Fifteen Years In Carey A Paper Editor Reflects
Editorial reflecting on the editor and family arriving in Carey fifteen years ago Tuesday. The paper has grown from seven columns to six column quartos with home print. The town has modernized with water works, electric lights, and streets improved. The editor notes modest success and ongoing friendships in Carey.
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Carey
Vance Street
West Main Street
East Main Street
Brown Avenue
Gov Harris Denies Drinking Rumor After Cincinnati Banquet
The Republican governor candidate denied the false claim that he drank a cocktail and champagne at a Cincinnati banquet. He emphasized he is a teetotaler and has always been. Several papers published the fake story while few issued his denial, risking reader trust in the press.
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Harris
Cincinnati
Park Proposal from Dr Brinkerhoff for Carey
Dr W C Brinkerhoff of Chicago submits a park plan hoping to advance Carey with faith it will rise to prominence like Marion. The council special meeting discussed the proposal and laid it on the table to next Monday night. Citizens are urged to attend and voice input.
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W. C. Brinkerhoff
Chicago
Brinkerhoff
Carey
Marion
Democratic Convention Visited by Merrimac Captain Hobson
Captain Hobson of Merrimac fame and now a Alabama congressman attended the Democratic convention as a visitor. He spoke at length urging a strong navy and warning of war with Japan. The audience showed impatience and discord. Both presidential candidates favor Japan and advocate peace, having been hosted by the Mikado during travels.
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Hobson
Merrimac Fame
Congress
Alabama
Japan
Carthage
Corrections: Admiral Rojestvensky Alive, Not Deceased
Telegraphic corrections reveal the death report of Admiral Rojestvensky was in error. A man of the same name died in Berlin, causing worldwide but corrected dispatches on Tuesday. Readers may still enjoy the biographical sketch.
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Rojestvensky
Berlin
Dying at Home Aaron Reis of Meuthenville Passes at 64
Aaron Reis aged 64 of Meuthenville died at his residence at 12 oclock Tuesday night. He is survived by two children a daughter Mrs Mullboland living in California and a son Harley.
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Aaron Reis
Meuthenville
Mrs. Mullboland
California
Harley
Carey Park Question Faces Council on Land Exchange
Carey residents debate a plan to swap seven acres of park land plus $2,700 in cash for public improvements including a crushed stone road from the Catholic church to Muncie street and extensions of water mains. The council delays action to July 27 amid division over spending $1,500 for park development in 1909 and the potential impact on civic growth and sanitary housing.
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Muncie Street
Father Mizer
Clay Street
Carey
Muncie St
Marion
W.C. Brinkerhoff
Local Trustworthy Service Offered for Isg¢ Dying and Cleaning
Bert Mitten of Northwestern Ohio promotes his agency for cleaning and related services. He invites inquiries from anyone needing ISG¢ dying and cleaning, offering trusted local service.
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Ohio
Bert Mitten
Pasture for Rent in Carey Straw Pasture Reserve
Thirty acres of pasture within the corporation of Carey known as the Straw pasture with good running water inquire of Dick Carr.
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Corporation of
Carey
Dick Carr
Twilight Service at Adrian E V Church
A twilight service will be held Sunday evening at the Adrian E. V. church at 6 45 PM. All worshippers are welcome to attend the service.
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Adrian E. V
J A Dailey Quartette Headlines Concert at United Evangelical
The J A Dailey Quartette from Philadelphia will perform at United Evangelical Church on Saturday night the 25th. Admission is free with offerings collected after the concert. The singers provide music for the Winona Assembly Indiana and are praised by The Assembly Review as a highly popular organization.
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J. A. Dailey Quartette
Philadelphia
Walker, Son
United Evangelical Church
Winona
Sunday School Excursion to Sugar Island Planned
The union Sunday school committee including Revs Greene Williams Spaid and Hook and superintendents Wonder Constien and Smith met to finalize plans for the Sugar Island trip. V C Lytle withdrew the Findlay park option and the excursion was set for August 12 with a $1.00 round trip fare. The band will accompany the group. Further details are on bills.
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Findlay Park
Sugar Island
Funeral of Earl Vigor Follows Lightning Death
F J Vigor traveled to Columbus Monday to attend the funeral of his nephew Earl Vigor who was killed by lightning while camping near the Big Walnut in Columbus.
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F. J. Vigor
Columbus
Earl Vigor
Big Walnut
Election Board Shakeup Names W H Houk to Succeed Crissell
The Republican executive committee selected W H Houk as a member of the board of election supervisors to replace J W Crissell. The move reshapes local election oversight with Houk assuming duties.
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W.H. Houk
Republican Executive Committee
Board of Election Supervisors
J. W. Crissell
Wiselys Secure Adoption Papers for Orphan Alice
Mr and Mrs Bert Wisely obtained from Probate Judge Brown the necessary papers to adopt Alice Ruggles, the orphan child recently taken from the Cincinnati Orphans Home.
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Bert Wisely
Brown
Alice Ruggles
Cincinnati Orphans’ Home
Local notices from Vanlue and area report meetings and events
Dr J L Serote made a business trip to Findlay Monday. C R Shull and wife spent Sunday with H H Hammond. Attorney N W Bright of Findlay visits for farm interests. W H A Snyder completes foundation for new house on Railroad Street. Monday barn blaze on Frank Burnap farm. loss about one hundred dollars insured. G W Snook begins duties as postmaster succeeding B F Burnap. Miss Cora Breit named deputy. Fourth quarter conference of Vanlue United Brethren held at Ark church with Presiding Elder Lily in charge. U P S C E ice cream festival Saturday night draws a neat sum for the society. Prof D J King returns from Chicago medical school. will spend summer with family. Village council bills approved: C F Suttor salary 167 dollars. S S Crawford refund of half rent to band.
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J. L. Serote
Findlay
C. R. Shull
H. H. Hammond
N. W. Bright
W. HA. Snyder
Railroad Street
Frank Burnap
G. W. Snook
B. F. Burnap
Cora Breit
Vanlue United Brethren Circuit
the Ark Church
Lily
U.P.S.C. E
D. J King
Chicago
C. F. Suttor
Concilman
S&s
Crawford M E church Lawn Social at Hetzel Home
The Crawford M E church hosts a lawn social at Robert Hetzel's home on Wednesday July 29. A lawn supper will be served.
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Crawford M. E. Church
Robert Hetzel
Economical Ingenuity and Odds and Ends of Fortune
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Berwick
Ohio
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