The Carey Times Voting Contest Winners Named
The Carey Times announces Miss Arlene Slater won first prize the diamond ring. Miss Delcie Lowery second the gold watch Miss Hazel Tong third the buffet Miss Helen Gibson fourth the dresser and Miss Ettie Vanlue fifth the suit case. Jessie Shaw Edna Stroup May Humbert each received a fine silk umbrella. The paper welcomes new subscribers and thanks participating contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
W. T. Petrie
Robert Gregg
J. A. Smith
Times
Arlene Slater
Delcie Lowery
Hazel Tong
City Council Proceedings and Bills Postponed
City Council sessions list approvals and postponements. New land deed along Big Four railroad from South Street to be named Glen Street, with readings delayed for details. Bills paid include councilmen salaries and police and sheri staff. one damage bill for sidewalk fall postponed.
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Chambers
Stahl
Dame
Jacoby
Hart
Herbert
Kear
Pahl
C. H. Wegman
Frank Zender
Big Four
South Street
Glen Street
Charles Dame
William Pahl
William Jacoby
Henry Hart
Aakney
Stearn
Henry Herbert
H. A. Kent
I . Ve
William Lytle
Michael Perl
H. G
H. G. Chambers
Ed Gibbs
Loren Stahl
Robert Drake
Charles Stout
Carey Times
J. W
Important Celebration At Carey And Kinney Anniversaries
Social notes record Sunday supper hosted by Misses Blanche and Theresa Logsdon at their parents home four miles south of Carey with guests including Clara Coppler Elizabeth Krupp Eunice Courtad and several Krupp brothers. DeMolay Commandery members celebrated Mr Kinney birth anniversary and Mason anniversary with speeches, music, gifts, and a large dinner for forty plus attendees from Tiffin Adrian and nearby towns.
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Blanche
Theresa Logsdon
J. R. Logsdon
Carey
Clara Coppler
Elizabeth Krupp
Eunice Courtad
Jerome Ruffing
Carl Schira
Paul Krupp
Sylvester Schira
Solomon Krupp
F. M. Kinney
DeMolay Commandery
Knights Templar
Tiffin
Mr. Kinney
W. J. Newhard
Arthur H. Unger
Commandery
Missionary Society Honors Greene at Parsonage Sendoff
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church gathered Friday evening at the parsonage to surprise Rev and Mrs C F M Greene who will soon depart for Cleveland. The group presented Mrs Greene with several pieces of fine table linens as a token of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
United Evangelical Church
Filling in Vance Street progress by city crew
Street Commissioner Robert Drake and helpers unloaded fifteen loads of stone on Vance Street between Findlay and North streets this week, improving paving and drainage in that block.
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Robert Drake
Vance Street
Findlay
North Streets
Passenger Injured In Caboose Collision At Station
Last Friday at about 2 30 p.m. at the Northern Ohio railroad station an accident injured evangelist Rev. Elias Grasley, sole occupant of a caboose, when a following switch train could not stop. He suffered a slight concussion and partial paralysis, was cared for at Myers home, and later returned to his residence in McGuire's ambulance. The report notes no wreck and details the ambulance response and hospital visits. The Central Ohio M E conference assignments followed, with several pastors listed for districts and Harshbarger to lead Defiance.
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Northern Ohio Railroad
Elias Grasley
Sycamore
Blufftoh
Here
Bluffton
Caboose
Grasley
Mr. Grasley
Dr. I. N. Zeis
Wesley Patterson
Carey
Solomon Myers
Myers
Knights of Pythias
Nevada Lodge
Justus Lodge
Elza Garn
William Raymond
Funeral Attendance in Marion for John Bodman
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones traveled to Marion Saturday evening to attend the funeral of John Bodman a Civil War veteran and brother in law of Mr Jones. Bodman died Friday while cutting corn at age seventy two after years of heart issues. The funeral was held Sunday with the couple returning Monday. Special Auto Attachment: Kurtz and son Gail traveled to Re land and back with a White Steamer to add a kerosene fuel option.
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Marion
Frank Jones
John Bodman
Jones
Bodman
W. R. Kurtz
Gail
Reland
Nobles H. Watson
Richland Township
Lydia V. Watson
Fred Sammett
Upper Sandusky
John Loudenslager
Salem Township
United Brethren Conference
John Schock
Sycamore
Richard Vanderhoff
McCutchenville
New York City
McCuteneville
Otis
Pittsburg
Ten Lou's
Uper Sandusky
Ft. Wayne
Merle
Edward Stephen
Tymochtee Township
Common Pleas Court
William Hollar
Adam Walton
Charles H. Bell
W.F. Helle
Fostoria
Michigan Regiment of Engineers
Germany
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lovell buys out Wharton grocery to continue at old stand
The county records show M Corfman of Wharton sold his Lovell grocery last Thursday to Mrs C B Bond who will keep the business at the same site. Court dates fixed for January 4 and September 13, 1910. Sycamore to host a baseball tournament October 11 with Tiffin and Bucyrus already showing interest.
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M. Corfman
Wharton
Lovell
New Walk for City Hall Construction Planned
Mohn and Sons lay over fifty feet of cement walk in front of City Hall and add a curb and inclined driveway for the hose car. The path extends into the hall entrance past the fire bell, with Vance Street nearing parity with Main after similar projects.
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Mohn & Sons
City Hall
Vance Street
Forty Hours Devotion at St. Josephs Salem Township
The Forty Hours Devotion service was held at St. Josephs church in Salem township from Sunday until Tuesday noon. Rev. Father Gerz, the pastor, was assisted by Rev. Father Farrer of Upper Sandusky and Rev Father Mizer of this city. Father Mizer preached Sunday night.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
Father Gerz
Father Farrer
Upper Sandusky
Father Mizer
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Jone
Wyandot
G+e
Beck & Milroy Hdw. Co
Mutual
W. H. Snyder
C. Bowlby
Michigan
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Ranger & Huston’s
Miss
Lucky
Miss Délicie Lowery
the Times
City Council
Christ Deitelbach
John Schmuck
Vance
Central Ohio
M. E
Sidney
Jd. H. Fitzwater
W. J. Green
Stuart Baumgardner
North Baltimore
William Hook
Asbury
Toledo
E. A. Strothers
Fayette
J. F. Olive
E. D. Whitlock
Fremont
W. B. Armington
W. W. Lance
Defiance
J. A. Steen
Sylvania
W. W. Constien
Bloomdale
J. F. Harshbarger
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