Local notices and changes in Wyandot county
Tax deadlines in Upper Sandusky set for July 20 and petitions circulate for mayor and marshal candidates. County commissioners approve road improvements in Eden Mifflin and Marseilles townships. Frank Feely and Rose Fleck wed at St Peters church. Reports on Chesterfield area fire losses and court activity. Representative Willis visits Upper Sandusky amid district reapportionment and 1914 election outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Volney E. ‘Williams
Pitt Township
Rébert, Carey
Upper
Sarid
Ay P
William F. Veith
Eden Township
Mifflin Township
Marseilles
Ritter Road
City Council Discusses Hose Cart and Street Assessments
The City Council met Monday with Laughlin as mayor and several councilmen present. Fire Chief Ilo Wonder proposed a dedicated hose cart house near the porcelain and lime plants, noting the existing cart and 700 feet of hose are underused. the fire committee will review. Rebates for Vance street property owners were approved, funded by the Vance street improvement balance plus contractor overtime deductions. The semi annual appropriation ordinance for the year ending December 31, 1913 was read and adopted after a suspension of rules.
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Laughlin
Angus
Chambers
Dunlap
Kirtz
Kennerley
Johnson
C. G. Carr
H.beausey
Houk
Ditch
ral_Luline
Ain
Ain” “Stand.’Co. Cony 7 Stone. 9.2.7. Vatatteeh Oat Tie de 2.98 Ash & Houk
Ash Cui
M. H. Thornton
Ilo Wonder
Perkins’ Mill
Kurtz
Finance Committee
Vance Street
Vance Street Improvement Fund
Ledward Campbell
Carey Fort Worth merchants stage mid-summer sales
Carey has become a shopping hub with two stores carrying gates and two more announcing mid-summer clearance events. Local merchants urge savings for buyers as these sales boost town trade and attract out-of-town shoppers, proving beneficial for the public and sellers.
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Carey
Angus Wedding Anniversary Observed with Family gathering
The fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. D C Angus was celebrated on Saturday with a Friday evening gathering of close relatives. Music accompanied the event and several suitable gifts were exchanged. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G W Hickle and their daughter, Miss Katherine Hickle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shore and daughter Pauline Lime, and Master George Hickle Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Angus
G. W. Hickle
Katherine Hickle
Ed. Shore
Pauline Lime
George*Hickle, Jr
Hatching Chicks From Crawford County Hatchery
Seventy five Crawford county farmers sustain flocks of pure bred poultry for the large cooperative hatchery at Tiro Ohio. The plant ships 12000 chicks weekly to Ohio and beyond. Incubators run 800 feet with capacity 66000 eggs and heat is kept at 103 degrees by hot water boilers. Fertility tests are done before incubation each batch. Chicks are shipped every Tuesday during the March to October season.
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Crawford County
Ohio
Co-Operative
Tiro
Sycamore Leader
Carey W C U Meets. Delegates Elected for Anti-Saloon
The Carey W C U held Friday afternoon meeting with Mrs. John Greek. Mrs. C D Smith was elected delegate and Mrs J C Dow alternate to the Anti-Saloon League convention in Columbus November 11 1. The lesson was Alcohol and Child Life. Performances included Miss Jemima Ault singing The Blue Bird Will Come Again and readings The Suffrage Amendment Milestone of Progress How My Boy Went Down. Next meeting set for second Friday in August with Mrs Emma Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey W.C
T. Uo
John Greek
C. D. Smith
J.C. Dow
Columbus
Jemima Ault
T. M. Johnston
G. Ranger
Edna Greek
Emma Dickerson
Volkmer to Open Shoe Store in Post Office Building
Elmer L. Volkmer of Tiflin arrived in town Friday to finalize arrangements for a new shoe store in the post office building. Volkmer already operates shops in Tiflin Fostotia and Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L. Volkmer
Tiflin
Mr. Volkmer
Fostotia
Mansfield
Hocking Valley Rolls Out Perry Centenary Art
The Hocking Valley is sending a colored scene of Commodore Perry s ship from the War of 1812. The artwork serves as a reminder of the centennial Perry Victory celebration and the line is ready to handle all business this summer.
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Hocking Valley
Commodore Perry
Hocking
Perry
Farmer Injured by Self Binder Near Mt. Blanchard
Carl Cole a farmer living west of Mt. Blanchard was struck by a self-binder last week. He sustained a broken collar bone a dislocated shoulder and multiple bruises.
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Carl Cole
Mt. Blanchard
Rural Mail Totals For June From Carey Post
June counts from Carey post show rural route carriers logging delivered and collected mail across routes. Route 1 Leo Courtad delivered 5749 items weighing 762 pounds 12 ounces with 8045 collected weighing 23 pounds 13 ounces and 23 parcel post pieces. Route 2 Alva Criger delivered 1810 pieces weighing 871 pounds 4 ounces with 641 collected weighing 50 pounds 2 ounces and 16 parcel posts. Route 3 John Jacoby delivered 1175 pieces weighing 95 pounds 7 ounces with 435 collected weighing 16 pounds 4.02 ounces and 27 parcel posts. Route 4 Lyd Yohe delivered 3697 pieces weighing 548 pounds with stk collected weighing 22 pounds 15 ounces and 9 parcel posts.
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Carey Post Office
Leo Courtad
Alva Criger
John Jacoby
Sunday Guests Come to Fleck Family Home
Mr and Mrs John Fleck host Sunday guests including Jack Spitler and family Audrey Charles and more with TL J Kennerley and daughter Etta and Bert Kentfield family Marion guests Edward and Miss Kate McDonald and Dow children Robert John Caroline John and Henry Davidson visiting Salem township home.
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Jack Spitler
Audrey
Charles
TL. J. Kennerley
Etta
Bert Kentfield
Arthis
Amy
Idna Faye
Marion
Edward
Kate McDonald
David Dow
Robert
John
Caroline
Henry Davidson
John Fleck
Salem Township
Picnic at the Park Honors Emma Hesterman Guest
Miss Edna Stroup entertained a group of picnicers at the park last Thursday evening including Miss Emma Hesterman of Sycamore and many other local residents as guests names listed in the article.
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Emma Hesterman
Sycamore
Edna Stroup
Misses Stroup
Tlosterman
Marie
Edith Finney
Ashland
Hele Lantz
Hester Stahbladys Zeis
Lucy Straw
Ruth Kurtz
Gladys Whemerley
Mary Newhard
Grate Slemmer
Corinne Wenner
Mary Ranger
Cletys Lowery
Cecil Beebe
Gladys Heck
Doris] Barton
Will Build New Home on Down Street Near Sopher Lot
Isaac Johnson makes final arrangements to construct a new dwelling on Down Street beside the residence of Nicholas Sopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Johnsom
Down Street
Nicholas Sopher
Carey Narrow Gauge Line Seeks Through Route North to Akron
Henry Hart returns from Ada after attending normal school. Bert Smythe and Henry Conrad contract to feed trench diggers for the new pipe line to Carey. The rail line will give Carey a direct through road to Akron. A baby girl born to Av M Carr is noted. John Resler welcomes a daughter. D I Straw re-elected director as train times shift to leave Carey in the morning. Mrs Wright near Lovell killed by an extra train on the Hocking Valley. Wyandot Teachers Institute to convene at Upper Sandusky July 29 for four weeks. Henry C Walsh of Redfield and Annie Wykolf wed by Rev D G Carson.
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Henry Hart
Ada
Henry Conrad
Bert Smythe
Findlay
Carey
Cleveland & Western R. It
Akron
Av ‘M
Carr
John Résler
von Widnesday
D. I. Straw
Wright
D. G. Carson
Upper Sandusky
Transfer of Rev Father Victor to Syracuse Parish
Rev Father Victor, longtime assistant to Father Fish at Our Lady of Consolation and former St. Joseph's Salem township head, moves from Carey to Syracuse residence. His new parish serves 1500 families. A brother priest's death in Syracuse prompts townwide changes. Victor’s successor arrives Sunday as townsfolk voice heartfelt thanks and regret.
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Father Victor
Father Fish
Our Lady of Consolation
St. Joseph’s
Salem Township
Carey
Syracuse
Fle
Real Estate Listings By W M Presler Adrian Ohio
W M Presler of Adrian Ohio offers farms for sale and exchange options in Seneca Wyandot and nearby counties. Available 20 40 60 100 160 and 200 acre properties with reasonable prices plus bargains in Trumbull and Portage counties. Contact by phone 5167 for details and applications.
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W. M. Presler
Adrian
Ohio
Hore
Seneca
Wyandot
Trumbull
Portage
Mrs Hattie Griffin Presents Cherry Branch from Tiffin
Mrs Hattie Griffin of Tiffin sent a branch of a cherry tree twenty eight inches long to the office. It bore 135 bright red cherries and formed an attractive spray of color.
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Hattie Griffin
Tiffin
Ice Cream Supper Aids Planes For League
Social classes five and six of the United Evan tzheal Sunday school cleared about 170 at the church lawn ice cream supper held Saturday evening. Proceeds fund buying a plane for League use.
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United Evantzheal Sunday School
A nice assortment of everyday dishes at the 9 and Ie Store
A display of common household wares including dishes knives forks and spoons is shown at the 9 and Ie Store. The item selection highlights practical tableware for daily use.
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9 and Ie
Plumbing Promise for New House Work
The advertiser offers plumbing services for a new house promising cheaper, concurrent work. They guarantee a job with no fault and claim to complete it reasonably as an honest contractor.
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Anne
Huston
Paul
Meas
Frank Feely
Rose Fleck
Mathias Fleck
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
W. S. Ohl
Louis Fleck
Henry Daniels
Port Clinton
Daniels
Court of Common Pleas
Wyandot County
M. C. Sutherland
Union-Republican
J. B. Gibbs
Jonas
Oscar Vance
Vance
Common Pleas Court
Sycamore i
eReynolds
Lilovts
Saly
Frederick Flechsenhar
Mexico
George
George Fiechsenhar
Frank B. Willis
Hancock
Hardin
Logan
Champaign
Delaware
Union
Crawford
Morrow
Willis
City Council
Brown
The
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
Carey,ohio
Opale &Rinds
Reynold
United States
W. H. Snyder
Garey Times
W. CT. U
Rural Mail
Wiil
D. C
Bowley
Beck
Carey, Ohio
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