City Council Minutes Record Payments and Readings
City Council met with present members Spencer clerk Pahl Vigor Constien Kurtz Wenner Kear and Kurtz presiding in mayor's absence. Bills paid include Nachbar two days labor 14 95 Hardy Co tape Carey Times 2 50 Corfman unloading 37 9 and others. An ordinance for drain taps West Street extension and half year appropriation for December 31 was read and adopted after suspending rules. Carey Telephone tolls through July 1 and other minor items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
William Donelson
West Street
Wenner
Vigor
Marjorie Sutphen
Galnty
Carey ‘Telephone .Co
Robert Drake
Coterie Picnic Hosts Summer Gathering at Island
Mrs. I. D. Snouffer hosted a successful Friday afternoon Coterie picnic at Island near Crawford. Guests enjoyed outdoor contests with Mrs. Byron Ogg and Mrs. J. F. Brown as champions. supper featured a pink color scheme under trees. Notable attendees included Grace MacDonald of Cleveland and Harry Hackman of Havana Illinois. The event closed the club’s gatherings for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Snouffer
Crawford
Byron Ogg
J. F. Brown
Bessie
Florence Jennings
Grace MacDonald
Cleveland
Harry Hackman
Havana
Ill
Harry Hunter
Marion
I. L., Culler
C. H. Marr
May Marr
Dorothea Whaley
C. C. Kisselle
J. M. Harrison
T. M. Edmonson
Eloise Thrall
Missionary Meeting of Woman's Home Missionary Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church met last Thursday evening with Mrs. Susan Brayton. The lesson topic was Work in the South. readings were given by several members and the meeting closed with Home Mission Enigmas led by president Mrs. Ash. The society will meet with Mrs. David Heck on the second Thursday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Susan Brayton
South
Bertie Purkey
W. J. Green
Ella Gibbs
J. A. Smith
M. A. Washburn
Charles Kear
David Heck
J. C. Dow
John McGuire
Home Mission
Ash
Family Picnic Honors Charleston Guests at Water Works Park
Mrs. A. H. Kennerley and Mrs. I. L. Culler hosted a last Thursday evening family picnic at Water Works Park for Wm. Galbroner and wife from Charleston W. Va. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Galbroner and son Homer, and numerous relatives and friends from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Kennerley
I. L. Culler
Water Works Park
Wm. Galbroner
Charleston
W. Va
Galbroner
Homer
A. Kennerley
Lawrence
Gladys
Dorcas
Culler
Melford
D. H. Wonder
Peter Galbroner
E. B. Kurtz
Ruth
Homer Wonder
Byron Ogg
Hordyce
William
Ohio visitors stay with city Newhards during transit
Mr and Mrs J Newhard of Carey Ohio visit relatives Mr and Mrs F J Newhard at 139 North Eighth street. The family, cousins of the Carey firm Newhard Bros clothiers, include a postmaster Herbert and siblings in St Louis and Virginia Minnesota. They attended a Shriners convention in Rochester and travel home via Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Silas Newhard
F. J
G. B. Newhard
Social gathering at Miss Wonder home entertained by teens
Last Thursday evening Miss Hazel Wonder hosted fifty four young ladies and gentlemen at her west city residence. Guests played lawn games and enjoyed solos by Miss Theo Cooper before ice cream and cake served in the dining room by Miss Wonder with help from Miss Ida Kramer and Miss Victoria Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Wonder
Theo Cooper
Miss Wonder
Ida Kramer
Victoria Pahl
Family of Six United at Reverend Sheller Home
On Sunday at the home of Rev. J. Sheller three brothers J. C. Sheller of Alger J. W. Sheller of Bryan and H. A. Sheller of Fostoma and sisters Mrs. Sarah Brown and Mrs. Fannie Havens of Burgoon gathered. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kelchner of Toledo also visited the Sheller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sheller
J. C. Sheller
Alger
J. W. Sheller
Bryan
H. A. Sheller
Fostoma
Sarah Brown
Fannie Havens
Burgoon
Ira Kelchner
Toledo
Sheller
Mark Karr Spent Time at Buckeye Lake Near Columbus
Mark Karr remained at Buckeye Lake near Columbus from Friday through Tuesday, the details noting his stay at the Ohio recreation site.
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Mark Karr
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Local notes from Wyandot County and nearby towns
The county records show a four percent semi annual dividend at the 1st National Bank of Upper Sandusky. Wheat yields reach 563 bushels from fourteen acres by Robert and Charles Miller south of Upper Sandusky. Rail improvements by Hocking Valley Railway near Upper Sandusky aim to double track. Nevada assesses add 20000 to mercantile appraisals. Nevada M E church set rally with Bishop Moore. The Hocking Valley appraisements boost Wyandot County company value nearly to one million. Sycamore Grange discussed constitutional convention topics at open meeting. Sycamore and Nevada see local business notices and a two page People’s Department Store ad in the Sycamore Leader. Camp instruction by Company L O N G held at Sycamore fair ground. Sergeant Ross aid in drill and a military dinner. Real estate transfers include Jacob Fox to Mary McDonald for thirteen and one third acres for one dollar and lot 9 in Edwin Brown’s first addition to Carey for one dollar. The Sycamore people remain engaged.
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Upper Sandusky
Wharton
1St National Bank of
Robert
Charles Miller
Hocking ‘Valley Railroad
County Board of Equalization
Nevada
Nevada M. E. Church
David H. Moore
Iti
Hocking Valley Railroad
Wyandot
Nevada Grange
Sycamore
People’s Department Store
Nevada News
Manso
T *Ork
Fair Ground
Ross
Regular Army
Jacob Fox
Mary McDonald
Edwin Brown
Carey
Oil street oiling shows dust control in hot dry weather
The Leader reports the oiling experiment on streets reduces dust despite hot dry conditions and little oil used with broad support for the approach. In Tod Township, Jonathan Hecker, aged 80, was found dead in his bed near Oceola and likely died Saturday night. he was a longtime farmer survived by six children. B W Campbells drug store faced a $1 057 28 liquor sale assessment from the State Dairy and Food Commissioner, leading to a temporary injunction allowing business to continue while a court case over the tax proceeds plays out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Hecker
Oceola
Tod Township
Heckert
Nevada News
B. W. Campbell
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Campbell
Frederick
Close
Frank
Upper Sandusky
Common Pleas Court
Rowland
Sycamore Leader
Pleasantly Entertained by Grace and Bernice Herbert
Grace and Bernice Herbert hosted a Friday evening party at their parents A R Herbert’s home southwest of Carey. Guests included Blanche Snookey of Findlay and many local residents. The event featured lawn games and refreshments after a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Bernice Herbert
A. R. Herbert
Carey
Blanche
Harvey Wise
Howard
C. V. Wentz
Paul
Arthur and
Floyd
Sunday Guests at Geo Ash Home
Auditor and Mrs. Peter Frank and their daughter Irene of Upper Sandusky along with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thome visited Sunday at the home of Commissioner and Mrs. Geo Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frank
Irene
Upper Sandusky
E. F. Thome
East of Town
Geo. Ash
Notice on filing nomination papers for offices in 1911
All nomination papers for township and municipal offices and members of Board of Education must be filed with the Deputy State Supervisors of Election on or before August 6, 1911. Mail or deliver them to A. Billhart, Jr. in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
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Board of Education
A. Billhart, Jr
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio
Tiffin Hosts Bartlebaughs at Greek Home
Rev and Mrs Bartlebaugh of Tiffin were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs John Greek last week in a cordial social visit reflecting local social life of the era.
Haines Family Reunion Set for August 12 at Gillette Home
The Haines family will hold their annual reunion at the S. B. Gillette home, west of the city, on Saturday August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
S. B. Gillette
Firemen's Excursion to Cedar Point Planned
On Thursday August 3 the fire department holds its annual trip to Cedar Point. Fare is 1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. At 4:00 p m Curtis will perform an aeroplane flight from the water off the point as part of the event. All town businesses will close for the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Curtis
Christian Science Services This Sunday at 10:15 AM
Christian Science services Sunday at 10 15 am with subject Truth. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 745 pm in Newhard Block North Vance St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Services
Newhard Block
North
Vance St
Ref Bank Leaders Visit Wyandot Refinery
President Donnell and cashier Jones of the First National Bank of Findlay visited the Wyandot Refinery by automobile on a Wednesday of last week and spent the afternoon there. Donnell also serves as president of the Ohio Oil Co. at Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnell
Jones
First National Bank of
Findlay
Wyandot
Ohio Oil Co
Question on Detroit route fails to address homeward path
The query box discusses guidance not to Detroit but to returning home. It cites answers from Carl Mitchell, Clare Ewing, and Raymond Nichols as proposed solutions or directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Carl Mitchell
Clare Ewing
Raymond Nichols
Mrs Marr Hosts Informal Afternoon Soiree
Mrs C H Marr will entertain this afternoon for the pleasure of her sister Mrs W F Putnam of Washington D C and her niece Mrs Grace Mae Donald of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H Marr
W. F. Putnam
Washington, D. C
Grace Mae Donald
Cleveland
United Evangelical Church Rally and Services
The United Evangelical Church schedules worship with Rev. W. Elmer Bailey at 9 o clock and Rev. G. H. Beaschler preaching at 10 30. A Union League meeting occurs at the park at 6 80. Rev. Bailey and Rev. S. E. Rife plan a Republic church rally with Bishop Dubs preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
W. Elmer Bailey
8. S
G. H. Beaschler
Union League
Park
Bailey
S. E. Rife
Republic
Bishop Dubs
Settle and Agency Notice for Plymouth Binder Twine
Indebted customers of J. T. Myers & Co are asked to call at their business place on Vance Street. Ash & Houk announce they are agents for the Plymouth Binder Twine for Carey area and invite orders for 1911 twine. Keep cool at Ewing's soda fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Myers & Co
Bachar
Vance St
J.T. Myers & Co
Plymouth
Carey and Vicinity
Ash & Houk
Ewing
The New Cartoon Captain Ralph Wilder Captivates Chicago Readers
A Chicago Record-Herald observer praises Ralph Wilder as a gentler witty cartoonist whose daily front page drawings illuminate everyday life. The critic calls Wilder’s humor kind and pointed, saying his work brightens readers and reinforces the paper as the West’s favorite family newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilder
Chicago Record-Herald
Big City
Thomas Nast
Wilder
Record-Herald
West
Genuine Star Cut Glass Tumblers at 5 and 10 Cent Store
The Carey Times notes a sale of Genuine Star Cut Glass water tumblers advertised at five and ten cents. Readers are invited to phone their news tips to Home 300 or Mutual 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Mutual
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City Council
Coterie Picnic
DE Laval
Delaval
Ranger
Huston Corner Hardware
Carey, Ohio
W. H. Snyder
Hocking Valley
Canada
D. & B. Steamboat Co
Bufealo
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Missionary Meeting
Visitors
Laws Party
Aik Ska
Kkrakes
Haines Family Reunion
Beck
O. C
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