Local Correspondence Reports Busy Weekend Travel and Visits
Notes list numerous moves and visits by residents including Tong and Nye on business trips, Aliss Updegial as guest of Dene Walters, and multiple family gatherings with Kloopfer and Bachar relatives. A lightning strike damaged a barn at Henry Muriholand farm, burning hay and injuring livestock. Prof W Bliss and family plan a Bellevue visit and school reunion travel, with extended Ohio trips and relatives in Conne toieile La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosep Tong
Fursby Nye
Sandusky
Aliss Mag Updegial
Dene Walters
Prof. W. Bliss
Agele Pass
Texas
Crawford
Bellevue
Bliss
Ohio
Clyde Wheeler
Connétoieile
Rakeford
Local Update From Crawford Area
Fragmented text appears to reference Crawford and nearby places with unclear names and personal references. The readable items mention Monday events and possible figures with surnames Davis and McCutchervite in a vague local context. No clear incident, date, or outcome is established.
Mrs Kear Hosts A Hundred At Midday Event
Mrs H A Kear and fellow hostesses welcomed more than one hundred guests to Mrs N A Kear's home on Wednesday. The rooms featured roses and daisies with a floral dining area and chandeliers. A supper was served by six young women while piano music filled the air. Signature party decorations included a flag hunt won by Mrs Ranger, amid political decor and out of town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Kear
Charles Kear
Etta Shoup
C. &. Tram
Stella Nye
N. A. Kear
Lucile Patterson
Ruth Kurtz
Irene Gillette
Caroline Smith
Amelia Kear
Lulu Gibbs
Harry Heck
Miss Blanderson
Dora Ferrer
Hoestvelt
Bryan
Ford
Tutt
Harmon
Sever
M. Ranger
Circus Day Parade Inspires a Boy Heir to Hopeful Resolve
A sensational column reflects on a boy heir named Vinson McLean and the vast wealth of the McLean family. The piece contrasts a single boy receiving a circus for life with ordinary children facing limits. It urges resilience and self-reliance, emphasizing inner strength over wealth.
How to Be Happy Though Married
Guidance for marital harmony urging private affection over public display. Emphasizes patience kindness and soft answers. Advises partnership as a lasting full stake, with mutual sacrifice and trust. Encourages belief in love and cooperation for shared happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Heroine
Seraph
Cherub
Copartnership
A Creed for the Dismayed
A fragmentary moral reflection urges belief in a higher purpose through adversity. It frames trials as discipline guiding the spiritual self toward truth usefulness and eventual glory, with each test acting as a touchstone to character.
House of play reflects lessons on growing up and responsibility
A group of girls builds a makeshift house with clothes and sticks, plays house on a Saturday afternoon, then returns to their homes amid scolding. The piece muses on life’s endless preparations from childhood to adulthood and the hope that joy is found in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Carraine
Paying the Duty and a Sealskin Coat Ring Bluff Tale
A humorous look at a customs inspector’s life and a tale of a sealskin coat, an appraiser, a bride, a ring, and a bluff. The article contrasts expected dull duties with surprising moments and odd incidents in the New York customs office.
Odd Tales of Duty and Deception on a British Steamer
A New York World article recounts two humorous yet telling episodes aboard ships and in customs. A young man abroad bought a costly ring for his bride, which a jeweler labeled fake worth about ten dollars. A wealthier man sought to slip a sealskin coat past customs, aided by an appraiser and a counterfeit declaration, ending with a souvenir coin and a furrier’s verdict of actual value far higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Urope
London
Manu
Europe
Ile
Paris
Tim
New York
Dust Control Resolution for Carey District No 4 Streets
The Carey Ohio village council adopts a 1912 resolution to oil South Street between Big Four Railroad and Patterson Street and Findlay to Worrello Streets for dust suppression. Costs are assessed to abutting property owners based on frontage, due by September 1, with unpaid amounts turned to Wyandot County auditor with interest and penalties. Adoption dated June 17 1912. Mayor E G Laughlin. Clerk D C Angus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Big’ Four
Patterson
Findlay
Worrello
Oroerty
Wyandot County
E. G. Laughlin
D. C. Angus
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Dys
Acolo Bachar
Laura Rhatuhe
John Kleapfe
Uradiy
John Kleopfer
Frisby Sand
Garnet
Thatcher
Laura Thatcher
Marion
Aly
Jonathan Bachar
John Snook
Joseph
Tonge End
Upper Congusny
Snook
Dora Bachar
Wall Gorsuch
Los
John Kloopfer
Bob d
Red
Sheldon Kloopfer
Mars
Forest Maller Fad
Toob Bachar
Linara
Thatcher Doren
Clark Boyle
Dessie Cole
Clark Beagle
Rawson
Jes Dose Cole
Fostoria
and Morest Miller
Dayana
Brayton Avis
Mrs
KR. G. Hetzel
Vernor Patrick
Danbury
Fred Dible
Divle
Mrs. Patrick
Kenry Muriholand
Nathan Baum
Havoc Dasas
Boheda
L'Tygstot
Ban
Eas
Glinsne Davis
Dial
J. Af
KX. Tor
Steel
Rubber
Phelps
Washington -Barsman's Circus
Vinson McLean
Dilsop
McLean
Iid
Levanuts
Reis
tHe
Custom House
J Custom House
Big
Tabols
Bug
Ash & Hook
Adams
J. A. Smith
W. Main St
Dora Ferrel
South Street
Carey, O
Bowling Green
W. B. Bryant
M.D
Celery Medical CO
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