Local Sycamore News Highlights Dissolution and Events
The article notes the dissolution of the Wensinger and Rapp partnership of Sycamore and lists upcoming talks by ex congressman Adam Bede in Sycamore on the 10th. It covers February marriage licenses, the county Sunday School convention at Upper Sandusky March 26 27, a boys congress, a near asphyxiation incident from a coal stove, and weather affecting Go-to-Church Sunday. It also mentions local deaths and marriages, a bobsled incident near Nevada, an injury to Jay Everhart, a guilty plea for incest in Marion County, and various regional anecdotes including fishing trips and rural mail service adjustments.
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Wensinger & Rapp
Sycamore
Adam, Bede
Minnesota
Rowland
Upper Sandusky
A. K. Hall
Jay Parker
Duengttat
Common Pleas Court
Babst
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fry
Tiffin
Washington, D. C
Seal
Palmer
Nevada News. Co. I
San Francisco
Col. Bryant
J. N. Odenbaugh
Pennsylvania
Seamore
W. Z. Hagerman
Carey
Ohio
G. RB. Hale
Hettie DeLong
Wharton
Jacobs
Mary Ellis
R. D. Sheppard
J. Nowlan
Richards
The Last Days of Pompeii at the Royal Saturday
Ambrosio Company used a workers strike to hire 3000 automobile workers for the Pompeii arena scenes. George Kleine’s The Last Days of Pompeii will be shown Saturday night March 7 at the Royal with one matee.
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Ambrosio Company
George Kleine
I Pompei
Torino
Italy
Ambrosio
Mt. Vesuvius
Yast Days
Pompeii
the Royal
Matee
Local Couple Weds at Upper Sandusky Parsonage
Last Thursday at the Methodist parsonage in Upper Sandusky Ralph J. Green and Jessie M. Updegraff were married unattended. The bride wore blue silk and lace. They dined with Jacob Trachsel's family and traveled to Tiffin then Carey to start their new life.
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Upper Sandusky
Ralph J. Green
Jessie M. Updegraff
Jack Updegraff
Jacob Trachsel
Tiffin
Mr. Green
James W. Green
Big Four
Carey
Separate kitchen burns at Warren Stevens property
A separate kitchen at the Warren Stevens property on Frederick street, occupied by Andy Hart and family, burned to the ground early Sunday morning. An alarm was sent about two o'clock, but the building was gone before fire crews could respond. The 11 by 20 foot kitchen, insured for $100, lay about twelve feet from the house. the family had cooked and eaten supper there Saturday evening.
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Warren Stevens
Frederick Street
Andy Hart
Death of Civil War veteran George E Geiger
George E Geiger died February 16 at his son D E Geiger’s home in this city after living with his son since August He was born January 11 1840 aboard the Atlantic Ocean to German immigrant parents He served in the Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War enlisting in 1861 and mustered out in 1865 He married Almaira Cyphers on December 10 1868 and had seven children five survive The body went to Crestline for Sunday funeral conducted by Rev H B Boestler of the Columbus 1st Spiritualist Church
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George E. Geiger
D. E. Geiger
Lima
Mr. Geiger
Atlantic Ocean
Berlin
Germany
Daniel and
Elizabeth Geiger
Baltimore
Maryland
Almeira Cyphers
D. KE. Geiger
City
PF. W. Simons
Rushville
Illinois
L. Nugent
Washington, D. C
G. I Geiger
Ira Foster
Crestline
H. BE. Boestler
1St Spiritualist Church of
Columbus
Pleasant Sledding Party Ends With Oyster Supper
A Friday evening sledding pleasure drew a merry crowd to the home of Mrs. Frank Starr three miles south of town. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Caldwell, Miss Maud Starr, Miss Gladys Caldwell, Mr. George Starr, Mrs. Harmon Starr and Mr. Mack Starr.
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Frank Starr
G. W. Starr
Win. Caldwell
Maud Starr
Mass
Gladys Caldwell
George’ Starr
Harmon Starr
Mack Starr
Seventh annual W. C. T. U. Wyandot County Institute program
The Wyandot county W C T U announces its seventh annual institute today at ULB church with morning sessions on temperance education and Women’s suffrage, an afternoon program at Lubl Church, and an evening at Snyder's Opera House featuring music, talks by Ohio leaders, and a picnic lunch.
Stormy Weekend Brings Cold Wave Across Regions
A cold front arrived after a predicted cold wave, bringing a piercing north wind all day Sunday. Winds reached gale force at night with squalls and a light snow might have drifted in. By Monday morning the weather warmed slightly but gas shortages appeared, threatening fires in some areas.
Dupey departs Volkmar’s. Parry Engler takes over store
Dupey, manager since opening, leaves for Titlin. Parry Engler of Findlay becomes manager, former proprietor of The Little Shoe Store, now occupying the Volkmar space.
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Dupey
Volkmar
Titlin
Parry Engler
Findlay
Little Shoe
Eeccupaedt
Pioneer Pie Association Picnic Announces President Weminger
Pioneer Pie Association planned a large picnic with officials expecting a big crowd. President Weminger would announce numbers on the program via megaphone.
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Pioneer Pienie Association
Picnie
Weminger
Death of Infant near Doppler Farm
The baby of Mr and Mrs Lelous Doppler died at one day old on Saturday afternoon. Burial occurred Sunday afternoon at St Paul Cemetery. Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs George Starr were entertained by Mrs Frank Shuman on Saturday.
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Lelous Doppler
Aouth
St. Paul
Frank Brown
Igorge Starr
Frank Shuman
Findlay street paving plan discussed at City Council meeting
The Monday night session included the mayor and councilmen as finances were reviewed for salaries and service payments. Shoup & Co. presented the Findlay street paving estimate of 600 000 brick hauled with a $10 200 bill, now allowed. the mayor was authorized to survey property owners for cash paying assessments ahead of bond issuance.
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Wonder
Angus
Eck
Washburne
Blue
Pahl
Dunlap
Ryder
Ho Wonder
J. W. Weaks
A. Thornton
Findlay Street
M. T. Wilces
F.C. Burke
Columbus
J. A. Larkins
Dayton
M. £. Baird
Chicago
B. Kurtz
David Hall
Farewell surprise for Sloman couple before move
Neighbors and friends honored Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sloman of six mile northeast of Carey with a farewell party Thursday evening. Music and social chat preceded light refreshments as they prepare to move two and a half miles east of Plankton Gainey. The guest list included numerous Fruth Spray Beis Basil Groble Beis Vasw Dutcher Beis and many Sloman and Spray family members along with others.
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Fred Sloman
Carey
Plankton Gainey
Jacob Fruth
William Spray
W. Beis
Harry Basil
Scudder Groble
Lewis Beis
Philip Vasw
Allen Dutcher
Nellie
Florence
Carrie Beis
Florine Petrine
Mary
Gertrude Sloman
Camilla
Coretta Spray
Mildred Basil
SiFern Sloman
Lewis Sloman
William Youngpeter
Cyrus Sloman
Myron Bland
William Slotterbeck
Forrest Bland
Ross
Alice
Delbert Pruth
Harry Bers
Burt N Sprau
Martin Frey
United Evangelical Church Class Elects Officers
On Friday evening Mr and Mrs Elza Jacobs hosted the class of young ladies taught by the former at a social. Officers organized include President Miss Nellie Philips Vice President Miss Edna Stroup Secretary Miss Jemma Vuon Treasurer Mrs Harry Stuardy.
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Elza Jacobs
Clas of Young Ladies
The
United Evangelical Church
Nellie Philips
Edna Stroup
Jemma Vuon
Harry Stuardy
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Huston & Paul
Bradley & Vrooman
Huston
Paul
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Mgr
Carey, Ohio
W.H. Snyder
Board of Education
Henry Ennis
Jaqueth Post
G. A. R. Harold Mauch
Annette
R. C Gollen
Marysville
M. E. Parsonage
J. F. Olive
Nevada
Jay Everhart
Union- Republican
G. W. Sampson
Union-Republican
Marion Elderkin
Mitlin Township
Kwak
Scamore
Kevin Eckleberry
County Institute
Wyandot County
Ulb
Church
Mellissa Lease
Margaret Dow
Department of Scientific Temperance
Myrtle Aten
Mis
Ruthpecrst
Mary Lowry
Florence D. Richards
Sesson
Lubl
Snyder's Opera
Theo Cooper
C .D. Smith
Ray Steiner
Fred Rowal
EL Father Spaid
Wilard M McNatt
Rosa Fier
Mt Blanchard
Rindlay
Hist Werk
Tee Breeds
Aosster
Cis Teebbes
Haigh
Macuser
Brytay Eerie
Dred
Osetrome
O.C. Bowlby
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