Diverse notices and obituaries from Upper Sandusky area
Local items include the death of Catharine Seibert of Upper Sandusky born in Bavaria in 1848, cemetery expansion plans by Nevada Cemetery Association, and a probate case appeal by James Gibbs. Community reports cover wagon-road gypsies, a rural child’s poisoning death near Sycamore, corn testing efforts, a pool death at Glaser tile works, and a Nevada News personal-ad seeking a wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Gibbs
Wade
Frank Ellis
Sycamore
Corn
J. L. Curtis
Wooster
George Zahn
Upper
Sandusky
Glaser Tile Works
Joseph
Germany
Upper Sandusky
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Silas E. Hurin
Findlay
Supreme Court
H. M. McLaughlin
Nevada
Congress
C. H. Lewis
J. M. Stevenson
L. M. Bowers
Z. T. Smith
A. H. Kennerley
H. A. Langley
Jerome Bowman
S. B. Bowman
J. H. Harman
Lovell Bowen
Frederick Keenan
Honored At Reception by Ohio Eastern Officials
W J Newhard will be one of several honored guests at a reception at the Boody House Toledo following an inspection by Mrs Arra B Jacobs of Cleveland the worthy grand matron Stella Chapter Ohio E S to entertain guests after the inspection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Newhard
Ohio
Toledo
Stella
E. S
Arrab
Jacobs
Cleveland
Worty
Anniversary Note From Civil War Diary
Forty six years earlier on a Monday May 2 1863 Company D 144th Ohio Volunteer Infantry departed Carey for the front as recorded in a local anniversary item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carey
Missionary Meetings Review Reports From Bowling Green
The United Brethren church Woman Association met Tuesday for a special session hearing delegates to the Bowling Green convention. Led by Rev J Sheller and Mrs H J Smith the group discussed Philippine Islands worship, Christianizing natives, and classroom education. A second report came from Samantha Goodmiller. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church met Friday with Mrs John Black presiding and planned May meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary ‘Association
United Brethren
In & Spe
Cial
Bowling ‘Green
H. ‘J. Smith
J. Sheller
Philliping
Islands
Jacob, Gilliland
Bowling Green
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical, Church
John Black
Chester Tate
W. Elmer Bailey
Bailey
Charles Fields
F. E. Grooms
Stanley Wise
Edward Campbell, Sr
Jacob Stief
Odd-Fellows Banquet Celebrates Blue and Red Contest Tie
Last Thursday evening the I. O. C. F. Hall hosted a banquet after the Blue and Red Contest in which fourteen new members joined. The lodge entertained their wives and the Rebeckahs. T. W. McClure gave a welcome address.Charles Dame Miss Sarah Mann and Master George Constien gave recitations. Miss Lecta Long played piano, Glenn and Edna Stroup performed a piano duet, Florence Smith and Mary Phillips played another duet. Edna Stroup sang a vocal solo and Mr. and Mrs. George Chesebrough performed a duet. A quartet including Mrs. D. C. Henry Mrs. George Ash Mr. W. J. Baker and Mr. J. E. Myers contributed two selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. C. F. Hall
T. W. McClure
Charles Dame
Sarah Mann
George Constien
Lecta Long
Glenn
Edna Stroup
Florence Smith
Mary Phillips
George Chesebrough
D. C. Henry
George Ash
W. J. Baker
J. E. Myers
Death of Msoseph E. Theis in Toledo
Ohio State hospital in Toledo held the two month illness death of Msoseph E. Theis son of Mrs Theresa Theis of this city born Kirby October 2 1868 He was 41 years 6 months 23 days at death The funeral was at Our Lady of Consolation church with Requiem High Mass offered by Rev Father John N Theis and assisted by Rev Fathers Weis and Gerwert Interment was in St Marys cemetery Pall bearers included Joseph Shu maker Joseph Myers F M Imozis William Petrie Alfonso Arroli and Henry Grine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msoseph E
Theresa Theis
Ohio State Hospital
Toledo
Kirby
Our Lady of Consolation Church
John N. Theis
Father
Card of Thanks for Theis Family
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the death of our son and brother. Mrs. Theresa Theis William A. Theis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Theis
William A. Theis
Egg with Two Yolks Lays Barred Plymouth Rock Hen
J. L. Adams reports his Barred Plymouth Rock hen laid an eel shaped egg weighing four ounces last week. The shell broke to reveal two yolks and a very symmetrical form.
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J. L. Adams
Plymouth Rock
Mother's Day program planned by Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen and their families will gather for a special Mother's Day observance on Sunday afternoon May 8 at the M. W. A. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. of A. Hall
Pilgrimage Floods Carey Shrine for Our Lady of Consolation
Thousands flocked to Carey amid arrivals from Lima Toledo Columbus Cleveland and New York for the Our Lady of Consolation pilgrimage. More than 2 800 filled the church basement for Solemn High Mass as priests and altar boys led a grand procession attended by Protestants seeking instruction and 900 joining the Confraternity. Weather favorable and shops busy with post cards stamps and meals, pilgrims planned return for August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of ‘Consolation
Delphos
Water Works Park
Lima
Toledo
Columbus
Akron
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Our Lady
Knights of Ohio
A. Schwertner
N. Hassel
Canton
George Lang
Fremont
J. P. Haupert
Finnlay
G. Rieken
Carey
P. Schritz
Castor
Fathers J. P. Gloden
Defiance
The
Carey Church
John Theis
Albert Wong
Linus Stahl
New Riegel
G. H. Lang
P. Hassel
Joseph Weis
Paulding
G. Schmitz
North Auburn
Joseph Gertz
New Berlin
P. Houck
John Harris
A. J. Dean
J. Arnoldi
Ambrose Weber
Fostoria
H. Waechter
Van
St. Michael’s Ridge
C. Antlauer
Sandusky
Jacob Kuebeler
Shelby Settlement
H. Gerwert
Ottoville
P. Zerolf
John Wagner
Kelly’s Island
Joseph Rossman
Pittsburg
Custor
Joseph Denning
Marion
Casimir Reichiin
N. Pfeil
J. Waechter
Berwick
Reno Holler
Glandorf
Cincinnati
Lorain
Our Lady of Consolation
Clement Beckmeyer
Kenton
Death of Mrs August Pethe After Long Illness
Mrs August Pethe died at her daughter’s home following months of illness. Born Poline Gillian in Belgium on June 3 1881 she came to the United States in 1850 with her parents. Survived by husband seven children including Frank Joseph and William Pethe two sisters and one brother. Requiem High Mass held at Our Lady of Consolation Church with services later at St Nicholas Frenchtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Pethe
Henry Grine
Grine
Pethe
Poline Gillian
Belgium
Frenchtown
Adrian
John Schira
Frank
Joseph
William Pethe
Joseph Gillian
Tiffin
Victoria Jenning
Augusta Fosty
Our Lady of Consolation Church
J. G. Mizer
St. Nicholas Church
Father Waechter
Mothers' Day Proclamation by Governor Harmon 1910
Judson Harmon proclaims Sunday May 8 1910 as Mothers Day urging nationwide reverence for mothers sacrifices and urging citizens to wear white or national colors to honor mothers and express personal reunion with living mothers or memory of those departed.
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Judson Harmon
Wilford Presler Plans Milwaukee Land Tour
Wilford Presler of Springville expects to travel Saturday to Milwaukee to visit land prospects in Wisconsin and Michigan. He will inspect properties and assess investment opportunities during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Presler
Springville
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ranger & Huston
W. H. Snyder
Gary
C.C. Bowlby
Life and Accident Insurance
Hart & Son
Carey Ohio
John Brown
Mgr
Carey Electric
Tel. Co
Carey, Ohio
H. Ww
Leitz
Bucyrus
Sycmore
M. E
Bell
Nevada News
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