Pioneer Picnic Marks Progress in Crawford Commu nity
The big Pioneer Picnic held last Thursday commemorated Colonel William Crawford with a new speakers stand and extensive decorations. The event featured the Sycamore Ladies Band and E G B Club singing, weathered heat, and a large, active Crawford crowd. President George L Weininger opened the afternoon with remarks on representation of church school and state, followed by speeches from Rev E Luther Spaid Dr C G Parker Prof R J Keifer and others advocating preservation of pioneer relics and a monument plan near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crawford
Dorothe i Whaley
Rose Haferd
Blanchy Stoll
Mayme Ritter
Alva’ Deitlebaugh
Alva’ ‘Laws
Migs’ yLiavinid ‘Haferd
Wm. “Proctor
Pioneer Association
Sycamore Ladies
G. B. Club
Crawford
J.B. Moore
E. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
George L. Vheininger
McCutchenville
Mark Karr
H. W. Stoll
America
Weininger
Congress
Association
Washington
Lincoln
CG. Parker
Upper Sandusky
W. R. Hare Ugper Sandusky
Willis
Willis Speech Draws Large Applause in Ohio Rally
The Hon. Frank B. Willis energized an outdoor audience with praise for Ohio and its pioneers. The congressman linked his name to historic figures like William Henry Harrison and emphasized honoring early settlers, while Ohio’s role in the nation’s birth and its diverse emigrant roots were highlighted. A recitation by Master Henry Willoughby titled The Men Who Blazed the Trail and the Pioneer Picnic were noted as pleasant features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Willis
Congress
Willis
Willian Henry Harrison
William v Allen
Ohio
House of Representatives
Spdke
Buckeye
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Henry’ Willoughby
First Graduating Class Brings Nurses Forward in Los Angeles
Friday evening marked the graduation exercises for the first class from the Emergency and General Hospital School of Nursing in Los Angeles California. Thirteen young women completed training including a student from Sidney Australia and others from California Oregon Virginia Nebraska and Missouri. The speaker Miss Min dred Nicholé daughter of Dr and Mrs J B Nichols has led the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gengra Hospital
Schéott
Angeles
Calif
Nicholé
J. BE. Nichols
Memorial Service of Knights of Maccabees Observed
The Knights of the Maccabees and Lady Maccabees held their annual memorial on Sunday. A large church crowd attended morning services at the Lutheran church with Rev. Spaid delivering a sermon on home devotion. The cemetery was visited in the afternoon with about seventy five Knights and thirty Lady Maccabees, plus twenty visiting members from Upper Sandusky and Harpster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Lady Maccabees
Luther
Spaid
Knights
Upper
Sandusky
Harpater
Sunday Guests Highlight Area Families at Dinner
Sunday gatherings brought numerous relatives to Alvada and nearby towns. Guests included J R Logsdon and family from Garey Toledo May Logsdon and sons, and Emma Logsdon of Mentor. Other attendees were J H Jacoby hosts with extended Logsdon and Jacoby kin from Carey Upper Sandusky Kirby and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Tong
Town
Galvin
Starr
Lima
O. L. Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marcella
Palladius Collet
Ralph
J. H. Jacoby
Near Alvada
J. R. Logsdon
Garey
B. Logsdon
Vera
Tole-do
May
Henry Logsdon
A Lewis, Lawrence
Gerald J
Richard
Upper
Sandusky
Vahd
Immet Kimn
Edward and
Vincent
Kirby
Emma Logsdon
Mentor
Ignatius Logsdon
Gilbert
Ralph Brown
Anna Kummerer
Near
Carey
Lloyd Logsdon
Marcellus
Edward Jacoby
Alvada
Come Out of Hiding Sprinkling Wagon
A poetic plea asks a shy sprinkler wagon to reveal itself to the street. The narrator questions its odd quietness and imagines whether a doctor’s care or hidden ailment keeps it indoors, then longs for its presence to sprinkle the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Will of Miss Emma Wikoff Bequests Itemized
In the Emma Wikoff will readers find gifts to Mrs. H C Nye one hundred dollars and fifty dollars to each of her three children. Dr Van Buren’s children receive fifty dollars each. Harvey Wikoff inherits the Shields drug store block and Curtin and Monce dry goods property. Columbus property goes to Charles Clark who cared for Miss Wikoff for four years before her death. Forest Review Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LICAL
Emma Wilcoit
H. C. Nye
Dr. van Buren
Carey
H. F. Shields
Curtin & Monce Dry Goods
Harvey Wikoff
Columbus
Charles Clark
Wanted Carey Times Copies 1896 1901 1904 1907 1913
A notice offers ten cents per copy for specific issues of the Carey Times listed by date. Delivery to the stated office is required for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Miller
Carey Times
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C.F. Pflueger & Son
Mabel A. Squier
G. R. Pennington’s
Main Street
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Seror
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toedo
Hall
J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
John Black
Irvin Wonder
O. Mutual
Phelps’ Machine Shop
Sheldon Kloopfer
Uarew
Buttel
Povalery
Isea
Oern
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