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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1910

Page

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Local Notices From Upper Sandusky Area

Marriage reported at St Peters church Upper Sandusky between f Avery Snyder and Miss Mayme Agen with Rev J R Forrer as celebrant Residents of Upper Sandusky S A Cuneo active at Republican state convention Miss Elizabeth Shively dies aged 51 in Upper Sandusky Further incidents include a wrestling mishap involving Harold Mauch and a collapsed elbow dislocation of Mrs Sherman Mawer The Peters Cole will hearing set for August 5 Will of Peter Cole filed at probate court Other Upper Sandusky notes include a shoulder injury while haying a tale of a buggy collision from Kuenzli and King A cautionary Fourth of July shooting reported in Nevada News and the Goodman bankruptcy stock sale in Upper Sandusky County detective Frank Danford resigns Jane O Brien estate valued at 9293 74 Harvey Griffith dies aged 75 in Sycamore Township Robert Carey reappointed Wyandot county bankruptcy referee

F Avery ‘Snyder Mayme Agen St. Peters Church Upper Sandusky J. R. Forrer S. A. Cuneo Union-Republican Elizabeth Shively John Shively Harold Mauch Peter Cole Sherman Mawer Nevada Goodman Sandusky Frank Danford Jane O’brien Harvey Sycamore Township Sycamore William and Mary Griffith Robert Carey United States Killits Toledo Wyandot County Wyandot Marion Counties Marion County

City Council Meeting Receipts and Bills Report

At Monday night’s session present were Mayor Van Heyde and council members Spencer Pahl Kear Vigor Wenner Kurtz and Constien. Bills paid include Ash Hook for pipe and fillings 71.41 Dave Hall unloading coal 388.3 tons and other charges for stone hauling and labor. Payments cover library maintenance salaries and mayoral fees among smaller accounts.

van’ Heyde Spencer Pahl Kear Vigor Wenner Kurtz Constien Ash & Hook Dave ‘Hall

Park to Be Lighted With Candlescent Entry Lighting

The Board of Public Affairs plans to install incandescent lighting around the park entrance and power house to enhance illumination and safety for visitors. The initiative signals a push toward improved municipal lighting in public spaces.

Board of Public Affairs

Fire destroys Lovell house and barn near train sparks

A noon Saturday blaze in southwest Lovell destroyed a three room house a summer kitchen and a barn. Sparks from a Hocking Valley train caused the fire which left the unoccupied residence owned by Jesse Feasel and formerly owned by Warren Stevens. Chief.

Lovell Hocking Valley Jesse Feasel National Lime and Stone Plant Carey Warren Stevens

Surprise Birthday Gathering for Virgel Hendricks

Last Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hickle hosted a pleasant surprise for Virgel Hendricks who is living with his sister. Parlor games and music were enjoyed along with ice cream and cake. Guests included Audrey Shoemaker Velma Campbell Nell Stevens Lulu Gibbs Gladys Greene May Humbert Edna Ward Nellie Gibbs Genevieve Murphy Flo Humbert Lelia Adams Russell Bloom Fred Lytle Harl Williams Joe Murphy Raymond Campbell Hugh Kurtz and Willie Humbert.

Gordon Hickle Virgel Hendricks Mrs. Hickle Audrey Shoemaker Foraker Ohio Velma Campbell Nell Stevens Lulu Gibbs Gladys Greene May Humbert Edna Ward Nellie Gibbs Genevieve Murphy Flo Humbert Lelia Adams Lelia Adams, and Messrs Russell Bloom Fred Lytle Harl Williams Joe Murphy Raymond Campbell Hugh Kurtz Willie Humbert

Carey Seeks Hitching Posts on Saturday Nights

A man stopped by the Times office on a Saturday evening to look for a place to hitch his horse. After a futile search he asked if Carey people expected visitors to bring their own hitching posts to town. The routine of seeking hitching posts occurs every Saturday night.

Carey Times Office

Fire alarm sounds as grass fire threatens Findlay area

Tuesday afternoon the fire alarm rang when dry grass along the Findlay branch caught from the engine and began burning toward nearby residences, prompting precautionary warnings and fire watch.

Findlay

Mrs Venn Honored With Euchre Party At Home

Saturday evening Mrs R G Spencer hosted the Nineteen Hundred Club and guests for euchre in honor of her sister in law Mrs F H Venn of Memphis. Sweet peas decorate the parlors. Little Misses Wilmar Venn and Katherine Kisselle served punch. Guests include Mrs M R Hoffman of Chicago and Mrs Leslie Patterson among others.

R. G. Spencer Nineteen Hundred Club Inlaw F. H. Venn Memphis Tenn Misses Wilmar Venn Katherine Kisselle M. R. Hoffman Chicago Ir W. R. Kurtz Leslie Patterson J. M. Harrison

Kotterman and Ditman Tie the Knot at Wharton Parsonage

C. W. Kotterman and Miss Agusta Ditman both of Lovell were married at the M. E. parsonage in Wharton last Saturday. Rev George Sessions performed the ceremony with only immediate relatives present. They will reside near Lovell.

C. W. Kotterman Agusta Ditman Lovell M. E. Parsonage Wharton George Sessions

Real estate sales from Helfer estate by sheriff

Last Friday afternoon several parcels from the William Helfer estate were sold at public auction by Sheriff Veith following a partition suit. H. J. High bought lot 16 of Dow's addition for 1200 dollars. J. W. Weaks acquired lot 9 of A. J. Frederick's addition for 350 dollars. Mrs. Jessie Long purchased lots 59 and 60 with four houses paying 500 505 800 and 675 dollars respectively. each lot brought less than its appraisement.

William Helfer Sheriff Veith Dow H. J. High J. W. Weaks A. J. Frederick Jessie Long

Big Four Wreck Near South Street Crossing

A passenger train No. 26 bound for Sandusky collided with a freight train heading to Toledo just north of the South Street crossing. The passenger engine and a box car derailed, both crews escaped unharmed, and the train was moved by 12:15 with the passenger continuing to Sandusky and the freight rearranged on the main.

Big Four Sandusky Phleger Planner Toledo T. W. Thompson Davis South Street Pfanner

OSU Botany Professor Investigates Ohio Peat Deposits

Dr Alfred Dachnowski a botany professor from Ohio State University visited the Big Spring Prairie from Thursday to Saturday to study peat deposits for the United States government and the Ohio Geological Survey. He described the best peat finds this summer near the celery farm and noted over fifty borings. He was aided by Otto Pflueger a forestry student at OSU.

Alfred Dachnowski Ohio State University Ohio United States Ohio Geological Survey Big Spring Prarie Dachnowski Prarie Celery Farm Otto Pflueger Forestry Department C.F C.F. Pflueger University of Michigan Columbus Germany Berlin Vienna

Sunday Guests at Frank Haford's Home

A social gathering at Frank Haford's near Crawford included Mr. and Mrs. John Loverich Misses Daisey and Lucile Pool Kate Lizzie Anna Wilmes Stella Loverich Mary Fleck Ira Pool John Frank Wilmes Ernest Courtad Bertha Hill Harley Ross and Misses Pool provided music for the entertainment All guests hailed from nearby communities including Upper Sandusky and Salem.

Frank Haford Crawford John Loverich Daisey Lucile ‘Pool Kate Lizzie Anna Wilmes Stella Loverich Mary Fleck Ira Pool John Frank Wilmes Ernest Courtad Upper Sandusky Bertha Hill Harley Ross Salem Misses Pool

For The Public Good and The Chicago Record-Herald

The piece praises independent journalism and its focus on public welfare over sensationalism. It notes The Chicago Record-Herald as a prime example with wide circulation and a conservative independent editorial stance. Mayor Van Heyde spent Friday to Sunday in Lorain meeting the local mayor and touring the city.

Chicacco Record-Herald van Heyde Lorain

Letter From Ira Conklin Describes Ohio Western Reserve

Ira Conklin writes from Diamond Ontario July 12 1910 praising the Carey Times and describing life on the Western Reserve. He notes diverse neighbors from multiple counties dairy farming high milk checks ensilage corn cattle raised for winter fattening and nearby water and markets. He mentions Youngstown Niles Girard Newcastle Akron Pittsburg Cleveland planning a Mahoning river reservoir and hopes for a seven mile lake future.

Diamond Carey Times Times Western Reserve Carey M. E Pricetown Putnam Lake Union Hardin Franklin Highland Williams Youngstown Niles Girard Newcastle Akron Pittsburg Cleveland Mahoning River Seven Mile Lake Ira Conklin

Black Swamp Reunion at Bowling Green August Week

All Wood county Ohio residents invited to a Home-Coming in Bowling Green the first week of August with parades car nival shows bands air ship daily flights rest rooms free иnd street performances. The event runs August 1 through 6 featuring industrial parade Tuesday automobile parade Thursday callithumpian parade Friday and multiple amusements in the county seat.

Wood County Ohio Bowling Green

Home seekers plan August trip to Au Sable Michigan

S. S. Hart and Emerson Bartlett with a party of home seekers will depart August 16 for Au Sable Michigan for a week. Mr. Hart, local agent for Michigan lands, will lead the party.

S. S. Hart Emerson Bartlett Au Sable Mich Mr. Hart Michigan Lands

Odd Fellows En Campment Confers Royal Purple Degree

The En Campment of the Odd Fellows conferred the Royal Purple degree Monday evening on three candidates from Upper Sandusky. A fine banquet was served at the close of the evening.

Odd Fellows Upper _ Sandusky Ifeke Pascal

New porcelain ware plant to employ seventy five men

The Carey discovered site will house a $50 tiny porcelain ware plant, the town’s largest establishment, employing seventy five men. The enterprise is credited to the town’s hustle and spirit, with residents speaking highly of their community.

Carey Nevada News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ranger & Huston, Teraware Bowlby Michigan Insurance Hart & Son Carey Ask John Brown Carey Electric Telephone Co Carey,Ohio Our C. A. Kuenzli Robt King Lima Phil M. Crow Kenton Benjamin Meek Bucyrus John M. Snook Paulding W. H. Leete Co. L Sycamore Fair Grounds Ross United States Army City ‘Council William Chambers Eeene Natioing Limes and Stone Co Donelson Robert Drake F. S. Bennett & Eae ‘Sillipoanas Mrs. Venn Wm. Helfer Sideswipes Freight Black Swamp Reunion
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