Tragic bicycle accident claims 15 year old David Sammet
David Clair Sammet 15 died after being struck by a car driven by Howard Ward at Findlay and Patterson streets. He died 10.45 am at Findlay hospital after ambulance transport. Funeral held at Christ Lutheran church with burial in Spring Grove cemetery. survivors include six siblings and both sets of grandparents.
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David Clair Sammel
Findlay Hospital
Bristoll
Howard Ward
Findlay
Patterson
David
Russell Taylor
Frank Ogg
Russell
Linco
Ward
H K van Buren
Paul Sammet
Carey
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R Clouser
Spring Grove
Glenn Hunter
Virgil Hunter
John Karg
Robert Ogg
Chester Ogg
David Clair
Paul
Blanche (Ogg) Sammet
Frank
Joe
John
Mary Elen
Esther
Ruth
Dorothy
William Semmet
Crawford
George Degenhart
Charles
Clem Boerstler
Cincinnati
Ira l Lanker
Arcadia
Beryl Miller
Fostoria
John Pfiefer
Christ Sammet
Fred Sammet
Harold Sammet
Charles Pfiefer
Upper Sardusky
Clarence Ruffing Dies at 43 in Carey Health Issue
Clarence Francis Ruffing died at his home 209 North Vance Street after a period of illness from heart trouble and flu. Funeral services are set for Friday at 9:30 AM at Our Lady of Consolation church with Rosary that evening. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. He was born February 28 1895 in Thompson Township Seneca County. He leaves wife Minnie and three daughters Florene Glenna Donna. a son preceded him. He had worked in Carey in an implement business and at the Dutch Mill filling station before retirement.
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Clarence Ruffing
Vance Street
Our’ Lady of Consolation Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Clarence Francis Rufing
Thompson Township
Seneca County
Michael
Rosa
Glassner) Ruffing
Carey
Ruffing
Minnie Adelsperger
Miss Florene
Dutch Mill
Miss Rachel Livingston 79 Findlay resident dies after illness
Miss Rachel Livingston 79 died at 1 30 Sunday at 318 West Front Street Findlay after a 16 week illness from arteriosclerosis She born May 22 1860 in Wyandot county to Pierce and Nancy Livingston moved to Findlay 52 years ago later lived with Mrs J S Van Tassel Survivors include sister Mrs Minnie Clark and three sisters and a brother Funeral services were held Tuesday at her residence with Rev H Ward Grieb of St John Lutheran officiating Interment Maple Grove cemetery
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Rachel Livingston
Front Street
Findlay
Wyandot County
Miss Livingston
Pierce
Nancy Livingston
A C Heck
J S van Tassel
Livingston
Minnie Clark
Carey
William
Frank Beitler
Henry Wentz
Heck
H. Ward Grieb
St. John’s Lutheran’ Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Eye Specialist Dr J Frank Johnston Dies in Bucyrus
Funeral services were to be arranged here today upon arrival of relatives of Dr J Frank Johnston 65 eye specialist here for 35 years He operated offices both here and at Upper Sandusky He was found dead late Tuesday in his hotel room apparently the victim of apoplexy He made regular professional visits to Carey 20 and 30 years ago
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Bucyrus
J Frank Johnston
Johnston
Upper Sandusky
Death of Sister Mrs Louis Vacke in Day
Mrs Nicholas Wagner returned from Dayton after attending the funeral of her sister Mrs Louis Vacke who died Tuesday after a months long cancer illness. Funeral services were held at St. Anthony's in Dayton with burial in Calvary cemetery. Vacke, born Matilda Bricker in Salem township, 57, survived by husband eight children and several siblings.
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Nicholas Wagner
Dayton
Louis Vacke
Vacke
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Vocke
Matilda Bricker
Salem Township
John Bricker
Bryant, Ind
Irene Bozey
Raymond
Urban
Helen
Rita
Louis
Edward
Edna
Ed Bonifas
Wagner
Anthony
Stephan
Otto Bricker
Near Bryant, Ind
Frank Bricker
Continental
Infant Walter Died Prematurely at Findlay Hospital
Eilene Kay Walter infant daughter of Paul and Mary Walter of 10 miles northwest of Carey died at Findlay hospital last Thursday morning. She and twin sister Arlene May were born a Tuesday earlier the same week. Arlene May survived. Funeral services were held Friday at 9 30 from Bristoll funeral home with Rev L H Naumann officiating. Interment followed at St Pauls cemetery southwest of Carey.
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Eilene Kay Walter
Paul
Mary (Pennington) Walter
Carey
Findlay Hospital
Arlene May
Arlene
Bristoll Funeral Home
L H Naumann
Findlay
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Electric fences in Ohio risk death from homemade controllers
Ohio State University rural engineering expert I P Blauser warns that improvised current controllers on electric fences endanger livestock and people. Properly built devices cost 15 to 45 dollars and Wisconsin standards are safe for use in Ohio. dry weather, weeds, and improper training reduce effectiveness.
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Ohio
I. P. Blauser
Ohio State University
Wisconsin
Blauser
The Power of Union
A tale of ancient Britain where rival chiefs meet. An elder tests unity by giving each man a stick to break and then a bundle of sticks to break together. The lesson: individuals fail alone, but united effort is unbreakable.
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Britain
Ivan
Pilgrims urged to contact Catholic rectory for accommodations
Notices call on those offering lodging to reach the Catholic rectory. The brief item directs pilgrims needing shelter to make arrangements through the church office.
Tempting Menus Tempting Menus
Martha Ulrich invites readers to explore foreign dishes in a travel themed culinary piece. It begins with Sukiyaki from Japan and moves to Russia then Sweden, detailing ingredients and steps for each dish and ending with a note on local Carey Times typewriter ribbons.
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Japan
Carey Markets Reported Corrected Prices This Morning
Local dealers show mixed commodity bids with oats at about 100 bushels, soybeans steady, corn prices easing, butterfat and eggs graded with small changes noted. Market text reflects a morning price summary for grains and dairy items.
Advisory Council Meets at Phillips Home
Advisory Council Group 5 Section 3 met at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Phillips last Thursday evening. President George Savidge opened the session with roll call. Edwin Gottfried led the evening lesson and announced a rural cooperative conference to be held in Tiffin August 10 to 13 at Heidelberg College. A social lunch followed and the next meeting is set for August 24 with the plate to be decided later.
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Advisory Council
A. L. Phillips
George Savidge
Edwin Gottfried
Heidelberg College
Mrs Burson Receives Card From Pneumonia Patient
Miss Mattie Myers, staying with her sister Mrs Beitler, is a patient at White Cross hospital Columbus after a serious pneumonia attack. Clara improves slowly but remains very weak and unable to feed herself, with oxygen continually in use.
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E. M Burson
E Findlay Street
Mattie Myers
S B. Beitler
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Eard
Clara
Mrs Henry G Hanf Dies Suddenly at Delphos Home
Mrs Henry G Hanf of Delphos died likely Sunday evening from a heart attack. She was 50th wedding anniversary year with husband Henry Hanf and is survived by nine children including Eddie Hanf of Toledo and Cletus Hanf of Washington Pennsylvania. Eddie and Ruth Clair Ingels Hanf have been in New York City for two weeks teaching at a Dancing Masters of America World’s Fair event.
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Adam Hagenmaier
Upper Sandusky
Henry G Hanf
Delphos
Eddie Hans
Toledo
Ry, Jr
Alveria Garet MsLaughlin
Detroit
Trene Hally
Birmingham
Mich
Cletus Hanf
River Raisin Paper Co
Washington
The
Dancing Masters of America
Hotel Astor
Carey 4-H Boys Meet August Seventh
Carey 4-H club members known as the Carey Boys gather Monday evening August 7 to review projects and learn photography with Mr Crum explaining how to take pictures. William Dow, reporter.
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Carey Boys
Kodak
Crum
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David Clair Sammet
Clarence Francis Ruffing
Miss Rachel Livingston
Pete’s
Young Corn
Pete’s Market
Martha Ulrich
Sukiyaki
Russia
Sweden
Carey Times
William Dow
Tim Holt
Janet Shaw
George O’brien
Topper
Constance Bennett
Roland Young
Anne Shirley and
James Ellison
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