Candidates filed for Garey primaries on August ballot
E M Reinhart of the county election board lists candidates for Garey August primaries. Democrats: Mayor William Long, Marshal C M Braun, Treasurer D C Angus, Assessor J F Wonder, Councilmen Hood Gottfried Spitler Jacobs Wolfrum Henry, Board of Public Affairs Pahl Moore Simonis, Board of Education Ryder Moyer Young. Republicans: Mayor H G Chambers, Marshal Graham Buckland, Clerk H H Heck, Councilmen R H Griffith Harshberger Blue, Board of Public Affairs H A Kear Keller Smith, Board of Education R C Van Buren Johnston Lindsay.
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E. M. Reinhart
The
County, Election Board
Garey
Democrats
Wm. Long
D. C. Angus
J. F. Wonder
James Hood
Otto Gottfried
T. A.,spitler
Elza Jacobs
Geo. Wolfrum
D. G. Henry
Board of Public Affairs
Wm. Pahl
EE. D. Moore
Cyril Simonis
Board of Education
A. B. Ryder
F. L. Moyer
O. O. Young
H. G. Chambers
Graham Buckland
H. H. Heck
R. H. Griffith
E.'. Harshberger
Almon Blue
H. A. Kear
H. B. Keller
J. A. Smith
R. C. van Buren
T. M. Johnston
W. L. Lindsay
Another Handsome Building Adds Pilgrim House to Lake and Clay Plans
The Weaver property at Lake and Clay streets, once a rectory, has been deeded to the Sisters of St. Frances Home at Tiffin. They will build a pilgrim house on the two lots to provide lodging for up to 30 invalid guests and care for the parochial school, with plans to erect the building this year.
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Lake and
Clay Streets
Sisters of St. Frances Home
Tiffin
Our City
Sisters of the Order
Thomas Kirby
Cleveland
Gen
I. M. Kirby
Marguerat
Board of Revision
Dumit’s
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Delaware Industrial School
Orwig
Crawford
J. N. Traxler
E. A. Gordon
Noel Road
Tymochtee Township
Fred Walton & Co
Carey Baseball Falls to Fostoria 4 3 in Local Clash
Carey baseballers invaded Fostoria Sunday but lost 4 to 3 as Bland relieved Nichols with several strikeouts. A misplayed fly ball and sacrifice play produced Fostoria’s winning run. Next Sunday Carey faces Upper Sandusky with a neutral umpire promised. A separate town fire damaged a trunk and floor at the Breitigam farm after smoke was spotted in an upper room.
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Carey
Fostoria
Burg
Nichols
Bland
C. Calmes
Carey Boys
Upper Sandusky
John Breitigam
Frank Manhart
Harpster
Marion
Union
Miles McLaughlin
Nevada
R. G. Hetzel
Myrtle Schulp
George Whaley
Ogan
Schulp
Crawford
Mr. Hetzels
Ss. Aten
Nevada News
George Hehr
Sandusky Avenue
Hehr
Tiffin
McCutchenville
Sycamore Smithville
Bellevernon
Lovell, Crawford and
Largest porker ever sold at Carey market
Last Saturday morning T. M Johnston sold to Kear & Co. the largest hog ever brought to the Carey market. It weighed 770 pounds and brought 11 34 cents a pound for a total of 90 47 dollars. The Poland China hog had been Johnston’s since a pig, initially purchased in Indiana.
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T. M Johnston
Kear & Co
Carey Market
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Indiana
New Potatoes Crown Early Ohio Winners at Fair
Frederick Nachbar claims honors in the early potato contest with Early Ohio potatoes as big as eggs. The article notes the harvest could feed a dinner and asks who will be next.
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Frederick Nachbar
Ohio
Local resident buys cement house for hay storage linked to opera house
John Hendricks purchased the old cement house at Patterson and North streets and plans to use it with the opera house for storing hay. Miss Delia Michaels of Sycamore visited town last week.
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John Hendricks
Patterson
North Streets
Delia Michaels
Sycamore
Wyandot County News Roundup From Upper Sandusky
Local reports from Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas cover a busy week. Court sessions in Bucyrus. parole cases of Clyde England and others. a 39 degree reading at Upper Sandusky and a $22 285 70 tax paid by Pennsylvania railroad in the county. Governor’s road awards, school centralization votes, and Wyandot fair date changes appear amid marriages, deaths, and Red Cross drives.
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Eden Township
Wyandot
Board of Revision
William Shafer
Upper Sandusky
Gladys Heilman
Berwick
Detroit
Christopher Shaeffer
Sycamore
Toledo Hospital
Toledo
Seneca
Port Clinton
Village council meeting notes and dumping ground row
The regular meeting, chaired by Mayor Chambers, discussed bills totaling 210.55 from utilities and services, sidewalk inspection actions, and complaints about refuse dumping on North street. A new ordinance will be drafted next week. a proposed new dumping ground near the McGill property was debated with conditions for a contract.
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Arthur R. Womrath
W. C. Johnson
North Street
Council
Carr
al P. Ruffing
News
McGill Property Co
M. Steen
Steen
Eighth Grade Commencement at Our Lady of Consolation
Eleven eighth grade pupils of the Parochial school will receive diplomas Sunday at 7:00 PM at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Morning services include a communion procession. veiled girls. Diploma bearers listed. class funds detailed from multiple banks totaling 180000.
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Our Lady of Consolation Church
Pauline Pahl
Jeanette Weaver
Edith Carr
Clara
Emma Weaver
Marguerite Derr
Helen Petrie
Zella Bakies
Lawrence Pahl
Palladius Collet
Harry Myers
Alfred Derr
Eugene Pahl
William Carr
Ralph Weaver
Edmond Weaver
Xavier Arnold
Joseph Jenet
Marcella Collet
Edna Pahl
Illa Walters
Catherine Myers
Edmond Pahl
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County, Doings
Samuel L. Walter
Charles Shealey
Levi Stevenson
Red’s Ball Park
Ymcc. AL
Milton Mealy
Maryland
Chillicothe
Wabash
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George Dannenhauer
A. G. Hagenmatier
I. N. Bowman
Matilda Little
Orians & Bender Ambulance
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Wyandot County
Liberty Bonds
Upper
Sandusky
Curtis B. Hare
First National Bank
Liberty Bond Committee
First National Bank of
Chambers
Heck
Hood
Gottfried
Hart
U. S. Coal Co
C. Co. C
St. Louis R. R
Fred Frederick
Carey Transfer Co
C. C. Carr
Emery & Loeb Electric Co
United Brass Mfg. Co
Tilden Greek
Caleb Deitelbach
J. W. Weaks
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