Sabbath school and gatherings at Grace Chapel and area
Correspondence notes Sabbath school next Sunday at Grace Chapel 9 30 preaching 10 30. Miss Ruth and Ira Wickiser visit Franklin and Harold Brown. Mrs Mary Lahr of Wharton visited her daughter Mrs Roy Wickiser. Charles Shaw hosted dinner with Harvey Kennerley John Laird and Forest Hotelling. A protracted meeting at Wharton last Wednesday. Many neighbors attended farewell for Mr and Mrs Frank Hoy moving to Trumbull county. Oyster supper followed.
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Grace Chapel
Ruth
Ira Wickiser
Franklin
Harold Brown
Mary Lahr
Wharton
Roy Wickiser
Charles Shaw
Harvey Kennerley
John Laird
Forest Hotelling
Ida Shaw
Carrie
Charles
John Wickiser
Paulina Shaw
Crawford
Clarence Laird
Viaurine
Cecil
Marion Beck
Mt. Blanquard
Alonzo’ Copper Cand
Missey ’ Vida Ed A ‘Blossie
Putnam
Joseph Robison
Harry
John Robison
Ivy
Clarence Crmst
George Emerine
Frank Hoy
Trumbull County
Charles Kennerley
Harvey Wid Orville
Clarence Aird
Maurine
Vira
Dorthea
Bert Snyder
Bernice
Hazel
Lester
R. E. E. Brown
Ucel
Upper Sandusky
Lindsay Wohlgamuth
Vanlue Methodist revival and events brief notices
Vanlue church services run Sunday at 10 30 AM with revival closing Sunday evening praising good works. Revival at Biglow Chapel starts Monday March 17 led by Rev Johnston of Wilmore KY. Bazaar planning for March 22 by Methodist ladies. Local social notes mention visits and well wishes for families and friends.
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Methodist Church
van Horn
Johnston
Wilmore
Biglow Chapel
Biddle
Pfeiffer
Parker
Johnson
Kentucky
Sampson
Washington State
Holicktown
Sillik
Hulda
Crow
Was
Findlay
Vanlue
Swihart
Rubije
Jacob” Aultman
McCutchenville Community Notes and Local Updates
Local meeting at M E church continues. M. E undertaker business sold to E Hoffman. Mrs. Mullholand visited daughter Frances Wenner. Toledo guests Mr. and Mrs. W Cochenour and family stay with relatives. Mrs. Noah Baumgardner improving after bed rest. Harry Weininger and Martha visited Findlay friends. A. G. Jamison bought Cooley property from Mrs. Shafer. Mrs. Frank Lambert picked a lemon weighing 1.25 pounds. Mission Bible Study met Julia Terflinger. lunch served. Jay Baumgardner family returned from two weeks away. Mumps still active. list of those ill includes Resijer, Vene, Basil, Spreng, Ludwig, Shafer. Henry Emerine and family visited George Leiniger, who is not well. Frank Lambert injured a rib after horse incident. Heaton & Heaton attended.
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E. Hoffman
George Mullholand
Frances Wenner
W. Cochenour
Toledo
Noah Baumgardner
Harry Weininger
Martha
Findlay
A. G. Jamison
Cooley
A. F. Shafer
Frank Lambert
Mission Bible Study
Julia Terflinger
Jay. Baumgardner
P Easant
Wilmur Resijer
Mar
Vene
Harry Basil
Chas. Spreng
Ludwig
Don Shafer
Henry Emerine and
R. A. Murrholand
George Leininger
Irank Lambert
Orsen
Heaton & Heaton
Local Social Roundup From Adrian and Nearby Areas
Will Dixon visited Tiffin last Sunday. Mrs. Nettie Zabriska of Carey called here last Saturday. Miss Zella Haines visits relatives at Carey for a few days. Miss Lulu Haines visits Elyria for a few days. Mrs. Emmet Ewing guest of Earl Alter and family at Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Yaichner spent the day with Warren ner family near Carey. Harry Yaichner returned after a week with relatives at Holgate and Napoleon. Frances Grouse of Tiffin visited with Mrs. Rachek’s house. John Smith and family near Upper Sandusky spent Saturday and Sunday with the Harriss family. George Shober and daughter Helen dined with his daughter Mrs. Lawrence Abbe and family.
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Will Dixon
Nettie Zabriska
Carey
Zella Haines
Lulu Haines
la Haines
Elyria
Emmet Ewing
Earl Alter
Charlie Yaichner
Inday
Warrenner
Harry Yaichner
Relaves
Holgate
Napoleon
Frances Grouse
Tiffin
Rachek
John Smith
Upper Sandusky
Ito Harriss
Geoge Shober
Misselen
Lawrence Abbe
Florien
James Phillips
Fred Gibbs
Toledo
Chas. Gloeser
Sycamore
Eva Day
Florence
Cora Bland
Will Davidson
Salem
Geo. Gibbs
Alf Bland
George Gibbs
Cleo Bennet
Martha Bland
Mark Mitten
J. H. Slotterbeck
Whippoorwill
Berry News Quiet Weekend Social Roundup
Local residents report visits and gatherings across the region. Florien and Eva Day spent Saturday in Upper Sandusky while relatives in Carey and Kenton hosted friends. The community heard of farm work travelers, callers, and family get togethers with many names: Gibbs Bland Davidson Slotterbeck Gilliland and others.
Crawford Notes Loss and Local Moves in Forest Area
Mrs Olive Penhale visited friends in Forest Monday. Elsworth Ritchie remains ill. Mrs Olive Saltz of Marengo visited Brayton Davis and R G Hetzel. The Shaw funeral was held at Crawford M E church with beautiful floral offerings. Fred Dible and daughters Oleta Irene visited sister in Sycamore. Forest Engle to move into R G Hetzel house and work for Hetzel this summer. McDonald family and Bert Kentfield moved to Marion. Saltz Hetzel and Lucy visit Walter Beebers in Toledo before traveling to finances and Henry Mullholands.
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Olive Penhale
Forest
Elsworth Ritchie
Olive Saltz
Marengo
Brayton Davis
R. G. Hetzel
A. G. Shaw
Crawford M. E
Fred Dible
Oleta and
Irene
Wm. McDonald
Stanley Ranger
Bert Kentfield
Henry Karr
Marion
Saltz
Lucy
Walter Beeber
Tloledo
Henry Mullholand
Young Mare for Sale by J H Hoy
A driving mare about to turn three is offered for sale by J H Hoy. Inquire for details and price.
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J. H. Hoy
Public Auction in Vanlue for Horses and Farming Gear
The undersigned will sell at public auction Thursday March 20 at his residence in Vanlue starting at 10:00 a m. Thirty head of horses including 20 draft horses and 10 colts six broad sows some new farming implements harness buggies and carriages. J J HERMANT C S Jones auctioneer.
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Vanlue
J. J. Hermant
Local Social Notes From Walnut Valley and Nearby Towns
Last week recalls numerous calls and visits among Walnut Valley residents. Will Miller chatted with Tiffin friends while Jack Sopher attended an auto show. Lenora Yardhner and Carey friends gathered on midweek. Andrew Miller from Michigan visited Will Miller. Mrs. Isaac Johnson of Carey stayed with Jack Sopher’s family. Kinney and Lawhead families hosted and were hosted for meals. a sleighing party from Adrian visited the Niederkohr home. P S Kinney and Hayes Shireman hosted dinner with McCutchenville neighbors.
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Will Miller
Jack Sopher
Lenora Yardhner
Wallace
Tiehlé
Carey
George
Shelter
Hellene
Lawrence
Dible
Andrew Miller
Michigan
Nicholas Sopher
Willard Kinney
Frank Haines
Kinney
J-Kinney
B. L. Kinney
Alvada
M. Kin
Hayes Shireman
McCutchenville
Second Annual Crawford Agricultural Exhibit at Snyder’s Opera House
The second annual Crawford township agricultural exhibit will be held at Snyder’s Opera House on Saturday March 22 starting 9 a m with free admission. More than one hundred premiums will be awarded in baking sewing canned goods farm products compositions and home garden productions. In forenoon 7th and 8th graders will test milk and cream using the school tester. Articles other than baking must be arranged the day before. A 2 p m program features Ridge Quartet invocation by Rev W J Hagerman Agriculture address by Hon H L Gall and a piano solo.
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Crawford Township
Snyder’s Opera House
Ridge Quartette
W. J. Hagerman
H. L. Gall
Home and Hospital February Report Details Nurses and Charity Cases
The February Home and Hospital report shows 29 patients, five charity cases. The institution is in good condition. Miss Beulah Gassman of this city and Miss Florence Smith of Carey applied for nurse positions. Nurses earned $133 from outside work during February.
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Beulah Gassman
Florence Smith
Carey
Findlay Republican
W. C. T. U. Meeting With Mrs Croker Friday
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. G. W. Croker Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
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G. W. Croker
Tribute of Respect for A. J. Wonder
A. J. Wonder, member of Company D, 144th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, died in service and is honored as a patriotic citizen, faithful soldier, and devout Christian. The Grand Army of the Republic charter will be draped for thirty days as a mark of respect to his memory, with heartfelt sympathy extended to his children and relatives. Commander A. E. Gibbs presides.
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A. J. Wonder
Co. D
144Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Grand Army of the Republic
A. E. Gibbs Hommer
Don’t Let Your Poultry Hous es Box Come Lousy
An old advertising note from Grover Hile, the Rawleigh Man of Carey Ohio, promotes Rawleigh’s Louse and Insect Killer for poultry and livestock and a roup remedy. It highlights use in poultry houses and gardens, with prices for 4 lb and 3 lb cans, and mail orders.
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Rawleigh
Gerrymander Bill Before the House
Columbus Ohio March 11 The Fulton congressional gerrymander bill was introduced in the house It carves out 11 Democratic districts and 11 Republican districts abolishes the congressman at large position held by Robert Crosser of Cleveland The additional congressman goes to Cuyahoga Laty which with Geauga and Lake is divided into three districts Two of these are Democratic and one Republican under the 1908 vote Hamilton county remains divided into two districts The division aims to ensure the Second district is Democratic The First would be Republican under ordinary circumstances The Twelfth Franklin county remains unchanged
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Columbus
Fulton
Taft Bryan
Robert Crosser
Cleveland
Cuyahoga la Ty
Geauga and Lake
Hamilton County
Franklin County
Yokohama Fire Ravages City Poor Quarter
Fire in Yokohama Japan destroyed 250 business buildings in the citys business quarter. The blaze caused about 7.5 million dollars in damage affecting the exchange, silk factories, and warehouses.
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Yokohama
Japan
Markets Across Cities Report Record Prices and Receipts
Chicago prices show cattle and hogs strong with quotes for prime steers and heavy hogs across multiple markets. Receipts list cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves, with regional variations in prices for stockers and feeders, cows, bulls, and milkers, plus grain quotes for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Texas
Bend
Buerpatlo Marcte
Culver
Plyptsburg
Marcis
Cincinnati
Marcie
Helfers
Cleveland
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M. E. Church
Adrian
Berry News
Bennie Gilliland
J. H.gilliland
Galon
Eugene Reiphelderfer
Granville
Kenton
Robert Davidson
Nevada
Kenton Hospital
Lyman Corfman
Orley Gibson
Gertrude
Cyrus Sloman
Willie Slotterbeck
Chas. Bland
Walnut Valley
Isaac Johnson of
Charles Yardhner
Warren Wisner
Home and Hospital
A. C. Hoyt & Co
Fostoria
Worth
Dhe
Primus
H. L. Myers
Bon - Ton
Hammond & Kear
Grover Hile
S. Patterson St
Carey, O
W. D. Fulton
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