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04 Mar 1915
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Carey Times in Carey, Ohio
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
1
Thaw Case and Lawyer’s Fees in Bankruptcy Ruling
Thaw won a key ruling as a court held lawyer services do not count as property under bankruptcy law. In New York Gleason, his attorney, sought 7600 from Thaw in a prior trial. the defeat cited Thaw’s bankruptcy status. A separate report notes a dairy farm in Cincinnati listing cattle afflicted with foot and mouth disease ordered slaughtered and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Etme
Hs Hiwsers
Tohn Ro Gleason
New York
Thaw
Gleason
Cincinnati
Times
County notes show bids, deaths, and school upgrades
County commissioners plan the infirmary disposal plant sale for March. U S Gear company may build a factory in Upper Sandusky. Myron Wentz seeks guardianship of Virgie Wentz. The council budgets $400 for fourteen band concerts. Banks discount Canadian currency and soon Canadian silver too. February issued fourteen marriage licenses. twelve in February 1914. Mrs Caroline Harrison dies in Delaware County. James O'Brien dies in Sycamore. Plans to pave South and Eighth streets with early survey. Each Upper Sandusky school building now has a new day. funds from pupils. A Go-to-crusade event is planned by The Mone sterial Association. A barn fire in Mifflin township destroys farm equipment. farm insurance noted. Various marriages, deaths, births, and other local notices continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Gerea) Company
Upper Sandusky
Myron Wentz
Virgie Wentz
Rowland
Caroline Harrison
Duenquat
Delaware County
James O’brien
E. A Ludwig
Sycamore
Ireland
Martin
Upper Sanduscky
Bon Ton Bakery Contest Ends With Auto Prize
The Bon Ton bakery hosted a bread wrapper contest over several weeks. John Spaid won with 8500 votes, Ed Gunther followed with 7140, while other contestants had far fewer votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton
John Spaid
Ed Gunther
Missionary Society Meeting Notes at Local Church
Fragmentary report describes a late meeting of a women’s missionary group at a private home. It mentions leadership by a woman named Phy Cintheh and references various ceremonial tasks and discussions, though many words are garbled.
Fragmented OCR travel note on wartime logistics
A garbled travel fragment references troop movements and supply routes, mentioning Prussian War era contexts, weeks of activity, and various places and names. The legible portions hint at wartime logistics and related locations but contain extensive OCR errors.
Cleaning the Big Four Stations Ahead of Manager Worchester Visit
The Big Four stations were cleaned at the start of the week for a visit by General Manager H A Worces ter who toured Tuesday in a special train with road officials. The cleaning was so thorough that money was exhumed from the local station waiting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieat
H A Worcester
Wonders of the Heavens Reported With Rainbow and Lights
A rainbow appeared in the west around five in the afternoon and at eight thirty a spectacular display likened to the Northern Lights was seen in the western sky. Read the Want Ads for more notices.
Community School Appeals Draw Large Sunday Attendance
Unusual turnout marked a Sunday gathering for the Gynoecendas School appeal with 335 at Weedist, 221 at United Evangelical, 110 at United Brethren, 302 at Lutheran, and combined Boble classes totaling 150. Totals reached 667 with varied collections across campuses. Local council met Monday. salaries discussed and new regulations noted as federal drug laws affect retail sales of certain rugs. John Opperhaset mourns the loss of a driving mare after a fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedist
United Evangelcal School
United Brethren School
Lutheran
MOF
United Evangelical
Former School Teacher Minnie Theis Dies After Fright
Minnie Theis wife of Urban Theis of Carey died February 15 1915 at about 4 PM from paralysis after a fright from a flashlight entering the buggy on the way home from Carey. She was 24 years 5 months and 20 days old. She taught in the New Riegel school for several years and her funeral was at St Boniface Church New Riegel with a large out of town attendance. She is survived by her husband her parents four brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Urban Theis
Carey
Nicholas Theis
St. Boniface Church
New Riegel
Roemer
Peter Peter
Toledo
Father Theis
Columbus Grove
Catherine Buhman
Moss Suie Oes
Irertrude
Tilda Swartzmiller
Joseph
Frank Sifer
Thfin
Wiliam Threis
Edward Gosser
Shemby
Stephen Taosser
Crestline
Dorothy Rembolt
Locy
Agens Wapgner
Freidohre Swartzmiller
Grmine
Clarence
Mary Willams
Sophia [Ambaugh
Royal Order of Moore, Carey
Bull Elchert
Ust Peters
Theis
Williams Elchert
Ior
New Riegel School
Joseph Elehhert
John Elchert
Willie Elchert
Asabel
John
Domestic Social at Mroang Vrs Wesses Pettersar
Mrs 2 Platterson hosted a Tuesday gathering for the Prissdila and the W modausts lbs iy horer oof her mother Mrs P Robinson. Rooms were decorated in reg and white ecartativens and a past was served by Maud sevder. Dew and Jucitle Patteran Mrs Clarry Heck attended. Wilkinson Shearer, son in law of Mrs Sarah N Shuman, was taken to Findlay Home and Hospital for an operation for strangulated bowels. The procedure, performed by Drs Tritech Windsay, Spitler, Zeis, was successful. Mrs S P Robinson returned to Buffalo Friday after visiting her daughter Mrs L L Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platterson
Mroang
Vrs
Wesses Pettersar
Prissdila
P Robinson
Visses Maud Sevder
Dew
Jucitle Patter
Clarry Heck
Wilkinson Shearer
Sarah N. Shuman
Findlay
T. A. Spitler
L. N. Zeis
Tritech
Windsay
5. P. Robinson
Buffalo
L. L. Patterson
Young Men Organize Christian Workers Group
Over 200 youths converted at evangelistic meetings formed the Young Men Christian Workers. They rented a reading room above Peoples Bank, elected officers led by President W C Corbin, and plan Thursday prayer meetings and ongoing gatherings to resist negative influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank
W.C. Corbin
Free Scourse
John Keller
Harold Shock
Roland McDew
Glenn Kers
Harry Briges
William Sherman
Fall from Big Four bridge injures water works worker
Clarence Howard of the Big Four water supply repair department and Ben Kitzler were measuring on the Water street bridge at Tiffin when Howard dropped a tape and fell twenty feet into dumped stones. His left ankle and knee were severely injured and ligaments torn while his right foot also suffered injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Howard
Big Four
Ben Kitzler
Water Street
Tiffin
Howard
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