Episcopal Visitation Confirms Twenty Five at Consolation
Assistant Bishop Joseph Koudelka conducted the Episcopal visitation at Lady of Consolation church with the conferral of twenty five for the class of boys and girls. The ceremony featured Rev. Father Rossman of Pittsburg and other clergy, with sponsors J. T. Myers Peter Krupp and Mrs. M. J. Ruffing Mrs. William Pahl. The bishop preached in English and German and urged loyalty to the Divine Savior and to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolation Church
Joseph Koudelka
Big Four
Father Mizer
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Kather Mizer
Father Rossman
Pittsburg
Lather Forrer
Upper Sandusky
Father Gerz
Kirby
Haupert
Berwick
J. P. Gloden
Defiance
Anthony Siebenforcher
Kenton
A. Fortman
Francis Hultgen
Tiffin
Koudelka
Germanicopolis
Cleveland
Horstman
Bohemia
Eunice Courtad
Helen Kummerer
Ida Fetter
Martha Shira Petronilla Logsdon
Frances Pah
Mary Weldon
Anna Peters
Rosalia Peters
Margaret Collet
Stella Windau
Annie May Fox
August Kitzler
Pauly Pahl
Solomon Ruffing
Cyril Simonis
Paul Kramer
Anthony Moes
Clarence Reinhart
Cletus Courtad
Frank Kummerer
George Haford
Frank Weaver
Vincent Krupp
George Remlinger
Church
New York Court Rules Harry Thaw Must Remain In Asylum
The New York courts deny Harry Thaw release from the asylum after his insanity acquittal. The verdict means Thaw cannot be at large until it is proven he is cured. Public safety overrides desires to free him, and defender Littleton offers no move for release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Thaw
White
Littleton
Carey Village School District Sealed Bids for West End School Work
Legal notice states sealed bids due at noon June 26 at the Carey Village Board of Education clerk's office for labor and materials to plaster and finish two south rooms in the West End school building. Specifications are on file with the clerk. By order of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carey Village
West End
EF. Pflueger
City Council Minutes: May Meeting Ends With Curbside Debates
Mayor Chambers Clerk Stahl and six councilmen attended. Bills listed include Schoenberger surveying 839.20, Donelson hauling 186.61 tons stone 23.33, Nat Gas Co library gas 28.80, Ash six maple trees 3.00, Vogel catch basins 19.20, Drake 60 hours labor 10.00, Weeks hauling dirt 0.50, health officers 5.70, binders 42.73, Weeks burying cat 0.50. Council discussed hitching posts. no action. Electric Light and Water Works board May financials were accepted. Sidewalk dilemmas dominated the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Stahl
Pahl, Kear
Dame
Hartley
Herbert
A. F. Schoenberger
William Donelson
Logan Nat. Gas Co
George Ash
W. K. Vogel
Robert Drake
Cosgray & Ash
Cesergeereeeenees
J. W. Weeks
E. L. Barrett & Co
Council
Electric Light and Water Works Board
May
Jacoby
Pahl
Fort Wayne to Trial New Armature for Freight Dynamo
A. J. Frederick and Jacob Stief visited Fort Wayne last week fearing a new freight dynamo was needed. Locals plan to test a new armature believed capable of handling the load with lower costs than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Frederick
Jacob Stief
Fort Wayne
Illinois Central Finds Durable River Bed Material
The Illinois Central railroad reports a valuable ballast source in the Mississippi River bed between Memphis and the south. Dredging yields a pebble and sand mix that forms a dust free, durable road bed at a lower cost, aligning with the deep waterway scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortatin
I]inois Central Railroad
Memphis
Mississippi River
Nursery Inspection Under Ohio Law
Under the Ohio Nursery and Orchard Inspection Law every nursery operator must file for stock inspection with the Ohio Department of Agriculture before July 1. Uninspected stock disposed of by sale or gift may incur severe fines. Inspections are free if filed before July 1 by the Division of Nursery and Orchard Inspection. For blanks and information contact N. E. Shaw, Ohio Department of Agriculture, Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Nursery and Orchard Inspection
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Division of Nursery and Orchard Inspection
N. E. Shaw
Columbus
Ohio
Firemen's Convention in Napoleon Draws Large Attendance
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen meet in Napoleon on Wednesday June 17 with 70 towns and 47 bands. Preparations cater to 25 000 visitors. officials report it will be the largest convention in the association's history. Special train service will run north south east and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Ohio
Napoleon
Association
Carnegie funds Temple of Peace for Central American Court
The Central American Court of Justice was inaugurated at Cartago Costa Rica as the peace conference outcome. The ceremony featured a $100 000 gift from Andrew Carnegie for a Temple of Peace to house the court, to be known as the Temple not the Palace of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartago
Costa Rica
Central American Court of Justice
Hague Court
William S. Buchanan
Andrew Carnegie
Temple of Peace
Hague
Carnegie
Central America
Hagate
Western Ohio Patents Reported To Inventors
H E Dunlap patent lawyer of Wheeling West Virginia lists recent patents issued to Western Ohio residents. Recipients include E R Tyler Fremont stock and gases register H Thomassen Dayton eye magnet J C Schneble Dayton carburetor J Platz Jr Toledo snare drum H Heuss assignor to U W Raymond Co Dayton brick cutting machine J Ebinger B A Steinke Botkins railway tie C E Carroll Hamlet end gate for wagons W G Apple Dayton assignor to Dayton Electrical Manufacturing Co dynamo electric machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
E. R. Tyler
Fremont
Stock and Gases Register
H. Thomassen
Dayton
J. C. Schneble
W. Platz, Jr
Toledo
H. Heuss
W. Raymond Co
State Encampment to Meet in Lima Next Week
The annual encampment of the department of Ohio Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Lima from Tuesday to Friday with a grand parade on Thursday. An excursion train by Northern Ohio will depart at 8 08 AM and return from Lima at 6 30 PM. Many residents plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Lima
Ohio
Delegates Attend State Knights of Pythias Conventions
At Columbus Mr and Mrs P E Wonder Mrs A A Myers and Mrs George Montague travel Monday to attend the state conventions of the Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Wonder
A. A. Myers
George Montague
Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Greatly Improved Home On West Main Street
W S Lemnott raised his residence on West Main Street a few feet and added a cement block wall beneath. He plans a new porch and further property improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Lemnott
West Main Street
Picnic in Crawford woods members named
A group of young people enjoyed a picnic last Friday in the woods at Crawford near Col Crawford's Monument. Participants included Misses Ural Ryder Ruth Ewing Ruth Keefer Laura Hoff and Messrs Claire Ewing Merritt Patterson Laurence Kemberley and Russel Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Col Crawford's Monument
Ural Ryder
Ruth Ewing
Ruth Keefer
Laura Hoff
Claire Ewing
Merritt Patterson
Laurence Kemnerley
Russel Kurtz
Repairs On West Main Street Home By George Ash
George Ash undertakes extensive repairs on the West Main Street house recently bought from Mr Moll. He adds porches, installs lights and water, paints inside and out, and papers all rooms. William Zahn will move in once ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ash
Taft’s Memorial Day remarks on Grant provoke debate
The Globe-Democrat notes Secretary Taft’s remarks as biased by a biographer’s view arguing Grant’s resignation stemmed from pay issues and family separation. It defends Grant’s character citing his Mexican War service and domestic loyalty while labeling Taft’s timing and judgment as inaccurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Grant
Taft
Pacific
Rawlings
Galena
Donelson
Globe-Democrat
Sycamore Ball Players Shine Across Week
Sycamore’s baseball artists showed strength this week with Osborn delivering multiple hits and strong fielding. He batted over .600 across three games, struck out four in one start, and yielded six hits in a rough 11 to 2 loss to Minneapolis. Tuttle and Ward Ratch also starred for Nev ada and Bucyrus Futures in wins, while Koehl and Underwood powered Loudenville’s shutout against Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Osborn
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Tuttle
Nevada
Mortal
Ward Ratch
Bucyrus
Galion
Ashland
Koehl
Underwood
Loudenville
Canton
Death of Brown Delaplane Former Sycamore resident
Brown Delaplane a former resident of this city died at his home in Sycamore shortly after noon last Friday from consumption. Born June 1 1833 in Fredericksburg Maryland he was a Civil War veteran and member of Jaqueth post G A R. Survived by wife and daughter Miss Fannie the family was prominent in church and social circles. Funeral Sunday at the M E church in Sycamore conducted by the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Delaplane
Sycamore
Fredericksburg
Maryland
Jaqueth Post
M. E. Church
Fannie
M. BE
Attendees at Brown Delaplane Funeral at Sycamore
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. Geo W. Croker, Mr. and Mrs. David Heck, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Myer, Mrs. J. D. Southward and daughter, H. F. Graves, J. A. Gibbs, A. E. Gibbs, Levi Haines and Herber Newhard attended the funeral at Sycamore Sunday afternoon for Brown Delaplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bixby
Geo W. Croker
David Heck
S. D. Myer
J. D. Southward
Daughterellie
H. F. Graves
J. A. Gibbs
A. E. Gibbs
Levi Haines
Herber
Newhard
Brown Delaplane
Sycamore
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Porter’s
Metzger
Beck & Milroy ‘Hardware Co
Vance Street
Mammoth Clover
Timothy
Massillon
W. F. Johnston & Son
United States
Epis
The
Security Lightning Rod Co
Burlington, Wis
Ranger
Huston
Episcopal Visitation
City Council
Electric Light and Water Works Trustees
Carey
Electric Light and Water Works Fund
Hart
Firemen’s Convention
Making
Western Ohio
Delaplane
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