Kiwanis Club Meeting At Galt House
Good attendance at the Kiwanis meeting held Monday noon in the Galt House dining room. President S R Bame led a brief talk on Kiwanis ideals. Pastors Rev Paul R Clouser and Rev J B Shellhaas organized the program and discussed modern religious misconceptions after five weeks in Chicago. Visitor W J Newhard of Anaheim greeted the group. Next week three past presidents will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Galt House
Br. S. R. Bame
Paul R. Clouser
J. B. Shellhaas
Chicago
Clouser
Shellhaas
W. J. Newhard
Anaheim
Calif
W. Ar
N. Johnson
Gibson Family Reunion Set at Harri son Smith Park
The 8th Gibson reunion will take place Sunday August 12 1928 at Harrison Smith Park Upper Sandusky. Frank Gibson of Wharton is president with Mrs LeRoy Wonder of Carey as secretary. Program and arrangements committees include Mrs Clemhentz Mrs Warl Ward Mrs Ora Koehler Ora Koehler Ed Reynolds and Ira Cleinhentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Frank Gibson
Wharton
LeRoy Wonder
Carey
Clemhentz
Warl Ward
Ora Koehler
Ed Reynolds
Ira Cleinhentz
Wright families annual reunion set at Elm Hills
The Wright dhrimes families plan the annual reunion at Elm Hills south of town on Sunday August 26. James Green presides with W H Wright as vice president and Mrs Bernard O Brien as secretary. Charles Nachbar serves as treasurer with Mrs E G Snyder and committee members Mrs Virgil Green and Mrs W W H Wright coordinating arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightdhrimes
Elm Hills
Town
James Green
W H. Wright
Bernard O Brien
Charles Nachbar
E. G. Snyder
Virgil Green
Epworth League Festival At Vanlue M E Church
The Epworth League of the Vanlu e M E church will host a lawn festival on Saturday evening August 11 with music and plenty of eats. If weather is unfavorable, the event moves to the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Van‘ue M. E
Ww oc T U at County Home
The WC T U will hold its regular services at the county home Sunday August 5. Rev Paul R Clouser pastor of Christ Lutheran church will preach. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC. T U
Paul R. Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Dr Myers Back Open Office Reopens After Closure
The office of Dr. J E Myers is again open following a temporary closure. Patients can resume visits and appointments are being scheduled at the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J. E. Myers
Agzain Open
Marion publishers plan Crystal Lake outing for youths
The Marion Star, with Fred B. Scherff as park manager, hosts a Saturday event at Crystal Lake Parks for publishers and families. Principal speaker is Clarence J. Brown, secretary of state and newspaper publisher. Raymond F. Fletcher gives the welcome address. Activities include bathing and coasting for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouling
Marion
Crystal Lake Parks
Marion Star
Fred’B. _ Scherff
Park
Clarence J. Brown
Raymond F. Fletcher
The
Star
Harding
the Star
Camp Meeting Set for Findlay at Byal Park
Hancock County Camp Meeting Assn plans annual gathering at Byal Park Findlay from August 9 to 19. Evangelists include Rev. Chas Stalker of Columbus Rev. B H Haynie of Akron singer W B Vandal and Wilfred Hemenway of Farmer W V Thomas presides trustees L M Cole vice president George W Egbert secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County Camp Meeting Assn
Byal Park
Findlay
Chas. Stalker
Columbis
B. H. Haynie
Akron
W. B. Vandal
Singer
Winifred Hemenway
Farmer
W. V. Thomas
West of Town
Couple United In Carey Marriage At Upper Sandusky
Lewis L. Roland and Mrs. Ollie Hackney of Carey wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Upper Sandusky in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Co R Williamson. They will reside in Carey where Roland works as a Big Four railroad gate foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis L. Roland
Ollie Hackney
Carey
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Upper Sandusky
Co. R. Williamson
Big Four
Beech Grove Festival Plans Annual Church Event
The Beech Grove church announces its annual festival on church grounds August 2 with music and a special table for county candidates. Plenty of meals and refreshments will be served. rain date is the following evening. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove
Handsome New Hearse Joined Local Funeral Fleet
Parl C. Goff, undertaker and embalmer, adds a handsome new 1929 Nash hearse to his equipment. The vehicle is described as the latest model combining ambulance and funeral car features for local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl C. Goff
Mrs George E McFeeley of Cleveland Dies After Illness
Mrs George E McFeeley of Cleveland died in the city hospital after a long illness dating from February. Emma Weaver McFeeley born March 3 1902 near Carey was the daughter of Joseph and Emma Weaver. She married George E McFeeley of Cleveland June 18 1927 and is survived by siblings and a sisterhood of relatives. The funeral was held at Ridgeway Pennsylvania with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Mcfeeley
Cleveland
City
Emma Weaver McFeeley
Carey
Joseph Weaver
Marge
George E. McPreeley
John H. Lee
Upper Sandusky
William R
Edmund A. Weaver
Frank J. Weaver
Lorain
Leo Weaver
Warren
M. Fidentia
M. Virgil
Mary Weaver
Tope
Clara Weaver
Harry Ruffing
Portsmouth
Ridgeway
Penn
Carey and Pemberville Banks Compared by Local Paper
The Carey town banks, despite a population of 2500 and two banks, hold total resources of about 808 660. Pemberville with one bank shows resources of 969 504, surpassing Carey by over 60 000. The piece notes Carey’s lack of advertising and its strong local paper run by a woman, urging banks to advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Pemberville
Baees Benkines
Pfemberville Leader
Burks and Dible Tie The Knot In Greenup Kentucky
Mr George Burks eldest son of Floyd Burks of Smithville wed Miss Oleta Dible daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Dible of Carey on Monday July 23 at 10 am in the M E parsonage Greenup Kentucky Rev Barnhart officiated They were attended by Rev Barnharts son in law and daughter The bride wore a blue georgette gown with matching accessories Friends wish the couple a long and happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burks
Floyd Burks
Smithville
Oleta Dible
Fred Dible
Carey
M. E. Parsonage
Greenup
Ken
Barnhart
Wilson
Boy Hurt By Flying Metal in Upper Sandusky Incident
A 13-year-old, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Collet of three miles northeast of town, sustained a serious eye injury when a particle of metal flew into his eye while handling kings at a door. He was taken to Dr Bowman's office in Upper Sandusky and later rushed to Grants hospital by ambulance with his father accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Collet
Charles Collet
Bowman
Upper Sandusky
Grants Hospital
Sutter
Local Family Visit From Crawford Arrives in Galena
Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings, their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Patterson with Richard and Dorothy Eleanor visited Mr and Mrs T G Laws and Miss Alva in Crawford and Galena on Sunday. The Jennings family once lived in Crawford eighteen years ago where Mr Jennings worked at the refinery. their other daughters Florence and Bessie are now married to Mr Mason and Mr King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jennings
Patterson
Richard
Dorothy Eleanor
Galena
T G. Laws
Alva
Crawford
Jennings
Florence
Mason
Bessie
King
Leg Breakage Injury Report From Hay Haul
William Bleam of Newhard Street is recovering after breaking his right leg when a hay wagon slipped on a hill. He was hauling for his son Perry Bleam on a farm east of town near the property recently purchased by A G Collett from J R Dugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bleam
Newhard Street
Perry Bleam
G Collet
J R Dugger
Bleam
Mr Bleam
Savidge Burson Families Plan 20th Reunion
The 20th annual Savidge Burson reunion will be at the Car Park on Sunday August 26. M K K Savidge of Mt Victory is president, E S Burson is vice president, Mrs Pearl Baker of Marion treasurer, and Mrs Adah Tong of Vanule secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savidge
Burson
KK Savidge
Mt Victory
E S Burson
Pearl Baker
Marion
Adah Tong
Vaniue
Burglary Report At OConnors On W Findlay Street
Last Friday evening an unknown person entered the home of Marshal and Mrs Robert OConnor on W Findlay Street through an unlocked screen door and helped himself to a quantity of food. Mrs OConnor saw the intruder as he exited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Robert O'Connor
Findlay Street
Horse Kicks Worker During Equipment Adjustment
Cletus Wisner was kicked on the right side of his chest by a horse while adjusting a single-tree on a grain binder. The injury was painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Wisner
Local Families Attend Copley Sunday Gathering
Mrs A J King visited from Monday to Wednesday near Bucyrus with Mrs Matt Otto. Rev and Mrs C Copley with children Buthelien Elmer and Mari lyn near Findlay hosted, along with Mr and Mrs Stanley Walters and children Charles and Dorotha Mae southwest of town, for a Sunday visit with I J Copley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J King Owas
Matt Otto
Bucyrus
C . Copley
Ehildren Buthelien
Elmer
Marilyn
Near Findlay
Stanley Walters
Charles
Dorotha Mae
I. J. Copley
Carey Man Dies After Illness at 57 in 1928
The community mourns the death of C. R. Tate of Carey Ohio who passed away July 26 1928 at Homeat Hospital after a five week illness from stomach trouble and malignant pernicious anemia. He leaves a wife Gertrude Sips a daughter Lucy Laughlin four brothers and many relatives. Funeral held at Memorial Evangelical church with large turnout. burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Homéajid Hospital
C. R. Tate
Chester R. Tate
Francis and
Elizabeth (Critten) Tate
Columbus Grove
LaFayette
Daniel
George
Simeon
Gertrude Sips
Lucy Laughlin
Carey
Adrian
S. Vance Street
L. H. Naumann
Carl O ‘Mitchell
Rolland Jacobs
Spring Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellow
H B Stief
D A. Cole
Sam Barnes
Elmer Stemen
Frank Tate
Dean
Will Dirmeyer
McComb
Mary Ellwood
John Lombard
John
Cleveland
Donaldson
Alva Donaldson
Green Springs
Donald Haerbater
Cletus Wise
Mabel
Vantue
Tate Brothers
Frank Sipe
Emma B Snyder
Mae Washburn
Donald
Oklahoma
Ella Laughlin
C W . Shireman
Stief
M W. Abbott
Lyndon
W Arthur Smith
Leren Siahioo
Cole
Claude Jedi Vyoo
Bowman
Gottfried Bros
S E Copley
Cora Hart
T Henry Davymon
Dan Powell
Paul Powell
H J Brobst
Frank Fisher
Lucille Wisner
Jesko
Dahlias
Wm Donaldson
T. U
Rebekah Lodge
TI. C. O. F. Lodge
Done Griffith
Nettie Zabriskie
J &, Myers
Cards of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and assistance during the illness and death of our family member. Your support and sympathy were greatly appreciated by us all.
Rabies case traced from cow to calf in Canaan township
A calf owned by Simon's brothers in northern Canaan township developed rabies symptoms 25 days after the cow's death and died July 20. The article notes rabies as a viral disease with variable incubation, urges watchfulness for any abnormal domestic animals, and explains general signs and progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Canaan Township
Cardington
Death of Mrs. Kate Ann Smalley at Bloomdale
Mrs Kate Ann Smalley formerly Burk died Tuesday night at 11 at her daughter Mrs Chester Rosendale home in Bloomdale north of Fostoria after a two year illness. Born November 6 1864 in Crawford township she was 63. Buried in Ritchie Cemetery after funeral at Crawford M E Church Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Ann Smalley
Chester Rosendale
Bloomdale
Fostoria
Katie Anne Burk
Isaac Burk
Crawford Township
Benjamin Smalley
Crawford
Emanuel Burk
Tda Miller
Smalley
Crawford Methodist Episcopal Church
Crawford Church
Ritchie Cemetery
Coon chase set at Stolls Grove Pioneer Picnic grounds
Rain wrecks plans as a coon chase kicks off at Stolls Grove four miles south of KY and a half mile east of Crawford. Entrance fee two dollars. 25 cent admission. Donelson's restaurant serves lunch. Winner earns two grand finals prizes. plenty of jackpots. two dogs to the tree. Re-entries allowed for dogs failing to qualify. Sponsored by John Orians CA Cover and Ed Sifferlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll's Grove
Pioneer Picnic Grounds
Crawford
Donelson's Restaurant
John Orians
Ed Sifferlen
Married Wednesday to Clyde Thacker in local parsonage
Miss Margaret Nichols of Worello street wed Clyde Elmer Thacker of Columbus in a Wednesday morning ceremony at the local Methodist parsonage. Rev Joseph Shellhuas officiated with a single ring. The couple will reside in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nichols
Worello Street
Clyde Elmer Thacker
Columbus
Joseph Shellhuas
Mro
Thacker
Arby Plays at Chatefield Sunday in Southpaw Battle
The Melmore club faced Cares in a postponed match with Greer and Parshall in a southpaw duel. The finale saw a 4-0 victory for the visitors as the two pitchers clashed for six innings before a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arby
Chatefield
Pares
Sundas Ta
Melmore
Sutrdas
Sonmins
South Paws
Greer
Parshall
Brown Family Reunion Held at Carey Park
About 60 Brown family members gathered for the annual reunion at Carey Park last Thursday. Pred Powell was elected president with Ralph Brown as vice president and Dean Powell as treasurer. It was decided to hold the 1926 reunion at Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Carey Park
Powell
Ralph Brown
Dean Powell Bhepoelats
Carey
Married APF Toledo Pair Wed at Frederick Street
Jay Long son of Peter Long and Miss Mary Johnson of Charleston were married Saturday July 21 in Toledo. The groom works at a stone quarry and they will reside in Carey after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Long
Peter Long
Frederick Street
Mary Johnson
Charleston
Vaco
Toledo
Carey
Sorrowful thanks and obituary notices from Carey and Adrian
The message extols consoling words from Rev L H Naumann and thanks Carl Mitchell and Mrs Retusd-Ireobs-for musicrandarad along with IOOF and Rebekah Lodges of Carey and Adrian, Farmers' Community Club, Rodger Lindsay, Undertaker C F Sutter, and donors of flowers and cars during a time of sorrow, signed by Mrs C R Tate and Lucy L Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Naumann
Carl Mitchell
Retusd
Ireobs
IOOF
Rebekah
Carey and
Adrian
Farmers’ Community Club
Rodger Lindsay
C. F. Sutter
Bank embezzlers receive heavy prison terms in Arcadia case
Fred P. Conaway 38 and Clyde Wheland face long prison terms after pleading guilty to embezzlement and forgery in the Arcadia bank wreck. Conaway gets 20 to 60 years, Wheland 10 to 30, with sentences to run consecutively for embezzling 272,629.74 and 50,000 in grain gambling. Directors John H. Wheland and A. L. Ewing were acquitted of falsifying reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Conaway
Arcadia Bank and Savings Company
Fred L. Hay
Conaway
Clyde Wheland
Wheland
Columbus
Hay
John E. Priddy
G. W Dick
Arcadia Elevator Company
Arcadia Bank
John H Wheland
A. L. Ewing
State Superintendent of Banks
Ewing
Tyre
Savane Pyoms
Whetind
qQuypers
Frank B Showman
Arter
Fred Hay
Ralph Willis
Tireetor
Matthew Willis
Ma Grain
Board of Trade
Findlay Conarer
New Fire Department roster lists Carey volunteers
Carey volunteers organize a new fire department with officers Ho Wonder as chief Tom Baker as assistant chief Paul Calmes as treasurer and drivers Russell Zets Russell Bloom Penali Ketters Pahl Forest Bland J T Stombaugh Linus Myers Harvey Sopher and Henry Emerine named among active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ho Wonder
Tom Baker
Paul Calmes
Russell Zets
Russell Bloom
Penali—Ketters
Ue Pahl
Forest Bland
J T Stombaugh
Linus Myers
Harvey Sopher
Henry Emerine
Stork Delivers Son to Fox Family Near Town
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fox welcomed a one pound son named Donald Eugene Tuesday two miles west of town. The birth was announced in local columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fox
Donald Eugene
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Hiwanis Meeting
Vanlue
DR. Myers
Roland-Hackney
Beech Grove Festival
Abbeyvale
Victoria
Burson & Kurtz
George 5. McFeeley
EYE
Wijcred
Ali Ter
Chester E
Mrs. Kath Ann Smalley
APF
Lucy L. Laughlin
Priddy
NEW Fire Department
STORK
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