Marriages and local notices fill News of 1902 issue
Miss Alice Bond and Guy Close brough were married by Rev J Williams. Several other marriages follow, a pneumonia death of James Wisner, and a sheriff sale of a boat car factory for 1280 dollars. Local events include juries drawn, institute meetings, and town developments with numerous house sales and new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bond
Guy Closebrough
J. Williams
James Wisner
Myrtle ,Criger
Clarence M. Powell
Laurette G. Starr
David ¥. Mincer
Sheriff's Sale
M. B. Smith
Mr. Schmidt
Vern Alspach
Mary Brayton
Leora
Lantz
Daisy
Ryders
Thay
Fatale
Tiley
Mindlay Council
Neaiday
Ridge Township
Court For Common Pleas
Jocn M. Updegraff
Ridge
H. W. Stoll
Crawford
Edward Simonis
Wiliam Michaels
Carey
George Ash
Alonzo Ogg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank Dickinson
Carey Farmers’ Institute
Edward Davidson
Igs Karr
Sylvester Shuman
J. W. Powell
Dinner Mench
D. H. Wonder
J. M. Ruffner
3. A. Smith
B. B. Kurtz
Albert H Turner 69 Former Springfield Resident Dies
Albert Harrison Turner 69 died Tuesday night at Fos toria City hospital after a short illness. He lived at 828 E Fremont St Fostoria and will be buried at Fountain Cemetery after services at Harrold Funeral Home. He was born August 19 1880 in Wyandot County and married Eva Amerine in 1914. Surviving are three sons Charles Marquis Ira all of Fostoria, three daughters Margie Wonderly Iva Peters Gertrude Strawbridge, 18 grandchildren, two brothers George and Forest, and a deceased son William and daughter Catherine Louise. He had lived in Fostoria the past two years and was a Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Harrison Turner
Springfield
Upper Sandusky
Eva Amerine
Charles W. Turner
Marquis R. Turner
Ira H Turner
Fostoria
Margie May Wonderly
New Riegel
Iva Adeline Peters
Gertrude Ellen Strawbridge
Findlay
George
Carey
Real Estate Transfers in Crawford Township and Upper Sandusky
Harvey C and Margie Qu. Won der transfer to Ruthelma Koehler in Crawford township for 111.26 dollars. L Sanford transfers to B A Projects Inc part outlet No 115 Upper Sandusky for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C
Margie QC
Wonder
Ruthelma Koehler
Crawford Township
L. Sanford
B. A. Projects, Inc
Upper Sandusky
Ohio eyes Marion site for delinquent boys and older offenders
Washington reports Dr Harris of the surplus property office says Ohio awaits federal approval to use the 2143 acre Marion property with 21 buildings for delinquent boys under 18 and for older offenders up to age 25. If allowed, Ohio can consolidate funds to rehabilitate the Marion complex and ease overcrowding at the Ohio Penitentiary while pursuing a new reformatory plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur ‘Harris
U. S. Office of, ‘Education
Ohio
Scioto
Marion
Harris
Ihe
Duyenhe
Lancaster
Mansfield
Ohio Penitentiary
Carey Cooperative Food Lockers On Air Market News
A notice invites listeners to call 880 and tune in weekdays from 9 45 to 10 00 a m for locker news and early market reports and predictions associated with the Carey Cooperative Food Lockers Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Cooperative Food Lockers, Inc
Estate transfers in Harpster parcel to Clyde Parks
Homer D. and Marjorie L. Cole transfer lot No 14 in the village of Harpster to Clyde Parks for $1. The deed records note the property transfer between private individuals. The transaction details include the grantee and the nominal purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer D. and
Marjorie L. Cole
Clyde ‘Parks
Village of
Harpster
Local and Personal Notices From Carey Area
Mr. and Mrs. 3B. M. Bachar visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moorhead last Sunday. Virgil Stomach and family of Findlay were dinner guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sloria. Oglesbys hosted guests from Grant Hospital in Columbus who are returning today for further treatment. Sunday visitors to Walter Gottfried’s east Carey home included Floyd Cupp Mansfield Marcell Manon and daughter Maralee Mrs CC W Cupy and Mrs John J. O’Hara. Lonnie Boeke of SiS Street is recovering satisfactorily from an operation Tuesday at 80 a m Findlay hospital. Those calling on bedridden Mrs Lockwell include Ethel Phipps James Campbell Wes ley Phillips Ben Rite M A Conley Sam Stone George Coakley Sam Risner Bessie Craft Homer Risner Ernest Letton J D Briggs and son Ross and daughter May Miss Mary Brown W H Vaughn Annetta Vaughn Marion Russell Albert Rothgeb Barbara Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachar
Robert Moorhead
Onscar Por
Virgil
Findlay
Ww. H. Sloria
Doala
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Walter
Gottfried
Carey
Floyd ‘Cupp
Mansfield
Marcell
Manon
iMaralee
CC. W. Cupy
John J. O'Hara
Toledo
J.” Wu Gore
Migs
eDorothy
Marion
Rhahs Mp -Leale
Airg
Lonnie Boeke
Sis
Findlay Hospital
Lockwell
Ethel ‘Phipps
James Campbell
Wesley Phillips
Ben Rite
M. A. Conley
Sam ‘Stone
George Coakley
Sam Risner
Bessie Craft
Homer Risner
Name Change for Findlay Hospital Association to Blanchard Valley
The Findlay hospital association, operating under city lease, was renamed Blanchard Valley association at a special meeting in the First National Bank auditorium. The change follows a trustees’ approval and a community naming contest to reflect a county-wide scope amid a pond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Hospital
City of
Findlay
Findlay ‘Hospital Association
Blanchard Valley Association
First National Bank
Board of Trustees of Therganization
Ffind
Blanchard Valley Hospital Wins Local Name Contest
The hospital name Blanchard Valley Hospital was chosen as the winner in a contest with over 300 entries and goes before county voters this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Vacation in the South Trip by Mrs Kidwell and Family
Mrs C D Kidwell and Robert Kidwell returned this week from a Florida trip with Mr and Mrs George Higgins. They visited Chattooga Tenn Lookout Mountain the Fountain of Youth and coastal attractions touring Virginia North and South Carolina on the way home. Mrs Kidwell noted Florida flowers were beautiful during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Chimney Mountain
Lovers’ Leap
Kidwell
Florida
New Comer and Presler Family Reunions Slated
The New Comer families plan a reunion at Fostoria park on Sunday August 13 with Paul Newcomer as president Harvey Newcomer as vice president and Jean Van Horn as secretary treasurer The Presler family gathers at Carey Waterworks Park on August 27 with Logan Presler of Washington D C as president Blaine Presler of Akron as vice president and Mrs Earl Moser of Adrian as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria Park
Paul Newcomer
Fostoria
Harvey Newcomer
Jean van Horn
Northwest of Carey
Presler
Carey Waterworks Park
Now
Logan Presler
Washington, D. C
Blaine Presler
Akron
Earl Moser
Adrian
Wittenberg Dean's List Honors Carey Native
Joyce Arlene Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Snyder of Carey was among 101 Wittenberg College students named to the dean's list for the second semester of 1949 50. Dr Wendell C Nystrom announced enrollment at 1206 and Snyder a junior majoring in English graduated Carey High School in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Joyce Arlene Snyder
George W. Snyder
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Hill
Frederick’s
Vernon Huston
Strand
Tom Moore
Harry Carey
John Orians
Marion Bland
Grand Rapids
Kroger Grocery Co
Amil Pahl
G. W. Hickle
George Gibbs
Newton Falls
Clint Smith
Rhinds
George Gardner
John Greer
Ohio Univerrsity
Miss Grace
B. Briggs
Grove Street
George W
South
Caréy
Revi L. de Reef
Jacob Searfoss
Wesley’ Chambers
Rind
Lay
Minnie Criger
H. H. Heck
Floyd Huston
North Street
Southerinid
Mantee
Careyy
Aeaker
J. J. Kohmann
Jjswing
Findlay Branch
West Street
Wm. Greek
Burley Spears
Spears
C. L. Sheppard
A. J. Frederick
Robert
Bernard Jacob
Martha Ward
Red Wings
John ‘Schira
Y.J. Mangett
Sylvester. Schira
Edward Noon
Peter” Krupp
A. P. Brown
Thomas Hucke
Johnnay
Allaretiz
Cma ‘Stanley
Elvin’ ‘Wagner
Keller Farm
Larry Coldiron
Red Cross
Clarence Elchert
East of Carey
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
George Messmer
Morristown
Tenn
Ray Nachbar
H. B. Kurtz Sons
Nelson Gorswch
Vanlue
Mary Stephan
Forest
Martha
Ellsworth
Earl Gorsuch
Sarah (Culp) Robinson
Howard Robinson
Buffalo
Spring Grove
Leslie Patterson
Ralph Sampson
van Buren
Aaron Seatherton
Sampson
Frederick Frisch
Jerome
Sycamore
Corinne Sigafoose
Mary Spence
Melody Shop
Albert H. Turner
Reay
Hospital Association
Flex’s
Carey Times
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