Rose County Appoints L M Bowers Assistant Prosecutor
The County appoints Judge L M Bowers as assistant prosecutor in Rose law violation cases. The estate of Francis J Weber includes a $153.44 claim by W H Lytle for services to the deceased, allowed. Real estate transfers list Joseph Shane and others to William M Bristol and others for lot 10 Wickiser addition, $1,000, and Sarah Wolfe to the Big Four railroad, Ridge township land, $1. Edgar H Hahn and Josie Reese, both of Nevada, married October 22 at the bride’s mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bowers
Francis J. Weber
W. H. Lytle
Joseph Shane
William M. Bristol
Wickiser
Wharton
Sarah Wolfe
Big Four Railroad
Ridge Township
Edgar H. Hahn
Nevada
White Sox
Chicago
Josie Reese
John Collett
Upper Sandusky
Ohio Manufacturing Co
Juanita Snover
Court of Common
Thomas Snover
Juanita
Thomas
Nannie LaFollette
Eden Township
Common Pleas Court
Fred Stuckey
Platt & Black, Tiffin
Jacob Welt
Forest
T. J. Carey
Wharton M. E
W. E. Kaeding
Salem Township
Mr. Welz
Germany
John Welz
Farm Sold in Ridge Township Transfer Completed
A farm of forty acres in Ridge township transferred Monday from E. M. Burson to Chas. Cole for 3500 dollars. Cole has taken possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Township
E. M. Burson
Chas. Cole
Cole
Wharton Inventor Receives Patent for Collapsible Crate
B L Cosgrove of Wharton is granted a patent for a collapsible crate. The device aims to provide a lightweight stackable packing option for transport and storage. The patent adds to Wharton's list of local innovations and manufacturing know how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B L. Cosgrove
Wharton
Letter From Leah Williams From Williams Center 1909
Leah Williams writes to her grandfather from Williams Center Otto dated October 26 1909 about moving from Carey to a six room house with attic and cellar a large lawn and garden including berry bushes walnut trees peach and apple trees and rich sandy soil. She describes two stores two churches a school in the center across fields and a fence to reach it and explains May and Russell travel daily to Bryan for high school. She notes no local post office the mutual phone and missing Public Library while mentioning her father the Rev J H Williams will begin a revival next Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gilliland
Leah Williams
J. H. Williams
United Brethren Church
Williama Center
Williams Center
Otto
Grandfather Gilliland
Carey
Papa
Russell
Bryan
May
Masked Masquerade At Delcie Lowerys Home
Miss Delcie Lowery hosted a Hallowe en masquerade at her mother Mrs John Lowery s home south of town Monday evening. The event featured autumn decor Jack o lanterns games and a luncheon. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Wright Mr and Mrs Henry Kramer Jr Miss Mary Ranger Irene Gillette Ruth Keefer Glen Stroup Anna Shumaker Myrtle Crawford Mayme and Florence Ritter Myrtle Baker Mary and Katherine Wentzinger Cecil Lowery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delcie Lowery
John Lowery
Hallowe’en
Will Wright
Henry Kramer, Jr
Mary Ranger
Irene Gillette
Ruth Keefer
Glen Stroup
Anna Shumaker
Myrtle Crawford
Mayme
Florence Ritter
Myrtle Baker
Mary
Katherine Wentzinger
Cecil Lowery
Lawrence Kennerley
Clyde Campbell
Russell Schmuck
Ray Slater
Dean Wright
John Wentzinger
Vincent
Harley Lowery
Ralph Wenner
Harry Lowery
Delightful Sunday at Karr Home Southeast Of Town
Mr and Mrs Henry W Karr hosted a social at their southeast of town residence last Sunday with sons Mark and George. Guests included Mrs C A Marr and May, Mrs Sawyer and Carol, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Eloise Thrall, Rosa and Lavinia Haferd, Uhlma Bradman, and Ralph Haferd. Mush with milk was served at supper, made from meal ground at the Indian Mill. The day was spent touring the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W Karr
Mark
George
Karr
Weber Family Visits From Pittsburg
From Pittsburg Mr and Mrs John B Weber visit for a couple of days. Mr Weber is a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger conductor on the eighteen hour New York to Chicago flyer from Pittsburg to Crestline. He notes runs fall but near sixty miles an hour.
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John B. Weber
Pittsburg
Weber
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Chicago
Crestline
Visit to Sheridan Oregon Highlights Fruit Growth
Mrs. J F Wisner returned from Oregon last Wednesday after visiting her father H L Bilger and brother John Bilger in Sheridan. Both father and son are well. The Sheridan area is noted for its rich country, especially for fruit growing.
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J.F. Wisner
H. L. Bilger
John Bilger
Sheridan
Oregon
Epworth League Convention Draws Large Attendance
The Naniue and Carey chapters of the Epworth League held a joint convention at the M E church in Vanlue on Sunday, with excellent weather and strong turnout from Vanlue. The program featured Florence Dow, Carrie Bolton, Edwin King, H F Walters, Miss Mabel Engler, and Rev Cole, with discussions on foreign missions, Christian stewardship, home missions, temperance, Bible study, league evangelism, music, literature, and citizenship, ending with a testimony session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naniue and
Carey
Epworth League
M.’E
Tig Sty
Vanlue
Florence Dow
J.B. Moore
Cole
Ada
Moore
Nowlan
Carrie E Bolton
Findlay
Miss Bolton
John
Peter
Edwin King
H. F. Walters
West
Mabel Engler
Blanche Davis
Mammoth Cave
Green
Carey Church
Supt
Nowlan Amos Swihart
Vantue
Epworth
Enid Pratt
Vaniue
Emma [Binders
Home and Hospital
Toledo
Lucile Westcott
J. F. Walters
C. M. Beard
Greene
M. A. Ascham
Robert Walters
Lulu Hoy
Blaine Parker
R. A. Ashbaugh
Vanlue League
Margaret Hilty
Double Birthday Celebration for Frank Long and Daughter Helen
Last Thursday evening a double birthday party was hosted at Mr. Long’s home marking his forty sixth anniversary and Miss Helen Long’s seventeenth. A large group of friends attended and oyster stew and cake were served.
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Frank Long
Miss Helen
Mr. Long
J. Briggs
Oscar Twining
Joe Braun
Frank Kitzler
Study Club Organized by Local Ladies
About a dozen young ladies gathered Friday at Miss Lulu Hoy’s home and formed a study club. A decision on the course of study will be made at a meeting next Friday with Miss Hoy. The Bay View course is under consideration. Officers: President Miss Hoy, Vice President Miss Eloise Thrall, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Blanche Garman, Executive Committee Miss Lulu Perkins Miss Florence Smith and Miss May Mullholand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Hoy
Miss Hoy
Bay View
Eloise Thrall
Blanche Garman
Lulu Perkins
Florence Smith
May Mullholand
Indian Tomahawk Found Near Sandusky by Karr
Henry W. Karr, southeast of town, unearthed an Indian tomahawk along the Sandusky River near Half King Town. He already keeps a collection of relics and holds knowledge of Indian warfare and Civil War history from his cavalry service. A notable relic in his possession is a well worn silk hat once owned by the famed Solomon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Karr
Sandusky
Half King Town
Mr. Karr
McKarr
Solomon
Local Poultry Shippers Buy Record One Ton from Farmer
Woother Littoff Henry litden and Sons, prominent local poultry shippers, completed the largest single-farmer purchase in their years of operation. They bought over one ton of chickens from Grant Karr near Crawford, paying exactly $200. Mr Karr received the money as two wagonloads were hauled to town.
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Woother Littoff
Henry Litden
Freight Boom Forces Extra Trains on Ohio Route
Northern Ohio railroad freight traffic has risen sharply with near daily extra trains. The heavy flow continues to strain capacity, causing goods to wait along the line even on Sundays, disrupting the quiet of the road.
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Northern Ohio Railroad
Hoys Return From Four Week Urbana Visit
Mr and Mrs A Hoy returned last Friday from a four week trip at Urbana Winds Mr Hoy has three brothers living there two of whom he had not seen for twenty years They were accompanied by C W Waltermire and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hoy
Urbana
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Peninsulap
Peninsular
Wyandot County
He Beck & Milroy
Flame
Mutual
W. H. Snyder
Get & Peninsular
O- C. ‘Bowlby
Michigan
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Clermont
Ranger & Huston
Dayton
Lake Ene
Elks
Wharton Inventor
Antatllowe
Societies of the
Padey and
Sole Poultry
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