Community notes from Upper Sandusky and area
Local items report a plan to form a military company in Upper Sandusky, a probate filing for Miles A. Mitten, and boundary changes for the fifth ward. Adams Express may absorb American Express, while Emery T. Carpenter of Nevada assigns his business. A white sparrow with pink eyes is shown as a curiosity. The Fourth of July parade and races are planned at the fair ground with fireworks in the evening. Probate Judge Rowland grants a temporary injunction over Aiken tax collection on Ernest Dunn. a Wharton wedding of Charles Earp and Bertha Richards is noted. Motorcycle mishap near Nevada injures two Bucyrus youths. W C T U convention ends with Emma Hosterman winning a gold medal. Henry Secrist is injured moving a hay baler. Nevada party tours Mechanicsburg to inspect alfalfa farming. Ernest Dunn faces a steep liquor tax bill. injunction sought. Upper Sandusky firemen attend a Defiance district convention. a perilous rail incident near Lafayette is described. A carp blocks a water valve at a Pennsylvania rail junction, causing a repair scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Emery T. Carpenter
Nevada
Rowland
H. E. Dwire
Walter Culver
Fair Ground
Frederick
Ernest Dunn
Common Pleas Court
Charles Earp
Bertha Richards
Wharton
Ray Steiner
Henry Richards
Big Four
Bucyrus
Ruth Sink
Bernice Herbert
Catharine Miller
Lucile Smith
Upper Sancusky
George Wolverton
Emma Hosterman
Sycamore
Walter Phelps
Alma Leedom
William Troup
Pitt, Township
Hosterman
Henry Secrist
Mr. Secrist
W.A. Marshall
Mechanicsburg
Joseph Whig
Wing
Farmers’ Institute
Carey
Frank
Dunn
City Council Discusses Ditch Route and Sidewalk Width
The city council met Monday with Mayor Laughlin and councilmen present. Bills paid include coal freight labor and materials from several local suppliers. G W Sutphen requested a route survey change for the Houk ditch to lower ground. approved. Jesse Stombaugh seeks sidewalk width on Newhard street. four feet sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin
Angus
Chambers
Dunlap
Johnson
Keller
Kurtz
Kennerley
Sunday Creek Coal Co
David Hall
C. C. Carr
BE. L. Barrett
W. H. Snyder
Wots Rislaly
J. W. ‘Updegraff
Agen
Carey
Putmes
G. Laughlin
Ardmore
Newhard Sisters Attend Library Convention in Catskills
Miss Mabel Newhard of Virginia Minnesota and her mother visited last week and she travels to New York then to Kaaper skille in the Catskills for an American Library Association meeting. Her sister Miss Persis will join in Toledo and accompany her to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Newhard
Virginia
Minnesota
Mary Newhard
New York
Kaaperskille
Catskill Mountains
American Library Association
Toledo
Miss Persis Newhard
Miss Persis
Ruhi
Missionary Session Of Local Woman's Society
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church met with Mrs. C R Tate. Devotions were led by president Mrs P F Devaux. Mrs Tate led the lesson on The Chinese Church and Mrs Jacob Stiefel supervised the text-book. A leaflet titled The Bible Woman was read by Mrs Carey Dipert. Next meeting is the third Tuesday in July with Mrs James Weaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
United Evangelical Church
C. R. Tate
P. F. Devaux
Tate
Jacob Stief
Beng
Carey Dipert
James Weaks
Notice to Parents About Children Playing Near Roads
The mayor E G Laughlin urges parents to caution children who play on roads and jump onto moving vehicles to prevent accidents and nuisance to operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Laughlin
Parish to Build New Parochial School This Summer
Our Lady of Consolation parish plans a new modern school on the corner of Lake and Clay streets this summer. The state inspector of factories and public buildings has reviewed the rural district school buildings and also examined the parochial school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Clay
Luzader sells Lake Street residence to C J Brown
A W Luzader sold his Lake street residence next to the former Our Lady of Consolation parish hall site to C J Brown of Cleveland for 1200 dollars. Possession is given October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Luzader
Lake Street
Our Lady of Consolation
C.J. Brown
Cleveland
Mr. Luzader
Seventh Wedding Anniversary at Kenyon Home
Mr and Mrs M H Kenyon celebrated their seventh anniversary with an intimate dinner on May 17. Apple blossom decorations from Mother Stewarts old apple tree graced the Veranda area near Miss Campbells home. Mrs Kenyon is sister to F J Livingston of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H. Kenyon
Mother Stewart
Kenyon
Filisha
Miss Campbell
Zion City
F. J. Livingston
News as Told in Manilla Time Capsule
Scott Tong shares copies of the Weekly Manilla Times highlighting Civil War era era reveals with Aguinaldo as witness in a general's integrity case. The paper mixes English and Spanish sections and blends local and international items for readable society news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Tong
Manilla
The
Times
Tong
Islands
Neighborhood Children Celebrate Margaret Sutphen Birthday
A Saturday evening gathering marked the seventh birth day anniversary of Little Miss Margaret Sutphen. Mrs. G. V. Sutphen served supper as games were played and guests presented pretty reminders. Guests included Virginia Straw Kirtland Straw Jane Spencer Martha Spencer Lydia Heck and Clyde Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sutphen
G. V. Sutphen
Virginia and
Kirtland Straw
Jane
Martha Spencer
Lydia Heck
Clyde Huston
Eva Rose Courtad to wed Fred Lenhardt in Toledo
Marriage notice from Toledo states Eva Rose Courtad daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Courtad will marry Fred Lenhardt of Toledo Ohio. The ceremony occurred June 21 at 2 30 PM at St Francis de Sales cathedral with Rosa Bell Schuller and William Lenhardt in attendance. They plan an eastern trip and will be at home after July 1 at 401 Sherman Street Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Courtad
Eva Rose
Fred Lenhardt
Toledo
Oho
St. Francis de Sales Cathedral
Rosabell Schuller
William Lenhardt
Sherman Street
Dinner Guests at the Galt House
Mrs George Brown entertained Sunday with a family dinner at the Galt House. Guests included Mr and Mrs E G Laughlin and daughter Mary, Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg and sons Fordyce and William, Mr and Mrs J F Brown and daughter Dorcas, and Mr C D Brown and son Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Galt House
E.G. Laughlin
Mary
Byron Ogg
Fordyce
William
J. F. Brown
Dorcas
C.D. Brown
Russell
Gettysburg Reunion Plans Highlight State Support
The upcoming fiftieth anniversary reunion will honor Union and Confederate veterans. Ohio will provide free transport for state survivors and care at the battlefield. Pennsylvania and the federal government are funding the event. Carey has no veterans attending, while Upper Sandusky locals plan to go. Martin Loudenslager of the 55th Ohio Infantry remains home due to fatigue concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Ohio
Battle Ground
Pennsylvania
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Martin Loudenslager
Eight year old Edna Youngblood recovering after operation
Edna Youngblood an eight year old girl from Fostoria is staying with her grandmother Mrs Emma Long while recovering from a recent operation. She had adenoids and a cancerous growth in the roof of her mouth removed about two weeks ago and is said to be greatly improved. The physician believes the growth will not return. Mrs Long and Edna traveled to Fostoria Sunday to continue music studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Youngblood
Emma Long
Fostoria
Ray Youngblood
Baum Son Bitten by Tarantula In Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs Nathan Baum of West Mansfield street learn their son G L Baum a member of the Fourteenth U S Cavalry is confined in a Browns ville Texas hospital after a tarantula bite. He is receiving the best care and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Baum
Weat Mansfield Street
G. L. Baum
Fourteenth U.S. Cavalry
Brownsville
Texas
Sprained Ankle Revealed After Months of Pain
Saturday discovery showed Miss Irene Stombaugh daughter of Jesse Stombaugh had suffered months of ankle pain misattributed to the instep. Doctor R C Van Buren determined the cause was a sprained ankle and advised treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Stombaugh
Jesse Stombaugh
Miss Stombaugh
R. C. van Buren
Johnson Miller Sell Four Cars to North Central Buyers
Last week Johnson & Miller sold an Overland touring car to Willis Gregg Elza Walton and William Gregg of Sycamore and a Ford to George Beis of northeast of Carey. On Saturday A P Johnson and Chas Sutter of this place with the Sycamore men went to Toledo for the gerland cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Miller
Willis Gregg
Elza Walton
William Gregg
Sycamore
George Beis
Carey
A. P. Johnson
Chas
Sutter
Toledo
Gerland
Epworth League Delegates Attend Findlay District Meet
Wallace Beebe Russell Nowlan Mau rice Kisselle and Miss Dorcas Dow attended the Findlay district convention of the Epworth League on the previous Wednesday and Thursday. Dow was accompanied by her house guest Miss Edna Wilson of Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Beebe
Russell Nowlan
Maurice Kisselle
Dorcas Dow
Findlay
Epworth League
Mis Dow
Edna Wilson
Forest
Plumbing Proclaimed as Best Time to Act
Homeowners are urged to fix leaks and upgrade systems now for lower costs and better efficiency. Local contractors emphasize timely service, quality workmanship, and long term savings on energy bills.
Plumbers Promise Fault-Free Work For New House
A plumbing contractor vows to complete work on a new house with no room for fault finding and to perform the job reasonably, as honestly as possible, ensuring quality workmanship.
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Ream Cuty
Huston
Paul
Carey, Oto
Brown
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown, Mer
Carey, Ohio
Reynold
United States
Lucquire
Chak Rarrrarti
Trarrerrere
Defiance
Lima
Lafayette
Ada
Ft. Wayne
Uion-Republican
City Council
New Parochial School
C. Bowley Beck
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