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Local social rounds fill Findlay week
People from Findlay and surrounding areas are mentioned in this social roundup. Birthday observations, visits by relatives, summer plans, and small travels appear, including several trips to Toledo Columbus and Cambridge. Notable names include May Cosgray, Ruth Dryfuse, Bertha Nye, Josephine McCabe, and Frank Schuman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Hugo Hahn
Chicago
Grant Karr
Defiance
May Cosgray
Ottawa
Willis Wonder
C. H. Baker
Iown Cole
Marn
Ruth Dryfuse
Bloomville
Bertha Nye
Gew. Bish
George Henry
Findlay
Krebs
Dale Teft Tweasuay
Bucyrus
L. G. Thrall
Marysville
God
Homer
Audrey Chambers
Ohio Northern
A A Striger
Winchester
Leipsic
Rachel Haines
Nelle McCormick
Athens
Josephine McCabe
Delaware
Mary Jane Noel
Terre Haute
Ind
Howard Snyder
Eugene Bradley
Leonard Nye
Wittenberg
Springfield
John Cosgray
Helene
Mazine
Toledo
C. N Cosgray
J. D Ewing
Columbus
Ohio State University
Robert
F Ji Grooma
Norbet Brown
Carey Creamery
Grooms
Friars Minor Conventual
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Jerome Ruffing
M J Ruffing
New York City
Earry Crawford
Myrtle
Yo Maynard Cram
Frank Slfuman
Pauline Colle
Kenneth Kissellé
Ohio State Univeristy
Gladys Gibbs
Ed Gibbs
Gertrude Windau
Kurt
Chambers
John W. Davis
Greenfield
George Baughman
Mabel Mitchel
Grace Chapel
E. Brown
Homer Galbroner
Charleston
W Va
George W Young
North Baltimore
Jonathan Haines
49Th O V. I
A A. Baker
Richwood
Allen Moser
Upper Sandusky
Clinton
C G Spencer
J F Cover
Lima
Cambridge
Mass
John F Cover
Harvard
F E B Kurtz
Ruth
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Washington
W. Va
Carey News Highlights and Local Events From 1890s Clippings
Local notices report businesses selling dress shoes at discount and tax issues hitting low dives in Findlay. Obituaries note Rev. Harrison Maltbie’s death at 86. Ashland Times coverage praises Carey for hosting Northwestern Ohio Firemen’s Association. Republican National Convention slated in Minneapolis. Ada plans an $80,000 school, Logan County gold buzz, pioneer picnic sketches, and regional crop notes. Carey defeats Upper Sandusky 35 to 16 in Decoration Day ball game. Sycamore high school commencements with three graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cail
Kolbe & Co
Ohio
Northwestern
Ohio Firemen’s Association
Carey
Ashland
Carey Abbutoon
Galt House
Minneapolis
South Carolina
Carey Granite & Marble Works
Ada
Upper
Sandusky High
D S Nye
Robbie
Charles Mathews
Logan County
Emil Schulp
Salem
Kurtz & Son
Crane Township
Harry Dame
Vanlue Carey
Upper Sandusky
Sycamore High School
United Brethren Church
J. Henderson
TD Straw
Fifteen Years Ago Findlay Man To Get New artificial Limbs
Fifteen years ago Albert Ludwig of Findlay who lost hands and feet last winter will soon receive artificial limbs. Mayor Metcalf allegedly seeks Carnegie library gift. A well dressed stranger was found near Adrian by the Big Four tracks. Decoration Day services occurred at United Evangelical church. marriage of Otto Coats and Ida Newcomb at ME parsonage. Exhibits by Darling Deonzo Brothers at Carey next Tuesday. Market prices listed for grains and livestock. Excursion and travel notices to Columbus Toledo andDetroit. Dislocation injury after horse incident. Birth announcements and soldier reunions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ludwig
Findlay
Metcalf
Adrian
United Evangelical Church
Otto Coats
Kenton
Ida Newcomb
Near Carey
Rev Williams
Darling & Deonzo Brothers Consolidated R. A
Congress of
Carey
H. E Fishbaug
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Local notices span mail, contracts, and memorials in Adrian and Paris
Ernest Beck reports delivering 7 189 pieces of mail and Sonycads 00 during autrots month. Buckeye Construction Co led by Graves Straw and Humbert holds Bourbon County Home Telephone Co contract to build a large plant in Paris and three smaller sites in the county. The K of P memorial was observed at the M E church last Sunday. Coffee remains 10c per package and lemons 10c per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dence Properti
Main Street
F. D. Urd
Phil Kinney
Odd Peters
Adrian
Ernest Beck
Buckeye Construttion "Co
H. F. Graves
Geo
A. Straw
C.‘L. Humbert
Rally at United Evangelical Church Shows Strong Giving
The Sunday school at the United Evangelical Church held a two month fundraising drive. Teaching classes collected 435.36 dollars with individual class totals ranging from 12.71 to 108.50. Rev H D Shultz led services on Cooperation and Getting There as the chest containing offerings was presented to trustees for reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
United Evangelical Church
H. D. Shultz
Milton Thomas
Rev. Shultz
Thomas
H D Shultz
Wm. Gobrecht
Iva Stief
L. M. Wonder
H F. Roynon
C. EB. Tate
Fry
Heck
Powell
Miss Rowe
Virgil Green
A E. Constien
Geo. Perkins
Elza Jacobs
Keller Plans New 49 1 2 by 182 Foot Building Block
H B Keller and his mother Mrs E M Keller purchase a lot from Charles Dame west of the United Evangelical church. The two story brick block will house two storefronts and two flats with Keller occupying the east room for his granite and marble works. White tile brick front. sides and rear walls use Wyandot refinery material. The project includes a fine new showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H B. Keller
E& M Keller
Charles Dame
United Evangelical Church
Mr Keller
Wyandot
Livingston Reports 691 Youths Aged 6 to 21
F L Livingston conducted a school enumeration and found 691 youths between ages 6 and 21. The count reflects the local youth population size for school planning and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Livingston
Liberty Bonds Rally for War Effort and Victory
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy United States Liberty Bonds to support troops at the front. It stresses the need for funds to provide food, clothing, arms, and ammunition, and notes bonds available at 50 100 500 and 1090 dollars with tax exemption and full principal return. President Wilson has already purchased bonds. readers are urged to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Concord
Lexington
Appomattox
Gettysburg
United States
Wilson
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Cota Ay
E. —E Brown
Arthur Hill
Sycamore
Pietro Pieraccini
J Lily Opper
Sarles Brown
Geneva
Ida Shade
Hazel Wentling
Gladys Corwin
Florence Pahl
Tiffin
Gladys Kennerey
Oberlin
Helen Brooks
Rosa Updegraf
John Opper
Lola
Mia
James Opper
Minnie Summit
Rosa
P. J Roll
Norwalk
Sue Roll
Town Forest
Henry Stoll
East of Town
Navy
Jacob Nitrauer
J L. Yohe
Mayme Braun
Joseph Braun
Orville Dean
Bessie Benjamin
Vanlue
Gertrude England
T. A. Spitler
Annabel
L. W. Baker
van Buren
Geo Brown
Russel Brown
Sd Schell
Samuel Hanna
Schell
Maumee
James Southward
Misa Fern Bechtel
J. D Southward
W. M Spriggs
Beatrice Poulskamp
Eulalia Crojohn
Herholster
Celina
T. Watson
Ethyl and
Mabel
Wharton
Charles Shaw
Ed Doppler
Shaw
U. S. Liberty Loan Committee
4Th Federal Reserve District
Carey Times
Snyder's Opera House
Walter Phelps
Fred Rowalt
Algeria
Detroit
J. G Reynolds
Frank Fisher
Woolson Spice CO
Golden Sun Coffee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Alpha Cement
the National Lime & Stone.Co