For Rent Pleasant rooms above Fredericks grocery
Rental notice for pleasant rooms above Frederick's grocery with inquiry directed to Mrs. Adam Frederick.
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Frederick
Adam Frederick
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
1
Local Notes From Hancock Wyandot Counties
Obituary reports Francis M. Diller of Sycamore aged 68, Civil War veteran and Jaqueth post member. Marriages include T. J. Barnhiser to Mrs. Louisa Beer at Upper Sandusky parsonage. Pension grants listed for Albert Tripp, James Southward, and William Eatherton. Various court and legal notes, detentions, and property transfers, plus local injuries and deaths in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Diller
Sycamore
Jaqueth
Grand Army
T. J. Barnhiser
Louisa Beer
Tymochtee Township
Upper Sandusky
T. J. Holmes
Methodist Church
Bling Pension Commission
Albert Tripp
Sycamores Township
James Southward
William Eatherton
Richland
Birthday Social Grants New Members for May and June
The Pythian Sisters hosted a birthday social last Thursday evening with May and June birthday members on the serving committee. Two candidates, Misses Elsie Turnbell and Daisy Ryder, were admitted into the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Elsie Turnbell
Daisy Ryder
First Mass for Father John Theis at Our Lady of Consolation
Father John Theis, recently ordained at Toledo, celebrated his first Mass at Our Lady of Consolation, with a large crowd attending both in the church and in processions from the parsonage. The ceremony included German and English sermons, a deacon and subdeacon, and benediction at three altars. Theis, son of Mrs. Nicholas Theis, studied at St Gregory's near Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer
John Theis
Toledo
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Father Theis
Fire Department
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Alter
Leonora Wagner
Kirby
Hilda
Leona Theis
Joseph Gerz
John Lamotte
St. Gregory’s College
Mizer
Father Gerz
Waechter
Tilfin
Theis
Nicholas ‘Theis
Cincinnati
Fire Escape Contract Awarded for Local School
The board of education awarded the fire escape contract to Champion Iron Works of Kenton for 31068 dollars. Bids ranged from 1529 to 1068 dollars. Iron stairways four feet wide with bannisters will be installed. work to begin soon. Ranger and Huston hold plumbing contract for the new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Champion Iron Works
Kenton
Ranger & Huston
Vanlue Edges Arlington 4–3 in Twelve Innings
In a tight game at Vanlue last Thursday Vanlue defeated Arlington 4 to 3 after twelve innings. At Wharton on Sunday Hogan Runts of Marlon beat Wharton 3 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Arlington
Wharton
Hogan
Marlon
City Council Meeting Minutes Report
Mayor Chambers, Clerk Stahl and seven councilmen attended. The finance list includes Robert Drake and helpers 9.77, Wonder 450, Graham Mackland 100, J W Weeks 0.50, Walter Carr 100, W A Perhins 15.00, Mabel Nawhaid librarian salary 0.00. The Spencer ditch committee favored construction and mayor to contact railroad firms. Town pump repairs ordered and window screens for council room procured. Depredations by stock at large to be addressed. marshal to enforce ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Stahl
Werbert
Pahl
Jacoby
Hart
Dame
Kear
Robert Drake
Wonder
Cleveland
Mass
Grahan Mackland
W.H. Snyder
J. W. Weeks
Walter Carr
Tridge
W.A. Perhins
Mabel Nawhaid
Watt Course Comlmitttee
Spencer Ditch
Lightning Strikes Farmin Salem Township Causes Damage
A Friday storm hit Salem township with lightning damaging a barn and house of Edward Davidson. Fourteen sheep owned by John A. Fox were killed by a lightning fault along a wire fence. Wind toppled corn cribs for William Davidson and Mr Caldwell, plus severe hail damaged fruit and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Davidson
Salem Township
John A. Fox
William Davidson
Caldwell
M W A Memorial Service Held At Lutheran Church
The M. W. A. Memorial order held its first memorial service at the Lutheran church on Sunday afternoon. Rev E Luther Spaid led the religious service with choir and a duet by Russell Kurtz and Claire Ewing. The gathering honored the order and reflected on friendship through biblical examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W.A
Lutheran Church
R. F. Phillips
Fire Department
Main Street
Patterson
E. Luther Spaid
Russell Kurtz
Claire Ewing
Spaid
Jonathan
David
Sunday School Meeting Program at Oak Grove Church
A Sunday school program set for July 4 at Oak Grove church. morning session begins 9:00 with devotional exercises led by Lady Dickey, then school children's day exercises, songs by Towner Quartet, and an address to children by Mary L. Cook. Afternoon session includes songs, discussions, and a temperance address by Mark B. Spacht, ending with Sunday School dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Church
Towner
Mary L. Cook
C. A. Wright
E. R. Cramer
Snez
Kive
Dessie Anglemyer
Towner Quartet
Temperance
Hewat
Mark B. Spacht
A Mischievous Bolt Strikes Near Sheridan Farm
A bolt of lightning struck an apple tree beside Clint Sheridan while he plowed west of town. The bolt killed one horse instantly and stunned the other, leaving the survivor terrified for hours. The deceased horse was insured by Wyandot Mutual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightnog
Clint Sheridan
Sheridan
G A R Encampment Attendees Praise Lima Event
The Ohio department encampment in Lima drew large crowds with a grand parade and fine decorations. Speakers Henry Robinson Marion Esterley and George Sherman shared impressions praising Lima hospitality. J H Sharer of Alliance was elected commander and Newark will host next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio
Lima
Carey Post
Henry Robinson
Marion Esterley
George Sherman
J.H. Sharer
Aliance
Newark
Four Year Old Irene Pahl Breaks Collar Bone
Friday evening Irene Pahl, daughter of Edward Pahl, fell while playing at Charles Courtad's home. Doctor Southward found a broken collar bone and the cause of the accident remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Daugher
Edward Pahl
Southward
Charles Courtad
Roosevelt forms National Commission for Natural Resources
The President named nearly fifty advisors to create a four part body on water forests lands and minerals with an executive committee led by Gifford Pinchot. Notables include Swain Graves Lathrop Pack Pardee Hill Carnegie Hammond and Mitchell with representation from the Senate and House and key federal bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
White House
Waters
Swain
Massachusetts Institute of Technlogy
Graves
Yale Forestry School
Charles Lathrop Pack
New Jersey
Pardee
California
James J. Hill
Andrew Carnegie
New York
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
John Mitchell
Illinois
Senate
House of Representatives
Engineering Bureau
War Department
Geographical Survey and Reclamation Bureau
Interior Department
Forestry Service
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
Seriously Injured At Wrizit Farm Oil Well
Percy Leonard was helping draw sucker rods when a rod fell from a derrick at the Wrizit farm three miles southeast of town. He was struck in the nose and right arm causing severe injuries. Doctors Southward and Van Buren attended and dressed the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Leonard
Wrizit
Mr. Leonard
Quarry Shut Down After Engine Breaks At Lime & Stone Plant
National Lime and Stone Co quarry halted Monday due to a broken governor on the water pumping engine. Repairs were delayed after the part broke during transfer from an auxiliary engine, delaying restart until new parts arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lime & Stone Co
Lighting Rods and A Talk on Snob Sharpens Local Banter
Rangers and workers are erecting lightning rods in the area as demand rises. An advertisement in this paper ties into the boom, sparked partly by state trooper bulletins shown in our columns. At Emersons dinner table a lion hunter woman is praised for sympathy with success, while Mrs Emerson notes the snob remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger & Huston
Emersn
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