Nevada and Upper Sandusky News Patch Bites Perusal
Local notes report the Orwig ditch survey accepted and up for sale March 25. Gas burns a woman in Upper Sandusky. real estate transfers, school certificates, and church conversions noted. A new road district forms in Crane township with April bond election planned.
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Orwig Joint County
Trinity Reformed Church of
Upper Sandusky
R. D. England
Wharton
Lulu Hoy
Lulu Perkins
Nellie Beis
Crawford Township
Crane Township
Company L
Sycamore
Surprise Ghosts at Franklin Newhard Birthday Party
Eighteen girls planned a playful surprise for Franklin Newhard on his seventeenth birthday. Ghost costumes masked a mingling of delight and rivalry as gifts were exchanged. The event featured elaborate refreshments a candle laden cake and hidden prizes including a pacifier and a fine military set.
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Franklin Newhard
Franklin
Ruth Kurtz
Newhard
Spring Grove Cemetery Lot Keepers Urged to Settle Fees
Notices call all owners who have not paid for keeping their cemetery lots clean to settle dues for the year. Signed by C. H. Stout.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
C. H. Stout
Sugar Factory at Findlay Planned by Continental Sugar Co
The Continental Sugar Co. moves to secure a 110 acre land site near rail junctions for a mammoth sugar factory in Findlay. Purchase at 140 per acre completes today with $750,000 set aside for buildings and equipment. Attorney George W. Ross and partners drive the deal with First National Bank aiding title work and funds to farmers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ross
J. C. Donnell
George P. Jones
Findlay
Continental Sugar Co
D. B. Cratty
Findlay, Ft. Wayne & Western
Lake Erie & Western
John W. S. Reigel
Continental Sugar Co. of
Cleveland
First National Bank
Ross
Harper
Sholes
Findlay Courier
Second Hand Ditching Machine For Sale
For sale at half price a second hand ditching machine. Address G. A. Omwake Cromers Ohio.
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G. A. Omwake
Cromers
Ohio
City Council Minutes Note Bills Paid and Sewer Plans
City council notes present members Van Heyde and others. Bills paid include unloading coal 3.14 and supplies 4.89 plus labor at the plant 36.33. A fence around the old cemetery was discussed with no decision. Letters from engineers on sewers and disposal plant read aloud. City explores sewers for Carey and Spring Run nuisance abatement.
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van Heyde
Spencer
Pahl
Wenner
Vigor
Kurtz
Constien
Kear
A. D. Jones
F. H. Frederick
Mdse
F. Bissell
J.B. Brown
Jacob Greno
Robert Drake
Carey
Missionary Society Met With Readings on Porto Rico
The Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Sheridan. Readings covered Porto Rico under Spanish and American rule and related topics. Two new members, Mrs. Susan Brayton and Mrs. George Croker, were welcomed. The next meeting is set for April 13 with Mrs. S. B. Chesebrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
M. E. Church
William Sheridan
S. B. Chesebrough
Sylvester Shuman
Porto Rico
George Ash
L. G. Ranger
Wesley Patterson
C. E. Cram
Frank Shuman
E. ¥. Thome
L. E. Cook
Susan Brayton
George Croker
S. B
Chesebrough
Have You Tested Your Seed Corn This Spring 1911
Ohio Experiment Station urges corn growers to test seed ears due to high moisture content and record cold in 1910 11. Germination tests show 45 to 96 percent, with many below 70 percent, risking poor stands and losses up to 5 dollars per ear. Destroy low vitality ears by feeding them instead of planting. Field conditions should mirror actual growing threats.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Couple Wed At United Evangelical Parsonage
Willis Mohn son of David Mohn and Gail Victoria Long daughter of Peter Long both of this city were married last Friday afternoon at the United Evangelical parsonage. Rev W Elmer Bailey officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Mohn
David Mohn
Gail Victoria Long
Peter Long
United Evangelical Parsonage
W. Elmer Bailey
Travelers' Club Meets to Discuss Australia
The Travelers Club gathered Monday at Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Smith home. Papers by Mrs. Homer Thrall, Mrs. George Ash and Mrs. Jacob Hilty covered Melbourne and eastern western Australia. A quartet sang and Robert and Mildred Ferrel performed a duet. A social meeting is set for next Monday at 6:30 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Zint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Club
M. B. Smith
Australia
Homer Thrall
George Ash
Jacob Hilty
Thrall
Melbourne
S. B. Beitler
D. C. Henry
Ella Dow
Dora Ferrel
Robert
Mildred Ferrel
J. J. Zint
Death Notice Mrs. Mary E. King of Michigan
Mrs. Mary E. King died in Michigan on February 26 at age 70 years 2 months 24 days. Widow of J. W. King whom she married March 24, 1864. They moved from Carey in 1869. Survivors and attendees included C. R. King and wife E. G. King and wife L. B. King of Cleveland W. N. Michaels of Sycamore Samuel Newman of Chicago and F. A. Harmer of Fostoria.
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Milan
Michigan
Mary E. King
Mary E. Harmer
J. W. King
Carey
King
C. R. King
E. G. King
L. 8. King
Cleveland
W. N. Michaels
Sycamore
Samuel Newman
Chicago
F. A. Harmer
Fostoria
Quilting Social At Mrs. Albert Fox Home
A quilting gathering was held last Tuesday, March 6 at the home of Mrs. Albert Fox with two quilts on frames. Attendees from French town included Mrs. Will Sclachter, Mrs. Fred Slachter, Mrs. Hertxy Lucius, Mrs. Peter Till, Mrs. Maggie Mathias, Mrs. Henry Mathias, Mrs. Frank Kirian and son Andrew, Mrs. Joe Wearling, Mrs. Henry Feck, Mrs. J. Wengler, Mrs. Nicholas Reinhart, Mrs. William Reinhart, Mrs. Adam Grine, and from Kirby Mrs. John Farrow and Mrs. Matthew Kin. also Mrs. Joe Collett and son Isidore from Carey.
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Albert Fox
Will Sclachter
Fred Slachter
Hertxy Lucius
Peter Till
Maggie Mathias
Henry Mathias
Frank Kirian
Andrew
Joe Wearling
Henry Feck
J. Wengler
Nicholas Reinhart
William Reinhart
Adam Grine
Frenchtown
Joe Collett
Isidore
Carey
John Farrow
Matthew Kin
Kirby
W C T U Metting Notes and Next Meeting Date
The W C T U met Friday afternoon with Mrs A Hoy and strong member turnout. Mrs Ascham read Matthew chapter seven and Mrs H Smith led prayer. Committee reports were read and a tract titled The Table of The Black Valley Railroad was presented. The next meeting is set with Mrs J C Dow on Friday afternoon April 14.
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W.C.T. U
A. Hoy
Lasley’s Buff Rock pullets show strong early laying
Prof. J. L. Lasley reports his 44 Buff Rock pullets hatched July 1 yield high laying rates. They produced over 40 percent eggs in January and February, 746 eggs in February, and 364 eggs in the first 12 days of March, near 70 percent.
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J. L. Lasley
Methodist Church Announces Revival and Easter Outreach
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev W J Green lists Sunday school at 9 a m with the lesson De feat through Drunkenness and a 10 15 a m sermon. Epworth League at 6 p m Ralph Livingston presides. Choir practice Tuesday. prayer Wednesday. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs S A Chesed Thursday afternoon. Revival services planned for Passion Week. Snyder’s Opera House hosts Al W Martins Uncle Tom’s Cabin on Friday March 17 with 35 50 cent tickets and 25 cent for children.
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W. J. Green
C. E. Cram
Epworth League
Ralph Livingston
Ladies Aid Society
A. Chese
Snyder’s Opera House
al. W. Martin
Mr. Martin
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Y. M
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Nevada
Catharine ‘Steinbaugh
H. H. Newell
Gottfried
Marseilles
Recorder’s
George Starr
United Brethren Church
Oceola
M. E
Nevadad
Carnegie
Johnson and
Seventh Streets
Adam Goetz
Ora Kinsey
Delphos
Lima
Nevada News
South Antrim
M. C. E. Martin
Wyandot
Asl
Dallas Township
Crawford County
Antrim Township
Dallas
Todd
Bucyrus
Marion County
Brimtown
DE Laval
di Laval
Ranger
Huston
C. Bowley Carey
the Times Office
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Carey, Ohio
John.brown
Manacer
City Council
Missionary Meeting
Carey Times
Mutual
Travelers’ Club
Methodist Episcopal Church
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