Hancock Countys Grand Jury Hears Local Reports and Plans
Hancock County residents see the first grand jury since September meet Thursday morning. Arcadia bonds sold to Otis & Co for 11 000 with a 240 premium. County plans to issue 150 000 in bonds to build a 16 mile Lina Sandusky highway segment. Juvenile court handles three boys tied to thefts. Population from school census lists 3736 school age children with 1896 girls and 1940 boys, up 61 from last year. Findlay youths join 423d Engineers at Camp Devens, prize winners named in Findlay College commencement Ruth Switzer Leslie Adgraph and Edwin J. Wimer. Co A considers reenlisting to form a new national guard company. Edwin Varick jailed on grand larceny. multiple escape attempts and a suicide attempt via gas.
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Arcadia
Otis & Co
Cleveland
Lina-Sandusky Highway
Dorsey
Duncan
Hancock Common Pleas
Monroe
Mich
Hancock County
Pleas
Wordheban
Wordheban Recalled of the Arrival of the 423d Engineers
Boston
Camp Devens
Findlay
Max Stringfellow
Harry Frost
Leslie Anderson
Victor Irwin
Burr Sparrick
Findlay College
Winers
Ruth &Witzer
Leslie Apdegraph
Edwin J. Wimer
Dickens
Scott
Coa
Edwin Varick
Hfe
Ohio
Europe
John
Painful Injury At Parsonage Ladder Fall
V. S Chesebrough suffered a serious fall while installing an electric light bracket at the United Brethren parsonage. Standing on a ladder rung he overbalanced as the ladder slipped, jumping to the ground from fifteen feet. He sustained serious foot bruises and torn ligaments and will be unable to walk for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. S Chesebrough
United Brethren Parsonage
Mr. Chesebrough
Band players join Chamber of Commerce Band in Upper Sandusky
Ga. V. Sutphen Norman Zahn Otto Paul Vincent Krupp and Giles Simonis went to Upper Sandusky last Thursday evening to play with the Chamber of Commerce Band conducted by Mr Sutphen in Mr Bringman’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ga. V. Sutphen
Norman Zahn
Otto, Paul and
Vincent Krupp
Giles Simonis
Upper Sandusky
Chamber of Commerce
Sutphen
Bringman
Notice of Trespass at Premises North of Carey
Positively no trespassing on my premises north of Carey. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Property owner Ruffing issues the warning and enforces access limits.
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Carey
Ice Cream and Strawberry Social for Bethel Cemetery Fund
An ice cream and strawberry social will be held this evening at the Bethel church located a mile east of McCutchenville to raise funds for cemetery upkeep. Locals with relatives buried there are urged to contribute.
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Bethel Child
McCutchenville
Bethel Cemetery
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
Reformed Church
Heidelberg
Extended motor trip begins from Michigan to Kansas City
Friday morning Myron Greek and his son Ralph left with a full camping outfit for a motor trip to Kansas City. They recently returned from Flint where Ralph worked as a machinist. The pair were last heard from near Peru Indiana after traveling 250 miles that day.
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Myron Greek
Ralph
Flint
Mich
Kansas City
Peru
Ind
Carey Athletic Club to Incorporate With 2500 Capital
The Carey Athletic Club plans incorporation with capital stock of 2500. Incorporators named are Ralph Kurtz P J Miller H L Tracy F N Schira and EB S Burson. Five hundred dollars of stock were subscribed Tuesday. A ball park is planned on Frank Oges ground beside the National porcelain plant.
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The
Carey Athletic Club
Ralph Kurtz
P. J. Miller
H. L. Tracy
F. N.schira
Eb.s Burson
Frank Oge
National Porcelain Plant
Beebe son Wallace J. Beebe to return home soon
Mr and Mrs F C Beebe learned their son S/Sgt Wallace J Beebe who joined the quartermaster corps a year ago last November and now serves with a motor transport repair unit arrived at Camp Mills on June 11 He expects to be home the fore part of next week.
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F. C. Beebe
Sersgt
Wallace J. Beebe
Camp Mills
Local Scout Drive Chairman Fulfills Carey Quota
Roy Kirkwood, local chairman for the Boy Scout drive, secured the assigned quota of 50 dollars for Carey.
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Roy Kirkwood
Carey
Eastern Star Regular Meeting This Friday
A regular meeting of the Eastern Star is scheduled for Friday evening. Members are alerted to attend at the usual meeting place and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
Eastern Star
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed In Carey Testimony
Mrs William Youngpeters of 1895 W Brown Ave Carey testifies the product cured severe back pains headaches and improved her kidney function after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad urges buyers to obtain the same remedy priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
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Carey
Doan
Wm. Youngpeters
Tiffin area notes on court case and class success
Friday divorce granted in Seneca County as William Sheehan cites wilful abandonment. Tiffin high school reports 82 graduates, 90 percent or better efficiency. Ursuline commencement led by Rev Frederick Houck. Heidelberg University in Tiffin to receive a 450000 endowment. 37 tuberculosis-infected cattle slaughtered under government supervision.
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Platt
William Sheehan
Ada Sheehan
Wilful Abonewright
Allen Motor Co
Fostoria
York
Penna
Tiffin
Frederick Houck
Toledo
Ursu- Une
Fitgin
Fredrica Redfox
John. Redfox
Ruehte
Endesbach
Wurtemburg
Germany
John J. Redfox
Berwick
Dannie Redfox
McCutchenville
Wensinger Major Returns From Ashland Visit
Major John Wensinger and Mrs Wensinger arrived home Monday with Mr and Mrs F J Wensinger and Miss Madeline after a short Ashland trip. The Major appears well and has a two week furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wensinger
Ashland
F. J. Wensinger
Madeline
Northwestern Test Farm Field Meeting Near Findlay Ohio
Annual field meeting set for June 26 1919 at Northwestern Test Farm three miles south of Findlay Ohio. Forenoon inspection of farm and enterprises followed by afternoon addresses from College of Agriculture Ohio State University and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Bring lunch baskets and spend the day. Mt Blanchard school hires include Alva Laws Carey Ruth Abernaty Circleville Margaret Sampson Mary Hite Bala Ward. Laws and Abernaty highly recommended.
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Northwestern Test Farm
Findlay
Ohio
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
John A. Sutton
Mt. ‘Blanchard School Board
Alva Laws
Carey
Ruth Abernaty
Circleville
Margaret Sampson
Mary Hite
Bala Ward
Laws
Abernaty
Cone
Barber closing notice for Carey area
Closing notice announces weekly half day closure starting Thursday June 19 through September 1. Barbers W S Le Mott F M Hart George Brown and R S Montague will close Thursday noon each week and remain closed for the afternoon and evening.
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Carey
W. S. le Mott
Forest Bland to Arrive Home Soon from France Service
Mr and Mrs Carlos Bland expect their son Forest to arrive in this country any day. He wrote on May 29 that the hospital in France where he was assigned would close May 31 and he expected to leave by June 5 after serving in France about a year.
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Carlos Bland
Forest
France
Thom buys rear building moves it to Dow street site
Michael Thom purchased the small building at the rear of the C. A. Carpenter residence on East Main street. He moved it to a lot on Dow street just west of Mrs. Dickerson's residence and plans to remodel it into a tenant house.
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Michael Thom
C. A. Carpenter
East Main Street
Dow Street
Carey Farmers' Cooperative Company Arrives in Town
A. Ringlein of Hamier, manager of the new Carey Farmers' Cooperative Co., arrived Friday. The company took possession of their new property Monday. Ringlein's family will join him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ringlein Vof Hamier
Carey Farmers’ Coperative Co
Mr. Ringlein
Painting Up on East Main Street After Valley Scene
East Main Street beyond the Hocking Valley shows extensive house painting. Homes of Mrs. W. H. Snyder James Ogg W G Bradley and Dr. F L Moyer are among those repainted.
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East Main Street
Hocking Valley
W. H. Snyder
James Ogg
W. G. Bradley
F. L. Moyer
The Most Dangerous Disease Kidney Warnings and Gold Medal Capsules
An advertising feature warns that kidney trouble shows as nervousness, dizziness, back pain, and sleeplessness. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Holland as a remedy, promising relief or a refund and urging buyers to insist on the original brand.
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Haarlem O
Holland
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Assessments Due For 10c Foot
All lot owners in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery at Ridge Church are notified that the assessment of 10c per foot is due. The sexton must be paid to keep the cemetery in good order, with payment to J. A. Smith, the cemetery secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Ridge Church
J. A. Smith
Real Estate Transfers in Wharton and Tymochtee Township
R R Damon and wife transfer part of lot in J W Ire lands addition to Wharton for 300 dollars. Jesse B Hall transfers 114.17 acres in Tymochtee township to Isaac N Bowman for 1 dollar in a real estate transaction.
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R. R. Damon
N. M. Crawford
J. W. Ireland
Wharton
Jesse B. Hall
Isaac N. Bowman
Tymochtee Township
Wanted Cross Ties for Railroad Construction
The Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad seeks all available ties along a line of good prices. Call on local agent for particulars or write W. J. Hiner Purchasing Agent Third and Smith streets Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
W. J. Hiner
Third and
Smith Sts
Cincinnati, O
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Seneca County
Tiffin High School
John Luden
Emily Sneath
Ralph Sneath
Lieut
Emmet Sample
Presbyterian Church
Darrel Feasel
Jackson Township
Jackson Center
Finderr Pride
Johanna Rue
H. R. Gooding
Peter Small Ot Stireen
Philadelphia
Findern Pride
Payne
Goodinp
Heilman
U. S. War Department
Photocraft
Wensinger
Mt, Blanchard Teachers
F. M. Hart
GEO
BROWN
R. S. Montague
the Klean. Komedy Co
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