Editorial urges vaccination and quarantine to stamp out smallpox
The piece argues vaccination and quarantine as two scientific measures to prevent disease. It notes rumors of smallpox in Carey, reports three new Miller home cases, and that the Arnold family was released from quarantine while Christ Father’s family remains quarantined. It reassures that the outbreak is limited to three houses and not alarming with proper precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Arnold
Christ Father
Miller
Health officer calls off public gatherings amid smallpox
By order of Health officer Joseph F Wonder several events are canceled including the pioneer picnic Boxwell commencement Sunday school and church services baseball and others. Due to the disease in Upper Sandusky Boxwell graduates in Crawford Salem and Ridge townships are excused from attending the Crawford county commencement in that city Saturday with diplomas to Superintendent D T Hart. The commencement is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Wonder
Upper Sandusky
Crawford
Salem
Ridge Townships
D. T. Hart
The Ostrich Act and Public Notice of Disease
A writer ridicules the idea that ignoring a smallpox outbreak can hide it. The piece argues such silence is a foolish slander on the ostrich and calls for frank newspaper reporting amid contagious disease.
W C T U Plans Infirmary Day Meeting
The W C T U met last Thursday with president Mrs Felker to discuss Infirmary Day. A follow up meeting will be held with secretary Mrs Chas O'Brien at 2 00 p m to finalize plans and carry out the regular program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. T.tu
Dr. Felker
Chas. O’brien
Quarantine Keeps Homer Wonder Out of Boarding House
Homer Wonder, late mail clerk, could not enter his Upper Sandusky boarding house due to a smallpox quarantine. He spent several days at his mother Mrs D H Wonder’s home in nearby Var eys due to the restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wonder
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Wonder
Varey
D. H.,wonder
Carey Glove Co Elects Officers And Expands
The Carey Glove Co stockholders elect officers with W H Frederick as president and D N Hill as vice president. E B Kurtz is secretary treasurer. Directors include H G Chambers I N Zeis H P Fetter F Hi Frederick and D N Gill. Fetter to supervise the factory. Hoff block rooms leased and remodeled with a ladies dressing room and modern office. A 20 horsepower engine and other machinery ordered. First mill order to be two carloads of cloth. Selling campaign covering 40 states initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Glove Co
The
W. H. Frederick
D. N. Hill
Eb, B. Kurtz
H. G. Chambers
Bee
Carey
Home from Abroad Mack Burnap Returns After Seven Years
Vanlue well driller Mack Burnap arrives home after seven years abroad. He spent time in Australia drilling artesian wells and later in India drilling oil wells. Burnap once partnered with A. J. Frederick in the oil business and passed through on his return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Burnap
Vanlue
Australia
India
A. J. Frederick
Garey Public Schools Names For Next Year
The Garey district announces the next year’s staff led by A. J. Nowlan as superintendent. Teachers include Miss Mattie Myers at the high school H. R. Hart at the high school Miss Bertha Van Heyde and Miss Jessie Mullho land in 8th grade Miss Daisy Ryder in 5th grade Miss Elsie Turnbull and A B Contien in 3rd and 4th grade east and west ends Lulu Perkins and Stella Nye in 1st and 2nd grade east and west ends Jacob Nitrauer appointed for 6th grade west end Miss Elsie Turnbull listed for 3rd and 4th grade east end and A B Constien 3rd and 4th grade west end J G Reynolds serves as janitor and truant officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garey Public
A. J. Nowlan
Mattie Myers
H. R. Hart
Bertha van Heyde
Jessie Mullholand
Jacob Nitrauer
West End
Daisy Ryder
Elsie Turnbull
East End
A. BE. Constien
Lulu Perkins
Stella Nye
S. EB. Cochran
J.G. Reynolds
Finger severed in chair accident injures boy
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Logsdon living east of Crawford stood in a chair leaning against the wall when the chair toppled. The edge severed the middle finger of his left hand at the base. Doctors closed the wound and formed a skin tap at Dr W G Brayton’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Logsdon
Crawford
W. G. Brayton
The Priscillas Club Elects Officers After Meeting
The Priscillas met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. S B Bettler for needlework and a luncheon. Officers elected: Mrs T W McClure president, Mrs Geo Ash vice president, Mrs Bettler secretary. Guests included Miss Mattie Myers and Miss Bertha Van Heyde. charter member Mrs Stewart Baumgardner will host next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscillas
S. B. Bettler
Neddlework
T. W. McClure
Geo. Ash
Bettler
Mattie Myers
Bertha van Heyde
Stewart Baumgardner
Successful Alumni Reception for Carey High School Class of '09
Alumni association hosts a Friday evening reception at the Kennerley home with over 170 attendees. The event featured orange and black decor, a receiving line, Baun's orchestra, and a brief program with performances by Ruth Ewing and others. Officers for the next year were elected and out‑of‑town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hy. Kennerley
Carey High School Alumni Association
W. J. Newhard
Dorothy Brown
Harriet O'Brien
Clara Newhard
Maude Snyder
Fern Lillien
Ural Ryder
Hazel Long
Ruth Keefer
Lucile Patterson
Megers
Ralph Brown
John Phillips
Ralph Kurtz
Floyd Mullholand
Willis Houk
Walter Hradley
E. B. Kurtz
Josephine Thral
Roy Culler
A. H. Kennerley
Baun
Upper Sandusky
Ruth Ewing
Chopin
Laurence Kennerley
Dorothea Whaley
Dudley Buck
Nydl Ryder
Miss Ewing
Gladys Kennerley
Myrtle Lakota Green
Newhard
Leslie Patterson
Delmar Angus
Helen Parlett
Leta Newhard
Rodney van Fleet
Elsie van Fleet
Findlay
Kinsley Pierce
New York
Maud Snyder
Helen Ginn
Washington D. H
Madge Barton
Abby
A Coming Wedding
Miss Nellie Brayton daughter of Mrs L M Brayton a Tiffin public school teacher will marry Mr William Anderson of Oxford in late June or early July They met while she studied at Oxford last summer The ceremony will be at Garfield Brayton s home in Toledo Brayton s sister The bride has many friends here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brayton
L. M. Brayton
Tiffin
William Anderson
Oxford
Miss Brayto
Anderson
Garfield Brayton
Toledo
Miss Brayton
New Officers Elected at United Evangelical Church Meeting
At the K L CG A election held last Monday night at United Evangelical Church the following officers were chosen Pres C E Fields Vice Pres A W Luzader Treas Mrs O B Fields Chorister P B Wonder Assnt Cher Mrs S Dunlap Organist Mrs Jacob Stief Asst Org Mrs S Dunlap Sec Miss Vincie Campbell Asst Sec Miss Hazel Livingston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
C. E. Fields
A. W. Luzader
Treas
O. BE. Fields
P. BE. Wonder
S. Dunlap
Jacob Stief
Vincie Campbell
Hazel Livingston
Cornelia Matilda England Dies at 42
Cornelia Matilda England born near Carey August 22 1866 died June 17 1909 aged 42 years 8 months 15 days. She joined Beech Grove United Brethren at seventeen and taught over twenty terms of school. Funeral conducted by Rev J H Williams at home with music by Mrs Orrin Young Miss Ferny Peirce Miss Mae Williams Dr A H Myers and Rev Williams. Remains laid to rest in England cemetery with pallbearers C W England and wife of Whar ta FR S England of Fostoria Henry England and wives of Mt Blanchard and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Matilda England
Cornelia, Matilda England
Carey
United Brethren Church
Beech Grove
J. H Williams
Orrin Young
Ferny Peirce
Mae Williams
A. H. Myers
Willams
England
Frank Pahl
Lew's Pahl
Charles Hunter
Ernest Brown
Frank Brown
Charles Brown
C. W. England
Wharta
Henry Trumbo
Larne
FR. S. England
Fostoria
Henry England
Mt. Blanchard
Child Burns Mouth After Licking Red Seal Lye
A thirteen month old girl, Cora Wohlgamuth, four miles southwest of town, found a can of Red Seal lye in a pantry and licked the contents. She suffered intense mouth and tongue burns for about twenty four hours. Sunday dinner guests at L M Remlinger included Frisch family, Shuler family, Snyder family, and others from Kirby Adrian and Alvada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Logan Wohlgamuth
L. M Remlinger
Remlinger
Bertha
Frisch
Isabell
Jacob Shuler
Sylvester
John Snyder
Kirby
Fred Frisch
Jerome
George
Corine
Adrian
Nicholas Walle
Martin Frisch
Alvada
Mrs Black Injured After Fall From Buggy
Mrs John Black sprained her ankle last Thursday when she fell out of a buggy headed to their farm north of town. The horse reared at an approaching automobile and bolted as she stood to pick flowers before alighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Miss Simonis Almost Seized by Train While Walking Rail Line
Tuesday morning Miz Anna Simonis fainted and fell beside the Big Four railroad. J. F. Wonder rushed to aid her, and she recovered before help arrived, averting a near serious accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz
Anna Simonis
J. F. Wonder
Miss Simonis
Smith and Lytle Sell Ditcher Manufacturing Rights
Scott Smith and Andrew Lytle trading as Smith and Lytle sold the right to manufacture their recently invented ditcher to the Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company of Marion. The firm will manufacture under royalty agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Smith
Andrew Lytle
Smith & Lytle
Mr. Smith
Fairbanks Steam Shove! Co
Marion
Mrs Harriet Brayton Rigby Dies in Lansing Area
Word arrived of the death of Mrs Frank Rigby of Lansing Michigan Wednesday night. The funeral will be held Sunday at the home of her brother Garfield Brayton in Toledo. Mrs Rigby was formerly Miss Harriet Brayton of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rigby
Lansing
Midh
Garfield Brayton
Toledo
Rigby
Harriet Brayton
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Vance and
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Ohio
Tarall
Editorial
the Priscillas
EF. J. Vigor
Cedar Point
Put-in-Bay
Carey Harness Shop
Dame Block
A. L. Rogers
Galt House
B. Lybarger
D. O
iFeosimile
W. H. Snyder
H. Frederick Carey
Savings Bank
F. H. Frederick
Frederick
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