City Council Notes and Fire Dept Repair Needs
The meeting included the mayor and council members as listed. Bills paid cover fire extinguisher repair, street cleaning, surveying, library repairs, and various labor costs. Fire Chief Ilo Wonder warned a new hook and ladder wagon and 500 feet of hose are needed. A petition for curbing and paving South Street East of High Street was read and referred to the street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Heck
Gottfried
Griffith
Hart
Hood
Spitler
W. H. Snyder
Deitelbach
R.D. McGilly
Ash & Hook
Librany
Lincoln’ Tong
Adam Keller
C. C
Co. C. Carr
Ilo Wonder
South Stret
High Street
WH _Hagley
Mrs. Stillberger
Frank Shitzler
David Trachsell
A. N. Schmuck
Scott Tong
Frank Stroup
George McGowan
Auto theft chase ends as car found near Big Four crossing
A young man demanded Marshal Lytle apprehend the thief who stole his car left by the Gait House. The car was found nearby after his brother admitted borrowed it and hid it near the Big Four crossing. The tale notes cars look different near the Big Four than by the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Lytle
Gait House
Mr. Lytle
Uae
Big Four
Concert Program for Wednesday Evening 1916
Orchestra presents a lineup including Salute to the U S Isle of Palms tropical interlude Holmes Overture The Elves Kiefer Waltz Suite Loveland Holzman Serenade sunset Dreams Miller Royal Welcome Rosenkrauns Intermission Majestic Hutt Overture Beauty Barnard Mexican Serenade Nights of Gladness Invincible King March The Banqueters
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The
U.S
Bower
Isle of Palms
Holmes
Kiefer
Loveland
Holzman
Miller
Rosenkrauns
Barnard
Mfolmes
Home Breaks and Infirmary Move Shake a Town
Last week the household goods of Mrs. Jo Elerndon were ordered sold at her Lake street home while Mrs Herndon was to be taken to the infirmary. Her long struggle for life grew too weak to continue, and the relatives who owned the home permitted her to reside there for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Elerndon
Lake Street
Mrs. Hernden
Card of Thanks for support after illness and bereavement
We thank neighbors and friends for help during our illness and bereavement. Gratitude to the minister, the singers, and those who sent flowers. Mrs. Mary Turngell and children.
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Mary Turngell
Childrien
Hart elected assessor of Clearwater Fila
Cr S Hart son of Mr and Mrs S S Hart of this city has been elected assessor of Clearwater Fila with a yearly compensation of 300 dollars.
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Cr. S. Hart
S. S. Hart
Clearwater
Fila
Ora
Local notices touch court, marriages, and bank dividends
A June hearing is planned on Frank road Salem township and Cross Road Tyrhochtee in the county. Ira Pontius of Upper Sandusky attends the Democratic National Convention in St Louis as delegate. Marriages include Paul Shoow and Miss Jadys Seligman of Upper Sandusky and Fred Miller of Akron with Geneva Binan. ceremonies at the bride’s home. Walton ditch sale in Tymochtee township sets tile at 150.96 and a wall at 497.75. Helen Clairvans dies after appendicitis near Upper Sandusky at age nineteen. A serious mishap injures William Ogg in Upper Sandusky. Clara Weinandy seeks divorce from Frank Weinandy. four children custody requested. County board of revision organized. tax revising starts next week. Peoples Bank creditors approve another five percent dividend. A will contest regarding William A. Milligan’s estate. church bequest challenged. Nomination petitions filed for August primary. extensive list of Democratic and Republican nominees. Local political notices and public notices conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Salem
Tyrhochteg
Ira Pontius
Upper Sandusky
St. Louis
Piul
Shoow
Zot Clifeadst
Miss “Jadys’ Seligman
Upper
Sandusky
KevinceCcCennedy
Fred Miller
Akron
Geneva Binan
Rev. C. FF. Betz
Walton
Tymochtee
Althouse Bros
Elmer Hunter
Helen Clairvans
Mgr
M. C. Evans
William Ogg
County Board of Révision
P.H. von Blon
Edward
Peoples Bank
Reffree Crane
Kenton
Crane
Sycamore
Common Pleas Court
William A. Miligan
Sycamore Methodist Episcopal Church
Amanda Walton
Emmade Stinchgomb
Istra Bell
Almeda Disher
William G. Milligan
Josephine Milligan
Lorenzo’ D Milligan
Alvin Jeverett
The
SpeAmore Methodist Episcopal Church
Tim
Democratic Central
Aurseilles Township
George N. Wagner
Wirby
Richard Walter
Jackson
A. W Althouse
Eden
C. G. Spencer
D. C. Henry
Carey
E. F. Thome
Crawford
W A. Gipson
Isadore Fleck
William French
G. W. Cliffe
Charles 2
Frederick
William O. Jonas
Henry Kinley
High Commendation for Diller Purchase Moves to Carey
C X Diller has bought the Mc Guire furniture and undertaking business at Carey and will move there after selling his Sycamore furniture store to a satisfactory buyer. He has been in Sycamore three years and earned strong patronage and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C X. Diller
McGuire
Carey
Sycamore
Diller
Land Transfers In Carey Township Across Several Parties
Heirs of Addison E Gibbs transfer lot 58 and part 59 to James A Gibbs for 1800 dollars. M B Smith sells lot 32 to Olive P Hakes for 4000 dollars. Ind A Gibbs and wife convey lot 51 in Carey to Jacob Wonder for 4750. Jacob Wonder and wife to James Ty Edmonson own lot 51 for 150. Karl Black executor sells lots 18 and part 19 Alvin Dow's addition to Carey to Cordelia Islack for 1600. Spring Grove Cemetery Co transfers Av? lot 45 in Carey for 29. Avron Alspach and wife to Jacob IgImer Alspach 40 acres in Richland township for 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Smith
Olive P. Hakes
Carey
Ind. A. Gibbs
Jacob Wonder
James Ty Edmonson
Karl Black
Cordelia Islack
Alvin Dow
Carey Spring Grove Cemetery Co
Trains Reported Death of Colored Man Aboard Big Four
A colored man named J. Taylor died Monday on the Big Four passenger train from Toledo arriving shortly after 3 PM. He lived in Toledo and was likely felled by swift heart disease amid a case of feverish illness. Wesley Patterson took the body to the undertaking rooms for burial preparations. the remains were sent to Toledo on the early morning train Tuesday.
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Toledo
J. Taylor
Sewis
Wesley Patterson
Recruiting lively at Columbus Barracks amid new army law
Kaurry Berhtely of the Columbus Barracks told his mother Mrs Frank Harris that recruiting is livelier than before. He cites about 32 applications daily with around 25 accepted. Applicants largely come from the South and there are some NeETOCS. Three other recruiting stations exist nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaurry Berhtely
Columbus
Frank Harris
Wharton Telephone Co Clears All Encumbrances
The Wharton Telephone Co has defrayed all its encumbrances with funds subscribed by the stockholders, eliminating the company debt.
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Wharton Telephone Co
Crawford Pioneer Picnic marks annual reunion despite rain
The Crawford Pioneer Picnic Association held its June celebration with a large crowd despite weather and rough roads. Officers were elected Richard Smith president E R Gibson secretary Brayton Davis treasurer. Speakers included Rev M C Howey Hon G F Aldrich and Harold Wonder with Delphine Krebs soprano.
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Pioneer Picnic Association
Hocking Valley
Crawford
McCuidbenville
Granford
J ‘B. Modies
Carl. Mitchell
Rods ’ Patterson
J. ‘Baker
Harry Heck
Delphine Krebs
Richard Smith
E. E. Gibson
Brayton Davis
S. M. Ranger
Patty Harrison
Lewistown
Col. Crawford
M. C. Howey
Lima
Howey
G. F. Aldrich
Aldrich
Helena
Sandusky County
Harold Wonder
Runaway Saddle Incident Near C. D. Smith Home
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lewis Criger and daughters Ethel and Elsie, west of town, were forced to pull aside for two wagons. A junk wagon spooked the horse near a large roadside tree, throwing the trio from the buggy. Miss Buger suffered facial bruises, Mrs. Criger sprained her wrist and back, all badly bruised. The horse ran to Miss Anna Rangers corner where George Mathern secured it. the buggy escaped with minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Criger
Ethel
Elsie
West of Town
C. D. Smith
Alvada boosters plan countywide Fourth of July events
A party of boosters from Alvada will tour the county by auto to promote a July Fourth celebration in Carey. They travel Saturday evening arriving in Carey around 3 p.m. with races and activities planned all day and four bands including the Scamore Ladies Band to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvada
Carey
Boosters
George Martin Discharged From Hospital After Bicycle Accident
Hart hag received word from Cleasenter Florida that George Martin has been discharged from the hospital where he was recovering from injuries after colliding with an auto while riding a bicycle. He uses a wheeled chair and is feared not to fully recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Hag
Cleasenter
Fla
George Martin
Editor J. W Stuber Leaves Union-Republican Role
Saturday in town, J. W Stuber associate editor of the Union-Republican was moved from his post while visiting as a business guest. He has led the paper since the start of the year during Waltermire’s absence in Columbus with the Republican press bureau duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Stuber
Union-Republican
Stuber
Waltermire
Columbus
Republican
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Carey Electric Telephone CO
Carey, Ohio
Genasco
Erty couXci
Ofvice
Clara Weinandy
Frank Weinandy
Per Sandusky
Ss. WM. Jury
Antrim
Central Committee
John Perrine
L. M. Bowers
Barish Hall
Arlene Slater
Addison E Gibbs
Ja. A. Gibbs
PHE Pioneer Picnic
Hawe
Edetor