Wyandot County News Roundup From Sycamore Area
Local notes cover a school injury in Upper Sandusky, car dealer activity in Flint for Wyandot county Buick sales, revival meetings in Sycamore and McCutchenville, a husking bee hosted by Clara and George Mossbrugger, and the 21 land appraisers scheduled to work January to July under new tax law limits. Also reports on Rose liquor law cases reversed except one, with remands to mayor for new trials and possible state appeal.
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Earl
Blackburn
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
F. J.wensinger
Flint
Mich
Wyandot County
Buick
Findlay
M. E. Church
United Brethren Church
J. W. Hicks
Trinity Reformed Church
McCutchenville
H. S. Stoner
Massilon
Clara
George Mossbrugger
Schofield
Ralph Demise
Drake
Reasoner
Fine Celery Showcases Local Grown Produce
John Shireman delivered celery to the office last Monday praising its quality and noting it as among the finest seen this season. The remark highlights local growing standards and potential for regional produce success.
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John Shireman
Miss Mamie Hill Training as Nurse in Loraix Hospital
Miss Mamie Hill of Salem, daughter of Mrs. Ann Hill, is training to be a nurse at a hospital in Loraix.
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Mamie Hill
Ann Hill
Salem
Loraix
Missionary Meeting of the ME Church Woman's Society
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the ME church met last Thursday afternoon with the largest attendance to date. The lesson covered Alaska and the Treasury, with readings from Alaska and a district convention report. Mrs. W. J. Green joined the society, and the next meeting is scheduled for December with Mrs. W. H. Sheridan.
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Missionary Society
M. E
Surprise marriage of Montague and Donnelson shocks friends
Relatives and friends were surprised Saturday evening to learn of the marriage of William E. Montague and Hazel Donnelson at the United Brethren parsonage with Rev. Joshua Sheller officiating. A cousin, Miss Fern Bowman, was the sole witness. the couple then traveled to Toledo and Logansport before visiting Lima.
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William E. Montague
Hazel Donnelson
United Brethren Parsonage
Joshua Sheller
Fern Bowman
Arlington
Montague
Kinsey Montagu
Dinner Guests at East Main Street Home
Master Franklin Newhard hosted a Sunday dinner for schoolmates and friends at his parents home on East Main street. Guests included Russell Gottfried Leigh Smith Ross Patterson Herman Gibbs George Newhard Robert Ewing Raymond Nichols Lawrence Lenner Clarence Lenner Grover Snyder Ralph Wenner Wallace Beebe Ralph Brown and Carl Brown with Miss Persis Newhard assisting in serving.
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Franklin Newhard
W. J. Newhard
East Main Street
Russell Gottfried
Leigh Smith
Ross Patterson
Herman Gibbs
George Newhard
Robert Ewing
Raymond Nichols
Lawrence
Clarence Lenner
Grover Snyder
Ralph Wenner
Wallace Beebe
Ralph Brown
Carl Brown
Persis Newhard
Strawberries In Fall Brighten Nearby Farm Outlook
J. F. Ewing of near Adrian visited the Times office Saturday with two quarts of strawberries from vines that would mature in about two weeks with favorable weather. He has forty years in strawberry farming and believes this fall warmth will not hurt next year's crop, easing local fears.
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J. F. Ewing
Adrian
Times
Nineteen Hundred Club Meets With Guests
Mrs. I. L. Culler hosted the Nineteen Hundred Club at their regular meeting last Thursday evening. Guests included Mrs. F. H. Frederick Mrs. C. G. Spencer Miss Elsie Cover of Lima and Miss Genevra Brayton.
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I. L. Culler
Nineteen Hundred Club
F. H. Frederick
C. G. Spencer
Elsie Cover
Lima
Genevra Brayton
Reunion After Thirty Three Years Reunites Toledo Relatives
Mrs Rachael Williams of Toledo visited her cousin Mrs acok F Stoll last Thursday. The long awaited meeting surprised Mrs Stoll who had not seen her cousin for thirty three years.
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Rachael Williams
Toledo
Acok F. Stoll
Lortz Keller Wed at Upper Sandusky Home
Mr Paul Lortz and Miss Jessie Keller were united in marriage Sunday afternoon November 7 at the home of Rev W E Kaeding in Upper Sandusky. The couple now resides on the Lortz farm in Salem township.
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Paul Lortz
Jessie Keller
W. E. Kaeding
Upper Sandusky
Lortz
Salem Township
Oyster Supper Raises Funds for U B Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the United Brethren church held an oyster supper Saturday in the church room and cleared over thirty dollars for church needs.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
U. B
Couple Hosts Pleasant Country Dance Near Town
Mr and Mrs Jack Spitler living southeast of town entertained about thirty guests last Thursday evening with a country dance. The event featured casual music and neighbors in attendance.
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Jack Spitler
Slemmer Died At 47 in Carey After Illness
Jacob Harvey Slemmer a well known Carey citizen died at his father in law C H Stouts South street Carey on Thursday November 11 at 8 pm after a two month illness of dropsy His widow Daisy Stout survives him Also surviving are his father George Slemmer brother Frank an aunt Mrs Anna Kurtz and uncles William Slemmer Peter Ludwig and niece Grace Slemmer Funeral held Saturday November 13 at 2 pm at C H Stouts home conducted by Rev W Elmer Bailey Interment in Spring Grove cemetery Pall bearers listed Floral gifts noted
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Jacob Harvey Slemmer
Carey
C. H. Stout
South Street
George
Sarah Slemmer
Daisy Stout
Frank
William Slemmer
Anna Kurtz
Allentown
Peter Ludwig
Upper Sandusky
Grace Slemmer
W. Elmer Bailey
United Evangelical Church
Bailey
Job
J. D. Ewing
W. S. Lennott
Robert Hilty
Jesse Stombaugh
Spring Grove Cemetery
W. Z. Campbell
H. L. Tracey
John Lockrider
Ed.Gibbs
Walter Payne
Amiel Pahl
J. H. Powell
Kenton
City Council Approves Bills and Plans Sidewalk Raise
Mayor Chambers and council members meet to approve bills for labor on street and a National Lime and Stone Co. account. The council orders raising the Clay street sidewalk opposite the new Catholic church, with the project funded by the corporation after discovery the existing walk was too low per survey.
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Chambers
Stahl
Pahl
Kear
Dame
Hart
Jacoby
Herbert
Robert Drake
National Lime and Stone Co
A. J. Wonder
Clay Street
Wonder
Editor Hahn Recovering From Major Operation
Editor J. W. Hahn of Greenspring Echo is recovering after a dangerous operation at Charity Hospital Cleveland performed October 4. He leads the Greenspring band which serenaded him recently as a surprise and the group was invited in to shake hands with their leader. Hahn has numerous relatives in this city.
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J. W. Hahn
Greenspring Echo
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Greenspring
Mr. Hahn
Family Dinner Honors Local Guests in Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Miles Muliholand hosted a turkey dinner Sunday entertaining many guests including Dr and Mrs H E Beebe Mr and Mrs W C Hofr of Sidney and multiple Hoff family members with their children and other relatives in attendance.
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Miles Muliholand
H. E. Beebe
W. C. Hofr
Sidney
Carl Heck
Charles Hoff
W. B. Hoff
Winfield Hoff
Robert Hoff
Walter Bradley
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Mrs. Harvey Slemmer thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and floral offerings shown during her husband’s sickness and death.
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Harvey Slemmer
Oggs Move to East Main Street Home
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ogg have moved to a newly erected residence on East Main Street. On Monday Mr and Mrs Jack Spitler moved to the vacated southeast town home.
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Alonzo Ogg
East Main Street
Jack Spitler
Auction Sale of Horses Slated Near East Side School
A car load of horses will be sold at auction on Thursday November 18 at one o clock sharp. The sale will take place on the lot east of the East Side school building in Carey.
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East Side
Carey
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Taft
The proclamation designates November 25 as a general day of thanksgiving. It notes peaceful, prosperous times with no major calamities, urging Americans to attend church and give thanks to God. Dated November 15, 1909, signed by President William H. Taft and Secretary of State P C Knox.
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United States of America
United States
Washington
William H. Taft
P. C. Knox
Secretary of State
Big wheat yield by Adam Stoll near Ellesworth ND
Adam Stoll son of Mrs. Jacob F. Stoll near Ellesworth North Dakota recently threshed thirty acres at seventy five bushels per acre. Prices similar to local, his effort may be seen as rewarding. Mrs Stoll has other sons Frank and John A both on 160 acre claims nearby. A three foot snow fell recently then thawed, and farmers dig potatoes as they thresh.
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Adam Stoll
Jacob F. Stoll
Ellesworth
North Dakota
Mr. Stoll
Travelers' Club Studies Venezuela in Meeting
The Travelers' Club met Monday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGill. C E Cram read of the Havana to Caracas trip and the city. T M Johnston spoke on the Geography and History of Venezuela. Mrs. M B Smith discussed The People of Venezuela. Mrs G Ash and Mrs D C Henry sang a duet. The next meeting is set for next Monday.
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Travelers’ Club
C. W. McGill
D. C. Henry
Prosperity at Pemberville Leader Building Upgrades
The Pemberville Leader reports prosperity with recent work including a new floor, two story furnace, two new stairways, interior and exterior paint, a new roof, and skylight window installations in its building.
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Pemberville Leader
Leader
Rebeccans to Initiate District Delegate Visit
The Rebeccans will hold initiation ceremonies next Tuesday evening. District delegate Mrs Schwink of Bucyrus is expected to attend and a banquet will be served at the close of the evening.
Ladies Host Needlework Afternoon at West Main
Mrs. David Heck, Mrs. Carl C. Heck, and Mrs. C. D. Hoff will entertain this afternoon at the Heck home on West Main Street. Guests are invited to come prepared for needle work.
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David Heck
Carl C. Heck
C. D. Hoff
West Main Street
A New Forge Installed on Vance Street
Stanley Wise has installed a second forge on Vance Street, expanding his metalworking capacity and serving local demand for custom pieces and repairs. The project adds to Wise’s workshop presence in the neighborhood.
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Stanley Wise
Vance Street
Home Phone 300 is the Times
Local notice invites readers to report news by calling the Home Phone 300 line, encouraging citizen tips and tips on community happenings to the Times desk.
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the Times
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