New Library Book List Concludes Display of Fresh Volumes
The library completes its latest listing of newly issued books led by Hyde School Speaker and Reader Industries of Today Ingersoll and continues with a long roster of titles across subjects. Notable authors include Lang, Nesbit, Pyle, and Smith among others reflecting a broad range of fiction history biographies and educational works for readers of all ages. The compilation names works on philosophy travel biology and classic literature illustrating the library’s ongoing effort to broaden access to contemporary and enduring texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Ingersoll
Ice Queen
Johnson
Johnston
Prisoners of
Hope Jones
Edison Kelman
King
Kingsley
Rickaid
Kinross
Davenant
Knox
Lang
LeRoy
Lee
William Lincoln
Mr. Pratt
Linen
Horace Greeley
London
Before Adams
Lothrop
Wm. H. Seward Lynch
Lytton
McCall
Thaddeus Stevens
MacCleed
McCutchen
Beverley
Graystark
McIntyre
McLaughlin
Lewis Cass
Maddern
Mahan
Mansfield
Matlitt
Marshall
Exton Manor
Martin
Mason
Merwin & Webster
Calumet
K Miller
Harry
Old Test
Montgomery
Morse
John Adams
Moses
Motley
Dutch Republic
Mowry
Myers
Greece
Nesbit
Europe
Uber
Mexico
Oppenheim
Palmer
Philpotte
Piersun
Piersun Millers
Puole
Ruiter
Rainbow Poukeare
Finger
Pratt
Poe
Lady Price
Pyle
Pirates Pyle
Fairyay
Rayner
Kuead
Juneith Lauper Lloyd Eithdrus
Ulidteu
Rubinsun Pharos
Ulduuiel
Colisbusas
Oenuiz
Seaweilt
Virginia Cavalier
Detachment of U S Infantry Passes Through Carey
A Monday morning parade of a U.S. Army detachment from the 2nd regiment, first and second battalions, commanded by Colonel Mansfield, marched through Carey en route from Adrian to Fort Thomas Kentucky. Crowds lined Patterson Street as trains of pack mules and wagons followed, recalling Civil War era regimental structure and past Spanish American War service by the same unit.
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Carey
United States Infantry
Mansfiel
Port Clinton
Fort Thomas
Newport
Kentucky
Adrian
Wharton
Patterson Street
Main
Kennersley Corner
Lime
Dillea Liei
At The U B Church Services Next Sunday
At The U B Church the order of exercises includes Sunday school at 9 30, missionary meeting at 11 preceded by the pastor's farewell address and communion. At 7 30 p m Mrs Austin Shumaker of Flatrock, a returned missionary from China, speaks. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielliven Ghuret
Austin Shumaker
Flatrock
China
Reporter Beitler to travel Panama Isthmus trip
Don C. Beitler brother of Mrs. Harry Hunter and San Diegan Sun reporter from San Diego California is sent by that paper to travel down the west coast to the Isthmus of Panama. He will cross to Colon and sail to New York and is expected to visit here in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. Beitler
Harry Hunter
San Diegan Sun
San Diego
California
Panama
Colon
New York
Sherman Family Attends Funeral in Ashtabula
George Sherman and his son Walter traveled to Ashtabula on Monday to attend the funeral of George Sherman’s brother, G E Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherman
Walter
Ashtabula
G-E. Sherman
Toledo parade crowds and Taft presence dominate coverage
The Toledo dispatch describes a crowded Wednesday parade for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Ohio leaders and Taft drew attention from a vast, cheering crowd along Warren Street. The narrative notes dense streets, a lively reviewing stand, and widespread patriotism. A separate item reports a Big Four railroad wreck near Findlay with cars derailed and track obstruction until midnight.
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Toledo
Bradner
Ohio
Warren Street
Ohio Division
Carey
Marysville
North Dakota
Washington
Alaska
Louisiana
Ilinois
Georgia
The
Republic
Doggerel
Sherman
Taft
Burton
Medina
Thiere
Foraker
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry M. Nevins
Red Bank
New Jersey
Salt Lake City
Patrol Wagon Aids Tired Passenger at Big Four Station
Marshal Ed Gibbs used the mail push cart to convey a weary man from the Findlay train to the city lockup. The man lay exhausted in the gutter, illustrating practical, if rough, city logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gibbs
Big Four
Findlay
Quarry Accident Injures Harry Ruffing
Monday afternoon at the National Lime and Stone quarry a stone weighing about 15 to 20 pounds fell from the elevator and badly injured Harry Ruffing’s left foot. The stone broke into three pieces on impact and narrowly missed his head. He is disabled for a time.
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Big Four
Findlay
Sandusky
Fostoria
Berwick
Springfield
Jack Fellers
Harry Ruffing
National Lime and Stone Quarry
Harry
W. C. T. U. Meeting Notice
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Jacob Wonder on Friday September 11 at 2 p m standard time. Dues payment and election of officers and delegates to the state convention require attendance. Ena OBRIEN, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wonder
Ena O'Brien
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de Laval
Central
Beck & Milroy Hardware Co
Vance Street
Mammoth Clover
Timothy
Em Massillon
W. F. Johnston & Son
Security
United States
Security Lightning Rod Co
Burlington
Wis
Ranger
Huston
S’ton
Little Savages
Savatiher
scuWarlz
Beatrice Leigh
Achwarlz Hlivar
Slepatu Marlin
Vau Buree
Sidney Bive
Little Peppers
Little Brown
Stephens Clemenutina
Highwayman
Stevens
Albert Gallatio
Lou Capt
Chapp
Divchlon
Dau Kinzer
She
Storey
Chas. Lummer
Lown and
Country Stone
Little Pussy Willow
Strange Land
Near Home
Tartou
Thompsonn
Green Mountain Boys
Tompkins
Ellen
Trowbridge
Cudjo
Vaille
America
Williams Howit
Williams
Duchess Williamson
Destiny Wilson
Myths of
Red Children
Wiltee
Bary
Winnington Outlook
Wister Lin McLean Wright
Wright Gray
Lady and the
Birds
Wright
Wyss
U. B. Church
Whitlock
Harris
W. C. T. U. Meeting
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