William Smith Dead at 77 in Fostoria
William Smith father of Mrs. Harvey Savidge of south of Garey died suddenly at 11 30 p m Friday at his home 564 Lynn street Fostoria due to coronary thrombosis He worked for the National Carbon Co for 17 years Funeral services were held Monday at 8 pm from Bethel Baptist Church Fostoria with the Rev Amots Krisher officiating Burial was in Bloomdate Cemetery He was born March 24 1858 in Vinton a son of Jacob and Celcia Hutchinson Smith He married Ada Straughaugh May 31 1913 Surviving are eight children Mrs War Niday Mrs Harry Lizgadder Mrs Samuel Ons Mrs Darmet Dpp and Mrs Sovidigos 175 Hers nate a 16 grand children and several sisters and brothers preceded him in death
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Garey
Wriday
Lynn Street
Fostoria
Riday
aNational Carbon Co
Puneral
Harley
James Trolano
Mary Catherine Troiané
Findlay Street
Troiano
Bicciano
Adaly
Daniel
Caroline (DeMarca
DeAngelo
United States
Marion
Carey
Ant
Shez
Janes
Louisy
Domiale
Berardinelli
Frank
Anthony
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Rosie Désarravia
Picciano
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Wyandot County Mourns First Korean War Casualty Ensign Kail
Wyandot County reports its first casualty from the Korean War Ensign John Frederick Kail of Mifflin Township and Upper Sandusky High School class of 1941 was killed in action in the Korean theater government notification to his family indicates more details to follow He served in the Navy Air Force unit and was the county’s first casualty to date.
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Kail
Walter A Kail
Wyandot
Fife
Arbor
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Upper Sandusky High School
Wyandot County
U. S. Navy
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Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Mrs Clifton Coffman thanks friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers and visits during hospital stay in Findlay and after returning home She especially thanks blood donors Moose Lodge for help contacting donors and Mr Bristoll for services Their kindness will never be forgotten.
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Moose Lodge
Bristoll
Clifton Cofeman
Thanks for cards and flowers during hospital stay
Mrs. Lonnie Sockwell and family thank everyone for the thoughtful cards and flowers received while hospitalized and after returning home. They also thank Mr. Bristoll for his service and express that the kindness will always be remembered.
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Bristoll
Real estate transfer in Upper Sandusky for Rose to Gottfried heirs
Robert P. and Nina R. Rose Berry transfer a partial interest in lot 32 of the original plat to Dale E. and Dorothy M. Gottfried in Upper Sandusky for one dollar.
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Robert P
Nina R. Roseberry
Dale E
Dorothy M. Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
Contested Findlay Street curb widening fuels tax dispute
Residents and property owners on Findlay Street face heated debate over curb assessment costs tied to a street widening project. City figures show a large per cubic yard price differential, with calls for fair charges and diplomatic handling to avoid a test case.
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Deen
Findlay
Carey
Pottles Néck
Gounell
Ernest Dunn
Miller 77 Brother of Frank Miller Dies in Marywood
Alois Miller 77 brother of Frank Miller of northwest Carey died after a brief illness at his Marywood home Saturday evening. Funeral Mass held at St. Michael’s Church Marywood with Rev Othmar Miller OFM Conv Terre Haute officiating. Burial in parish cemetery. Survived by wife three daughters four sons four brothers. Born August 47 1872 in Seneca County son of Philip and Margaret Miller. Married Agatha Gerber February 1900 their golden anniversary last month.
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Frank Miller
Carey
Marywood
St. Michael’s Church
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Terre Haute
Ind
Othmar
Frank “Miller
Miller
Seneca County
Philip
Margaret ‘Miller
Agatha ‘Gerber
Joseph
Rising Sun
Andrew
Peru
Peter
Tiffin
Jank Miller
Wilfred Droll
Alois Miller
Knights of Pythias Notice for August Meeting
Justus lodge No. 393 Knights of Pythias will conduct important business at the meeting Tuesday evening August 15. Refreshments will be served. All Knights are urged to be present.
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Justus Lodge
Knights of ‘Pythias
Typewriter Ribbons Aid Machines at The Carey Times
The Carey Times reports on typewriter ribbons and aiding machine ribbons used to support printing operations. The piece notes equipment and processes central to the newsroom workflow.
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Carey Times
Family Reunions Highlight 1943 Comings and Gatherings
A chaotic mash of scattered notices lists reunion plans across towns. It notes Newcomer families meeting in Fostoria and Findlay Riverside Park for August coastal dates with presidents and officers named amid scattered details.
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Fostoria
Paul Newcomer
Aiimer
Logan
Presler
Washington,d. C
Raseociation
Blaine
Sheld
Of Thanks From Mrs Walters For Kindness
Mrs Walters expresses gratitude for the flowers cards prayers and thoughts received during illness. She thanks Dr Huston and all who remembered her, promising to remember them in return.
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Huston
T Gurély
the Walters
Fragmentary note from Maumée Valley trip
A garbled reminiscence mentions flowers gifts and visits while in Maumée Valley near Hoapha Toledo and Peuy vome with scattered place names and phrases. The readable text preserves personal memory fragments without a clear narrative or dates.
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Selewis
Maumée
Hoapha
Toledo
Peuy
Carey Lode: Bust In Tricky Case Stirs Silence
A fragmented report notes Carey involved in a confusing matter with terms like lode and no, while Chitra and LO appear in stray phrases amid the unclear narrative. The brief hints at a bust or arrest connected to the muddled identification.
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Carey
Chitra
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