Carey candidates initiated by Knights at Tiffin Sunday
Initiated class at Tiffin Sunday afternoon included Cyril Kramer Edward Arendt Paul Kramer Raymond Weaver Wayne L Weaver QGletis R Arnold E M Brown M J Ruffing Urban Kokenge Charles Kokenge John T Myers Frank Weaver Frank Emerine Peter Emerine William Hucke Leo Courtade Anthony Krause of Upper Sandusky Ralph Lanner Urban A McBeth Leo Kummerer Cletis Grine Ernest Fox Wd L Weaver. Knights accompanying them included John Jacoby Frank Schira Leo Krupp Findlay Harry Ruffing William Jacoby Joe Schira Otto Krupp Al P Ruffing Will Schira Paul Krupp Clarence Ruffing Carl Schira Henry Pieraccini Bryan Shumaker Cletis Pabl Theodore Myers Cletis Courtad Victor Moes Linus Reinhart Cletis Reinhart Vincent Krupp and William Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirfin
Carey
Knights
Columbus
Tiffin
Cyril Kramer
Edward Arendt
Paul Kramer
Raymond Weaver
Wayne L. Weaver
Qgletis R. Arnold
E. M. Brown
M. J. Ruffing
Urban Kokenge
Charles Kokengé
John T. Myers
Frank Weaver
Frank Emerine
Peter Emerine
William Hucke
Leo Courtad
Paul Krupp
Clarence Ruffing
Carl Schira
Henry Pieraccini
Bryan Shumaker
Cletis Pabl
Theodore Myers
Cletis Courtad
Victor Moes
Linus Reinhart
Cletis Reinhart
Vincent Krupp
William Myers
Narrow Escape From Fire In Home
Mrs. Lloyd Yohe and her 13 year old daughter Gertrude faced a risky household accident when hot turpentine and lard ignited. Mrs Yohe tore off burning clothing while milk from two jars doused the flames. She suffered serious burns to her right hand and arm but is improving. Gertrude shows progress and surgery is not planned.
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Lloyd Yohe
Gertrude
Local draft board classifies 5th group selects
The final group underwent physical exams Friday while a few mothers awaited later checkups due to illness. Passed were Clyde D. Barth John Leininger George H. Hewatt Russel G. Koehler Jerome P. Weinandy Charles S. Isaacs Clarence I Everhart William P. O'Donnel Charles E. Schnahel Vernon R. McBeth Fred J Castanien Clarence A. Reinbrich Edward E. Mears Otto Strub Pearl Harrison Cotrell Lester W. Gilliland Nevada Fred Alien Ballet Sycamore, placed in Class 5 Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Clyde D. Barth
City
John Leininger
George H. Hewatt
Russel G. Koehler
Jerome P. Weinandy
Charles S. Isaacs
Clarence I Everhart
William P. O'Donnel
Charles E. Schnahel
Vernon R. McBeth
Fred J Castanien
Frank A. Newell
Clarence A. Reinbrich
Cit
Edward E. Mears
Otto Strub
Pearl Harrison Cottrell
Lester W. Gilliland
Nevada
Fred Alien Ballet
Sycamore
Karg and Tong Wed in Crawford Township Ceremony
Oscar Yl. Karg of Crawford township and Nettie Tong of Ridge township married Thursday afternoon at Rev. E. L. Spaid’s home. The couple, unattended, plan to reside on the groom’s father’s farm south of Carey. The bride wore a blue mesaline dress and white hat. The groom is son of George Karg and the bride daughter of Mrs Winfield Tong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Yl. Karg
Crawford Township
Nettie Tong
Ridge Township
E. L. Spaid
George Karg
Winfield Tong
Carey
Court session at Upper Sandusky hears three local cases
The court of apnemis sat in Upper Sandusky with three local cases listed. The new school bus line case Jacob Stief are Lee Ogg v Dr R C VanBuren. Samuel Keimolyv v R P Ward and others. and the Mary A Straw v Sea Org matter concerning a stairway between the People’s Bank Company and the Houston Hardware were redocketed.
Restaurant Purchase on Vance Street Reported
AJ Jning has bought the restaurant on Vance Street from L RB Slack and Mrs King. Son Richard will help run the business and serve customers during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ Jning
Restaurent
Greee Y
Vance Street
L RB Slack
King
Richard
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Reynolds
Mrs J G Reynolds hosted the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church at their regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reynolds
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. ES. Church
Liberty Loan Flag Raised At Public Square
Carey's Liberty Loan flag was raised Saturday by Carl Mitchell and hangs suspended from a wire at the public square.
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Carey
Liberty Loan
Carl Mitchell
County Doings From Upper Sandusky and Nearby Towns
The court of appeals held a session in Upper Sandusky this week. A farewell banquet honored Catholic boys drafted for camp. Marriage licenses issued for B Daum and Jennie Inman. Blu Bar company began building near the power house in Sycamore. Sycamore high school plans its May 17 commencement. Dr A A Constein leaves nurseries to practice dentistry in Upper Sandusky. A Liberty Loan flag event occurred in Sycamore. Leone Allion and Glen Rubhle wed in Tiffin. Walter Breton arrested as a deserter in Crawford vicinity. Albert Gregg of Sycamore died suddenly at 43. A fire damaged J D Hekleberry’s Sycamore home. Coal buyers urged to accept run-of-mine coal amid shortages. Omar G Kear and Hazel Lutz wed in Upper Sandusky. they’ll reside in Mt Blanchard. Draft board listed selected men. several deferred two months. Upper Sandusky and Galion high schools debated international tribunals. Galion won. Insane Heistand and Moe Stever buried, resurrected to tell tale. Stever unhurt, Heistand severely sore.
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Court of Appeals
Upper Sandusky
C. E. of O
B. Daum
Forest
Jennie Inman
Wharton
Oscar Inman
Blu-Bar Company
Sycamore
Sycamore High School
A. A. Constein
Constein
Alma Theatre
Leone Allion
Glen E. Rubhle
McCutchenville
Tiffin
Douglas Young
Walter Breton
Toledo
Crawford
Columbus
Albert C. Gregg
Ohio
J. D. Hekleberry
Jerome Jones
Omar G. Kear
Hancock County
Hazel Lutz
North of Wharton
C C Kennedy
Upper
Sandusky
J C Lutz
Ieacher
Red Oak School
Ming flag raising at Big Four marks patriotic parade
A large crowd gathered despite threatening weather for a Ming raising on Sunday afternoon. Students from public and parochial schools marched with flags, led by William Pahl and Belle pupils, as Supt. Beitler presided and Rev. Spaid gave the invocation. The Star Spangled Banner played as the flag rose, but rain shortened remarks by T. W. McClure who delivered brief patriotic sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pahl
Hélen Grifith
Zélla Walters
Loretta Krups
Marguerite Simonis
Ruth Greer
Romaine Gunther
C. M. Beitler
E. Luther Spaid
Irene Pahl
Lucille Belton
Minnie Remlinger
Vincent Mangett
John Greer
Henry O’slaherty
Dorothy Kennerley
T. W. McClure
Snyder family visits Dow Street mother in West Virginia
Mr and Mrs G Larl Snyder visited his mother Mrs William Snyder on Dow Street from Saturday to Tuesday. Mr Snyder an elder in the Seven Day Adventist church led a Clarksburg church for two years and in January joined the Westbrook Evangelistic Company to conduct music and give Bible instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Larl Snyder
William Snyder
Dow Street
Snyder
Seven Day Adventist Church
Clarksburg
W. Va
Westbrook Evangelistic Company
Mute Sold for Red Cross Fund at Richwood Rally
A mute animal was auctioned to raise funds for Red Cross chapters at Richwood. The auction item brought in 1310 dollars, purchase by Earl Balembaugh of Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Richwood
Earl Balembaugh
Ohio Oil Purchases 100000 Dollars in Liberty County Drive
The Ohio Oil Company of Findlay buys 100000 dollars in Liberty Bands. Henrock County residents aim to reach the million mark, well beyond their quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Henrock County
Longabaugh Reports Oklahoma Death of Joan Lowmaster
Obituary notice says Joan Lowmaster formerly of Tymocktee township died in Oklahoma. Also mentions Amy Blair of Wharton died in Columbus hospital after surgery and lists relatives. A fire incident near Sycamore damaged a home with roof and interior damage, fire started by chimney sparks. insured by Wyandot Mutual.
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Longabaugh
Oklahoma
Joan Lowmaster
Tymocktee Township
Wharton Ditch
Groveys Joint
Amy Blair
Wharton
Cohmbus Hospital
Feee Kennerly
Grant Tohnon
Tisha,bowmentt
Upper
Sandusky High School
Crewe
Mason Padors
William Bualliet
Sycamore
Wyandot Mutual
Letters From Sister Jennie Lar Month Africa Mission
The same week publishes two additional letters from Sister Jennie Lar Month in Muhlenberg Mission 1918 describing life in Africa. She writes of awaiting letters from home, starting a nursing class with 13 students, and a Bible teaching program for seniors. She recounts visiting two towns, preaching on creation and sin, and asks for prayers. She praises a dedicated room helper and notes the hard climate and labor as essential to mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhlenberg
Monrovia
America
M Elizabeth Homberg
Laura
Jewell
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Whitatton
George P. Remiinger
Galion
International Tribunal For Final Arbitration
C M_ Beitler
L F Matteson
Wo Warren
Fostoria
Heistand
FF Stever
Moe
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