Memorial Day 1913 Observances and Parade Schedule
Memorial Day activities begin with auto processions to local cemeteries and flower tributes for soldiers. Afternoon program includes Fountain Square band, parade to Snyder’s Opera House, and speakers including Homer Thrall and Beecher W. Waltermire with readings, solos, and patriotic songs.
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Fountain Square
G. A. R. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Veterans Ladies’ Auxiliary
T. W. McClure
County commissioners grant ditched in two townships
Otto Stevens ditch in Richland township approved with hearing set for August 5. Kennerley ditch in Salem township granted with hearing on July 3. A Harpster church talk asked Why Doesn't God Kill the Devil? was open to all. Jurors for June term to be drawn. 15 grand, 24 petit. Divorce granted to Sarah Maskey with $1000 alimony and custody. Lester Walter sues for divorce from Alice Walter. both under age. Jacob Teal dies at 83 in Syla more. Civil War veteran had planned 60th anniversary. Fire at George Schwilk’s Upper Sandusky home caused by spontaneous combustion. no damage.
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Salem Township
Babst
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Sarah Maskey
Benjamin Maskey
Lester Walter
Upper Sandusky
Alice Walter
Windsor
Canada
Jacob Teal
Sylamore
New York
Ohio
George Schwilk
Upper
Sandusky
Geo. Schwilk
South Tifth Street
Schwilk
State President to Speak at Grace Chapel June 5
Frances Willard W C T A secures Mrs Florence B Richards state president to deliver an address at Grace Chapel church three and a half miles southwest of Carey on June 5. She with no charge for attendance, asks only a free will offering. Memorial day decoration flowers will be provided at Mrs Henry Nigh home instead of Mrs Henry Brown. The L T S meets June 1 at Nigh School.
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Frances Willard W
Henry Nigh
Henry Brown
Nigh School
Funeral of W. W. Edwards in Leipsic noted
R G Spencer and C G Spencer attended the funeral at Edwards home in Leipsic on Tuesday. Delayed services due to daughter Mrs Fred Spencer traveling from McCloud California. Edwards’ sudden death last week linked to National Lime and Stone Co and its plant in Carey.
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R. G. Spencer
C. G. Spencer
W. W. Edwards
Leipsic
Fred Spencer
McCloud
Calif
Edwards
National Lime and Stone Co
Carey
Patriotic Services at Christian Union Church May 30
Patriotic services to be held Friday evening May 30 at the Christian Union church north of Vanlue. Oscar Steen to deliver the address. The Thomas Quartette with Miss Rosa Moore to sing. By order of committee.
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Christian Union
Memorial Service Honors Civil War Veterans at Local Church
The Sunday Memorial service at the Methodist Episcopal church drew large attendance, especially Civil War veterans who filled front seats. Rev. W. J. Hagerman led prayers and the sermon tied sacrifice to patriotism, urging individuals to commit to meaningful ideals and active pursuit of those aims.
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Methodist , Episcopal Church
G.A. R. Hall
Darigat
Moore
Jesse St
Chattanooga
Washington
Lincoln
Sherman
Grant
Father Abraham
America
Moses
Baccalaureate Sermon At Local Lutheran Church
Rev. C D N Moore led the Baccalaureate service at the Lutheran church with Miss Gladys Kennerley as organist and a church choir plus a quartet. Graduates named include Gladys Zeis Katherine Hickle Loiss Vandehoff Helen Lantz Ruth Kurtz Hester Stahl Wallace G Bebe Earl M Culp Clarence Wenner Slamlin King and Nial H Ryder.
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C. D. N. Moore
United Brethren Church
Lutheran Church
Gladys Kennerley
A. J. Nowlan
W. Jd. Baker
J. B. Moore
Jesse Stombaugh
King
Nial H. Ryder
E. Luther Span
Moore
Jehu
Mr. Moore
Jehoram
Jéhu
Carey Village Council Minutes Open Budget and Public Works
The Carey village council met Monday with Mayor Laughlin and council members including Angus and Chambers. They paid numerous bills for labor and coal and discussed a protest by Alonzo Ogg over a catch basin location. A sidewalk project was authorized and the annual budget for 1914 adopted listing funds for General Public Health Public Safety Public Service Library and debt service.
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Laughlin
Angus
Chambers
Dunlap
Johnson
Keller
Kurtz
Kennerley
David Hall
M. A. Thornton
C. C. Cari
Lucie Angus
Houk Ditch
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Ash & Houk
Moise
Alonzo Ogg
Wolfram Ditch
Hocking
Sunday Dinner at Vanlue Home Hosts Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ek. V. Vanlue entertained Sunday dinner with Mr. Marion Esterly, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Esterly and daughter Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Peterman and daughter Dorothy, and Mr. Avry Hayman of Oregon. Hayman is a nephew of Mr. Vanlue.
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Ek. V. Vanlue
Marion Esterly
Sherman Esterly
Edith
Rolland Peterman
Dorothy
Avry Hayman
Oregon
Vanlue
Runners Joined For Indianapolis Auto Races Trip
Marshal Graham Buckland W Z Campbell and W C Carr left Tuesday morning for the Indianapolis automobile races. At Springfield they were joined by John Salloren and Ned Smith.
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Graham Buckland
W. Z. Campbell
W. C. Carr
Springfield
John Slalloren
Ned Smith
Time change for Hocking Valley trains
A small schedule adjustment on the Hocking Valley Sunday No. 34 southbound now departs at 12 14 p m instead of 12 20 and No. 37 northbound leaves at 11 p m instead of 12 30 a m.
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Hocking Valley
Plumbing Offer for New House by Gore Area Firm
Local ad inviting homeowners to hire Gore area plumbing services. The firm promises a reliable job at reasonable prices for new houses, guaranteeing no faults to be found later. Contact D C Bowley in Beck Bigsk Carey.
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Huston & Paul
Huston
Paul
P. F. DeVaux
Ev’ry
Arthor
Homer Thrall
Freil Rowalt
Beecher W. Waltermire
Jesus
G. A. R Hall
Brown
The
Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown, Mer
Carey, Ohio
Reynold
United States
W. H. Snyder
Wer
Mrry
KML
Otto Stevens
Richland Township
Harpster Baptist Church
RHR
Patriotic Services
Noah
New Orleans
Anigthrey
Bryan
St. Paul
Jesson
City Council
Indianapolis
D. C
Bowley Beck
Bigsk Carey, Ohig
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