Correspondence Notes Many Local Sunday Visits
The column lists numerous families visiting one another on Sunday and Saturday. Names include Kathleen Schrote Geneva Cross Stephen roll Fayaj Charmig Fruth-Werg TEihe-Pratt and many others from Carey Vanlue and Williamstown areas. It records social calls at homes of Baughman Copley Beck Pratt and Stoll families among others.
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Kathleen Schrote
Geneva Cross
Payaj
Charmig’ Fruth
Teihe-Pratt
Stephen “Roll
Addison Lee
J. "E. Copley
Isaiah Searfoss
FE. A
Gotap
Y. PB
G. B. Glass
St. Paul
Cora Baughman
J. L. Sehrote
Evelyn and
Millard
Elmer Pratt
Crawford and area residents visit varied friends
Crawford residents Bert Kentfield and family visit Fred Dible while the Baum family from Belle Vernon and others travel to see friends. I D Snouffer visits Columbus. Rev Beaschler speaks at Grace Chapel. The Beaschler family hosts Joe Gabriel and son from Union County. Clyde Wheeler visitors depart from Conneautville. A local astronomer claims a two million mile tail comet discovery.
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Bert Kentfield
Fred Dible
Nathafr Baum
Belle ' ‘Vernony
Solday
Charles Muller
Upper Sandusky
Théinofhe
Columbus
Joe Gabriel
Union County
G. H. Beaschler
Grace Chapel hosts Sunday Sabbath school and guests
Grace Chapel held Sunday school at 9 30 with a large crowd and a program led by Supt C L Kennerley. Guests included Walter and Mae Updegraff and many local families enjoyed a Sunday dinner and a community gathering with flowers and songs. Rev G H Beaschler from Crawford spoke briefly praising the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace ‘Chapel
Walter
Mae
Willie
Jenny Walters
Earl Greek
John ‘Wickiser
Troy
Hobart
Anil
Jobing
Walters
Pru
Updegralf
Forest
Eng
Bessie Bengain
Jandé Messrs
Orville
Dean
James ' Evene
George
Hotéllingy
Reas
Kenerley
Addison’ Rickté
C. LE. Kennerley
G. H. Beaschler
Crawford
Supt
Kennerley
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Meetings
Vanlue residents Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass and Mrs. Pearl Heinstand visit Van Wert and Rawson relatives. Findlay guests include Mr and Mrs Will Snook and family and Mr and Mrs J J Snook shopped in Findlay. Numerous social visits occur among Shull, Earley, Breitigam, Buckingham, Plotts and Dipert households nearby.
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Elizabeth Snodgrass
van Wert
John Tourrey
Forest
Ralph Bright
Findlay
Everett Shuck
Pearl Heinstand
Rawson
Wm. Snook
J. J. Snook
Lewis
Leoma Breitigam
Eva Earley
Goldie Buckingham
Will Souder
H. T. Shull
Wm. Dipert
Andy Plotts
Wharton
Springville Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
John Fredritze visited Tiffin and F N Dible fished near Sycamore Monday. Miss Mable Crislip and Hazel Dible visited or stayed with relatives in Arcadia and near Vanlue. Bessie Brayton and Grace Presler hosted guests in Adrian with family ties. Louis Galbroner received news from Jamesville Michigan and Harry Nye of Columbus planned a week with Louis Galbroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fredritze
F. N. Dible
Sycamore
Mable Crislip
Hazel Dible
Arcadia
Bessie Brayton
Joseph Windau
Alice
Clara Phillips
Grace Presler
Adrian
Bessie
Anna Brayton
Ray Morehart
E. P. ‘Boyrne
Near Tiffin
Neice
Frances
Near Vanlue
Gertrude
Naomi Crislip
Findlay
Louis Galbroner
Oldest Actor Enrico Pinelli Turns 110 in Italy
Reports say Enrico Pinelli, living near Palermo, is the world’s oldest actor. He first appeared publicly in 1811 at age ten in an Italian William Tell adaptation, a production halted after the father, the manager, was imprisoned for a revolutionary play. Pinelli continued on stage until near age 90.
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Enrico Pinelli
Palermo
Schiller
Naples
Pinelli
Italy
Roosevelt Third Party Emerges After Republican Defeat
The Roosevelt supporters form a new independent ticket after the GOP convention where he was defeated. Arthur L. Garford of Elyria represents Ohio on the notification committee as organizers from 22 states meet to chart the party's future and solidify backing for Colonel Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosévelt
Roosevelt
Ohio
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Dust Oiling District Four Resolution Adopted in Carey Ohio
Village of Carey Ohio council approves District No 4 road oiling for dust control on South Y Street and Watterson Street segments between Findlay and Worrello Streets. Costs charged by foot frontage to abutting property owners. payment due by September 1 1912 with penalties and collection by county auditor if unpaid. Resolution takes effect per law. E G Laughlin mayor and D C Angus clerk sign.
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Carey
Ohiot
Southy Street
High ‘Street
Watterson
Findlay
Worrello
Vile Yaga
Wyandot County
Ohio
E. G. Laughlin
DD. C. Angus
Roosevelt Demonstration Leaders Plan Second Roosevelt Rally
Governor Johnson of California was empowered to name a seven member committee to confer with Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs W A Davis Chicago woman who led the Roosevelt demonstration. They will draft a plan and platform for the printers convention. No date or plan announced. Rumors place the convention in Chicago on August 3 and a possible Roosevelt progressives gathering at Asbury Park.
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VT Gpaaea
Tom OL
Rooosevelt
Johnson
California
Chicago
Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Ash & Hook
Carey Ohio bonds for Vance Street improvement ordinance
Village council authorizes 18500 bond issue to widen and curb Vance Street from the Northern Ohio Railroad line to Clay Street. Bonds of 500 each issued 37 total, interest 5 percent, terms through 1923, payable at The People's Bank Co. of Carey. Proceeds fund street work. sinking fund trustees manage debt. Passed June 24 1912.
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Vance Street
Northern Ohio Railroad
Clay Street
Carey
Ohio
Said-Village
People’s Bank Co
Sinking Fund
Board of Commissioners
Kervin
Ghaveinin Htatore B. G. Anus
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Trust
An old advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure for one hundred dollars reward if catarrh is not cured. It quotes E. Cheney and Co as makers and references endorsements from the Nation Bank of Commerce. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and lists testimonials and price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE Cheney &Co
Toledo
Tfe
Cheney
Beli¢Ve
Tnation Bank Or Commerce
Ojedo
Tras “ Cottier
Hall
Carey Village Approves Vance Street Improvement Ordinance
The Carey Ohio Village Council directs paving upgrades on Vance Street from the Northern Ohio Railroad right of way to Clay Street. The ordinance sets curb and paving materials, outlines assessment of 80 percent of costs by front-foot parcels, and authorizes bids and legal proceedings for damaged claims. It was passed June 24, 1914 by Mayor J G Laughlin and Clerk D G Angus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Street
Northern Ohio Railroad
Clay Street
Carey
Ohio
Jon i
Aly Ito
Vilage
J. G. Laughlin
D. G. Angus
Real estate listings with farms and town properties for sale
J A Smith advertises a 106 acre Carey area farm with new house and barn at 511000, an 80 acre farm with a large barn at 9000, a near town 1.10yi house under 1000, two W Main St properties, and flexible terms. Also offers loans and insurance options, stressing customer satisfaction.
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Carey
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