Millinery News and Easter Social in Carey
Local notes report Miss Rader's latest millinery arrivals and new styles at J J Zinthome and Miss Margrat's. Easter visits span from Toledo to Blissfield with gatherings at Dow and Leedom households. Pieraccini's offers ice cream daily and Mother’s Pride Bread dominates the Bon Ton lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieraccini
Otto Krupp
Three Rivers
Mich
Rader
Bon Ton
Russell Schmuck
Columbus
John Schmuck
J. L. May
Lawrence Stout
Harpster
Miss Totus “Youne
Jt Forest
Otto Young
Fred Robison
New York
Minnie Buckland
V. A. Miller
Louisa Shuman
Hamlet
Findlay
Trubey ‘& Grine
Newhard
Vance Street
Rogsman Zx
Pibtsburg
Lady of Consolation
Coulynees
Migs Rader
W. C. Myers
Elmer Harshberger
Ralph
Tiffin
Ducks And Drownings Rumor Circulates In Hu ville Party
A rumor circulated that Emil Pahl and seven others from a Gatregites hunting party at the reservoir near Hu ville were drowned or marooned. Later reports said all were safe but stranded on an island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatregites
Huville
Emil Pahl
Jos Myers
Roy’ Herbert
Carey Dipert
Nelson Walters
D. S. Chesebrough
Ernest Dunn
Death of Mrs. Asa Brayton in Carey
Mrs. Susan Elizabeth Hutchins Brayton widow of Dr. Asa Brayton died at her Main Street home at 3 a m Wednesday March 26 from pneumonia and pericarditis. Born February 6 1884 in Peru Ohio she was 79 years 1 month and 20 days old. She taught in McCutchenville and lived in Carey since her marriage on June 30 1857 to Dr. Brayton. She was a Methodist and mother to her stepsons Forest Brayton and Dean Brayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Elizabeth
Asa Brayton
Main Street
W. G. Brayton
Susan Elizabeth Hutchins
Peru
Huron County
Ohio
Walter D. Hutchins
Elizabeth Birdsall
Tracie Brannon
Caroline Lasher
Prairie Depot
McCutchenville
Carey
Dean S. Brayton
Salt Lake City
Mothers Pride Bread Ad At The Bon Ton
A reminder to buy a loaf of Mothers Pride Bread at the Bon Ton store. The advertisement promotes fresh bakery offerings and urges customers to pick up their preferred loaf.
Easter Services at Lutheran Church Mark Holy Day
Easter at the Lutheran Church featured organ music, solo Alleluia by Robert Ewing, hymns, offertory, anthem Halleluia Christ is Risen, and Holy Communion. Twenty six members were received by baptism confirmation and letter with eleven already received prior. The church was decorated with palms ferns and flowers and altar cloths donated by Mrs Ogg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Byron Ogg
S. S
Easter Program Postponed to Next Sunday Evening
The Easter program at the Methodist church originally set for last Sunday evening has been postponed to next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Consolation Church
Methodist Church
Relief Train Arranges Free Aid for Suffering Towns
The Big Four will transport free supplies including food clothing medicine and other aid to sufferers nationwide. Each package must be addressed to the mayor of the recipient town for proper delivery to the Hoff Block area of Elza Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Ford Runabout Sold to Nelson Carothers
A Ford runabout was sold to Nelson Carothers of the northwest area by Wednesday Johnson and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’ & Miller
Nelson Carothers
George Wolfrum Rents West Room of Newhard Block
George Wolfrum rents the west room of the Newhard block on Main street and will move his barber shop there next week. A partition has been installed through the middle of the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfrum
Newhard
Main Street
Motor Car Burned In Wild Evening Crash
About seven o clock Wednesday morning a motor car carrying Joseph Brown and Herbert Turn bell burned after an accident on the Northern Ohio railroad line. The occupants jumped from the car. Brown broke a thumb and sustained other bruises.
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Joseph Brown
Herbert Turnbell
Northern Ohio
Brown
Travelers' Club Social at Bradley Home
The Travelers' Club hosts a social evening next Monday at Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bradley's home. Entertaining committee includes Mrs. Bradley Mrs. S. B. Beitler Mrs. M. B. Smith Miss Alma Leedom and Miss Mattie Myers. Dinner is at 6 30 and a delayed literary program will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Club
W. G. Bradley
Bradley
S. B. Beitler
M. B. Smith
Alma Leedom
Mattie Myers
Notice to Teachers from Sycambre Secretary
O J Nieble OC Secretary of the Sycambre reading circle reports too late for full publication. Teachers who completed the course 1912 1918 should report at once. If not completed yet but will by June 1 report now. State secretary requires the report by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Nieble
Sycambre
State Secretary
Hats at Mrs V A Millers millinery offer best value
Call at Bachar Block opposite Dunlaps livery barn to see trimmed, tailored and ready to wear hats at the best price with trading stamps.
City Council Faces Ditch Hearing And Fire Equipment Plans
At last Monday night’s city council session presided by Chambers, lights failed and four lanterns were used. Fire Chief Wonder sought funds to buy a nozzle for the fire horse, authorized for purchase. The Wolfram ditch hearing drew many property owners with S. B. Gillette presenting plans and estimates for six inch tile at the ditch start to outlet sizing, favoring twenty inch outlet at 1,417.48 total versus 1,157.08 for eighteen inch outlet. The council sought owner input, with preference leaning to the larger size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Kemnerrley
Dan- Jap
Kéllex
Sohnson
Wonder
Wolfram Ditch
S. B. Gillette
Revision of report planned with two week readback
The note states a committee will review the report and make changes as needed by any age. A revised estimate will be read in two weeks. It mentions a loaf of Motier's Pride Bread at the Bon Ton and an order form.
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Cil
The
Bon Ton
Flood Delays Big Four Agent From Home
W H Graveldinger, local agent for the Big Four, was summoned to Tiffin Monday because of flooding. His mother is ill and rising waters threatened the house where she resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Graveldinger
Big Four
Tiffin
House cleaning needs listed at W. A. Miller Variety Store
A local advertisement from the W. A. Miller Variety Store on Vance Street lists step-ladders mops scrub brushes brooms pails Banner lye soaps washing crystals carpet tacks tack hammers and other cleaning supplies for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Miller Variety Store
Vance St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mother’s White Mountain Oy
Lady Fingers
Angel Food
Roy's Bakery
Mutual Loo
Thom
Dow Street
Merle Dow
Toledo
J. G. Dow
Raycycle
Dayton
Union Jack
Johnson & Miller
Carl Ebner
F. G. Galbroner
P. B. Miller
Risingyuan
Solomon Krupp
Raymond Murphy
Peter Krupp
Persis Newhard
Blissfield
George Laird
Miss Margrat
John Pierce
Fern and
Robert
Upper Sandusky
Edward Shore
Pauline Lime
Charles Kennedy
Glenn and
Richard
Frank Slemmer
Bon Ton Bakery
Joe Weldon
Mary Weldon
Joseph Weldon
Russel Lantz
Martha Schaffer
Metta Kirk
Kathryn Lantz
Roy
Jennie McElhinney
Middleport
Mildred Wells
New York City
Esther Gephart
Heidelberg
W. A. Perkins
W. A. Miller
Lillie M. Brayton
Will R. Anderson
Oxford
Susan Brayton
Patterson Street
Miss
Wm. Zahn
Mrs. Zahn
Pieraccini’s
Willie Montague
Eli
Montagué
Keifer
Arlingtonian
Ss. Ernest. Beck
Lake Street
Lillie Am" “Braytons
East Main Street
Brayton
Trubey & Grine
John Kesler
Town
Master Richard Frederick
Mary Frederick
Montague
Elza Jacobs
Hoff
South Sty
W.H. Snyder
Carey City
City’ Council
Ohio Mutual
J. W. Powell
Michaels, Stern «& CO
Richaela
Newhard Bros
Wart Schaffner & Marx
Clothers & Furnishers
Carey, Ohio
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