Death of David Mohn in Carey Ohio at 72
David Mohn died at his residence on 580 West Street after a weeklong illness. He was born May 25, 1848 in Fairfield county Ohio and married Samantha E. Brown October 21 1875. He leaves a wife six sons three daughters, two siblings, 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. A funeral was held at the residence with Rev. W F Martin officiating. Interment followed at Spring Grove. He was a stone and cement contractor in Carey and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Street
David Mohn
W. F. Martin
M. EB
Spring Grove
Frank
Albert
William
Charles Mears
Lawrence Mohn
Fairfield County
Ohio
Samantha E. Brown
Stoutsville
L. H. Hankey
Albright Church
Mary
David D. Mohn
United States Army
South
John F
George A
Charles E
EB. Hyslop
Toledo
Mears A
Wm. H
George Joseph
Carey
Mr. Mohn
Carey Tires Lose to Sycamore at Fire Plant Ball Diamond
Carey Tires were defeated 4 to 2 by Sycamore American Legion at the fire plant ball diamond. Carey notched both runs in the ninth inning with Chesebrough doubling and Orians driving in a run. Sycamore scored in the third and sixth innings. Foster Buckland played part of the game and may rejoin Carey Tires this summer. Carey meets Square Deals at Upper Sandusky on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Tires
American Legion
Sycamore
Fire Plant
Carey
Chesebrough
Orians
Carey Boys
Sycamore Foster Buckland
Upper Sandusky
Business trip covers Alliance Sebring and pottery centers
G. V. Sutphen spent a week touring eastern Ohio including Alliance and Sebring. In Sebring he saw the famous Sebring potteries, employing over 300 workers at the E. H. Sebring pottery, which stayed busy despite a general business downturn. He notes C. H. Sebring is related to George Hume, named future manager of the proposed Hume potteries in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Sutphen
Alliance
Sebring
Ohio
E. H. Sebring
C. H. Sebring
George Hume
Hume
Man from Sycamore Fatally Shoots Self in Despair
Carl Harter of west of Sycamore shot himself with a rifle Saturday forenoon and died that evening after weeks of illness. A post mortem found pancreatic cancer. He was the son of William Harter, born near Sycamore, aged 4, and survived by his wife, one son, and one daughter.
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Carl Harter
West of Sycamore
William Harter
Sycamore
Montague rents room for barber shop in Vane Street building
George Montague rents a room on Vane Street formerly used by Floyd Smith's broom factory and Miss Cecil Lowery's cream station. Montague plans a barber shop after months of practice at his residence. Lowery will discontinue the cream station and Smith will move his tools to the rear room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Montague
Lena Simonis
R. Vane Street
Floyd Smith
Cecil Lowery
Montague
Eichelberger
Miss Lowery
Advertising chief resigns Kenton to join Marion Star
Chase and Cram formerly of Carey resign as advertising manager of the Kenton News-Republican to take the same role with the Marion Star starting May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase, Cram
Carey
Kenton News-Republican
Marion Star
Local Notes From Upper Sandusky Area
Dated county news reports birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Gier in Tymochtee. Administration letters issued to Dr R C Van Buren for Geo W Starr. William Poraray sues for divorce from Louise Cordray, citing cruelty, with one son. Bowman celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Pitt township. Upper Sandusky council forms eight minute men for immediate fire response, forming a new fire department. Square Deals of Upper Sandusky active in baseball and noted for good play. Irvin Sours and Miss Inez Gibson wed in Upper Sandusky with Rev B E Lienkaemper officiating. County athletic track meet set at fair grounds with Carey Harpster Nevada Marseilles Sycamore Wharton entered. Adop ed son Daniel Smith dies at 14 after horse accident in Jackson township. William J Lowry of Upper Sandusky dies after years of ill health. Paul Leser of Marion and Ida Seifert of Upper Sandusky wed. Rev John R Forrer officiates at St Peter’s. Wharton High School baccalaureate held. seniors listed. Calvin Warner of near Wharton dies of heart disease. survived by two sons E R Warner and G W Warner. Civil War veteran. Mocking Valley freight wreck near Upper Sandusky disrupts rail service. track cleared. one hour delay for northbound passenger. Three young men arraigned on felonies. cases include purse snatching by William Patchett. Jay Culver faces non-support. E R Leslie guilty on bad check, bonds set. Judge grants leniency for repayment promises. Miss Helen Zulinska, about 25, claims hike from New York to San Francisco. seen in khaki uniform with knapsack. traveling west on Lincoln Highway.
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the Square
Upper Sandusky
Irvin Sours
Near Sycamore
Inez Gibson
Near Upper Sandusky
B. E. Lienkaemper
Upper Aargusky
Fair Grounds
Carey
Harpster
Nevada
Marseilles
Sycamore
Wharton
Daniel Smith
John Buess
Jackson Township
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
William J. Lowry
Paul Leser
Marion
Ida Seifert
John R. Forrer
St. Peter’s Church
Wharton High School
S. F. Banders
Bernita Bolton
Edna Yentzer
Irene Bolton
Grace Musgrave
Clinton Kear
Eugene van Buren
Calvin Warner
Near Wharton
Forest
Rachel Foreman
RE. E. Warner
Farmland
Ind
G. W. Warner
Tiffin
Mocking Valley
Columbus
Woman Social Worker Follows WW Era Trails to West
Zulinska says she served as a social worker at the YWCA during the war and spent a year in France. She left New York with Miss Eleanor Rouden, hiked to Cleveland, then separated to meet again in Chicago. They plan to reach San Francisco by September 1 and return by horseback, hoping to publish a book of their experiences.
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Zulinska
France
New York
Elenor ‘“Rouden
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
California
Death of Alvin England 66 in Findlay area farm family
Alvin C England born April 26 1854 died April 21 1921 at age 66 11 25 a farmer who lived on the family farm most his life He is survived by sister Miss Gertrude and brothers Joseph Forest and Chester Carey Funeral was held April 23 at his home Rev J C Rinehart officiating Nephews served as pallbearers and many England relatives attended Burial followed at England cemeteryIncluding attendees from Toledo Carey Forest Wharton Findlay and nearby communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin ‘C. England
Daniel
Tina England
Gertrude
Joseph
Forest
Chester
Carey
J. C. Rinehart
F. Steiner
L. L Patterson
C. X. Diller
W. J. Baker
Frank Walters
Charles England
Ralph England
Wharton
Henry England
Byron England
Blanchard
Forest England
Near Findlay
Thanks for help during illness and death of our brother
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for support during illness and passing of our brother. Special thanks to Rev Rinehart the singers and those who sent flowers. Gertrude England Chester England Mr and Mrs Joseph England
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Rinehart
Gertrude England
Chester
England
Joseph England
Pioneer Picnic Committees Appointed At Recent Meeting
The Pioneer Picnic Association announced committee assignments including Decoration with members Brayton Davis Karr Whaley and many others, Table with Karr Davidson Nachbar Ranger Beaschler and more, Parking with Karr Hezel Davidson and Charles Karr, and Reception led by Stoll Proctor Davis Halstead and Karr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pioneer Picnic Association
Brayton Davis
Mark Karr
D. L. Whaley
Wm. Proctor
Paul Sammet
Bertha Thacy
Harriet Reidell
Martha Bland
Mable Mann
Alva Lane
Agnes Wright
Hazel Wright
Isabel Karr
Hester Turner
Ray Tracy
Marion Bland
Wilfred Stoll
Ralph Bingle
John Mann
Audrey Beaschlier
John Nutter
Dina Beaschler
Dale Beaschler
Ralph Lanker
Winifred Karr
Lina Davidson
Lawrence Nachbar
S. M Ranger
Forest Hutch
Peter Beaschler
E. B. Kurtz
W. J. Newhard
Byron Ogg
J. D. Ewing
W.G. Bradley
Bernard O’brien
George Wright
Harry Lowery
W. H. Wrigt
T. G. Laws
Arvee Dible
Clyde Wentling
Linden Smith
Harry Dible
Myrtle Hingle
Frank’ Stanley
Matt Tracy
W. H. Karr
Perry Bloom
Edith Karr
Merle ‘Ritter
W H. Karr
Arvey Hezel
John Davidson
Charles Karr
How Stoll
Wim. Proctor
B. H. Davis
Rvin Halstead
M. H. Karr
Salem Opens Season With Eagles in May
The Salem Baseball team begins its season next Sunday May 1st on the Salem diamond facing the Eagles of Mifflin. Salem features a strong lineup with four Wharton players joining the squad.
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Salem
Eagles of Mifflin
Wharton
Masonic Inspection Planned by Willis Myers
Willis E. Myers of Kenton will inspect the Masonic chapter Thursday evening. Following the inspection, the Royal Arch degree work will be conducted and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis E. Myers
Kenton
Royal Arch
Salvation Army Forms District Advisory Board
The Salvation Army organized a district advisory board at a meeting led by temporary chairman W. J. Newhard. Officers include President W. J. Newhard and Secretary Supt. A. M. Hornby. The board aims to extend Army services nationwide and launch a 19 Home Service Program focused on prevention. The next meeting is May 3, 1921 and the local appeal is set for May 17.
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Salvation Army
W. J. Newhard
Ice
E. C. Walker
A. M. Hornby
J. G. Lay
E. Luther Spaid
C. X. Diller
W. Ls. Gonle
A. J. King
Herbert Roberts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Department
The
United States
Ford hits steam roller in repair zone
Ambrose Suber of north of town drove a Ford into a steam roller in the repair area Sunday evening. No injuries were reported, but the car sustained heavy damage including a broken wind shield, bent axle, and radiator out of commission.
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Ambrose Suber
Town
Brooks School Closes With Program and Gift
Closing exercises last Thursday featured a bountiful dinner and a program of dialogues recitations and songs. The pupils presented their teacher Miss Ethel Yentzer with a hand painted plate as a memento.
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Brooks School
Ethel Yentzer
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Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Sport Models
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz
Delivey
P. W. Jacob
Frank Gier
Tymochtee
Geo. W. Starr
R. C. van Buren
William Poraray
Louise Cordray
Samuel Bowman
Pitt Township
Fire Department
Helen M. Zulinska
Bucyrus
Lincoln Highway
Alvin C. England
Baseball
Salvat’n Army
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