Local notices from Wyandot county two deaths and a probate
Porter Ward of Wharton loses a good driving horse after it ate corn and fell ill. Edward Montee dies near Little Sandusky after eight weeks of paralysis. Peter Katzenmeyer will probate, debts and funeral expenses covered, executor to divide estate among heirs. Ghosts on Pausch property driven off. sheriff sale nets 453 dollars to Mrs McAlpin. house sold to Jane Smith for 1500. Baughman heirs sue Bonglan to partition 79 1/2 acres in Ridge township. Cement alley crossing at Reformed church proves durable and cheaper for next season.
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Porter Ward
Wharton
Wyandot Ehlinty
Edward Montee
Rank Montee
Ore
Little Sandusky
Mr. Montee
Peter Katzenmeyer
Salem Township
John Katzenmeyer
Sitio
Pausch
Upper Sandusky
A. M. McAlpin
Janes Smith
Reformed Church
Sycamore
Death of a Former Carey Girl
Mrs Edward Kiefer of Toledo and formerly Helen Wullenschneider of this place died Saturday morning at the home of her father B G Wullenschneider in Fostoria. Death due to consumption after illness and after spending time in Fostoria since last July. Besides her husband she leaves two sons aged four and seven weeks. Funeral held Tuesday morning in Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kiefer
Toledo
Helen Wullenschneider
B. G Wullenschneider
Fostoria
Kiefer
The New Patriotism Sermons by Dr. Gregg
Dr. Gregg of Toledo will speak at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning on The New Patriotism and at the United Evangelical church in the evening He also has a three o clock afternoon talk at St Paul church inviting attendance on this important reform topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregg
Toledo
Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Church
St Paul Church
Birthday Gathering for William Pahl Celebrates 42nd Year
About forty friends gathered Sunday evening at the home of William Pahl to celebrate his forty second birthday with cards and a supper. Mrs. Pahl served a delightful meal and guests offered good wishes for many more occasions, gifting him a rocker and a pair of house slippers.
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William Phahl
Pahl
Camp Restaurant Sold to Leary Alspach
Shumaker and Emerine sold the Camp Restaurant to Leary Alspach on Saturday and delivered possession immediately. Shumaker will help Alspach for a time as clerk, while Emerine heads to Fostoria for the winter.
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Shumaker & Emerine
Leary Alspach
Shumaker
Alspach
Emerine
Fostoria
Mass to be sung at Our Lady of Consolation Church
A Flight Mass will be sung at Our Lady of Consolation church on Pranks giving day at eight o'clock.
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Our Lady of Consolation Church
Circuit Court Decisions at Upper Sandusky Report
Friday’s decisions include William Wright versus Brown on Sunday work pay and minor adjustments. Judge Norris delivers ruling in George A Straw versus J A Smith on real estate commission. Laura Stevens versus William Lloff regarding long contested accounting reaches final settlement aims. Fred Hetzel versus George Sletzel affirms lower court judgment after jury error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Upper Sandusky
Caleb H. Norton
Marion
Silas E. Hurin
Findlay
Michael Donnelly
Anise
William Wright
Win Brown
Fudge Hurin
Wright
Brown Farm
Carey
Grawford Township
Brown
Common Pleas Court
Pn Court
Norris
George A. Straw
J. A. Smith
Smith
Straw
Common Pleas
Laura Stevens
William Lloff
Hoff
Miss Stevens
Fred Hetzel
George Sletzel
Italian Boys entertain with strong course effort
The audience praised the Italian Boys event last Thursday as perhaps the best yet in the series. The next program on December 31 features Arthur MacMurray speaking on Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde in a lecture lauded for powerful moral messaging and dramatic delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur MacMurray
Jeckyll
Mr. Wyde
Robert’ Louis Stephenson
Mr. MacMurray
Mr. Hyde
Local meat market changes hands in Wharton and city sale
Elmer Harshbarger who ran a Wharton meat market sold to Ward and Kachele last week. On Monday he bought Amos E Hart's market on Main Street in the city and took possession at once. We wish the new proprietor success.
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Elmer Harshbarger
Wharton
Ward & Kachele
Tragedy at Hickle Farm Woman Shoots Self in Forehead
Mrs. Hickle, age unknown, shot herself in the forehead with a revolver in the kitchen at the northeast city farm. She had been an invalid for some time and amid intense suffering crawled to the lounge before dying or fading.
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George D. Hickle
Mr. Hickle
Adrian Young People Wedded
On Sunday evening at 5 30 at the United Evangelical parsonage Miss Marjorie Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Phillips living one mile south of Adrian wed Mr Eugene Ewing living one and one half miles southeast of Adrian The Rev C F M Greene performed the ceremony The couple were attended by Fred Ewing and his wife and witnessed by Lenora Phillips Vera Muldholand Lucile Haines and Maurice Rheale They then went to their new home on Mr Ewing s farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Parsonage
Marjorie Phillips
Jackson Phillips
Adrian
Eugene Ewing
C. F. M. Greene
Fred Ewing
Lenora Phillips
Vera Muldholand
Lucile Haines
Maurice Rheale
Mr. Ewing
Noted Roadster Dead
William Milroy of Carey loses his prized roadster mare Trix after an accident at Carey. The injured horse was shot after the incident. registered with the American Trotting Association and trained in Marion Indiana. Milroy, a Carey hardware dealer, calls Findlay home.
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William Milroy
West Foulke Avenue
Carey
Milroy
American Trotting Association of Chicago
Marion
Indiana
Mr. Milroy
Findlay
Findlay Republican
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Zimmerman of Greenspring
Mrs J F Zimmerman of Greenspring marked her fiftieth birthday with family at Jay Lytle’s home. Relatives from Findlay and Marion joined the gathering while Mrs Zimmerman stayed with her mother.
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Henderson Lytle
Jay Lytle
J. F. Zimmerman
Greenspring
W R Carlin
Findlay
H E Carpenter
Marion
Zimmerman
Orwig Moves to Fremont Assumes Leadership Role
S M Orwig informs relocation to Fremont after years in Columbus since 1892 with J H and Fr A Sells Co. as buyer and factory manager. In Fremont he leads Monarch Waterproofing and Speciality Co as secretary and general manager. He reports goods on earth and a bright outlook.
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S. M. Orwig
Fremont
Here
Columbus
J. H
Fr. A. Sells Co
Monarch
Death of Miss Margaret Long at Dayton hospital
Margaret Long daughter of Frank Long of Carey died last Thursday at 2 a m in St Elizabeth's hospital Dayton where she had served as a nurse for a year She would have been fifteen next January 27 Her mother died twelve years ago leaving six children four girls who grew up at the Precious Blood orphanage New Berlin The girls visit Carey to honor Father Mizer Each year Margaret was a leading participant in songs and recitations Her life touched many as she trained and served Her funeral was held at Our Lady of Consolation Church Carey with pallbearers sisters and friends assisting
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Margaret Long
Margaret
Frank Long
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Dayton
New Beigle
Carey
Father Mizer
Rome
Helen
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Ida
Helen Long
Lizzie Krapp
Mary Welden
Bertha Rigslinger
Elizabeth Kitzler
Surprise Birthday for Mr. Joseph Shane at Wharton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shane hosted a large family gathering near Carey on November 18 for his 59th birthday. Relatives from Adrian Forest and Wharton joined a day of dinner music and gifts including a reed rocker for Mr. Shane.
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Joseph Shane
Carey
Shane
Ernest
Alec
Angie
Lillie
Russell
Jacob Yentzer
Ethel
Edna
George Yentzer
John Yentzer
Pearl
Cliffford
Benjamin Yentzer
Carrie
Adrian
Israel Shane
Alta
Elizabeth Shane
Forest
Nathan Kear
Pauline
Near Forest
Elsie Matthews
Zella Harris
Billa Snyder
Harry Hunter
Nora
Dantel Greenman
Angie Bristel
Lydia Yentzer
Wharton
The Italian Boys Open Cuarey Lecture Season
The first Cuarey Lecture Course number opened superbly with four Italian musicians playing harp clarinet violin and cello a boy soprano singer and reader sketches. Performances were praised as superb especially the readings by Mr Iroland and the Venice scene with Mr Foland as a pseudo millionaire.
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Iroland
Carey
Venice
Mr. Foland
Revival Services Draw Large Attendance at M E Church
Rev. Stewart Baumgardner reports pronounced revival success at the M. E. church with large attendance and high interest. An experienced evangelist, Baumgardner has spent several years in revival work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Baumgardner
M. E. Church
Baumgardner
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Ular
Ghe Beck & Milroy Hardware Co
Erek Carre
Mammoth Clover
Timothy
Massillon
W. F. Johnston & Son
Florence
Avanger & Huston
Carey, Ohio
Cornelius Baughman
George Bonglan
Ebenezer Baughman
Ridge Township
D. C
Parker
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