Local Items and Notices From Carey and Surrounding Area
In Other Days Twenty five Years Ago items note Snyder selling 167 674 feet of lumber to be used at oil fields for excursions to Toledo Detroit and Columbus via Hastings Valley with round trips priced under a dollar. Obituaries announce the death of Mrs George Boose near Kirby aged 27 3 27, and Mrs Mary Sherman aged 81. Births include several youngsters while birthdays and anniversaries are celebrated. A Waltz Sisters Big Specialty Show is planned and public band concerts are listed. Several Carey residents enroll for a Teacher Institute at Upper Sandusky and a surprise 20th birthday party is described. A list of real estate transfers and local travel notes follow along with occurrences of accidents and local social events.
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Snyder
Toledo
Detroit
Columbus
Hock Ing Valley
Julia Savidge
Cambridge
City Hospital
W. A. Perkins
George’ Boose
Tier House
Kirby
John Wright
Carey
Teacher's Institute
Upper Sandusky
Verne Alspach
Morehart
H. R. Hart
Jacob Nitraver
L. B. Wickiser
D. T. Hart
J. L. Lasley
Lulu Hey
Elsie Turnbell
Mildred Nichols
Bertha van Heyde
Mattie Myers
Maud Starr
Gladys
David Heck
Martha Martin
Gladys Zeis
Dorcas Dow
Marie ‘Gunther
Ruth Kurtz
Gertrude Smith
Dorcas DeWitt
Caroline Smith
Christine Straw
Ruth Enzler
Jennie Powell
Caroline Newhare
Hallie Aull
Mary Sherman
John Sherman
John Matthews
John Stahl
Rufina Sireup
John Mstahl
J. C. Stahl
Samuel Masters
John Snook
John Schubert
Joseph. Diedrick
May
Winona Schubert
Alletha Schubert
Lizzie Mitchell
Carrie
Lily Nye
Essie Thatcher
Olivia
Florence Presler
Ruth Walters
Mae Shuman
Ernest Schubert
Clarence Deidrick
Willie Gorsuch
Robert Brown
Edward Shull
Bert Bachar
Albert Bachar
Earl Snook
Emeretta Brown
Mary A. Karr
D. Straw
Henry Daymon
Emma Kauble
Dow
Jacob Hilty
Fom
Harry Heck
Jack
City
Moe Robert
Utg
Harold Hilty
Fostofia
Bluffton
Joose
J. B. Myers
West Main ‘Street
Ae Geha
Garey Gandy
North of Town
Win'l. Hoff
Joe Weldon
Jeff Feasel
Perry Presler
Adrian
Roy Kirkwood
C. H. Hull
JG. Main Street
Joshua
Samantha Kennerley
Albert
Blanche
Edward Hanna
Florence
Halcyon
Harry
John
Cardington
LeRoy
Hobart, Ind
Alvin
South of Town
A. H. Kennerley
Local News Briefs From Crawford County and Nearby Areas
Reports from the region note eggs priced at 21 cents per dozen from Frederick’s. Chautauqua prompted no Sunday show at the Royal. Lola Holopeter attends a teachers’ institute in Bowling Green. Virgil Mesnard and Crystal Burkhardt wed at Upper Sandusky last Monday. Carey Clippers beat Fort Seneca 10 to 2 Sunday. Primaries saw light turnout in Carey with Democrats voting at higher rate. George J. Pahl and Minnie C. Stoll marry at Upper Sandusky August 4. Frank Kurtz suffered a brief stroke Monday afternoon and improved Tuesday. B Moser near Adrian lost the middle toe of his left foot while operating a Crawford township road roller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Holopeter
Teachers’ Institute
Bowling Green
Virgil Mesnard
Crystal Burkhardt
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Carey Clippers
Fort Seneca
Carey
George J. Pahl
Amil Pahl
Minnie C. Stoll
Jacob Stoll
Crawford Township
Frank Kurtz
B. Moore
Jurtz
Ral Moser
Adrian
Buckeye Reduction Co Ad Seeks Live Stock Buyers
Findlay Ohio based Buckeye Reduction Co offers to buy cattle and horses at competitive rates. They will remove calves sheep and hogs free and provide phone contact Findlay 475 for daytime and 3659 for nights at their expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
The
Buckeye Reduction Co
Ohio
Reunion invitations printed at the Carey Times office
Carey's Times office printed reunion invitations for a local event as part of ongoing community notices. The notice highlights distribution at the newspaper facility and invites attendees to confirm details with organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
New Konjola Restores Health in Two Children
Mrs. Nora Stover of New Philadelphia reports her daughters Jean and Ruth improved after using Konjola. Jean’s appetite and nerves stabilized. Ruth also recovered, easing her weight loss and discomfort. Konjola is sold at Ewing's Drug Store in Carey, Ohio, and by other druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Stover
Commercial Street
New Philadelphia
Jean
Ruth
Konstola
Jgonjola
Konjola
Carey
Ohio
Ewing
Village Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
A roundup of Miss Leona Bayless and neighbors visiting Esther Clady and many others across St. Paul and nearby towns. Reports include church activities, a gospel tent meeting in Vanlue, family reunions in Findlay, homemaker visits, and communities gathering for ice cream socials and chicken dinners.
Families Gather for Picnic at Walbridge Park Toledo
A large group including Charles, Esther and Dean Fenstermaker with Florence visited Mrs Rachel Wright and daughter Luella on Sunday. Frank Wentz of Forest joined afternoon visitors Willis Baughman and daughter Spal and son Gerald with Geneva. Van Horn traveled to Findlay and met Jesge ildren and daughters Nina and Reva, Bertha Shatter, Mr and Mrs Kelly Wingate, Corinne Corbin, Allée Corbin, Merle Corbin and Neva, Wendall and Ross. Eddie and Pearl Hostler led a party that enjoyed a picnic dinner at Walbridge Park in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Henson
Dorothy Jean
Flint
Mich
Merle Thomas
J. F. Fenstermaker
Florence
Sherman Corbin
Near Heucktown
Ray Cravens
Nina
Ralph
Feister
Near Forest
Lyman Smith
Robert
Carl
Madge
Fostoria
M. G. Bayless
M C Bayless
Orel
Leona
Opal
Gerald Raughman
Ed Dulgar
Bigiick Township
Elmer Stump
Mary, Bernice, Earl and
Junior
Near Wharton
John Alspach
Mary Catherine
Dren Charles
Esther
Dean
L. F. Fenstermaker
Rachel Wright
Luella
Frank Wentz
Forest
Willis Baughman
Spal
Gerald
Geneva
van Horn
Findlay
Jesge €Ildren
Reva
Bertha
Shatter
Kelly ‘Wingate
Stability in Hog Prices Seen for Tennessee 1929
Ohio State University economist R Arnold reports that higher old corn supplies and fewer hogs may ease the 1929 hog market. He predicts more hogs entering the market late this year, a return to normal supply after last year’s light levels, and a likely sustained good market for about a year with seasonal declines possible in Q4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Arnold
Ohio State University
Arnold
Information Wanted Patient Doctor Thief Confusion
A druggist and a patient dispute a prescription filled with a Chinese laundry ticket. The doctor asks what was put in the prescription and the druggist replies that he can tell only the doctor. The incident highlights confusion over mistaken labeling and intent.
Local Notes From Mt Blanchard and Nearby
Mt Blanchard and Carey area residents visit relatives and attend events. The Cole family reunion is planned for Carey Water Works park with Jason Cole as president. Great carnival plans are under way for August 20 featuring the Corn Huskers band from Deshler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Water Works Park
Jason Cole
Frank Elder
Deshler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Square
Frederick's
the Royal
Jean Stuver
ST. Paul
Leona Bayless
Esther Clady
Hosea Tong
Orville Lee
George Shuman
Near Carey
H. A. Stoll
Nonle’ Vogel
Near
Wharton
Opal Paughian
Mas
Sherman Tong
St.*Paul Church
Pratt
W .A. Vandersall
Vanlue
W. A. Vandersall
Paul Fenstermaker
Cramer
Earl Beard
Will Walter
Retta Tong
Evelyn Beard
Arvilla Doolittle
Mrs. Mary Fuller
Olive Beck
Janice
Robert Shuck
Near Vanille
Evelyn
Lester Beard
L. W. Copley
Carol
Effie Lee
Near Findlay
Orville Jee
Gertrude Loader
Woodsdale
Leona Baylegs
Gerald Baughman
Cindy
W. B. Lytle
Dorothy
Hyrah Lytle
West of Findlay
Will Werner
Eisie Ringen
Indiana
M. ©. Bayless
Orel, Lois and
E . Loader
BE. A. Baughman
Betty Wilcox
Arthur Bininger
Fort. Royal
South Bend
Ind
Wisse Ringen
Denham
EB. H. Cludy
MT. Blanchard
Harley Cole
Piggott Ark
H. H. Howard
Frank Leeson
Leipsic
BE. A. Leeson
Emery, Dunbar
J. J. Meeks
Charles, Burson
Lodi
Calif
TE. S. Burson
Gartha Bishop
Cole
Rema Burrel
Young Peoples Conference
Sabina
Cleo Hammond
Hustler
Methodist
Lakeside
Mammoth
Harrison Smith Park
Upper
Sandusky
Wyandot County Historical and Archaeological Society
Benefit. Historic Museum
H. E. Stutz
Pepin
Ne -Eren
Rogers
Globe
W.R. Zeis
Larai
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