Death of Benjamin Bond at Crawford Area
Benjamin Bond died at his daughter Ellen Karr’s home southeast of Crawford after months of ill health. Born September 8, 1832 in Muskingum county Ohio, he served in the Civil War with Ohio’s 18th, later settling in Wyandot, survived by six children including Leonard William and Charles Bond, and siblings Mary Spangler and Barbara Felber. Funeral held Friday at 2:30 pm at Crawford Methodist Church with G A R rites and burial in Ritchie Cemetery.
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Benjamin Bond
W.H. Karr
Crawford
Muskingum County
Ohio
Hocking County
Caroline Matilda Shaw
Ohio Noldnteer
Corinth
Stoke River
Chickamauga
Atlanta
Georgia
Wyandot County
Wfe
Leonard Bond
Tiffin
William Bond
Charles Bond
Marion
Ellen
W. H. Karr
John Bond
Oxley
Missouri
Mary Spangler
Arrowsmith
Illinois
Barbara Felber
Columbus
Methodist Church
Carey Post
G. A.R
George H. Beaschler
George Beaschler
Thomas Laws
Blanche Stoll
Mayme Ritter
Robert Hetzel
Fred Hetzel
Richard Smith
Mark Karr
Alva Laws
Rock of Ages
Ritchie Cemetery
Grand Army of the Republic
Homer Thrall
W. C. Anderson
George Huff
Joseph F. Wonder
George W. Starr
Thomas H. “Smith
Cyril Simon
Anthony Hall
George Turner
Henry W. Karr
Frank Haford
William Proctor
William Wright
H.F. Bond
Albert Mohr
Kear Family Reunion Held at Water Works Park
The thirty third annual Kear family reunion took place at Water Works Park on June 17 with over 100 attendees. A noon meal followed by a business session opened by president E E Kear featured songs, prayers, recitations, and remarks from Rev E L Spaid and Supt Henry Roth. Officers were retained: President I E E Kear, Vice President Earl Kear, Secretary Treasurer Stella Nye. The planning committees were named and the next reunion set for June 1916 at the same location.
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Kear
Wateraworks Park
E. E Kear
Wharton
E. L. Spaid
Essie Kear
Salem
David Kear
Voyle Brashares
Carey
Leland Kear
Big Oak
Paul Henry Roth
Sycamore
Spaid
Henry Roth
E. E. Kear
Earl Kear
Upper Sandusky
Stella
Carey woman Elizabeth Cosgray receives OWU BA degree
Elizabeth Mary Cosgray of Carey Ohio Wesleyan University conferred the Bachelor of Arts degree on Wednesday. A prominent athlete she played on the class basketball team and belonged to The Social Service League the Y W C A Cabinet the Suffrage Club and the Ladies Choral Society. She plans to teach German or English.
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Elizabeth Mary Cosgray
Carey
Ohio Wesleyan University
Miss Cosgray
Social Service League
Y. W. Cr. A. Cabinet
Suffrage Club
Ladies’ Choral Society
Magers Joins Bland's Band for Lincoln Chautauqua Tour
Frank Magers left last Thursday to join Bland's Band and Orchestra in Shelbyville Indiana for Lincoln Chautauqua work. The group will travel through Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Bland's Orchestra previously appeared with Carey's Chautauqua attractions last summer.
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Frank Magers
Shelbyville
Ind
Bland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Carey
Upper Sandusky News Highlights Local Happenings
Examiners inspect county offices this week as farmers report wheat crop damage from storms. Auditor Marguerat issues a 30 day sealer of weights and measures appointment. George Mann trades a 68 acre farm for a residence north of the city. Representative S. J. Black learns of his mother's death in Franklin PA aged 73. Burglaries target the Nevada Post Office with two safes dynamited. Joan Sawyer and party visit Upper Sandusky en route to Chicago and San Francisco for vaudeville shows.
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Marguerat
George Mann
Upper Sandusky
S. J. Black
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Samuel Kennerley
Lewis Kimmel
Judge Close
Paul S. Ranck
Sycamore
Upper
Sandusky
Charles Bibson
Voluma Cole
Wharton
G. H. Beaschler
Crawford
Jacob Ranck
Trumbull County
Hattie Keller
Mifflin Township
W.—E.—Chiles
Harpster
Dorris Beausey
Carrie Kilbourne
Wesley Avenue
Columbus
Broad
Third Streets
Nevada Post Office
Court of Common Pleas
William Willoughby
Arthur Williams
William Slyder
Hocking Valley Station
Virgil Zahn
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Hocking Valley
Arthur Willams
Virgal Zahn
Luckstone
Lemert
Everning
Jéan Sawyer
Vaideville
New York City
San Francisco
Cal
Joah Sawyer
Stewart Ives de Krafft
George Harcourt
Joan Sawyer
Bob Evans
Paige Automobile Co
T. F. Williams
Sawyer Car
Paige
Médei
Joan’ Samyer
Tod Sandusky
Sears
Anna Bentz
North Sandusky Avenue
Leefe Stacy
Chicago
Ravenna Park
Walton
F. Berg & Son
Daily Chief
Garey Victorious Over Marion Athletics at Wagner’s Park
Garey defeated the Marion Athletics Sunday afternoon at Wagner's Park in a fine game. Doc Nichols pitched well striking out fourteen. About 200 attended as Gassner of Tiffin returns as Carey’s pitcher. Upcoming games include Upper Sandusky Reds and Woodville at Wag ner's Park.
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Carey
Marion Athletics
Wagner's Park
Doc” Nichols
Upper Sandusky Reds
Gassner
Tiffin
Carey Boys
Woodville
Wagners Park
Funeral Held for Mother Mary Pius in Tiffin
Attendees included Mrs. Joseph Roll Mrs. Clara Straw and Miss Augusta Magers at the funeral for Mother Mary Pius formerly Emma Magers a cousin of Mrs. Roll and aunt of Miss Magers. She had served as mother superior at the Ursuline convent in Tiffin twice and recently moved to Toledo. Typhoid fever aggravated by homesickness contributed to her death.
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Joseph Roll
Clara Straw
Augusta Magers
Mother Mary Pius
Tiffin
Emma Magers
Roll
Miss Magers
Ursuline Convent
Toledo
New Scout Master Named for Boy Scouts
Roy Kirkwood is secured as scout master. The meeting night moves to Friday and this week’s meeting will be with Harlow Van Buren.
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Roy Kirkwood
Boy Scouts
Harlow van Buren
Death of Mrs. Squire Elder After Long Illness
Mrs. Squire Elder dies at her parents home six miles southwest of the city after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. Born Virgie Beck twenty five years ago she married Wilbur Wright and later Walter Elder. Survived by daughter Martha, parents, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at the family home with burial in St Paul church yard.
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Marion Berk
Squirett
Wilbur Arifith
Martha
Eider
Wider
Clarence Laird
Carey
Claude Bushong
Mt. Blanchard
Ernest
Stanley
St. Paul Church
City Council approves numerous street and utility bills
The Monday night city council meeting saw the approval of bills for mowing weeds, cleaning streets, cat control, and street labor. Individuals listed include Joseph Hook, Keller and Snyder, Scott McKinnon, J W Weaks, Robert Drake, Jacob Greno, and firms such as International Pump Co Fort Wayne Electric Works and Nagel Electric Works.
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Wonder
Angus
Pahl
Ryder
Washburn
Heck
Dun
Joseph Hook
Keller & Snyder
C. Deitelbach
Scott McKinnon
J. W. Weaks
Npsasens
Board of Affairs
Robert Drake
Seazelle
Quarterly Meeting Schedule At United Evangelical Churches
The last conference year quarterly meeting is set for next Sunday at the United Evangelical churches with Rev Sager presiding. A Saturday two o’clock conference at the church will precede Sunday services including sacraments. Rev DeVaux will preach in Findlay as Rev Bailey attends a United Evangelical convention in York Nebraska.
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United Evangelical Churches
Sager
St. Paul's Church
St. John’s Church
P. F. ,.DeVaux
Spring Grove Cemetery Assessments Due 1915 Notice
All lot owners in Spring Grove Cemetery must call on J. P Newhard or H B Keller to pay their up-herb assessments for 1915 to the Spring Grove Cemetery Co.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
J. P Newhard
H B Keller
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Milburn Light Electric
The
Carey Auto Sales Co
Milburn Wagon Company
Toledo, Ohio
Carey Electric Telephone Company
Jonh Brown
W.oh. Snyder
Garey
Quarterly Meeting
the Royal
van Thornton
Selig
Samuel
Vitagraph
George Adelable
Paramount Picture
Lawrence Peyton
Martin Eden
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