Savidge Burson Family Reunion Held at Water Works Park
The 12th annual Savidge Burson reunion drew 140 attendees at Water Works Park with a noon dinner. Officers elected included President Eb S Burson and Vice President Gary Foreman. many relatives from Mt Victory Columbus Marion Barberton Findlay and other towns listed attended. The next reunion is set for the second Saturday in August at the same park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savidge
J C. Burson
Lodi
Calif
Bessie Innis
Columbus
M. K. Savidké
Foster
Gary Foreman
Faul
Margery
W. J Bair
Victory
Cassius Grigsby
Laura
Laroma
E A Kimmel
Esther
Joe
Martin Neimeyer
Gerald
Alden Laker
Helen
Milton
Emma Rutter
Ben
Canouse
Ellen Butt
Prospect
Paul Mayfield
Donald
Barberton
W. W Savidge
John Carmine
Maxine
Roy Adams
Green Camp
T. O Johnston
Cleta
Elizabeth Johnson
Ralph Mayfield
Marion
W. C. Burton
Stanley Burson
Stanley
Nina
Samantha Warner
Findlay
Anthony Hall
Sisther
Edna Davis
Frank Brown
Wirt
Myron
Sycamore
EB D Powell
Arlington
C. C. Laird
Cecil, Maurine and
Arden
Martha Griffith
Mt. Blanchard
Carey Tires Lose Fast Game to Marion Stars
The Carey Tires fell 8 to 6 to the Oakland Stars of Marion on Carey home grounds last Sunday. Marion built an early lead, Carey rallied, but Marion pitcher Chesebrough and Bland shut down the late scoring. Umpires Campbell and Strahm were stationed at the plates. Carey to face Allen Motor of Bucyrus next Sunday in a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Oakland Stars
Marion
Marion Bunch
Myers
Bland
Chesebrough
Laudemilk
Darnell Marion
S. Campbell
Strahm
Allen Motor
Bucvrus
Lytle Reunion and Detroit Marriage Announcement
The Lytle family enjoyed their annual reunion at Riverside Park with about one hundred members attending. News arrived of the marriage of George Lytle to Miss Vivian Prather in Detroit on Saturday July 24, with many congratulations. Out of town guests included James R. Lytle Delaware and families from Toledo Columbus Detroit and Carey, staying with Mr and Mrs John Lytle and hosting at the Gibbs residence.
Auto Crash in Crawford WV Ends with Cash Covering Repairs
A Wednesday afternoon collision near Crawford WV involved a southbound auto and Mrs. William Proctor’s car, sending her vehicle into a ditch and a telephone pole. Proctor’s car sustained heavy damage but no injuries were reported. The other driver left a generous check and his address for potential excess repair costs.
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Crawford
West Virginia
Sceuth
William Proctor
Proctor
Pilgrim House Full for Shrine Novena Visitors
Every room and cot at Pilgrim House is reserved by pilgrims for the Our Lady of Consolation shrine novena opening Friday evening. Sisters ask hosts to notify the Pilgrim House with address and capacity by calling 194 to help assign visitors on arrival.
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Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
County Doings Judge Close
A county judge presides over a busy session addressing the legality of a 500000 municipal water works ban. Local agriculture reports a strong potato crop with potential price fluctuations and a note on toll savings.
Salem Defeats Little Sandusky in Low-Scoring Baseball
Salem beat Little Sandusky 6 to 7 on the Salem diamond. Orians and Orians shared the battery for Salem. Next Sunday Salem will face Mor tal on the Salem diamond. The game ended at 2 15 with ladies’ free.
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Salem
Little Sandusky
Orians
Mortal
Ladieg
Married Sunday ceremony unites Miss Lucille Shock and Bert Fruthey
Mrs Harry Hull reports the marriage of her sister Miss Lucille Shock to Mr Bert Fruthey of Columbus Grove. Rev Shock performed the ceremony Sunday afternoon at 4:90 o'clock with Miss Julie Flagel and Mr Bert Bush as attendants. The couple will live in Columbus Grove. Rev Shock's family formerly resided in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hull
Lucille Shock
Bert Fruthey
Columbus Grove
Shock
Julie Flagel
Bert Bush
Rev Shock
Carey
United Bretheran Church
Notice of pause in meetings until August twenty seventh
The Lady Maccabbee will not hold any more meetings until August the twenty seventh.
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Lady Maccabbee
Pilgrimage Shrines Planned Devotions in August
Shrine Bulletin notes Confraternity of Our Lady of Consolation ushers a August novena at the Shrine with a Triduum of services on August 12–14 and Feast of the Assumption on August 16. Candle processions mark evenings. clergy carried image during August 15. Pilgrims’ House beside Shrine offers limited lodging. Galt House in Carey provides 40 rooms. Parish women serve meals Aug 14–15. No rail fare reductions or special trains expected.
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Sisters of St Francis
Carey
Galt House
Entertainment at Carey Sunday school event
About 50 Vanlue Lutheran Sunday school members visited Carey for a morning study and afternoon entertainment. A noon cafeteria dinner fed 300 attendees at the park. Miss Helen Hammond and Millard Schrote of Vanlue performed with May Chambers singing. The centerpiece was The Flowers' Message from the Cross with five crosses symbolizing Peace Faith Joy Trust Love, and youth and soloists participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Lutheran
Carey
E. Luther
Helen Hammond
Vanlue
Millard Schrote
May Chambers
W. J. Newhard
Carey Sunday School
Sweet Peas Trust
Red Roses Love
Elsie Howard
Helen Griffith
Arthur Peers
Dorcas Kennerley
Mildréd
Ranger
All-Day Picnic Celebrates Sunday School Contest
The United Evangelical Sunday schools of Findlay and Carey finished a contest for new members and attendance and now hold an all-day picnic at the park. The event features games for children a ball game and big cats as highlights of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Sunday Schools
Findlay and
Carey
Vote For the 3 Mill Levy to Keep Our Schools Open
The Board of Education asks citizens to authorize a three mill levy to fund current school expenses for the coming year. The measure, not a bond issue, would allow a tax up to eight mills and is under vote at the August 10 primaries. Without it, operations could be cut after two to three months, impacting local education and budgets.
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Close
Buerrus
Common Pleas Court
Henry Holwald
Upper Sandusky
Richland Township
Oscar Pearl
Bucyrus
Katherine Deiner
W L Houser
Henry Roszman
Salem Township
Wyandot Mutual
Central Ohio
Wyandot Steel Burial Vault Co
Anna L Sheridan
Clinton P Sheridan
Dorcas A.sukard
Board of Education
Chautauqua Program Set for Carey August 18 23
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau presents a Carey program from August 18 to 23 with daily afternoon children hours and evening concerts. Notable acts include Irene Stolofsky violinist Harold Procter tenor Ada Roach Company and Granville Jones lecture The Creed of Democracy. Season tickets 22.20 for adults 11.10 for children war tax included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Carey
Vthursday
Clark-French Company
Levening
Granville Jones
Irene Stolofsky
Booth Tarkington
Antonio
Beryl Buckley
Harold Procter
California
William Griffith Hill
Aftternoon
Women of
France
Marie Rose Lauler
Children's Hour
aAfternoon—Entertainment
Ada Roach Company
India
Wm Sholty closes Carey Handle and Lumber Co plant in Carey
Wm Sholty of Tiffin, proprietor of Carey Handle and Lumber Co, shut down operations last week in the W A Perkins factory on North Patterson. He says business has been good but he decided to quit. He plans no definite future move, but hopes Carey may soon adopt dry currents and reopen with modern electric equipment.
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Wm Sholty
Tiffin
Carey Handle and Lumber Co
W A Perkins
North Patterson Street
Shalty
Carey
Otheravine Hemi Be
Beautiful Bouquet From Mrs J D Southwards Garden
The Times archives describe a stunning bouquet from Mrs J D Southwards garden with old fashioned flowers famed for fragrance. The piece notes familiar varieties and compares garden blooms to hothouse flowers in popularity.
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Times
J D
Ice Cream Social Tonight For Church Building Fund
The Ladies' Aid of the CB church hosts an ice cream social on Saturday evening August 7 at the corner of Main and Patterson streets. Proceeds support the church’s new building fund.
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Ann
Main
Patterson Streets
Squirrel season dates moved from September to October
Township Clerk Ed Campbell Jr reports from Columbus that the squirrel hunting season dates have been changed from September 15 to October 20. The notice affects local hunters and outdoor schedules, with officials urging compliance with the new timeframe.
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Ed. Campbell, Jr
Columbus
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Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and
Michelin Tires
Burson & Kurtz
Our Optical Service
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Ohio
Lytle Reunion
Dunbar
Puiday
Prince
Lewis Edy
York
White
Vv Wa
Paul W. Ward
White Hussars
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