Militia Called At Tiffin Amid Molders Strike Tension
Eighth regiment O N G from Tiffin was ordered to be ready as word spread of a strike at Webster Construction Company. A guard shot and killed a striker on Wednesday night, causing fear of Thursday night violence. The call was to prepare for possible militia deployment, but police and authorities ultimately held the situation without aid from the miltias.
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Piffin
O. N.G
Tiffin
Tifin
Mexico
Webster Construction Company
Parcels Post Returns Spoiled Food Surprise
Postmaster Wm Zahn notes the parcels post sometimes carries edible items that spoil during transit. Delayed dress chickens and other perishables cause disruptions as mail sacks are opened. He recalls dressed chickens large fish and a bird consignment that lingered at Carey office before a claimant arrived.
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Wm. Zahn
Parcel Post
Carey High School Alumni Banquet Set for May Twenty-Six
The Alumni of Carey High School will banquet the graduates Friday evening May 26. President Kenneth Kissielle appointed committees for Program Decoration Refreshments and Invitation with named members including G V Sutphen W J Newhard Miss May Johnson Miss Katherine Hickle Meynard Cram Miss Jennie Powell Miss Helen Campbell Miss Lucille Patterson Mrs Hester Ingles Mrs F L Moyer George Newhard Mrs W H Houk Mrs E B Kurtz Mrs Wim Peirce Mrs Roy Montague Miss Edith Hunter Miss Mary Newhard Place Miss Maud Snyder Miss Ural Ryder.
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The
Carey High School
Kenneth Kissielle
G. V. Sutphen
W. H. Phelps
W. J. Newhard
May Johnson
Katherine Hickle
Meynard Cram
Jennie Powell
Helen* Campbell
Lucille Patterson
Hester Ingles
F. L. Moyer
George Newhard
Painter Drue Thomas Transferred to Sandusky Division
Drue Thomas, head of the paint gang on the Springfield division of the Big Four, is reassigned to the Sandusky division where a dedicated paint crew is to operate for the first time. He supervised last year’s local station painting and will relocate his family from Springfield once a house is found.
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Drue Thomas
Springfield
Big Four
Sandusky
Thomas
Multilingual Baker’s Path from Alsace to America
Martin Mathern, from Alsace Lorraine, recalls school in German mornings and French afternoons. He traveled through European countries and settled in the United States where he ran a bakery. He learned English to operate there and can manage German French and English despite imperfect spelling.
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Martin Mathern
Alsace-Lorraine
Local Shoe Store Bought by L R Ashley Moves to Town
L R Ashley purchaser of Corbin and Shumaker's shoe store plans to move his family from Hopkinsville Kentucky in June. He will relocate after June 3 when his son finishes high school duties. Ashley will reside with Mr and Mrs J C Dow until his family arrives.
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L. R. Ashley
Corbin & Shumaker's
Hopkinsville
Mr. Ashley
J. C. Dow
County Doings and Local Notices From Sycamore Area
Upper Sandusky and nearby towns report social events court cases and public notices. Highlights include sales confirmations and deeds in Earl Black estate, local school commencements at Upper Sandusky and Sycamore, a factory project at Butter Wheat, and a police speed complaint involving Dr I N Zeis with interposed official letters.
Giant hen egg amazed Times readers in Lenner yard
A. D. Lenner visited the Times office Tuesday morning with a remarkable giant hen egg. It measured nine inches around the long way and seven and a half inches in girth, weighing five ounces and five and a third drams. The egg came from Mrs Alvin Lenner’s Plymouth Rocks in the family chicken yard.
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A. D. Lenner
Times Office
Alvin Lenner
Plymouth Rocks
Smiths Plan Vulcanizing Plant in Findlay
Henry Smith and Herbert Smith of Findlay rent the John Stahl room on Vance street and will operate as Carey Vulcanizing Works. The junior Mr. Smith previously worked with Haywood Tire and Equipment Co. in Indianapolis.
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Henry Smith
Herbert Smith
Findlay
John Stahl
Vance Street
Carey Vulcanizing Works
Smith
Haywood Tire and Equipment Co
Indianapolis
Houses Scarce As Rents Push Families North
A report notes housing is scarce with landlords hard to find and three men this week waiting to rent homes before bringing their families to the area.
Big Freight Business Hustle In Local yards
Last Saturday the Big Four freight firms handled 320 cars in twenty four hours. Of these 309 were moved before 6 00 p.m. at the local yards.
Pioneer Picnic Stand Offered by Upper Sandusky Vendor
Joe Dumit of Upper Sandusky secured the privilege of running the refreshment stand at the Pioneer Picnic to be held on Thursday June 8, with the event coming on Sunday.
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Joe Dumit
Upper Sandusky
Eastern Star Inspection in Crawford Chapter Friday
Crawford Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will be inspected Friday evening by Miss Claire Boyer of Galion deputy grand matron. A social session will follow.
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Crawford Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Claire Boyer
Galion
Master Mason Degree Set for Carey Lodge 420 Night
The Master Mason degree will be conferred on two candidates in Carey Lodge No. 420, Pui& A.M. next Monday evening. The Upper Sandusky lodge will be guests for the evening.
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Carey Lodge No. 420
Pui& A.M
Sandusky Lodge
Widow buys J. H. Black residence at public auction
At a Dow street public auction last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Black widow of J. H. Black purchased the home for $1600.
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J. H. Black
Dow Street
City Council Minutes Show Sewer, Water, and Labor Bills
City council meeting notes list bills paid by finance and affairs boards including labor, street cleaning, lime and line work, and utility meters. A resident sought water relief for flooded lot. council ruled jurisdiction lies with the courts. Grade trouble was discussed again.
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Chambers
Heck
Gottfried
Griffith
Hart
Hood
Spitler
William Youngpeter
C. Deitelbach
W. Weaks
Adam Keller
Co. C
J. A. Smith
Train fright causes buggy wreck near town
On a Saturday around nine PM Mrs. Nicholas Filliater and her son Edmond, six miles north of town, were returning home when a northbound Big Four train frightened their colt. The buggy ran away, throwing the occupants and breaking two wheels. Mrs. Filliater was badly injured. The buggy was new this spring.
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Nicholas Filliater
Edmond Filliater
Northern Ohio Railroad
New Chimney Block Machine At Snyder Cement House
A new chimney block machine has been installed at the Snyder cement house. It is the first of its kind in the locality and the only one whose product is approved by the fire underwriters. The cement house runs at full capacity this spring and remains behind in its work with two machines and a power mixer kept going continuously.
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Snyder Cement House
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River Junction
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East Bigelow Street
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