Tragic death of George W Bish by suicide at home
George W Bish aged 63 was found dead in an unfinished store room at his residence on W Findlay street after hanging himself with a rope. Police and Deputy Sheriff Mullholand recovered the body shortly after 10:30 PM Saturday. A note to his son George Henry asked forgiveness and mentioned meeting his mother. Funeral services were held at Goff funeral home with burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Bish, born October 21 1877 in Alvada, was married to Hallie Chesebrough. he leaves one son and had been active in the Carey Methodist church and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Bish
W. Findlay Street
Henry Pieracini
George Henry
A. T E. Constien
Bud
Mom
Goff
First Methodist Church
Spring Grove
Carey Odd Fellows
W. L. Lindsay
Harry Bowman
Robert Brown
Claude Johnson
van Baker
Paul Powell
George W Blsh
Alvada
Henry
Sarah Ann (Oman) Bish
Hallie Chesebrough
Carey
Mr Bish
Carey Methodist Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Bish
George W Chesebrough
Chesebrough
George H. Bish Remembered In Bereavement Thanks
George Henry Bish expresses gratitude to peers and friends who offered help during his bereavement. He thanks those who sent flowers, Rev Cryer for consoling words, and Undertaker Goff for efficient services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryer
Goff
George Henry Bish
Death of Mrs John Pagnard at Upper Sandusky
Mrs Helen Gertrude Black Pagnard 37 native of Carey died at her home on N Fourth Street Upper Sandusky Friday night after an illness of three days. She was born February 9 1904 in Carey married John Pagnard sixteen years ago and is survived by a daughter Russell Spitler of Nevada a grandson her father and brother Merle Black both of Toledo. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 90 o'clock from the Bentley Lucas Son funeral home. Interment followed in Spring Grove cemetery Carey. Rev MoJ Temple officiated. Mr and Mrs Irvin Black Mrs Royal Greek and Mrs Ruben Middleton attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pagnard
Carey
N Fourth Street
Upper Sandusky
Pagnard
Russell Spitler
Nevada
Helen Gertrude Black
Clarence
Emmadel F Black
Vis Russell Spitler
Merle Black
Toleda
Ahmeh Oan Carey
Carey Times Publishes Goxed Stationery Pack
Local notice notes two popular sizes of printed stationery with names and addresses on paper and envelopes from the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Ohio 91st State Fair Promotes Peace Through Production
Governor Bricker highlights the 91st Ohio State Fair in Columbus August 23 to 29 as a peaceful production-focused event. Director Brown and fair management aim for a people’s fair with broad participation, education, and display of Ohio as a leading agricultural and industrial state contributing to national defense. Bricker and Brown stress democracy in action and the fair’s role in postwar prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Ohio
State
John W. Bricker
John T. Brown
Win H. Kirman
Columbus
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Brown
State Fair
Department of Agriculture
Mid-America
Mrs. George S. Frazier Dies in Salem Hospital
Mrs. George S. Frazier aged about 70 of Sebring died Tuesday forenoon in a Salem hospital after illness. Survived by husband and son D. J. Frazier, Carey, Ohio. Funeral at Sebring 1 30 Friday afternoon with burial in East Liverpool. Carey plant closed all day. Mr and Mrs Dr Frazier and daughters Ellen and Jo Anne in Sebring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Frazier
Michigan Avenue
Sebring
Salem
D. J. Frazier
Findlay Street
Frazier Rubber Products Corporation
Carey
Frazier
East Liverpool
Dr. Frazier
Ellen
Jo-Anne
Two die in head on crash on U S Route 40 near Hebron
A head on collision on U S Route 40 west of Hebron killed drivers Albert Rubin 21 and James Morris Hamilton Jr 40. Four others including Morris Wright Dallas Texas and Dorothy Lang Mingo Junction were injured. Coroner and patrols to investigate.
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Hebron
Albert Rubin
Brookine
Hiiker—Vrho
Pittsburgh
James Morris Hamilton, Jr
Chagrin Falls
Hamilton
Rubin
Newark City Hospital
Newark
Morris S Wright
Dallas
Tex
Lester D Martin
Long Beach
Calif
George Burns
Ft Lauderdale
Fla
Dorothy Lang
Mingo Junction
Corp
W Sapp
Licking County
State Highway Patrol
Columbus Dispatch
Hamiltons
Florence Hunter
Cares Mro
Elmer Vogel
Whitton
Charles Smith
Findlay
Fred Hendricks
Vanlue
Victor Werley Rites Held for Bucyrus Patternmaker
Victor M Werley died Monday night at his Bucyrus home after a three year illness. He was born March 6 1860 in New Riegel and married Frances Haupt in 1897. Surviving are his widow two daughters four sisters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were at Holy Trinity church Bucyrus with burial in St Boniface cemetery New Riegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor M Werley
Walnut Street
Bucyrus
Mr Werley
New Riegel
Andrew Werley
Frances Haupt
Werley
Carey
St. Boniface’s Cemetery
Village Council Clears Bills After August Meeting 1941
The Carey area village council met Monday evening August 4 1941 and ordered payment of numerous bills. Items include salaries at the water plant disposal plant and secretary posts, street lamps, repairs, and multiple contractor and utility charges.
Local Utility Credits and Material Purchases Reported
Tax records list deductions and charges including tem state retirement $26.76 National Lime and Stone Co stone $3.63 Snyder Lumber Co material and street drainage $103.16 indicating municipal expense items for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lime & Stone Co
Snyder Lumber Co
Wonderly 77 Former Official Buried After Heart Attack
John A. Wonderly, 77, business leader and former Fostoria city official, buried after a heart attack on August 9. He served as safety director, health board member, councilman, and finance secretary at St Wendelin's. survived by a daughter, son, siblings, 13 grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Burial in the parish mausoleum.
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Board of Health
Joseph I/ Schill
Defiance
William J.’ Cowan
Charles W. Ruess
Wonderly
New Riegel
Catherine Dell
St. Wendelin’s
Fostoria Knights of Columbus
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships
A sequence of property transfers lists Lydia M. Price to Oliver P. Kurtz for 40 acres in Jackson township for $1 and similar nominal transactions. Other deeds include Effie B. Gibbs to Mary Elizabeth King for part of Lot 58 in Carey, E G Babcock to Blanche Babcock for part of Lot 22 in Sycamore, and multiple transfers in Eden, Upper Sandusky, Nevada, and Sycamore involving estates and subdivisions with prices largely nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia M. Price
Oliver P. Kurtz
Jackson Township
Effie B. Gibbs
Mary Elizabeth King
Carey
Babcock
Blanche Babcock
Village of
Sycamore
Cc. A. Naus
John Newman
Guy Newman
Eden Township
Frank Frederick Beaston
Margaret C. Thornburg
Upper Sandusky
Pearl Holdcraft
Robert Eugene Holdcraft
Robert Dixon
Nevada
Rollo V. Burnett
Margaret T. Burnett
Dale A. Golling
Daniel T
Harriet Warner
Henry
Richland Salem farmers organize protest against penalties
Farmers of Richland and Salem townships met at the Wharton schoolhouse to organize opposition to wheat marketing penalties. Ray Platts was temporary chairman. Oscar Berg explained aims. Six districts planned with Clarence Suber chairing Richland Salem district and Cecil Roush as secretary.
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Richland
Salem
Wharton
Ray Platts
Oscar Berg
Wyandot County Farmers’ Protective Association
Dr. I. W. Andrews
AAA
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Extension Service
Ridge - Crawford
Tymochtee - Sycamore
Richland- Salem
Crane-Eden
Jackson-Miffin-Marseilles
Pitts Antrim
Clarence Suber
Richland-Salem
Cecil Roush
Hancock County
Wyandot County
Salem High School
Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Rolls Sold
Local listing from Carey Times notes availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls. Items described as adding machine ribbons and general office supplies for short-term sale or restock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Carey Times
Fallen Timbers Battle and Wayne's Ohio Drive
The article retells General Anthony Wayne’s 1794 Battle of Fallen Timbers against Tarhe Little Turtle and Blue Jacket. Wayne’s disciplined forces defeated Indian lines, leading to the Treaty of Greenville and a two-decade Ohio peace before 1813 hostilities resumed with Fort Meigs looming next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wayne
General St. Clair
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Clair
Fort Greenville
Fort Recovery
Fort Adams
Maumee
Auglaize
Fort Defiance
Waterville
Fallen Timbers
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Greenville
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John Pagward
J. M. Hamilton
Victor Werley
Council
Board of Affairs
A. C. & Y. Railroad Co
W. Jefferson
Frank Frey
Ralph Green
Verne Chesebro
Lucy Powell
Board of Public Affairs
Ohio Power Co
Ee Shafer
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Ross Willoughby Co
Oakum
Neptune Meter Co
General Electric Supply Corp
Graybar Electric Co
Gaster
Janis Markley
Virginia Kurtz
Board of Finance
Jacob Nitrauer
Ed Weaver
John Orians
Truman Updegraff
W L Stombaugh
Fabric Fire Hose Co
Gasters Welding Shop
Ada
No Wonder
David Dill
Shafer
Charles Brown
Clarence Tucker
Harry Keckler
S.C Newcomer
John A. Wonderly
Buckeye
Wieners
Richland - Salem Farmers Organize
Fallen Timbers Monument
Route 24
Harry E. Danford
Rand-McNally Co
Awaterville
Fort Meigs
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