Neighbors recall events in Upper Sandusky area
A collage of local items includes a large corn harvest by 32 neighbors for Louis Orians, tax figures from Auditor Marguer, a county vote on amendments, and civil notices. Marriages, deaths, jail releases, fire scare, and new Eastern Star chapter mark a busy week in the region.
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Louis Orians
Marguer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Widman
Gottfried
The
Eastern Star
Upper Sandusky
F. B. Levering
Crawford
School Survey Program at Stetler School
School Survey Day will be observed at the Stetler school on Friday November 14 at 2 00 p m The program includes song reading of the Governors proclamation What We Can Do for the School Traveling Libraries in the School Selections by the pupils reading of the history of the schools of Ohio and a sketch of the Ohio School Survey Remarks by the teacher and talks by parents or visitors Election of delegate to attend the Educational Congress at Columbus December 5 and 6 1913 Parents and friends of education are cordially invited D t e Hart Teacher
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Stetler
Ohio
Cattend
Educational Congress
Columbus
eHart
Flemish Dutch Wedding Performed by Local Priest
In Findlay, Rev. John Mizer conducted a marriage at St. Michael's Catholic church using Flemish Dutch aided by a guardian interpreter. Basil Cottier, 20, and Bertha Bruckweldt, younger, arrived five weeks ago from Flemish Dutch descent and will stay in the city for the winter. Both work at the Continental Beet Sugar plant.
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John Mizer
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Basil Cottier
Bertha Bruckweldt
America
Alfonse Devogt
Father Mizer
Devogt
Chicago
Findlay
Appointment of County Tax Commissioner Surprises Officials
Governor Cox named Ex-Auditor Peter Frank for the county tax commissioner post created by the Warnes law. Frank, not the Democratic central committee's choice, accepts despite not actively seeking the job. The role oversees assessors and land appraisers across municipalities and townships.
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Cox
Warnes Law
Peter Frank
Frank
Democratic Central Committee
Interesting Meeting of the Travelers Club
Mr and Mrs Cram hosted the Travelers Club on Monday with Wallace Lee presenting Canadian Explorers and Trappers Fur Industry Mrs Cram spoke on Newfoundland and Homer Thrall on Post Election Musings A lively discussion followed and in two weeks the club will meet at Miss Alma Leedums home to study Quebec and Montreal
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C. E. Cram
Travelers’ Club
Wallace Lee
Tymochtee Township Elects New Officials
Tymochtee township residents chose George A. Wininger J D Curtis and Cyrus Starkey as trustees William B Houpt was elected clerk A F Spayth treasurer Howard Bland constable and Avery Needs Josphus Hufford and Edward Swerline elected to the board of education in last Tuesday’s election.
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Tymochtee Township
George A. Wininger
J. D. Curtis
Cyrus Starkey
William B. Houpt
A. F. Spayth
Howard Bland
Avery Needs
Josphus Hufford
Edward Swerline
Board of Education
Get Busy Mr Merchant Boost Holiday Ads Now
The piece urges merchants to prepare a holiday advertising campaign and write ads in advance. It stresses careful stock selection, overtime effort, and timely display to maximize sales. It argues that well prepared ads prove advertising pays off.
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Carey Times
Times
Sycamore Votes Go Wet Despite Dry Tendencies
The Sycamore Leader sums up a mixed election showing a large majority in favor of the bond tax while the liquor proposition and amendments drew contrary votes. The township, normally dry, swung decisively wet on Tuesday, reflecting unexpected sentiment shifts.
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Sycamore
Sycamore Township
Beidelschies-Weldon Wedding Planned in Upper Sandusky
At St. Peter's church in Upper Sandusky the betrothal of Miss Vernice Beidelschies to Mr. Francis Joseph Weldon was announced. Vernice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Beidelschies Jr. of Upper Sandusky and Weldon is from Columbus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weldon. Vernice has visited with Miss Grace Slemmer on several occasions.
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L. K. Bender
Olive B. Ward
Upper Sandusky
Evangelical
A. F. Beery
Cornelius Faulkner
Ireland
Frank Harris
Thomas Conover
Carey
Hocking Valley
Keller
Union Republican
Reformed
Sycamore
George Klahr
Upper Sandusky Chamber of Commerce
Union National Drug Co
Chamber of Commerce
Babst
Philip Stoner
Stoner
H. H. Newel
St. Peter’s Church
Vernice Beidelschies
George Beidelschies, Jr
Francis Joseph Weldon
Columbus
Joseph Weldon
Miss Beidelschies
Grace Slemmer
Belled buzzard sighted near Mt Blanchard
Henry Lackey and Frank Lackey heard a bell ringing while in a field west of town. They noticed a buzzard overhead with a small bell attached to its wing, a rare belled-bird sighting confirmed by the Mt Blanchard Journal.
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Henry
Frank Lackey
Mt. Blanchard
Unusual ballot surprise for Chesebrough candidate
G W Chesebrough found his name on the ballot for the board of public affairs after election supervisors, by lot, selected among scattered votes from Care primaries to be recognized. The random draw named him as a candidate.
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G. W. Chesebrough
Board of Public Affairs
Care
Mr. Chesebrough
Buckeye Bays Corn Special Party May Get Film Coverage
A moving picture syndicate seeks permission to film the Buckeye Bays Corn Special Party as it travels through Ohio and other states. The plan aims to show the party in many communities where it has representatives, potentially broadening its reach beyond the state.
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Buckeye Bays Corn Special Party
Ohio
Moving Picture Syndicate
Moving Picture
Buckeye Boys Corn
Judge Cram to preside at Davenport poultry show
Will Judge Show C E Cram judge the poultry show in Davenport Iowa during Thanksgiving week He will be accompanied by his wife and three sons His mother Mrs Clara Cram of Davenport will join after an extended stay in Carey
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C. E. Cram
Davenport
Iowa
Clara Cram
Carey
Felicitous Occasion Presents Silk Hat to Mayor-elect Wonder
On Friday evening a group of friends gathered at the office of Mayor-elect Joseph F. Wonder and presented him with a handsome silk hat through P Crawford. Wonder expressed his sincere thanks for the gesture.
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Joseph F. Wonder
Mr. Wonder
City Council Meeting Adopts Street Improvements Plans
At Monday night session Laughlin mayor and council members approved bills for coal, oil, gas, telephone, and labor costs totaling several hundred dollars. A street between Findlay Street east line and Wyandot Avenue will be extended with water bound pavement by the National Lime and Stone Co. at town expense. Main Street paving discussed. decision postponed to next week.
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Laughlin
Angus
Kurtz
Keller
Johnson
Dunlap
Heck
Chambers
H. V. Domestic Coal Co
S. C. Coal Co
Adam Frederick, Jr
Bee
Appleton Car Moving Co
Standard Oil Co
Carey Electric Telephone Co
J. P. Brown
Jabér
Wake Eisaareee
Findlay Street
Wyandot Avenue
National Lime and Stone Co
Snowed Under Perkins Factory Shutdown
Perkins factory closed Monday due to snow drifts that formed after Sunday night snowfall.
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Perkins Factory
City votes 300000 bond for Sandusky River work
Progressive City votes to issue bonds totaling 300000 for deepening widening and straightening the Sandusky River after a Tuesday meeting. The move reflects a commitment to a needed public improvement and enhances flood control and navigation potential.
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Tiffin
Sandusky River
Notice to November election candidates
All persons who ran in the November 4 election must file with the board a statement of receipts and expenditures. The filing deadline is November 14. Blank forms are available from the Board of Elections.
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Board OF Elections
Sisters Return After Toledo Visit
Two Notre Dame sisters returned to Toledo last week after a brief visit with the order at the parochial school. One Carey sister had resided in Toledo for six years and the visitors expressed great satisfaction with Carey.
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Notre Dame
Toledo
Carey
Foreman Returns as Whitehall Brick and Tile Factory Closes
L. M. Johnson has returned from Whitehall Illinois where he accepted a foreman post at a brick and tile plant. The factory was shut temporarily due to water scarcity affecting many towns in the region.
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L. M. Johnson
Whitehall
Illinois
Council election result corrected after posting error
Election accounts show Al Blue winning by ten votes over C. E. Cram for councilman. Poll books confirm Blue's majority and list the council as Al Blue and David Heck Republicans and M. A. Washburn A. B. Ryder William Pahl and S. C. Dunlap Democrats.
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C. E. Cram
al Blue
Blue
David Heck
M. A. Washburn
A. B. Ryder
William Pahl
S. C. Dunlap
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