Death of H W Karr longtime Wyandot county veteran
William Henry Harrison Karr a Civil War veteran and prominent Wyandot County resident died at his home east of Crawford on May 26 at age 77. He served in Co A 123d Ohio and the Ninth Ohio Cavalry under Sherman, fought at Nashville and in the March to the Sea, and collected Indian and war relics. He married Winifred Davidson in 1871. three children survived. Funeral services were held at Crawford Church with large attendance. burial at Ritchie Cemetery.
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William Henry Harrison Karr
Wyandot County
Cranford
Karr
Hamilton, Karr
Meigs County
Mary (Brown) Karr
Brown
Crawford Township
Clotilda
Cansrissa
Sofia
Marie
Monze Willow
Mexico
Golden Gate
James
Laura
Douglass
Jerome
Mary
Henry Karr
Co. A. 123A C. V. 1
Ninth
Ohio Cavalry
Sherman
Nashville
Seige
Columbia
Waynesboro
Savannah
Dismal Swamp
Raleigh
Wyandot
Winifred Davidson
Tessie
Anna
Mark
George Hewett
Carey
Crawford Church
G. H. Beaschler
Beaschler
Crawford
Itfo
George Ash
Co. M. Kear
W. J. Baker
J. D. Ewing
Dora Ferrer
Ritchie Cemetery
Albert Kentfield
Charles Kentfield
Robert Davidson
Wm. Davidson
Frank McDonald
Edward McDonald
Grand Army of the Republic
Harvey Brangen
Sycamore
J. C. Graham
Sandusky City
Newton Couts
Bucyrus
Taylor Everett
Morral
Kay Davis
Hugh Davis
Marion
Eorge Smith
Findlay
Hiram "K. Smith
Grace Chapel Plans for New Church Amid High Costs
Grace Chapel nears final plans for a new church as material prices rise yet the need is urgent. Two revival meetings have blessed communities and boosted the church. fundraising canvass is set with visiting preachers Monday and Tuesday and cottage prayer meetings Wednesday before the canvass.
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Grace Chapel
Power advisory on ironing hours from city board
The Board of Public Affairs warns customers not to use electric irons from 7 30 to 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights due to peak loads and overload danger. The notice urges everyone to economize until new power arrives and to comply with the board.
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Board OF Public Affairs
Co. N. Cosgray
Burned bed irons cause leg infection in Brown Ave resident
Mrs. George Krider of Brown Ave. is homebound with a serious leg injury from a heated iron incident months ago. She and her daughter used irons to warm their bed, and she slept against one iron for hours, leading to a large red spot and subsequent infection that reached the bone.
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George Krider
Brown Ave
Strand Theatre Struggles with Super Specials Receipts
The Strand Theatre spent about $368 to show The Miracle Man Blind Husbands and The Right to Happiness in this city, but combined receipts from the three productions were well below that amount, disappointing management.
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Strand Theatre
Carey Chautauqua dates set for August 18 to 23
H G Chambers reports from the Redpath Bureau that Carey’s Chautauqua dates are definitively scheduled for August 18 through 23.
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H. G. Chambers
Redpath Bureau
Carey
Class of 1920 Enjoys Up-to-Date Merchant Play
The Catholic hall hosted the Class of 1920 as they presented The Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date. Senior Cecil Perkins captained the football team as Antonio, with Earl Fleck as Bassanio and Helen Griffith as Gratiano. Virgil Yohe played multiple roles including the Professor. Dr. Robert Parker Miles delivered the program’s highlight, sharing three character sketches and stressing the light within. Diplomas were awarded Friday night by Dr. R. C. Van Buren, with Rev. Aloys. M. Fish giving benediction.
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Duke of Venice
Neil Perkins
Antonio
Cecil Perkins
Bassanio
Portia
Earl Fleck
Gratiano
Helen Griffith
Shylock
Earl LeMott
Tubal
Belmont
Virgil Yohe
Launcelot Gobbo
Wealtha Wentling
Truman Romig
Dorcas Kennerley
Nerissa
Iva Essex
Jessica
Gertrude Houk
Abbie
L. Threedice
Stutz
Upper Sandusky
J. M. Shimer
Supt
C. M. Beitler
Robert Parker Miles
Miles
Lyceum
New York
Sing Sing
St. Petersburg
Russia
Theodore Roosevelt
Gladstone
England
House of Parliament
Dr. Miles
Dwight Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
R. C. van Buren
Aloys. M. Fish
Alumni Banquet for Class of 1920 Held at Moose Hall
Alumni reception for the class of 1920 took place Monday evening at Moose Hall with a large crowd. The hall featured pink and white streamers, the class colors, and refreshments. Huss' Orchestra of Fostoria provided music for the event and dancing.
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Moose Hall
Huss’ Orchestra of
Fostoria
Alumni Celebrate with Concert and Nominations Dinner
Huss played a stirring violin solo and Earl Carbault from Washington, D C, sang three numbers to close the evening. Alumni president Maurice Bradley introduced a nominating committee naming Dorcas Kennerley for president Hazel Hunter for vice president Sarles Brown for secretary and Maude Snyder for treasurer. The event included a grand march refreshments dancing and a Riverside Park outing for the Classes of 1920 and 1921 with a 5 30 supper served by juniors.
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Huss
Maurice Bradley
Wial Ryder
John Crabler
Elsie Howard
Walter Myers
Upper Sandusky
Earl LeMott
Hester Ingles
Myers
H. R. Hart
Parochial Eighth Grade Commencement and Entertainment
The eighth grade graduation at the parochial school will be held next Sunday evening at Catholic Hall, with a school entertainment to follow on Sunday and repeated Monday. Graduates include Vernon Pahl Urban Hoopf Leo Fox Raymond Collet Gilbert Brown Joseph Myers Thomas Reinhart Donald Evans Edmund Pahl William Carr Marie Dirnfeyer Eulalia Lamberjack Frances Myers Catherine Myers Rosa Myers Irene Hoff Catherine Walters Magdalene Arnold Della Bees Mary Bees Catherine Evans. Program features songs and skits such as Come and Join Us The Whippoorwill The Peach-pie Little Feet The Cup of Coffee The Roses on the Wall No Cure no Pay Lady Bug Aunt Dinah's Cooking Class When the Birds Do the Roses Bloom in Heaven When Visitors Come to our School and a diploma and prize distribution.
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Vernon Pahl
Urban Hoopf
Leo Fox
Raymond Collet
Gilbert Brown
Joseph Myers
Thomas Reinhart
Donald Evans
Edmund Pahl
William Carr
Marie Dirnfeyer
Eulalia Lamberjack
Frances Myers
Catherine Myers
Rosa Myers
Irene Hoff
Catherine Walters
Magdalene Arnold
Dinah
Krupp and Scott Wed at St Marys in High Mass
Solomon A. Krupp and Miss Virginia Scott were married Friday morning at St Marys Church with the High Mass officiated by Rev James Higginbotham. They were escorted by Vincent Krupp and Elizabeth Krupp, both of Carey. Miss Scott is the daughter of Mrs Mary Scott of 295 West Market Street. Krupp, formerly of Carey, now works in Toledo and they will reside there.
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Solomon A. Krupp
Virginia Scott
St. Mary's Church
James Higginbotham
Vincent Krupp
Elizabeth Krupp
Carey
Scott
Mary Scott
West Market Street
Krupp
Toledo
tTiffin Tribune
Grass Fire Near Chicken Houses Causes No Damage
Fire department record run Tuesday afternoon about one o'clock. A fire pad started in the grass near the chicken houses where George Wolfrum keeps his pure blood stock. Luckily no damage was done.
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George Wolfrum
Porcelain Plant to Resume Full Operation Next Monday
The Federal porcelain factory has fixed engine troubles and expects to be in full operation by next Monday. Production disruption ends as repairs conclude and systems return to normal.
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The
Federal Porcelain
State S S Convention to Meet in Hamilton
The State Sunday School Convention will be held at Hamilton from June 22 to 25. Delegates and attendees are expected to gather for sessions, discussions, and religious instruction over four days in late June.
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Hamilton
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