City Council Meeting Minutes Include Bridge Bids and Street Widening
The council led by Mayor Van Heyde and Clerk Spencer approves minutes and payments to several workers including Drake and Dennis son and considers bids for a concrete bridge on West Street. Delegation from East Saint Rita seeks curb widening to 34 feet, and a lease with the Big Four railroad on Glen Avenue is found defective for cancelation notice and annual rent. The full council will inspect conditions at the Regality and discuss lease issues with railroad authorities.
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City Council
Iere
van Heyde
Spencer
Pahl
Kear
Vigor
Wenner
Kurtz
Constien
Robert Drake
Pensp Prebiaemtaaiek
Ale
Carey Telephone Co
Sehnies
M. H. “Snyder
Avid Main & ‘Sons
W “He Snyder
East Sain Rita
George W. Croker
Abe ‘Eshelman
Abe .Lantz
A. J. Nowlan
Jacob Nitrauer
Big Four Railroad
Glen Avenue
D D D Relieves Itch With New Special Offer
The advertisement promises relief from severe itching using a lotion made of oil of wintergreen thyme and other ingredients in D D D Prescription. It claims instant germ-killing action and offers a special 25 cent bottle for first-time local buyers, previously sold in dollar bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Briay
Curiosity in Horticulture and Pennington's Grafts
The article notes Pennington grafted apples in April, showing grafts near the stalk and six apples total. It mentions his peas, toes, and other crops with talk of a Bike .3 and potatoes ready ahead of July Fourth. Call the Times office with news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington
Township Notice Prohibits Livestock On Roads
All persons are hereby notified that the running of livestock of all kinds on the roads of Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio is strictly forbidden. Violations will be dealt with according to law. Also dumping of rubbish on the roads is forbidden by order of the Trustees of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Wyandot County
Ohio
York area notice requests debt settlement by July sixteenth
Property owner E. C. Harshberger asks anyone owing him money to call and settle before July 16. He mentions plans to discuss dying and cleaning of goods and promotes an agency in Northwestern Ohio, inviting inquiries. Hert Wit is listed as a contact.
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E. C. Harshberger
Ohio
Concert by the K of P 400 band at water works park
The K of P 400 band from Findlay, led by G V Sutphen, performed a fine concert at Water Works Park after memorial services. A crowd of several hundred gathered, enjoying selections like The Captain in Command, The Red Mill, Lucia, Algeria, The Golden Wedding, and Southern Breezes. The Carey Times thanks Sutphen and the band for the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
G. V.sulpher
F Hilldreth
Times
Christening of Bastilla Michael Haubert Born in Millersville
Mr and Mrs Joseph Haubert of Millersville announce the birth of a son born Tuesday June 14. The mother, formerly Miss Sadie Ruffing, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Ruffing who traveled to Millersville for the christening on Sunday. Sponsors were Mr Ruffing and Miss Rose Haubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haubert
Millersville
Haubert
Sadie Ruffing
M. J. Ruffing
Bastilla Michael
Ruffing
Rose Haubert
Bees Captured In Tree Limb Near Johnsons Garage
Michael Perl found a swarm on a tree limb near Johnsons garage last Thursday. He broke off the limb and brought the bees home, placing them in a hive to add to his growing bee collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Perl
Johnson
Vanlue Player Ray Cravens Heads to New York
Ray Cravens of Vanlue, a known baseball player, will travel to New York in a few days to begin training for a position in the City Base Ball league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cravens
Vanlue
New York
Downey Preacher Delivers Three Sermons on Sunday Tour
Rev. D. W. Downey preached to a large Mt Blackand area congregation last Sunday. He will speak Sunday at Crawford at 10:30, Tovell at 2:30, and Smithville at 7:30. He also attends the Pioneer picnic Friday to speak. Downey, 86, long-time minister, recalls carpenter days in Carey and a sixty-year ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Downey
Mt. Blanchard
Crawford
Tovell
Smithville
Downey
McCutchenville
Carpenter
Carey
Bailey plans Ohio visit including Carey and Toledo
Harvey Bailey of Charleston Illinois writes he will visit Toledo around July 8 and hopes to spend time in Carey. He notes the family enjoys Charleston but cherishes Carey as well.
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S&s
Harvey Bailey
Charleston
Toledo
Carey
Township School Board Appoints New Teachers and Reappoints Superintendent
The township school board met Monday with C. M. Wenner as president and other officials present. Appointments were made for districts 1 through 12 naming Lotus Wright Ralph Livingston Avery C. Needs C. M. Steen F. L. Livingston Adah Nichols Arlene Slater and O. O. Young. D. T. Hart was reappointed township superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
C. M. Wenner
J. D. Carothera
W. H. Clabaugh
J. J. Stoll
J. W. Powell
Lotus Wright
Ralph Livingston
Avery C. Needs
C. M. Steen
F. L. Livingston
Adah Nichols
Arlene Slater
O. O. Young
D. T. Hart
Welch limousine visits Carey from Greenwich to Michigan
A $7000 Welch limousine with sixty horsepower traveled from Greenwich Connecticut to a northern Michigan summer home and stopped at the Galt House in Carey on Tuesday night. Lilty and Son maintained the machine using four and a half gallons of oil, far more than typical touring cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Connecticut
Michigan
Galt House
Carey
Lilty & Son
Notice to Bidders Sealed bids for coal appliances
Notice to bidders for furnishing and delivering 50 tons of best Hocking Lump coal to the Crawford Township Board of Education. Bids received at the Clerk's office until noon January 9, 1910, for delivery by September 1, 1910. By order of I. D Caktrers, Clerk.
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Hoard of Education
Crawford Ownebip
Tog Board Agneat Mics Nes
Ardoon
Death of Miss Katie Derr in rural area near town
Miss Katie Derr daughter of Geo Derr died at home east of town after a brief illness from tuberculosis following a grippe last winter. Born April 16 1887 near Kirby she lived there until moving to the Brede nt home east of town. Survived by father five brothers and three sisters, funeral held at Our Lady Of Consolation with Rev J G Mizer conducting and burial in St Marys. pallbearers listed as Nora and Gertrude Windau Victoria and Eva Pahl Nora Ruffing and Bertha Remlinger.
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Katie Derr
Geo. Derr
Migses E
Nora
Gertrude Windau
Victoria
Eva Pahl
Nora Ruffing
Bertha Remlinger
St. Mary’s, R
Methodist Episcopal Church Activities Highlighted
The church schedules Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. with lessons on The Parable of the Tares and life reflection prompts. 10:15 a.m. preaching with baptism and welcome of new members, Junior League at 2:00 p.m., and evening service at 5:30 p.m. plus choir, prayer meeting, Ladies' Aid, and upcoming quarterly conferences.
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E. L
Epworthian
Jon Cosgray
Frenchtown St Nicholas Church Holds Large First Communion
St Nicholas church Frenchtown overflowed with an estimated 1500 to 2000 attendees for last Sunday's first communion services. The procession was led by Uniformed Bank Commandery 190 Knights of St John Tiffin and a solemn high mass followed with Father Joseph Waechter as celebrant and several clerics assisting.
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St. Nicholas
Frenchtown
Bank Commandery 190
Knights of St. John
Tiffin
Joseph Waechter
Waechter
H. P. Waechter
van Wert
John Rolls of
Columbus
Nicholas Trannero
John Lary
Pontifical College, Josephinum
Andrew Bakies
Charles Borrer
Ignatia Calmes
Leander Dell
Lewis Fox
Leo Grine
Horatio Heilman
James Heilman
Herman Kirman
Virgil Mathas
Henry Mullholand
Arthur Nye
Robert Porter
Clarence Schultz
William Welter
Alfred Werling
William Windau
Cecilia Filiator
Clara Gosche
Gladys Heilman
Isabelle Lenhart
Ursula Niederkohr
Mary Reinhart
Mildred Sanders
Elenora Schlachter
Pearl Trudeau
Lorene Weinandy
United Evangelical Church Weekly Schedule
Rev W Elmer Bailey pastor leads Sunday School at 9 00 preaching at 10 30 Junior League at 2 00 K L C EB at 6 30 Children s Day program at 8 30 Teachers meeting Monday evening St Baul Sunday School at 2 o clock preaching at 3 00 Wallpaper cheap at Ewing s
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S. S
L. C
St. Baul
Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule
The church lists Sunday School at 9:00, morning worship at 10:15 with sermon, Lutheran League at 6:30, and evening worship with sermon at 7:30 led by Rev. E. Luthero Spaid.
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Luther
League
Family Party Guests Visit Deible Family in Springville
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs F B Deible and family at their Springville country home included Miss Katie Wenner arid Cord Deible of Kenton Cora Fosty of Springville Walter Deible and family Walter Beidelscheis and family of Sycamore Wilford Pressler and family of Springville and Harry Deible of Carey.
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Katie Wenner
Arid Cord Deible
Kenton
Cora Fosty
Springville
Walter Deible
Walter’ Beidelscheis
Sycamore
Wilford Pressler
Harry Deible
Carey
F.B. Deible
Springfield Team Beats Clippers Eight to Three
Base Ball at the local field last Sunday saw the Springfield team defeat the Clippers eight to three. Next Sunday the Clippers are scheduled to play Kensom.
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Clippers
Springfield
Sunnday
Kensom
Nevada pool hall owner freed for lack of evidence
William Campbell, proprietor of a pool hall on Main Street, was arrested on a detective’s complaint for keeping a place where intoxicating liquors are sold. Before Mayor A L Gregg, his hearing Monday resulted in dismissal for lack of sufficient evidence. Costs to be paid by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Main Street
A. L. Gregg
Nevada
Post Card Shower For Verna Long Birthday
Friends and relatives held a post card shower Tuesday June 14 in honor of Miss Verna Long turning eighteen. Many beautiful cards were received and Miss Long expressed her thanks.
Changes at Mutual Exchange
Miss Fern Sillin resigns as hello girl at the mutual exchange to move to Bartlesville Oklahoma. Miss Zella Shireman remains chief operator with Miss Glenn Stroup day operator, Miss Jemima Cupp night operator, and Miss Helen Grove Sunday and relief operator continuing in roles.
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Fern Sillin
Mutual Exchange
Bartlesville
Oklo
Zella Shireman
Glenn Stroup
Jemima Cupp
Helen Grove
Strawberries From W M Pressler Admire Town Fare
Strawberries from W M Pressler of Adrian were praised last Saturday as nearly perfect by all who tasted them, with residents eager to come and enjoy the berries.
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W. M. Pressler
Adrian
Marriage Announcement from Kansas Ohio
Miss Dessa Stodes daughter of Mr and Mrs Solomon Stodes wed C Lester Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs J F Zimmerman of Greenspring last Thursday in Kansas Ohio They plan an extensive East trip and will be at home in Bettsville after July 15 The groom is grandson of Mrs Henderson Lytle and works as an operator for Nickel Plate at Bettsville
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Carey
Kansas
Ohio
Miss Dessa
Solomon Stodes
C. Lester Zimmmerman
J. F. Zimmerman
Greenspring
Bettsville
Henderson Lytle
This Place
Nickel Plate
Glove Factory to Close for Summer Repairs
The glove factory closes this week for cutter repairs. It will remain shut for one or two weeks after this period and then close again until September 1.
Flowers Donated to Park Brightens Water Works Park
Townspeople donate flowers to Water Works Park including Rev. Father J. G. Mizer Mrs. Charles Carr and the Wild Rose Celery Farm. Mrs. Mary Frederick and Mrs. Wm Augustine give rose bushes for fall planting. The note includes stray text about local disease remedies and a Toledo Ohio patent remedy advertisement.
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Water Works
J. G. Mizer
Charles Carr
Mary Frederick
Wm. Augustine
Card of Thanks for Rollie L. Hoke’s illness and death
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our brother Rollie L. Hoke. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers. Dr. and Mrs A, FP, Constien. W. H. Hoke, P. H., Hoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie L. Hoke
W. H. Hoke
P. H., Hoke
Elizabeth Garn Expresses Thanks for Support
Elizabeth Garn thanks the Subordinate Lodge Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Rowe Sisters and others for flowers sent during her illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythias
Rowe
Elza Garn
Dinner Party Attended by Schlaters Guests at Noon
Mr and Mrs Fred Schlater hosted a noon dinner at their home four miles north of town. The guests included Mr and Mrs Peter Theis and Andrew Huff and family of New Berlin. Mr and Mrs John Fleck of Cateydna. Miss Alfreda Kilbrecht of Tiffany. and Jennie and Rosie Schlater.
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Fred Schlater
Peter -Theis
Andrew
Huff
New Beigly
And
John Fleck
Catey
Alfréda Kilbrecht
Tiffiny
Jennie
Rosié Setilater
Mury Ross Weds Draper At Forest Presbyterian Parsonage
Tuesday evening at 7 30 oclock the marriage of Miss Mury Ross daughter of Mrs Rosman to Mr Draper son of Mr and Mrs John Draper of Kenton was performed by Rev Hanna at the Presbyterian parsonage in Forest. The bride wore a gown of white embroidery. The couple will reside at the bride’s mother home.
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Presbyterian
Forest
Mury Ross
Rosman
Ida
Ross Draper
John Draper
Kenton
Hanna
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Orphans Visit Rev Father Mizer at Toledo Estate
About 75 to 100 orphans from St. Anthony's Orphanage Toledo arrived with Jesuit Fathers and Gray Nuns for their annual outing to Rev Father Mizer's residence. The grounds were praised as ideal. A noon dinner will be served in the hall across from the church.
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St. Anthony’s
Toledo
Father Mizer
Death of Rollie L. Hoke in Upper Sandusky
Rollie L. Hoke died at his sister Mrs. A F Coustien home Sunday morning June 19 from tuberculosis after ten weeks there and illness in Davenport Iowa since February He was born December 22 1880 in Harpster son of George and the late Mary Hoke He leaves one sister two brothers a grandmother and an uncle He served in Company B in the Spanish American War and three years in heavy artillery The funeral was held Tuesday at 11 AM at the Coustien home with Reverends W W Constien and W J Green in charge The remains were moved to Upper Sandusky for interment at Oak Hill cemetery Pallbearers were his two brothers the uncle and Dr Constien
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie L. Hoke
A. F. Coustien
Coustien
Davenport
Iowa
Mr. Hoke
Harpster
George Hoke
Upper
Sandusky
W. W. Constien
W. J. Green
Upper’ Sandusky
Hocking Valley
Tran
Odk ‘Hill
Joh Méincér
Otto Ritter
Upper Sandusky
Marshall Carter
Daisy
Anslem Bloom
Rebecca Fought
Harry Heimrich
McCutchenville
Constien
Showing the Way and Curious Dialogue in A Parlor Exchange
An elderly man asks about a boy in a vignette where a small boy suggests two methods to learn the truth. The scene features a playful exchange about guessing or inquiring. Voices include Agnes and a gyroscope remark about balance at a bank.
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Agnes
Puck
Wasps Attack Tactics as Described in Naturalist Book
Belt in his Naturalist In Nicaragua notes two wasp attack styles. Some crawl through hair to sting near the skin, while others in human dwellings fly toward the face. The first species clings to hair or beards. the second learned facial targeting through brain action.
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Belt
Nicaragua
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Ade
Mutual
Times Office
JL. Alspach, Prop
Splendid
Will
Fletcher
Castoria
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moore
Church For Prayer
Tedders
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. A. Chesebrough
Fitzwater
Findlay District
Riverside Park
United Evangelical Church
W. Elmer Bailey
Ewing’s
Lutheran’ Church
Rev. E. Luther
Spaid
Family Party
Duan
John R. Garrett
Girard
Ala
K. J. Cheary & Co
F. J. Cooney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
Drogelsts, the
Hall
Lusk & Dull
Carey, Ohio
Rollie Hoke
Pereares
Jon Aba
Hoff Block
J. King
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