Local News Roundup From Upper Sandusky Area
A daughter named Betty Jane was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Bear of near Forest Saturday evening. Several injuries and incidents are noted including Mrs Ida Zels hurt by a falling window and three marriages and social visits across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bear
Near Forest
Betty Jane
Ida Zels
North
McCutchenville
Miss Hild
Marguerite ~Merrick
Harry Merrick
Upper
Sandusky
Walter Hagelgans
Westerville
Delaware
Shiausky
Huron
Delbert Thomas
John Thomas
East
Upper Sandusky
Norman Thomas
Charles Baldur
A. K. Hall
Points
Canada
Kingston
Ont
Russell Graham
George Graham
Tymochtee
Berwick
Big Four
Ohio Central
L. A. Axe
Marion
Sandusky K. of C
A. F Stelert
Robert Shafer
Earl Thomas
Leon Filllator
Benjamin Brown
Charles H. Steiert
Curtis Brown
Fred McCarthy
M. Sullivan
Fred
John T Carey
A K Hall
Alice M. Stevenson
Local Visitors Mentioned in Brief Carey Note
Miss Edna Presler spent Monday in Carey. Dean Lennér of Akron was a caller in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wisner and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lennér
Akron
Dean Wisner
Farmers' Mutual Relief Association Meeting Notice
The Farmers' Mutual Relief Association will hold its annual meeting in the court room at Upper Sandusky on Friday August 29 1930 at 1 pm for officer elections and association business. G M Gaver secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ ‘Mutual Relief Association
Upper Sandusky
Farmers’ Mutual Relief Assc
G. M. Gaver
Carey Times Promotes Letter Heads Envelopes Printing
The Carey Times highlights its commercial printing services including letter heads and envelopes, signaling a full range of printing options for businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Overseas Missionary Letter From Liberia Vacation Tale
Mrs R S Oberly describes a six hour from Zorzor Liberia vacation with husband at the Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society camp. She recounts burial of a teacher, arrival of Currens, two dramatic dances by the town devil and spirits, a 25 mile night march, and Easter baptisms while noting challenges and hopes for future furloughs and a Washington Pennsylvania headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
R. S.oberly
Jennie Larmonth
American-Lutheran—Mission
Monrovia
Liberia
W. Africa
Zigida
R. L
Jennie
Larmonth Missionary Society
Chin
Zorzor
H. J. Currens
Currens
Bob
Mornig
Mtiss
Christ Jesus
Easter Bob
Zorror
U. S A
Washington
New York
Jennie Larmonth Oberly
Beech Grove News Flows With Visits and Sunday Schedule
Rev Strete of Wharton visits E E Brown household with Brown relatives and friends sharing the day. Families from Carey and Wharton call on Schade, Walter, Hunter, Kimmel, and others. Sunday school at Beech Grove 9 30, evening preaching 7 30, prayer meeting Thursday 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kimmel
Corinne
F B Schade
Allen Powell
Dean Powell
Near Carey
Evelyn Schade
Gem Beach
Frank Walter
Near Wharton
Strete
Wharton
Wm Hunter
Byron England
Dorcas
Clair
Blanchard
Beech Grove
Reunion Cards Printed by Carey Times
Carey Times reports reunion cards printed for local alumni events. Invitations list names, years, and venues, with details on RSVP deadlines and contact information for organizers. The item highlights small-town archival branding and community remembrance through printed notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Hope Chest Rss Readers Readied For Autumn Wren Ride
Minna Irving in the New York Sun describes a richly stocked Hope Chest with crimson velvet roses orange oriole wings dewdrop necklaces veils and silver mists. The text imagines a bold Autumn Wren riding with gold and scarlet banners to claim pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rss
Thas
Minna Irving
The
New York Sun
Local visits and family gatherings span Vanlue region
Community notes list visits across Vanlue including Betty Burnap with grandmother, Sam Gordon with Bellefontaine kin, Helen Saltzman with father Randolph Saltzman, and Josephine Simon with Oza Simon. Several families attend church gatherings, shopping trips, or reunions at Midway Park, Gem Beach, and Tem perance Michigan amid illnesses and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gordon
Bellefontaine
KR. E. Gordon
Helen Saltzman
Randolph, Saltzman
S. Roberts
E. L. Swihart
Fred Hendricks
Evelyn Hendricks
Findlay
Jasper Murray
Wharton
Elza Needles
Farmers May Organize for Protection in Seneca County
Farmers in Seneca county face trespass and property damage from hunters and others on farms north and south of Tiffin. A proposed protective club would fund prosecutions and deter intruders, citing recent incidents in Seneca township where trespassers were ordered off and could not be identified for charges. The plan also seeks to curb riverbank clamdigging trespass and boost local hunting elsewhere. Want ads urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Tiffin Advertiser
Tiffin
Aumerdus
Seneca Township
Birthday party and picnics marked local gatherings
Mrs. Ralph Gamberling hosted a surprise party for her husband Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Louis Lee, Floyd Shaffer, Isaac Gamberling, G. K Cole and son David, Ray Gamberling of Carey, Ralph Cole, Amy Beck, Omer Beck, and E. Needles, following a 2 picnic supper at Midway Park last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Criger
June
Tom
Ed. Criger
E. L. Swihart
Shively
Midway Park
Elmer Vogel
Mary Louise
Wharton
Fred Hendricks
P B. Hendricks
Luther Haines
Ethel Hendricks
Ralph Gamberling
Reva
Thelma
Louis Lee
Floyd Shaffer
Isaac Gamberling
G. K Cole
David
Ray Gamberling
Carey
Ralph Cole
Amy Beck
Omer, Beck
E. Needles
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Ellen Phillips
Ralph Green
Willis Griffin
Earl Ranck
Jerome, Clouse
Oil City
B. J. Clouse
Charles Knaup
Fostoria
Ruth Ewing
Greensburg
J. W. Peoples
Cadiz
Mary Laman
Delphos
Arthur Mullholand
Mundet Club
Hiawatha
Tom Lowery Serine
William, Pegg
Billy
Gus LaLaone
Elmer Hulse
Cleveland
F. D. McCauiey
Howard Kline
Margaret Lawhead
Toledo
B. K.mulltholand
Adrian
Simonis
Wisconsin
Westbrook
Oleo
Tea Green
Japan
Simonis Grocery
Africa
Strete of
E. E Brown
R O Brown
E .E. Brown
Rolland Jacobs
E E Brown
Vanlue
Betty Burnap
Mrs
Nancy Burnap
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