Local Land Deals and Loans Offer Bargains This Week
J A Smith Still offers long term low interest loans and a 120 acre farm near Carey with improvements for sale. Another 120 acre tract and a 263 acre parcel near Parey plus smaller Carey parcels. Three bargains due by Saturday night include a 7 room city water gas house for 1400, a large house with barn and three lots for 1330, and a new smallSummi house on a good lot for 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prke
School
Carey
Aarger
Parey
To Our Patrons Call at Once to Pay Owed Bills
Owing to heavy expenses from the recent storm, the telephone company asks patrons who owe amounts to call at once and settle accounts. Tre Carey Luc ric TEL. Co. John Brown, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiil
Coce
Tre Carey
Local Insurance Groups Listed in Ohio Notices
Ohio Mutual Cyclone Tornado and Windstorm Insurance Association of Columbus joins Wyandot Mutual Relief Association of Wyandot County in public notices. J. W. Powell listed with the home phone 3387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Mutual Cyclone
For Sale Two Cylinder Elmore Tourer With Extras
Dr Colon Beck of Clyde offers a two cylinder light touring Elmore automobile with detachable tonneau, easily converted to runabout in two minutes. Used two summer seasons. tires good. Includes one extra outer casing and three extra inner tubes. New cost $1400. Price now $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
Colon Beck
Clyde
Feast Week Program at Our Lady of Consolation Church
Parish feast week schedule lists masses processions blessings and devotions from May 8 to May 16 led by Rt. Rev J M Koudelka and priests. Activities include processions, candle processions, confessions, vespers, high masses, blessings of statues and devotional articles, and meals served by parish ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Koudelka
Cleveland
Catholic Knights of ‘Offa
Hell
Lake Street
Main Street
Church Street
J. M’koudelka
Patrick O’brien
Toledo
Knights of Ohio
Delphos
Sette Works
De’phos
Dairyman Announces Tuberculin Test Cleared Herd
A letter to patrons states the dairy herd underwent tuberculin testing at the dairy run by Carl Heck and was found free from tuberculosis and in good health. Dr W O Lengfellow, Attending Veterinarian, notes the dairy as sanitary and confirms the herd’s health status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O HeEer
Carl &. Heck
Triumph of a New Idea in Sunday Reading
A critique praising The Chicago Record Herald Sunday Magazine for its superior fiction articles and artwork. It lauds authors like Conan Doyle and Anthony Hope and notes the magazine’s rare quality among American journalism, with standout stories and illustrations throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Hierald
Covan Doyle
Anthony Hope
PhD Record Herald
Fac Am
Susbaio Ft
Lothant Serait
Free Flower Post Cards Offer From The Gleaner
Read like a vintage ad promising 10 beautiful flower post cards and 50 more by sending five one cent stamps. Includes a Detroit Michigan address at 1021 Majisti g for quick response. The copy hints at a surprise and urges fast action.
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Majisti G
Detroit
Michigan
Aber family arson charge returns to face court
William Aber, previously jailed in Nostoria on arson charges, was arrested again Wednesday by Aber county officers and taken to the jail at Upper Sandusky after a prior release conditional on leaving the state. He earlier lived in Nostoria and Wilmington Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
Nostoria
William
Tiffia
Veith
Tifa
Upper Sandusky
Babst
Wilmington
Delaware
Farms Change Hands
Wm Shumaker of Upper Sandusky purchased the Motter farm 6 miles northeast of town and southeast of Adrian totaling 1214 acres for 9720 dollars. Chief August G Collett near Adrian bought the Kinney farm of 160 acres in Seneca county four miles north of Carey for 91 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shumaker
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Shumaker
Motter
Town
Adrian
Couple Moves to Bradner After Brief Wedding Visit
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Joseph Haubert left for a new home in Bradner. The couple had departed from their wedding guests on Tuesday afternoon of last week and returned to Carey Thursday morning. Saturday saw Mr. Haubert travel again to Bradner while his bride remained here due to a minor illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haubert
Bradner
Mrs. Haubert
Carey
Young People’s Conference Attendees Meet in Springfield
Mrs F D Hurd Miss Margie Sut phen Rev and Mrs BE Luther Spaid and son Paul attended the Young People Conference of forward Movement of the English Lutheran Church in Springfield May 4 to 6. The union trains youth for foreign missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.D. Hurd
Margie Sutphen
BE. Luther Spaid
Paul
Young Peoples Conference of Forward
English Lutheran Church
Springfield
Signatures Required for Letters to the Editor
The newspaper reminds readers that all submitted communications must bear the writer's name for publication. An unsigned letter arrived this week and could not be printed.
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Smith at Home
Mrs Maria Smith celebrated her eightieth birthday on Monday May 3 at home with her daughter Mrs Emma Dickeson. She received many visitors and sixty seven post cards along with other tokens of remembrance from distant friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Smith
Emma Dickeson
The New Deal 1909 Line Repeats Its Struggle
A reflective, poetic note on the stubborn inertia of change as 1909 looms. The speaker admits repeated failures to alter old habits and handwriting, wondering if a spells binds effort, while others succeed with the same old struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jola
Cain
Not Inherited Eye Traits Spark Family Debate
In a playful family exchange, Uncle Bill credits John with blue eyes from his mother and Aunt Fanny notes Mary inherits brown eyes from her father. John junior weighs in with Willie Jones having black eyes, claiming the Mason kid across the street as the source, prompting curiosity about how traits pass between generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Bill
Mary
Fanny
John Junior
Willie Jones
Fragmented humorous musings on holidays and manners
A collage of quips and moralizing pieces about post holiday sales, debt collection, social form, and human foibles. It riffs on vanity, money pressures, and stubborn people with light sarcasm and aphoristic observations from a bygone column.
Same Water Use Report for By Four Railroad
The By Four railroad used 3 090 000 gallons of water in April at about 100 000 gallons per day. Water works from Same reported revenue of 180 dollars. Total income from all roads amounted to 336 dollars.
Pioneer Meeting Plans Picnic Campaign At Carey Library
A meeting will be held at the Carey library on Saturday May 8 at 1 30 p m to arrange a pioneer picnic in June. W J Baker is president and George W Beis is secretary. Wm Geary of Findlay will visit the Engler home. Clinton Baker and Vandenr Gibson attended the Sunday school convention at Upper Sadisky Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Wyandot Co
Wyandot C
Robert Vraie
SourHt Street
Lillie Miller
Sadie Bachar
Jacob and Gertrude Nitrauer
Etta Croker
Geo. W. Croker
Henry Damon
B. Churchill
L. Ry
North Side
Anew
J.C. Ll
Simonis & Hull
FE. M
A. W. Simonis
A. H. Hunter
A & H. Hunter
Sarah Seaman
East End
Hhoda Chesebrough Finsdlay Sr
Haines & Kear
W. H. Snyder
Payne & Keister Yy Loraine Ogg
Robert Gregg
Gertrude Kurtz
Nellie Nye
St. L. Ry
South Side
Lake St
John Stahl
Ad Clay
Dau Anthony Heluvuno Oo
Wear
Catholic Church of Catholic Church
Nort
Roge Cartin
Jenole Lytle
Rey
Ed Gibbs
Norman Long
Chesebrough
A. G. Colwell
Jennie Campbell
Silas Laird
Hart Bros
Caroline Riter
Ry Y Grovr Sr. D
Lusk
Fannie Kleopfer
Loren Stahl Clerk
H G. CuaMarrs Welayor
W. J.baker
George W. Beis
Wm. Geary
Findlay
P.S. Engler
Clinton Baker
Vanderen Gibson
Upper Sadisky
Epworth League elects new officers at Friday session
At the Epworth League meeting Friday evening officers were elected: President Miss May Cosgray First Vice President Miss Blanche Davis Secretary Vice President Miss Lucile Patterson Third Vice President Miss Wise Turnbell Fourth Vice President Miss Helen Parlette Secretary James Shuman Treasurer Clinton Baker Pianist Miss Grace Nowlan Chorister Miss Katie McGaisd Ass Chorister Miss Mary Plect The Clinger orchestra will perform next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Baumgardner
Findlay
Epworth League
May Cosgray
Blanche Davis
Lucile Patterson
Wise Turnbell
Helen Parlette
James Shuman
Clinton Baker
Grace Nowlan
Katie McGaisd Ass
Mary Plect
The
Clinger
Excursion to Cincinnati by Big Four Sunday Morning
The Big Four offers a Sunday excursion to Cincinnati on May 9 with a round trip fare of 1.75 dollars. A special train will arrive in Cincinnati at 11 a.m. Passengers should consult local agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
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C.vogel & Co
Galt House
J. A. Smith
J M
Genasco
Bowlby
Charley Dame
Geo, W
Martin
Wii
Goodhair
Goodhair Beads Company
Newark
Envier
Tume
Montague
Insurance
Hart & Son
W. O. Lengfellow
William Aber
Humor
Philosophy
Duncan
M. “Smith
Camere
Pioneer Meeting
M.E. Church
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