News Items of Other Days from May 8 1900
A digest of local happenings includes the death of William Smoyer in Sycamore aged 68, a Utah coal mine disaster with over 200 killed, Ed O’Brien moving to Davenport, a Wharton couple Missie Wise and Francis Corbin wed, and the death of Mrs. J. A. Pritchard aged 28 with funeral at the Methodist church. Also notes on city labor bills, Carey market prices, a famine relief collection, Big Four excursion to Cincinnati, treasury probe of Japanese laborers, shrine pilgrimage, and the Beebe family funeral in Tymochtee township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smoyer
Sycamore
Utah
Ed_ O’Brien
Davenport
Iowa
Missie B. Wise
Francis F. Corbin
Wharton
Methodist Parsonage
E. A. Strother
J. A. Pritchard
E. Findlay Street
Methodist
Findlay
Carey
Lutheran Church
India
Cincinnati
Big Four
Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
Our Lady of Consolation
Susan (Kear) Beebe
Beebe
M. Beebe
Walter
Toledo
Fred
Near Carey
Charles Barton
Upper Sandusky
Ray
Edith
Kear
Tymochtee Township
25 Years Ago April 28 1921 Local Notes Apostrophes and Activities
Mrs. Stephen Lee of Vanlue will move here. Miss Ardyth McKee hired at Kear's bakery. G V Sutphen on business in Alliance and Sebring. Carey carpenters slash wages, likely more building. Brooks school closes. Miss Yentzer gifted a hand painted plate. Salem township teachers wed at St Joseph's. Strand lineup includes The Cheater Reformed and Prairie Trails. Community events include 70th birthday celebration and a potluck. China Famine Week set for May. Alvin C England dies. Stone and cement contractor. Salvation Army advisory board formed. officers named. David Mohn dies at 72 with large family. April 30 1931 Carey markets and local notices. Weather note, dynamite found in coal at post office. Strand film lineup and obituaries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Lee
Vanlue
Wesley Patterson
Ardyth McKee
Kear’s Bakery
Helen Pethie
G. V. Sutphen
Alliance
Sebring
Ohio
Carpenters
Masons
Carey
Burton
Great Britain
Japan
Brooks School
Ethel Yentzer
Katherine Fleck
Urban McBeth
Salem Township
St Joseph’s Church
Pascal
Strand
William Russell
The
Cheater Reformed
Tom Mix
House Peters
Jane Novak
Larry Lemon
Salome Orians
Charles Ball
George Montague
Lena Simonis
Vance Street
Floyd Smith
Cecil Lowery
Jennie Baldwin
Alice Boyce
Alice Young
Lake Street
Truman Young
United States
Alvin C. England
Joseph
Forest
Chester
Gertrude
Salem
Charles
Louis
Sisters of Charity
Rosalia Engleman
Catherine Logsdon
Wilfrid Logsdon
Salvation Army
W. J. Newhard
E. C. Walker
A. M. Hornby
J. G. Loy
David Mohn
West Street
David D. Mohn
South
United States Army
John F
George A
Charles E
Toledo
Mearl A
William H
George Joseph
Mohn
Nial Stillberger
E. North Street
Robert Drake
William Donelson
Frederick Street
Mary Brown
R. C. Beebe
W. North Street
Alice
Charlotte Greenwood
Reginald Denny
Chiff Edwards
Buster Keaton
George Ash
W. Findlay Street
Mae Burk
Upper Sandusky
Sarah Ulrich
Lovell
Ash
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lawrence Paul Schneider
George Mathern
Pacific Ocean
Schneider
US Navy
San Pedro
Calif
Mathern
Navy
Carl
Brothers of Schneider family in military service and loss
Schneider died of malaria fever in the Philippine Islands. Otto Schneider perished on the Cyclops during World War I. Another brother George Schneider is stationed with the Navy in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Philippine Islands
Otto Schneider
George Schneider
Navy
California
Matteson transfers 75 acres to Frank Paulin in Eden
Otto M. and Ruth E. Matteson deed 75 acres in Eden township to Frank O. Paulin for $1.00. Abbie E. Paulin, deceased, certifies for transfer to Frank O. Paulin and others of 75 acres in Eden township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto M
Ruth E. Matteson
Frank O. Paulin
Eden Township
Abbie E. Paulin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don’s Cleaners
Kennerley Room
N. Vance Street
Dotson Bros
S. Vance Street
General Automobile and
Tire Service Service
Pennsylvania
Carey Times
Wi Lake
Luther P. Cudworth
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul Williams
Haines Bros
van Schrader
Clover Farm
Mrs. Lane
New Carolina Cobblers
Bologna
Duz
New Suds Discovery
Ww Fc
Frederick’s
L. C. Dipert & Son
Harry Foster
Mt. Blanchard
Clover Farm Stores
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