Mrs Mary Cross Dies After Long Illness In Carey Ohio
Mrs Mary Cross aged eighty four died after a period of feeble health at her home in Carey Ohio. She had lived in Hancock county and previously in Miami county. She was married twice to Daniel Hempy and William Cross and had twelve children among whom five survived. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren church with Rev J W Shock officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, ‘cRoss
Mornday
Mary ‘Cross
Samantha Goodmiller
Nour
Gross
Bucks County
Miami County
Ohio
Hancock County
Cross
Carey
Daniel Hempy
Anna Ruhl
Savanah
Hempy
William Cross
Clarissa Felfrith
Findlay
Martha Musgrave
Near Dunkirk
Anna Foster
Emeline Bookwalter
Houcktown
William Twining
Isabelle Eiler
Michigan
Elmira Heck
Newcastle
Harriet Wood
Weston
United Brethren Church
J. W. Shock
Tragic Accident Takes Frances Loraine Phillips
Frances Loraine Phillips aged one year one month eleven days died after a kitchen rocking accident. A chair toppled striking her head causing brain concussion death midnight. Survived by brother Harold five and sister Elizabeth three. Funeral held from home, Rev. J M Gibson officiating. Burial at Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Phillips
Frances Loraine
Harold
Elizabeth
J. M. Gibson
M. E. Church
D. C. Henry
George Ash
J. B. Moore
J.A. Smith
Spring Grove Cemetery
M. E. Sunday School
Mildred Ferrer
Hazel Hunter
Goldie Walters
Irene Halloran
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Funeral Aides
The Silverthorn family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for help during illness and death of their mother. They thank Dr J D Southward Rev Spaid Undertaker McGuire and the singers, and those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Southward
Spaid
McGuire
J. E. Silverthorn
Upper Sandusky News Briefs From County Proceedings
Thirty nine applicants sought certificates at the Upper Sandusky teachers’ examination. An order of private sale was issued in the LL M Wonder administrator case. County Treasurer Bilis As is collecting taxes across the county. An election May 16 funds a new school building at $17,000. Local livestock losses from a dog attack and a gas explosion injure residents. A balloon gas release found four and a half miles south of Sycamore. Phillip Gottfried puts his Upper Sandusky hardware store on the market. Ralph W. Boden sues Wharton to detach land from the village. Fifteen boys enter a corn contest with plans to grow. Four trips to Washington offered. entries due by July 1. Elza C. Kear and Miss Albert McCumber wed at Upper Sandusky. Rev C C Kennedy officiated. Mrs. Jacob Stern of Upper Sandusky dies of apoplexy. National Highways maps show Lincoln Highway through Marion and Kenton. protest filed. Robert B E Carter et al vs County Commissioners heard. no benefit seen. injunction perpetual. appeal bond $100 set. Silas DeBolt injured after a tree fall near home. Prairie Depot to hold monthly public auction with 1% fee. old accounts not specified. Badger ditch viewed. Mrs Margaret Kerr marks 93rd birthday. Two common pleas judges hold court. deputy state supervisors organized. John A Kirk sworn in. A Billhardt named clerk for 22nd year. Elmer Craun bound over for riot in Del Rummell case.
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Upper Sandusky
Ll.m. Wonder
Anna ‘Snyder
Bilis
Bax
Rom
Harpster
Frank X. Brown
West of
Ralph W. Boden
Wharton
Superintendent Grove
Washington
Elza C. Kear
Albert McCumber
Near Forest
Jacob Stern
Upper
Sandusky
National Highways Association
Marion
Kenton
G. D. Trowbridge
Chamber of Commerce
National Association
Robert BE
Carter
Babst
Silas DeBolt
DeBolt
Union-Republican
Prairie Depot
Tymocktee
Margaret ‘Kerr
Common ‘Pleas
Mouser
Schofield
State Supervisors of Élections
Court “House
Thomas’ B. “Rodgers
B., Tuttle
Ots
Sycaford
John A. Kirk
A. G Hagenmaier
A. Billhardt
Mr. Billhardt
Elmer Craun
del Rummell
Craun
Albert Bues
Bues
Cram
City Council Minutes Show Bills and Street Works
City council meeting notes list payments to street workers and vendors, including the library and police chief. The boards ordered continued investigation of a dumping ground and referred traffic and curb petitions to committees with power to act on lighting a traffic sign and curb work along Findlay Vance and South Vance streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Heck
Gottfried
Griffith
Hart
Hood
Spitler
Co.c. Carr
William Youngpeter
John Boyce
H. W. Wilson
Cc. C. Carr
Wv. S. Chesebrough
Telephone Co
Findlay
Vance Street
Building Committee
Clay Street
West Street
Memorial Sunday Memorial Sermon Planned at Methodist Church
Care y Post G A R passes motion inviting Rev J W Gibson pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church to preach the Memorial sermon. Gibson accepted and service to be held at the Methodist church in forenoon. Uniform Bank of Knights of Pythias and Ladies Auxiliary invited. Service set for Sunday May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Post
G.A. R
J. W. Gibson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gibson
Methodist Church
Uniform Bank of the Knights of Pythias
Sympathy note for Arthur Phillips family
Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips express sincere thanks for assistance during their bereavement in the death of their daughter. Grateful for the musicians services pallbearers and those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Arthur Phillips
Carey Park Pond Walls Improve City Pool Area
Carey Construction Co excavated and built a three foot deep concrete wall around the park pond to prevent bank collapses. The project cost about seventy dollars for materials with labor, plus a homemade bubbling drinking fountain added at the pond edge funded by park profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey’ Constructiont Co
Pine Hill Ladies' Aid Society
Father Fish
Keller
Ruffner
The
Carey Construction Co
M. Cc. R
Moose Memorial Service by Loyal Order at Parish Hall
The Loyal Order of Moose held a memorial service at Our Lady of Consolation Parish Hall Sunday at 2 30. About 108 Moose members marched with the Moose band led by Clyde Campbell. Rev Father Aloys Fish gave an address praising the order’s motto One for all all for one and urged unity. Mooseheart was praised as the home for the sick and indigent. Velma Campbell visited Bellefontaine relatives after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Moose
Clyde Campbell
Minor Mann
Upper Sandusky
Paul Pahl
J. B. Moore
Jesse Stombaugh
Ww. J. Baker
Ross Patterson
Harry Heck
God
Father Aloys Fish
William Ays
Mooseheart
Illinois
Fox River
Chicago
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Carey Auto Sales Company
Carey- Electric Telephone CO
Carey, Ohio
Genasco
W. H. Snyder
Leon Thompson
Wapakoneta
Sycamore
Eden Township
Phillip Gottfried
Adam
City Council
Velma “Campbell
Verne of
Bellefontaine
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