Social Events From Upper Sandusky And Nearby Areas
Picnics at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky featured Mr and Mrs Peter Frank and daughter Irene along with Mr and Mrs George Ash from Carey. Supper guests included A J Kraus family from Columbus and Michael Kraus of Upper Sandusky at Leo Courta's home. Bridge tea at Knestrict room honored Mrs Kurtz's sisters Mrs Haller of Pittsburgh and Mrs Mitchell of Carey. Christ Lutheran church council met near Adrian with Rev Paul Clouser and several families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frank
Irene
Upper Sandusky
George’ Ash
Carey
Harrison Smith Park
A. J. Kraus
Marilyn Jean
Barbara Lee
Shirley Ann
Columbus
Michael Kraus
Leo Courta
W. S. Huffman
Church Council of Christ Lutheran Church
Wallace Ruehle
Adrian
Paul R. Clouser
Carl Heck
Harry Wryatt
Truman Romig
Almon Blue
Winfield Hoff
S. A. Wenner
Ll. G. Altwater
Bernice Ruehle
Florence Ruehle
Birthday dinner honors Miss Ailena Haines at Tiffin home
A courtesy birthday dinner for Miss Ailena Haines was held at her W Market Street home in Tiffin. A large cake baked by cousin Mrs Norman Armstrong featured her name and guests included relatives from Tiffin Upper Sandusky McCutcheonville and Fostoria. A later family gathering hosted by Frank Miller and Mrs Margaret Droll gathered many relatives from nearby towns before a visit to the new Franciscan seminary in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailena Haines
W. Market Street
Tiffin
Norman Armstrong
H.C. Freet
Alma Freet
Laurence Swerlein
Upper Sandusky
Frank Rosier
McCutchenville
Lottie Bloom
Fostoria
William Hoffert
Melmore
Amanda Hall
Virginia Hall
Miles Mitten
Dan Willoughby
BE. R. Myers
William Carothers
C. C. Haines
Miss Haines
Frank Miller
Margaret Crroll
West of Town
Margaret Droll
Beatrice
Agnes
Charles
Eulitta
Eugene
Angelette
la von
James Bouillon
Maraquita
Annabel
Bernard
Joella
Joseph
Alfred Miller
Wilfred Droll
Ruth
Donald
Leonard Miller
Picnic honors Mrs Kingsmore at Meadow Brook Park
Honored with a swimming party and picnic Tuesday evening by her contract club in Tiffin, Mrs D J Kingsmore received warm congratulations. Attending members included Mr and Mrs Sir McChesney, Mr and Mrs George Newhard, Mr and Mrs Robert Ewing, Charles Stine of Pittsburgh, and Mr and Mrs William Dawson of Fostoria. They later enjoyed dinner at the Fostoria Country Club and were entertained at the Dawson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Kingsmore
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Tiffin
Sir. McChesney
George Newhard
Robert Ewing
Charles Stine
Pittsburgh
William Dawson
Fostoria
Fostoria Country Club
Dawson
Injured Woman Dragged by Freight train near Findlay
Mrs. Charles Bakies of Glen Avenue narrowly escaped death Monday afternoon when she crawled under a northbound Big Four freight. The train started as she was between the cars, dragging her 15 20 cars. She suffered bruises and a back injury, with clothing torn. Goff's ambulance transported her to Findlay hospital where she is improving. Her husband also suffers a crushed ankle and has been unable to walk again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bakies
Glen Avenue
Goff
Findlay Hospital
Auto crashes injure nine on Seneca county highways
Nine persons were injured in a series of Sunday auto crashes on Seneca county highways. Melvin Roynon, a Hancock county youth, is in Findlay hospital with serious lacerations from a collision near New Riegel. His parents H F Roynon and Mrs Roynon, along with Willis Smith of Carey, were treated at Findlay hospital. Marion Schreiner, 19, son of Frank Schreiner of New Riegel, was cut and bruised in the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Melvin Roynon
Hancock County
Findlay Hospital
New Riegel
H. F. Roynon
Roynon
Findlay
Willis Smith
Carey
Marion Schreiner
Frank, Schreiner
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Drivers License Law Takes Effect October 1
The new drivers license law becomes effective October 1 requiring every automobile driver to obtain a license. Examinations may be required and may include a short drive. Renewal costs total 40 cents yearly, with 25 cents for the license and 15 cents for the registrar. Licenses barred for those under 18 without guardian accompaniment.
Railroad Brakeman Eldon Dice Dies Sudden in Columbus
Eldon Dice of Delphos former Arlington resident died of a heart attack in Columbus where he and his wife attended a funeral. He was a brakeman for the A. C. and Y. railroad and is survived by his wife and one son William born in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Dice
Delphos
Arlington
Columbus
Village Council Approves July Salaries and Local Expenses
The village council approved payments including July salaries for superintendent, secretary, matron, and plant staff, plus utility bills from Ohio Fuel Gas Co and Ohio Power Co. Additional pay rolls for electric and water lines, refunds, and various supplies were authorized along with several public works payments and street project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jefferson
Frank Frey
Emon Frederick
Sime
Eugenia Henry
Mary Mosier
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Park
Will Pay Tribute to Lanker at Race at Sharon Speedway
Sharon Speedway in Warren announces a big program for its 6th birthday on Sunday August 9 with 20 fast dirt track machines expected. A tribute will be paid to Gail Lanker Carey who died in Detroit race, as Everett Saylor Dayton and Red Campbell Indianapolis stage the 1936 Central States Racing Association event. The 11 am qualifying includes Bill Morris Jimmy Kneisley Howdy Cox Morris Music Wilson Shaffer Jimmy Jarrusso Ben Emerick Bill Carr Henry Ziegenthaler Paul Zimmer Clay Corbitt and Doe Shanebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Lanker
Carey
Detroit
Gail
Bill Morris
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Jimmy Kneisley
Dayton
Victor
Howdy Cox
Leonard and
Morris Music
Dallas
Wilson Shaffer Chesterlands
Ohio
Jimmy Jarrusso
Pittsburgh
Ben Emerick
Germantown
Bill Carr
Henry Ziegenthaler
Paul Zimmer
Clay Corbitt
Columbus
Doe Shanebrook
Two Items To Sell Graber And Space In Publisher’s Deal
The text argues that the graper and space are two saleable but inseparable assets in a newspaper business. It notes neither can be given away without loss, comparing it to a merchant’s wares and referencing publishers’ annual contributions and various revenue channels.
Book Collector Wickiser Visits Times Office
O E Wickiser of Wharton called at The Carey Times office on Monday afternoon with a copy of The Young Gentleman and Lady's Explanatory Mentor published in 1815. The Times ran a related account some months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Wickiser
Wharton
Carey Times
The
Times
Exemption Blank Shortages Plague Carey Times
The Carey Times reports ongoing gaps in exemption forms, leaving readers and local officials uncertain about eligibility rules and deadlines. Officials urge timely submissions as procedures vary by department and documentation required remains unclear.
Carey Ohio to Vote on $80000 Sewer Bonds in Aug 1936
Village of Carey Wyandot County to hold a special election August 25 1936 to issue bonds totaling 80000 for a sanitary sewer system and sewage treatment works for up to 25 years with an estimated extra tax rate of 2.7 mills outside the 10 mill levy. Two voting precincts north and south of Findlay street. Polls 6:39 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. EST. By order of Wyandot County Board of Elections. Frank A Beery chair. A Billhardt Jr clerk. Dated July 29 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
State of
Ohio
Wyandot County
Findlay Street
Board of Elections
Frank A. Beery
A. Billhardt, JR
Weighed Candy Complaint From Customer To Merchant
A mother complains that two pounds of candy were ordered for her son but only one and a half pounds were delivered. The merchant retorts that his scales are accurate and questions if the boy was weighed, implying a sarcastic jab at the customer.
Monroe Marriage License for Bakies and Lehner
A marriage license was issued in Monroe Michigan to Leo J. Bakies aged 48 and Leona Lehner aged 49, both of Rossford. Bakies is the son of Mrs Nicholas Bakies of north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Mich
Leo J. Bakies
Leona Lehner
Rossford
Mr.Bakies
Nicholas Bakies
Town
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Miss
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Strand
Sutter’s Gold
Edward Arnold
Lee Tracy
Binnie Barnes
Irene Dunne
Allan Jones
Board of Affairs
Ohio Power Co
National Supply Co
Kennicott Wire & Gable _Co
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Warl Williams
Walter Updegraff
F. A Miller
H. McKee
August Windau
G. W. Bish
Earl Williams
F. A. Miller
S. H. McKee
B. J. Jacob
Robert O’connor
Earl Brice
E. W. Mullholand
Mary Kentfield
John Jacoby, Sr
Board of Public Affairs
Fire Department
George Hotelling
Joe Billock
W. H. Houk
Co. S. Shuman
Wm. Kummerer
Norbert Brown
Theis Furniture Exchange
Carey Farmers Coop. Co
Lake Street
Grover Babies
Edward Riester
Tracy Johnson
National Lime & Stone Co
Stone
Lanker
Congoleum
Geo
Farrow
Lloyd Stroub
al. P. Ruffing
Studebaker
Wills St. Claire
O. K
Cletus
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Kalamazoo
F. K. Barnhiser
E. Findlay Sr
Newhard Street
Bert Painter
S. County Line
Carey J. R Fry
Edward P Noon
S. Munciestreet
Robert Smith
Marion Production Credit Association
Boyce Bradford Kenton
New Gait Hotel
Paul Krupp
Clarence Gamel
Ray Stengler
Sta. C
Route 6
Box 410
Milwaukee
Wis
W. H. Sloman
Mr. Sloman
Monrod
Graham Riley and His Orchestra
En's and Boys
Colle
DuBe
Wine- Boys
Mmer
Is and
Jack
Flox’s
Carey and
Price Store
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