Local Notes From Upper Sandusky and Sycamore Leader
Over fifty teachers took the examination in Upper Sandusky. A marriage license was issued to Fred H. Richenbach and Nettie Laubis of Jackson Township. Upper Sandusky post office moved to new quarters. A six hundred barrel oil well was struck on M. H. Brinkerhoff’s Louisiana plantation. Bicycle thefts reported. two stolen last Friday and Monday. Northern Ohio baseball league organized with Marion, Kenton, Toledo, Tiffin, Upper Sandusky. Jack Haggerty elected president and secretary. A bolt of lightning struck a maple tree near Frank Zwilling’s residence. gas line affected and Mrs. Zwilling shocked. Chautauqua dates set for July 2–6 with Sycamore hosting. Wagon auto collision south of Kirby injured Tobe Snyder. auto destroyed. Community support for Josephus Hufford with neighbors aiding plowing. Abner Niebel died at 92. funeral held in Sycamore. Niebel family noted for long lifespans.
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Upper Sandusky
Rowland
Wyandot
Seneca
Hartie Joint County
Fred H. Richenbach
Nettie Laubis
Jackson Township
M. H. Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoff
Louisiana
Northern Ohio Baseball League
Marion
Kenton
Toledo
Tiffin
Jack Haggerty
Frank Zwilling
North Eighth Street
Zwilling
J. F. Dinger
Cleveland
Kirby
Tobe Snyder
Abner Nebel
John
Green Lawn Cemetery
J. A. Niebel
Mary Niebel
O. J. Niebel
F .O. Alford
Abner Niebel
Enos
Sycamore
Levi
Fostoria
Mr. Niebel
Extra Literary Meeting of the Mehr-Licht Club
The Mehr-Licht Club will hold an extra literary meeting Friday evening with Mrs. H. G. Chambers. The program for November 13 includes a biography of John Burroughs by Mrs. Anna Hoff a paper on When Nature Goes to Sleep by Mrs. J. G. Kennerley and a talk on Natures Moving Pictures by Mrs. Herbert Newhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehr-Licht Club
H. G. Chambers
John Burroughs
Anna Hoff
J. G. Kennerley
Herbert Newhard
City Council Receives Salaries, Passes Fire Dept. Pay Ordinance
City Council met Monday night for salary payments and routine bills. The mayor announced a waterfront Main street discussion with no final decision. Judge Babst’s Asphalt Paying Block Co. suit was noted. no action taken. An ordinance setting fire department salaries was introduced and approved on a suspended rule.
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Scott Melvinon
C. Deitelbach
Charles Byke
Erom Og Jonge Een
Ash
Palate Ansigcatiereas Saoseetgnes
Edie
Asphalt Paying Block Co
Fire Department
Judge Babst rules for Asphalt Pav ing Block Co in Carey case
Judge Babst, after remand on a facts stipulation, ruled in favor of the Asphalt Paving Block Co against the village of Carey. The suit sought 800 dollars withheld for late completion, arguing overtime forfeiture was void absent a completion bonus. Appeal status undecided, but likely to be pursued.
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Babst
Asphalt Paving Block Co
Carey
Asphalt Company
Court of Appeals
Picnic Plans Set For June 11 Refreshment Stand Bid
Pioneer Picnic Association compromised for the June 11 grounds refreshment stand with Joe Dumit of Upper Sandusky winning the bid at 32 dollars. Prof. J. B. Moore leads Crawford singing club rehearsals. Advertising committee to push soon. Slogan for 1915 chosen A bigger and a better picnic.
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Pioneer Picnic Association
Peoples Bank
Joe Dumit
Upper Sandusky
J. B. Moore
Crawford Singing Club
Alumni appoint committees for 1915 Carey High banquet
At a Carey High School alumni meeting last week President Ralph Brown named committees to organize the 1915 banquet to be held Friday evening May 28. Appointments include Place W J Newhard J A hen erley Mrs W Hook. Invitation George Newhard Miss Hazel Livingston. Program Franklin Newhard G Sutphen. Refreshment Mrs Pred Rewalt Miss LucWe Patterson Miss Katherne Hickle Miss Ruth Dow Miss Doris Barton J B Keller Merritt Patterson.
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the Carey High School
Ralph Brown
W. J Newhard
J. A Henerley
W. H .Ook
George Newhard
Hazel Livingston
Franklin Newhard
G Sutphen
Pred Rewalt
LucWe Patterson
Katherne Hickle
Ruth Dow
Doris Barton
J. B. Keller
Merritt
Patterson
Well Equipped Shop Opens Candy Ice Cream Firm
A. Geha has started a candy and ice cream manufactory in the Simonis block on South Vance Street. He installed a gasoline engine a cement floor and various candy and ice cream machinery in the rented room. The front room will display wholesale fruit and candies. His brother Charles Geha has joined from Toledo to run the business.
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A. Geha
Simonis Block
South Vance Street
Charles
Toledo
Detoured Trains After Big Four Freight Flips Cog
No. 96 the last Big Four freight derailed Tuesday morning near Midway after flipping a cog and entering the ditch. Trains were detoured to Forest route during the incident.
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Midway
Columbus Evangelical Convention Here May 25
The ministerial convention of the Columbus branch of the United Evangelical Church will be held here on May 25. Delegates and church leaders are invited to participate in the two day gathering with services and discussions scheduled throughout.
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Columbus
The
United Evangelical Church
Evangelist Newlin and Maltbie Campaign Draws Clyde Crowd
The Clyde campaign led by Evangelist A Newlin and Prof W A Maltbie ends with strong attendance and 500 locals committing to Christian life. A series of services, offerings, and final sermons draw women’s turnout plus public thanks to volunteers who drove attendees.
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Ahe Talferhade
Newlit
Matticic
Newlin
Maltbie
Clyde
Newlin-Maltbie
A. Newlin
W. A. Maltbie
Luc Técunys
Lille
Jesus
May 1915 Clean Up Urges Carey Ohio Residents
Joseph F. Wonder Mayor calls Carey Ohio residents to a spring clean up in May 1915. He praises renewed village energy and urges painting decorating door yards and lawns with fragrant flowers to improve appearances and health department support.
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Carey
Dame Nature
Health Department
Ohio
Joseph F. Wonder
Automobile Crash Near Town Injures Swartz Family
Last Sunday forenoon a serious wreck occurred on the water bound pike two miles southeast of town. Mr and Mrs William Swartz and daughters Ethel Bernice and Mildred Sorg of Fostoria were en route to Upper Sandusky when a rear tire burst causing a flip. Mrs Swartz broke her left arm wrist. Mr Swartz broke left collar bone and bruised right shoulder. They were taken to John Wright home then to their house by train on the Hocking Valley line.
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Pike
William Swartz
Ethel
Bernice
Iss Mildred Sorg
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Miss Sorg
Night Policeman Recovers Stolen Bicycle On Freight Train
A bicycle stolen from Mr. Frazier was found on a coal car of a northbound Hocking Valley freight at Upper Sandusky. Thief not present. Marshal Lstle notes numerous similar thefts and shows a stack of odd postal cards and letters in his possession.
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Upper Sandusky
Mr. Frazier
Hocking Valley
George Krider
Marshal Lstle
Whem
Hoves
Band Organized For Lismness Schedule Of Pros Arranged
Carey Pard organized a band for Lismness with a schedule of fifteen musicians to be furnished. G Sutphen serves as instructor and director while Otto Krupp is business manager and assistant director. Paul Krupp is librarian and yr Simons secretary and treasurer. Giles Simons, Sam Kiebs and Fred Piera vinti form the executive committee.
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Im Carey Pard
G.\. Sutphen
Otto Krupp
Paul Krupp
Yr Simons
Giles Simons
Sam Kiebs
Fred Pieravinti
Marion Knights of Pythias host Pleasant Evening
Major J. H. Ramey Capt. Harry Reidenbaugh First Lieut. Edward Bleam and Sir Knight Edward Able of Marion attended a Tuesday banquet and smoker to become better acquainted with the local Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias.
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J. H. Ramey
Harry Reidenbaugh
Edward Bleam
Knight Edward Able
Marion
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Hancock County Bonds For Infirmary Carried Light Vote
Last Saturday Hancock County voters approved a proposition to issue $100,000 bonds to build a new county infirmary. The vote was light but carried by a decisive majority.
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Hancock County
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Vitagraph
Rodney J. Diegle
Ohio State Prison
Hollor Farms
Daniel Frohman
Bruce McRae
Jonh Brown
W.H. Snyder
Sandusky
Josephus Hufford
Mr. Hufford
Walter Roby
Harry Bennett
George Sigler
Ernest Shatzer
Paul Walters
Sylvester Dutcher
Hutford
City Council
G Ranger
BB Kurt
Clint Smith
W Patterson
JC. Dou
C A. Cooper
Johnson
Milter
Jordan
Mayer
Garey
Bonds
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