep universal issues and guiding many readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunsaulus
Rank W Gunsaulus
Sunday Record-Herald
Chicago Journal
Chicago
Teading
Central Church
Armour Institute
Record-Herald
Rand
Hever
Chicago Record
Farm real estate ads offer listings in Wyandot and neighboring counties
Real estate notices seek buyers or sellers for farms and village properties. Listings include holdings of 20, 10, 6, 100, 160 and 200 acres in Seneca Wyandot counties with reasonable prices. Also bargains in farms in Bull and Portage counties with details on request. Contact Amarited at 3 W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio, phone 5167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
Paul
W. M. Presler
Adrian
Ohio
Bear
Senera Wyandot
Ts Bull
Portage
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California
Oregon
British, Columbia
Idaho
W H. Fisher
G. PA
Wishart
Rukarkerark
West Wyandot Avenue
George G. Harring
Z. R. Wood
Sycamore
Miss Bond
Council Proceedings
Carey “Cou
Laughlin
Angu
Chambers, Brown, Dunl
Kennerley, Kurtz and Johnson, Co
Carey’ Telephone’ Co
Lyle
Phelps
Otfight
Wali
Ns Ogden
Grek
Robert Drake
Tiseee Deat
D. B. Lusk
Aaelg
Ford Standard Mfg. Co
Dima
C. Carr
Bert Hudson
H. Rodegerdis
Tilin, Ohio
W. Tatter
Ohio Se
Boars Insurance Co
Bart
Country
Wyandot
J. W
Carty
Beck
C. Bowlby
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