Twenty five Years Ago Events and Local Notices
Tickets at rate of the fare for a trip to the Ohio teachers meeting at Put in Bay on June 26. Jacob Hilty offers first class buggy or carriage. F J Vigor Co. linen warp matting 21¢, Jute Smyrna rugs 30x60 inches, price list. Wheat corn oats prices. Fred Shuler of Value died aged 70, former flouring mill operator. K P Memorial day observed at Lutheran church with sermon by Rev S J Taylor. Mrs A J Frederick held a gypsy camp and jubilee for her children and Miss Irene Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hilty
Kurtz's
F. J. Vigor & Co
Carey, Mickels
Gees
A. J. Frederick
Irene Brown
Community Notes From Wyandot County Ohio
John H. Heck of Chicago returns after a two week visit with his parents. The Big Four trains are crowded with passengers. A state bar examist, Iarl son of Elza Carter of Upper Sandusky, passed. County levy fixed at 7 055 mills, about last year. Misses Anna and Margaret Shumaker attend funeral for Mrs Susannah Vogel in Upper Sandusky. J L Alspach marries Miss Alice Boyte at Lutheran parsonage. Alspach runs Camp Restaurant. Tax payments listed for Wyandot County from several corporations. A day at Indian Mill with multiple locals. Grace Davis sails to Lucknow India to teach at Isabelle Thoburn College. Crawford township board of education elects teachers. Mrs H G Kitchen of Fremont visits. two dinners hosted in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Heck
Chicago
David Heck
W.€. Lytle
Columbus
Iarl
Elza Carter
Upper Sandusky
Anna
Margaret Shumaker
Susannah Vogel
J. L. Alspach
Alice Boyte
Lutheran Parsonage
B. Luther Spaid
Alspach
Wyandot County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Four
Ohio Oil Co
Logan Natural Gas Co
Indian Mill
Persis Newhard
Bernice Keller
Helen Parlette
Laura Hoff
Russel Kurtz
Don Cosgary
Carl Gottfried
Merritt Patterson
Ruth Ewing
May Cosgray
Ralph Smith
Robert Hoff
Interest Pays Big Dividends
A Collier's inspired vignette recalls Elbert Hubbard’s first night in Philadelphia and Ryerson W. Jennings who became a major hotel proprietor. It argues that success comes from attending to small duties and serving others, a lesson reinforced by a statistic: five people die daily at grade crossings over the past five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbard
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Hubbard
Ryerson W. Jennings
Collier’s
Carey accomplice Moore arraigned in liquor case
Basil Moore, linked with Jay Culver, faced a judge after a May 3 arrest by Sheriff Scheidegger. Moore pled not guilty to unlawful possession and transport of liquor, admitted unclear details, and was found guilty on both charges with sentencing postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Moore
Jay Culver
W. W. Scheidegger
Charles ‘F
Moore
Vigner
Culver
Carey
Crawford
Nquartyas
Tez
Nave
Earl B. Carter
W. W. Scheidgger
Upper Sandusky
Fostoria
Toledo
Bowling Green
Attending Sweeney Automobile and Tractor School
Eugene H. Fox is in Kansas City attending the Sweeney Automobile and Tractor School for a complete course. Upon graduation he will receive the degree of certified automobile mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Fox
Kansas City
Sweeney Automobile and Tractor School
Court News From Springfield on postponed trials and land sale
State v Jerome Frisch postponed to today. Allen T Rowland Luther Flowers et al cases settled. Moxley vs Black case referenced. Sheriff sold eighty acres in Marseilles to Alma Black for 2134, appraised 3200. Suit filed for 147 with interest. Will contest in Eliza Mackey estate decided not to be valid. Harter vs Snyder settled by monetary arrangement benefiting Mrs Reynolds. Attorneys Bowers Stalter Meck involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Frisch
Cage
Allen T
Rowland
Luther ‘Flowers
Francis
Moxley
Edward
Black
W. W. Scheidegger
Marseilles Township
Alma
Béaschler
Hway Chambers
Carey
Mervin * Jones
Grant Long
Close
Louis Harter
Rose Snyder
Eliza Mackey
Petit Jury
Reynolds
L. M.bowers
Franklin J. Stalter
Benjamin Meck
Will Attend Commencement and Visit Aboard
Mayor and Mrs. Almon Blue and their son Russell will go to Toledo next Saturday for a family visit while Russell stays with his aunt Mrs. Palmer. The Blues travel to Ypsilanti Michigan for daughter Miss Mary Catherine Blue to graduate from the state normal school with a specialization in kindergarten and primary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Blue
Russell
Toledo
Palmer
Blue
Ypsilanti, Mich
Mary Catherine
State Normal School
Guardian's Public Sale In Carey Ohio
The guardian of Laura Moll will sell at public auction on Saturday June 21 1924 at 1 30 p m at her residence on N Vance street Carey Ohio the household goods and furniture including chairs stoves bedsteads bedding carpets rugs tables tableware dishes kitchen utensils dressers side boards piano parlor furniture and other articles. Cash for sums 5 00 or less. credit 6 months for larger amounts with approved security. removal only after settlement. H G Chambers Guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Moll
N. Vance Street
Carey
Ohio
West-bound Navy veteran John D. Walter improves in health
John D. Walter of Denver Colorado shows marked health improvement since leaving Carey two years ago. He served in the navy during World War I and is under government care. He plans to enter a vocational training school soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Walter
Denver, Colo
Carey
West
Notice to narcotic registrants in Tenth District Ohio
Collecto of Internal Revenue Chas H ants issues a notice to narcotic registrants such as physicians dentists and druggists to remit the required offer in compromise of five dollars plus the regular fee using forms mailed for the purpose. The deadline is June 30 1924 and the remittance must be on file in Mr Nauts office. A source vial will usually hold all the milk beaten out of a cow by a milking stool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collecto of
Internal Revenue
Chas. H.ants
Tenth
Ohio
Nauts
Sam notes car quality shifts test via upgrade
Sam remarks that strong Hien cars perform well while weak ones lag amid an overall equal pace downhill. He says the upgrade will be the real test of performance and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Studebaker Light Six Pitches Quality in Used Car Market
The plus features emphasize hand tailored top and side curtains, durable genuine leather upholstery, selected fittings, and a lustrous black enamel finish. The Stude baker Light-Six is pitched as an investment, not an expense, with recognized value and strong resale in the used car market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Putin Bay
Grace Davis
New York
Lucknow
India
Miss Davis
Isabelle Thoburn College
Crawford Township
H. G. Kitchen
Fremont
D. Henry
Automobile
Court News
Silvertown
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Automobile Brees
Lowe Brothers Automobile
Lowe Brothers
Zeis & Ogg
Guardian
H. G. Chambers
Laura S. ‘Moll
Suse
Bey
The
Ewing Drug Company
McClure
Sutter
Clifton
Sack
Country Club
Rice
Blue Rose Ib
C. F. Sutter
South Bend
Indiana
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