Large Attendees Fill Opera House Over Five Hundred
Attendance across the district was so high that the opera house was needed, packed with over five hundred men.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Boxwell Commencement at Ark U B church
Boxwell commencement in Big lick township on Wednesday June 22 featured seven graduates Orville Metzker Mary Cole Inice Newcomer Milton Wisely Ruby Sheridan Ruth Chambers and Ethel Cole. Engler orchestra and Ridge township quartet provided music. Miss Engler organized the orchestra and the crowd filled the church with many turned away after three extra selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
Biglick Township
Ark U. B
Orville Metzker
Mary Cole
Inice Newcomer
Milton Wisely
Ruby Sheridan
Ruth Chambers
Ethel Cole
Engler
Ridge Township
Fined for Assault in Lime Kiln Incident
Ralph Hoppe was arraigned before Police Judge Joseph F. Wonder on a charge of assaulting Royal Adams at the lime kiln. Hoppe was fined two dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hoppe
Joseph F. Wonder
Royal Adams
Hoppe
Mayor appoints police judge and street curbing plan announced
Mayor Van Heyde appointed Joseph F. Wonder as police judge and the council confirmed the appointment. The meeting also approved curbing on Clay and West Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Heyde
Joseph F. Wonder
Carey Seeks Bids for Curbing Project in Wyandot County
Sealed bids for a curb construction project in Carey Wyandot county Ohio will be accepted until 7 pm Monday July 11 1910. The job calls for about 1500 feet of four inch by twenty two inch curb with eight foot joints each block containing an eight inch iron pipe set in mortar one to four cement to sand. Curbs to follow west and Clay streets with rounded corners. The village reserves the right to reject any bids. C G Spencer clerk of the incorporated village of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
C. G. Spencer
Independent ticket backs Senator Corey in Bucyrus mass meeting
Senator Hugh M Cory, denied renomination by the Democratic convention at Tiffin, runs as an independent. A mass meeting at Bucyrus organized the campaign with Sherman L French as chair, C F Smith as secretary, and W C Kiess S F Royer and L Moser as vice presidents. A central committee to secure petition signatures was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Cory
Tiffin
Bucyrus
Crawford
Sherman L French
C. F. Smith
W. C. Kiess
Royer
S. L. Moser
Bucyrus Forum
Corey
Volrath Opera House
Court House
Change In Drag Line Sees Hunter Buy Ogg Interest
Chase Hunter now an American Express agent has bought out James Ogg's stake in their drag line. He remains in the office while Judd Bushong and Albert Tong operate the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Hunter
The
American Express
James Ogg
Judd Bushong
Albert Tong
Rothgeb Family Plans Fourth of July Visit and Bellevue Stay
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rothgeb with children will leave Saturday for Flat Rock to spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Billiards. The Rothgebs will return that evening and then go to Bellevue for a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Rothgeb
Flat Rock
Arthur Billiards
Mr. Rothgeb
Mrs. Rothgeb
Bellevue
E. L. Hiskey
Coterie Club Hosts Afternoon Meeting at Herbert Home
The Coterie Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Roy Herbert’s home. Guests included Mrs. W. J. Newhard Mrs. C. C. Kisselle and Miss Florence Smith Miss Luis Barnes and Miss Tessie Herbert. Cards were played with tally cards as small flags and dining room decorations featured many flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herbert
W. J. Newhard
C.C. Kisselle
Florence Smith
Luis Barnes
Tessie Herbert
U B Church Notes and Local Social Roundup
U. B. Church notes list Sunday school at 9 00 a m junior league 2 00 p m preaching at 7 30 p m with subject Twenty Minutes with Boy prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30 led by C H Hull teachers meeting Friday choir practice Beech Grove Sunday school notes and Beech Grove preaching at 10 30 next Sunday What Doth God Require of Me Mrs Jacob Stief Emma Stief and Ella Criger spent in Toledo and Findlay visits numerous local residents and families are reported with gatherings and travel details including Dunkirk Lorain and Detriot assignments and a Regal Plugger reception signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kennerley
Otto
Young
C. H. Hull
Algo
Beech Grove
Delmar Mulvane
Prospect
I. N. Zeis
Martha Studder
Donald
Whitehouse
J. F. Wonder
Sarah Hibbing
Marion Alspach
Vanjue
A. P. Johnson
New York
Chicago
Chet England
Webb England
Chester
Clyde England
Chudren Francis
Elizabeth
Millie Laning
Charles Allison
Clayton Wrightsman
John H. Gamel
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Mr. Gamel
Art Store Co
Carey Markers and Farm Items Listed in Train OCR
OCR fragment lists farm goods including oats rye eggs hogs cattle calves and livestock feed Timothys and mixed groceries with prices per unit. It shows poultry prices for hens chickens turkeys geese and ducks and notes feed and seed items with small numeric values.
Anniversary Surprise For Mr and Mrs Chas Marr
A group celebrated the wedding anniversary at the Marrs cottage east of town arranged by daughters Mrs Sawyer and Miss May. Guests included several local families and friends who arrived during a Toledo absence, with lanterns, flowers, a bride cake, speeches, piano singing, and gifts such as a pink cameo and Stoddard’s lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
H. Marr
Mrs. Sawyer
Miss May
Mark and
Georges
E. B. Kurtz
F. J. Grand Heice
Beatrice Vigor
Columbus
Homer Thrall
Eloise
Fourth at Alvada Championship Day Planned
The baseball teams from surrounding towns meet at Alvada on July 4 for a championship. A morning first pitch at 10 a.m. followed by afternoon and evening band concerts and a Grand Ball at Whyte Hogge Hall. Music by the Farning Foster Orchestra with festive crowds throughout the night. Managers M. W. McCormick and C. D. Chilcote promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvada
Whyte Hogge Hall
Famgng Fosters
Elegatrical
M. W. McCormick
C. D. Chilcote
Adv
Burr Rock and Buff Leghorn Egg Settings Advertisement
Wants include 15 eggs per setting at 75 cents for 4 settings of 15 eggs. Mentions Leghorn and Brown Leghorn with 50 cents per setting of 15. Also notes good eggs and contact J. T. Myers with phone numbers. Real estate offer for a T-ream haus barn with two acres in Upper Bandusky Ohio and inquiries to C McCleary Bell phone 242. Also listings for large boxes for sale, two to three furnished rooms sought, and a team of mules and four horses for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Myers
Bandusky
O C
McCleary
Bell Phone 242
H. A. Pennington
H. Presler
Garey
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J. M. Harrison
M. D
Carey Times
Omer Thrall
Appli
Vanlue
the Council
Editorial
Elmore, Maxwell and
Regal
Alll
Seldon Pt
Coterie Meeting
U. B. Church Notes
J. Shelder
Jacob Stief
Emma Stief
Ella Criger
Toledo
John Lytle
Doris
Findlay
H. Lytle
Fred Gibbs
Doris Lytle
May van Heyde
Lorain
B. Frank Benton
Arthur Caswell
Laura Kentfield
Shawtown
Rebekah
Bellefountain
S. B. Gillette
C. W. McGill
Dean
Byron Ogg
J. A. Smith
James L. Hood
Cecil
Pauline
Mildred
Levon
Dunkirk
Mr. Hood
Pirs
John J. Fox
J. P. Mathias
LaVern
Mary
Rose Simonis
Thomas O’brien
Mary McGraph
Upper Sandusky
J. A. Grossman
Mary Brunton
George Ash
Eee
Eters
Carey, Ohio
Camp Restaurant
Ross Patterson
Franklin Newhard
Patterson
H. B. Kurtz
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