Public health notice on smallpox cases in Carey
Editorial calls for strict enforcement as two local smallpox cases are quarantined with light symptoms. It criticizes earlier reports of three cases and urges transparency, warns against lax measures, and warns that publicity aids safety while concealment endangers neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union-Republican
Newman
Alfonso Arnold
Dow Street
Stanley Miller
South Street
J. F. Wonder
Carey
Salem Township
Turning the Corners
Autoists should be careful turning street corners to protect pedestrians. A recent incident showed children crossing Main Street were unaware a southbound car would turn west, delaying their crossing and risking a collision.
Clarification on Small Pox Reports in Sandusky Area
The Union-Republican misreported three small pox cases in Carey and omitted Upper Sandusky. The correction notes several cases in Upper Sandusky and urges an accurate public update to unite communities in stamping out the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union-Republican
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Catholic event coverage earns praise for Carex edition
The Wines section editor Thrall and his office staff received high marks for a major Catholic event in Carex last week. The write up and illustrations filled nearly eight columns and were praised for their interesting presentation and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carex
Thrall
Wines
Commencement Program at Snyder's Opera House 1909
High school commencement exercises set for Thursday evening June 3 1909 at Snyder's Opera House with music invocations salutatories orations by Dorothy Brown Luther Burbank Lucile Patterson Ruth Keefer Hazel Long Floyd Mullholand Fern Sillia Ralph E K Brown Maude Snyder Clara Newhard Ralph Kurtz John Phillips Harriet O'Brien diplomas presented by Prof A J Nowlan and benediction by Rev S Baumgardner. All music by St Ce Glia Concert Co of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder’s Opera House
Dorothy Brown
Luther Burbank
Lucile Patterson
M. Greene
A. J. Nowlan
Baumgardner
St. Ce Glia Concert Co
Toledo
Coterie Club Gives Afternoon Party at Mrs Snouffer’s Home
The Coterie Club enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon at East Main Street in Mrs Co W Stutzman’s and Mrs I D Snouffer’s home. Members and guests played with needles and progressive hearts, with amateur sketching won by Mrs Jacob Hilty and the courtship in the vegetable kingdom won by Mrs Leslie Patterson. Consolations went to Mrs Wm Kreisel and Miss Winifred Beitler. A three course supper with red and black decor followed. Guests included Mrs Jacob Hilty Mrs T M Edmon son Miss Winifred Beitler of Findlay and Mrs Wm Kreisel of Upper Sandusky. The club will host a lawn party for members and husbands late in June at Mrs Leslie Patterson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Stutzman
I. D.snouffer
East Main Street
Vegetable Kingdom
Jacob Hilty
Leslie Patterson
Wm. Kreisel
Winifred Beitler
T. M. Edmonson
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Memorial Sunday Observance At Lutheran Church
Next Sunday is observed as Memorial Sunday with worship at the regular hour fifteen minutes after ten. Members of the G A R and other veterans meet at the Gibbs block post hall fifteen minutes before ten and march in to the church. Rev BE Luther Spaid will preach with the church choir singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A R
Gibbs Block
BE. Luther Spaid
Dorsey Klaiss
Tithin
Robert Trafelet
Flint
Michigan
Klaiss
Odivis
Albion
Wash
Iss Grace
Upper Sadusky
A. K. Davis
Blanche
Davis
Lutheran Church
J. H. Williams
Reynolds Re-examined in Lima for Stationary Engineer License
M C Reynolds went to Lima on Friday to be re-examined under a new law requiring all stationary engineers not examined since 1902 to undergo re-testing. The process unsettled some engineers unprepared for their posts, while Reynolds earned a first class license, his initial license dating nine years back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Reynolds
Lima
Reynold
Carey Clippers Triumph 9 6 Over Fostoria Ball Club
Carey Clippers defeated Fostoria 9 to 6 at the new ball park on Sunday. Saxton Heck pitched his first game with a solid delivery and the Fostoria pitcher also performed well. Batting highlights include Murray and Mohn for Carey and Roulston for Fostoria with multiple base hits and stolen bases. Next Sunday Carey hosts Hogan Buats of Marion and Decoration Day features a Clarke match with T&O C Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Clippers
Fostoria
New Ball Park
Saxton Heck
Carey
Mohn
Campbell
C. Dill
Sopher
Schmuck
Heck
Cscee
Wickiser
Rolston
Murray
J. Dil
A. Vitt
Wblaser
Arnold
BK. Vitt
Hoff
Myers
Crowe
Blaser
S.ae Cene
iSchurrock
Eees
Roulston
Schurtock
Schurock
Roulstop
Dill
Walters
J. Dill
Weck
O. Dill
Ball Park
Hogan Buats
Marion
Clippers
Carey High School
Forest H Igh School
Raymond Nichols
See Spring the Jeweler for Commencement Gifts
A short notice invites customers to See Spring the Jeweler for commencement presents. The shop promotes gift options and jewelry selections suitable for graduates and graduates’ families.
Decoration Day Observance With Parade and Services
Decoration Day falls on Sunday May 30 with cemetery graves of soldiers to be decorated in the forenoon and afternoon services at Snyder's opera house at 1 30. A parade forms at 1 00 at the G A hall led by the Fire Department band to the opera house with a program of hymns readings songs and benediction featuring Miss Gladys Bacha Miss Myrtle Latuka Greene and Miss Mae Williams in a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder’s
Opera House
Fire Department
S. Baumgardner
Gladys Bacha
Lincolns
Gettysburg
Andress
Myrtle Latuka Greene
Asda
Mae Williams
Musto
Devine
W. R. Hare
Soloist Engler Joins Perenian Concert Company Tour
Miss Mable Engler daughter of Mr and Mrs P S Engler of this place has accepted a violin soloist post with the Perenian Concert Company of Findlay for the upcoming summer season. The four member group includes a vocalist reader violinist and pianist. Mr and Mrs Newton Traxler of Findlay are reader and vocalist respectively. Engler graduates from Findlay College of Music on June 11 with four other musicians and three art students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Engler
P.S Engler
Perenian Concert Company
Findlay
Andrs. Newton Traxler
Lutle Nye
Miss Engler
Findlay College of Music
Osteopath Dr B C Currence to Visit Carey Twice Weekly
Dr B C Currence the Osteopath of Tittin will visit Carey on Mondays and Fridays from 7 30 a m to 1 p m. He has treated people in and near Carey and will offer free consultation and examination for chronic diseases at Mrs C Riter's home near Findlay and Paterson across from the library. He graduated from the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo in 1901 and holds a certificate from the Ohio Board of Medical Registration and Examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Currence
Ortheop'st
Tittin
Carey
Acd
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkeville
Tutin
Board of Medical Registration
Ohio
Corrections in Epworth League Officer Proxies
A report on Epworth League initiation at the M E church notes two proxies were used. Previously misreported as 8.6.0. Schuman as first vice president and Miss Lulu Piking as third vice president. They were actually Moss Blanche Davis and Miss Eisie Turnbell acting in those positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E
Schuman
Lulu Piking
Moss Blanche Davis
Eisie Turnbell
Pre Hat-Brthers Build One Third Mile Track
The Pre Hat-Brthers have created a one third mile track on their farm east of town on the Upper Sandusky road. They plan to use it to train their colts and horses this summer in preparation for the races this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre Hat—Brthers
Sandusky Road
Auto dealer Stewart Baumgardner trades runabout for Rambler
Stewart Baumgardner, a local auto dealer, traded his runabout on Tuesday for a Rambler touring car reflecting active vehicle exchanges in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Baumgardner
Local and Personal Notes Highlight Upper Sandusky Visits
Local and personal notices cover visits to Upper Sandusky from Fostoria Findlay and Columbus. Friends and relatives, including Mr and Mrs J M Long and Mrs A K Davis, are mentioned with short updates on painting, framing, wallpaper and summer hat sales.
Sophomore Class Surprises Lawrence Wenner at Home
On Monday evening the high school Sophomore class and friends surprised Lawrence Wenner at his northeast town home. Attendees included Edna Stroup Fern Pierce Mae Williams Laura Phillips Donna Barton Hazel Livingston Gladys Kennerley Gladys Trubey Cletis Lowery Correne Wenner Cecil Beebe Irma Trubey Nina Trubey Mary Ranger Rosa Johnson Ross Patterson Wallace Beebe Ralph Wenner George Newhard George Karr Carl Mitchell Mr and Mrs C M Wenner and sons Laurence Clarence and Forrest Refreshments were served and music was the main feature of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Wenner
Northea
Edna Stroup
Fern Pierce
Mae Williams
Laura Phillips
Donna Barton
Hazel Livingston
Gladys Kennerley
Gladys Trubey
Cletis Lowery
Correne Wenner
Cecil Beebe
Irma Trubey
Nina Trubey
Mary Ranger
Measre
Rosa Johnson
Ross Patterson
Wallace Beebe
Ralph Wenner
George Newhard
George Karr
Carl Mitchel
Mia
C. M. Wenner
Laurence
Clarence
Forrest
Henry Faul
Pioneer Picnic Committees Appointed for June Event
W J Baker as Pioneer Picnic Association president named committees on finance music and reception on Saturday. Finance includes Chas Bell Wharton George Weininger O D Hare and Mayor John T Carey. Meeting to finalize plans set for next Saturday at 1 pm at the People's Bank. The picnic date Friday June 11 grows closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker
Pioneer Picnic Association
Chas
W. Bell
Wharton
George Weininger
McCutchenville
0. D. Hare
John T. Carey
Upper Sandusky
H. L. Goodbread
Nevada
M. Ranger
Carey
W. J. Newhard
Mark Karr
Crawford
W. H. Soydar
B. D. Hurd
L. G. Ranger
People’s Bank
Recital Attended by Toledo Social Figures
Mr and Mrs E C Walker and Mr and Mrs George Ash attended the graduation piano recital of Edith Walker at the Y W C A auditorium in Toledo. Edith is a Columbia School of Music graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Walker
George Ash
Fern Peirce
Mary Newhard
Edith Walker
Walker
Toledo
Columbia School of Music
Mrs Andrew Bakers Dies in Toledo Life
Mrs Andrew Bakers died Tuesday morning at the state hospital in Toledo. Undertaker John McGuire collected the remains and brought them here to be taken to the home of her widow Mrs Frank Kitzler. Her funeral was held this morning at Our Lady of Consolation church. She was thirty three years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bakers
State Hospital
Toledo
John McGuire
Frank Kitzler
Our ‘Lady of Consolation Church
Luncheon Honored General Grant at VA Chamber Event
Attendees included E. C. Walker and the Virginia Chamber of Commerce who hosted a luncheon on Tuesday. General Frederick D. Grant of the United States Army was the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Walker
Va Chamber of Commerce
Frederick D. Grant
United States Army
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P. S Engler
THE
Carey Times
Garey
Homer Thrall
Gdi
Editorial
Ruth Keefer
Deena
Hazel Long
America
Floyd Mullholand
Ralph EK. Brown
Oral Ryder
Ralph Kurtz
John Phillips
Maude Snyder
Clara Newhard
Harriet O'Brien
Coterie
Mecca Tigers
Osteopathy
Wing
New Auto
Ewing's
John Pacbta
Anna Thatcher
H. E. Myers
Spreng
J.M. K Long
Vance
McGuire
Luther Fogg
Ferdinand Brown
Theodore Harris
Vance Street
E. B. Kenton
Caroline Kenton
Mack Hilty
M A. Straw
C. W. Brayton’s
Miss
Peabody Buggy
L. D. Truby
Ray Kirby
Peter Jenet
William Galbroner
Homer
Columbus
Grover Fisher
Lulu
Katie Lantz
Will Young
Leipsic
Margaret Myers
Clark Myers
Cregon
Livingston
Jeno Carothers
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred J. Weber
Katie Gantz
Ruth Dow
Mamie Fry
Etroy
Frank Fry
W. S DeWitt
Dorothy
West Millgrove
DeWitt
Phil Gear
Frank Zender
Gear
W. F Beebe
Dorcas
M. B. Smith
Leonard
J. LD. Southward
Ai. Baumgardner
Spreng’s
Martin Corfman
Wibnie
Trevell
John Fleck
Miss Raymond
R. S. Bowers
Elies
Catharine van Fleet
L E. Straw
J D. Ewing
Edwin Craun
John Feoner
Tiffin
J. N Zeis
Mr. Craun
Dr. Zeis
A. F. Constien
Pearl
Larue
Dr. Constien
Tom Weldon
Joseph Weldon
Henry Pahl
Mss
Lottie Bermdt
Pioneer Picnic
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