Local News Roundup of Weddings Deaths and Incidents
Upper Sandusky residents mark 66th anniversary as families welcome new births and marriages. Obituaries note deaths of Michael Cijafiles, A. Bower, John G Meiner, Isaac McPike, and Carl Snider Thomas. Burglary at Bow and Arrow tavern and highway disruption on Route 67 reported. Weather reports record 96 degree day and drought concerns across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Beidelschies
Upper Sandusky
Mrey
Airs
Pat Castanien
Ee Roiging
Reon
Judith Ka
Ary
Ont
Tles Glasco
S. Segath
Wylie Kinsley
Eleanor Oder
Sycamore
Gertrude Neumann
Otto Neumann
Mear Nevada
John Gartner
Goldie Gartner
Lexington
Mary Young
Howard Young
Jackson Township
Ralph Stokes
J. H. Stokes
Monroe
Mich
Genevieve Garvin
C. E. Garvin
Plankton
Forrest Gregg
Willis Gregg
Greenup
Isaac McPike
Harry Milum
Bellevernon
Tymochtee Township
John G. Meiner
Emma Clinger
Roy Haden
Tiffin
Lela McCurdy
Bucyrus
Carl Snider Thomas
Marseilles
San Antonio Hospital
Kenton
Metal Moulding Corp
Detroit
Mary E. Young
Ralph E. Stokes
Evelyn Guthman
T. W. Guthman
Clayton King
Arthur King
Nevada
Maysville
Bow & Arrow
Upper
Sandusky
Mercury
Thrash-Eberle Reunion Holds 15th Annual Picnic
The Thrash-Eberle family met at Wyandot county fair grounds for the 15th annual reunion. Forty-five members from South Bend Carey Forest Bascom Findlay Columbus Carroll Groveport and Canal Winchester attended a noon picnic and afternoon program. George Thrash of Canal Winchester was elected president E L Thrash of Canal Winchester vice president and Mrs Fannie Leightner Groveport secretary treasurer. The group plans to meet next year at Canal Winchester on the second Sunday in August.
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Thrash-Eberle
Wyandot County Fairgrounds
South Bend
Ind
Carey, Forest
Bascom
Findlay
Columbus
Carroll
Groveport
Canal Winchester
George Thrash
E L. Thrash
Fannie Leightner
Ashes Scattered Over Three College Campuses
Ashes of Charles Persinger, 78, prominent landowner and philanthropist of Washington D. H., were scattered over the campuses of Otterbein College Westerville, Wilmington College Wilmington, and Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware, as he requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Persinger
Washington D. H
Otterbein College
Westerville
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio to erect 1000 highway signs on primary roads
The Ohio department of highways will place about 1,000 signs along 8,000 miles of primary roads. The white background signs will read Do not cross yellow line when it is on your side of the center line to guide motorists at state lines and ahead of no passing zones. The rule hinges on the yellow stripe’s position relative to the center line and sight distances of 500 feet or less.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Highway Department
Ohio Turkey Production Surges Growing 1929 to 1939
Ohio turkey production rose from 135 000 in 1929 to 1 148 000 in 1939 led by R E Cray of Ohio State University. The state ranks eighth nationally as producers grow large flocks with modern incubation and marketing methods. Local social notes mention visits among CareyUpper Sandusky Findlay and Fostoria residents.
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Ohio
R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Cray
Turkey
Ohio State Poultryman
Carey man visits relatives with Bland and Gilliland families
Wilford Clouse of Carey spent Monday evening with Junior and Richard Bland. Mrs Jennie Bland and grandson Richard visited Mrs Ralph Eckert Monday afternoon. Dorothy Clouse and family called on her parents J. W. Lutz Sunday evening. Wilford Clouse is visiting at the home of his grandparents J. V. Lutz. Joe Hotelling of east of Upper Sandusky spent Monday at E. E. Gibson’s. Elza Kear of south of McCutchenville called on John Gilliland Monday evening. Marilyn Bland’s family visited Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gibson
Carey
Joseph Gibson
George Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Florent Day
Mary Louise Myers
West of Carey
Earl Rager
Toledo
Ralph Eckert
Earl Junior
Audrey Beaschler
de Loss Burrell
Norman
Fostoria
Bryant Wingate
South of Findlay
Wilford Clouse
Junior
Richard Bland
Jennie Bland
Richard
Dorothy Clouse
J. W Lutz
J V. Lutz
Joe Hotelling
East of Upper Sandusky
E. E. Gibson
Elza Kear
McCutchenville
John Gilliland
Mariyn Bland
Local Family and Friend Visits Highlight Fort Royal Socials
Mrs Evert Lee and sons Dick and Gene visited Mrs Morton Lee Monday afternoon. Several gatherings occur through the week with the Baughman and Lee families, including dinners with Orville Lee, Harold Lee, and Gordon Putnam. A Tong family reunion near Van Buren was noted with Thoburn Baker and family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Lee
Gene
Morton Lee
Orville Lee
Harold Lee
Harley Baughman
Reva
Rachel Wright
Luella
Clarence Baughman
Troy
Ed Moser
Findlay
E. A Baughman
Hugh Kurtz
Patricia Ann
A Baughman
Thoburn Baker
Robert
Claren
Tong
Nelson Stahl
van Buren
Walter Roynon
Artis
Vertie Bame
Carey
Marlene
Ronald
Clyde Heck
Janice Ann
Vanlue
al Putnam
Vanue
Orvil Putnam
Gordon
Willis Putnam
Walter Parks
Parks
Norman
Jenette
Levi Baughman
Everett Baughman
Fostoria
60 on Report Card Question Sparks Classroom Guess
A humorous exchange shows Dad asking about a 60 on Johnny's report card. Johnny wonders if the number reflects the classroom temperature or another factor, turning a simple grade into a light school-room moment.
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Johnny
Homage Paid To The Inventor Of Printing
A retrospective on Johann Gutenberg born in Mainz around 1400 and the birth of printing about 1440. The piece notes Gutenberg's trials including loans from Fust, the Gutenberg Bible, and his later decline, followed by the rise of newspapers and magazines from the 17th and 18th centuries in Europe and America.
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United States
Canada
Johann Gutenberg
International Association
Gutenberg
Scrives
Europe
Mainz
Strasbourg
Johann Fust
Fust
Italy
Switzerland
France
Columbus
West Indies
America
Boston
Farris
Bvamerica
Boston News Letter
Benjamin Towne
Philadelphia Evening Post
Daily Advertiser
Tong Reunion Marks 34th Family Gathering in Van Buren
The Tong family held its 34th annual reunion at Nelson Stahl's residence near Van Buren with 80 attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include Sherman Tong as president, Nelson Stahl as vice president, and Mrs. Clarence Suber as secretary-treasurer. The next reunion is planned for August at Gail Beck's home on the Fostoria road. The eldest attendee was 74 year old Sherman Tong and the youngest was his great grandson Claren Baker.
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Tong
Nelson Stahl
van Buren
Hosea Tong
Sherman Tong
Findlay
Allen Township
Clarence Suber
Wharton
Gail Beck
Fostoria Road
Claren Baker
J. T. Baker
Carey
Nagel Gantz Family Reunion Held in Salem Township
The 14th annual Nagel Gantz reunion gathered 48 relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gantz in Salem township. Attendees came from Fairfield Deland Bucyrus Carey and Upper Sandusky area. Officers elected were President Oscar Gantz Vice President Russell Krebs and Secretary Treasurer Wanda Krebs. Next year’s reunion set for the second Sunday in August at the Koehler home in Salem township.
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Nagel-Gantz
Harvey Gantz
Salem Township
Fairfield
Ill
Deland
Bucyrus
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Oscar Gantz
Russell Krebs
Wanda Krebs
Auegust
Robert Koehler
Local social news from Beebe shows frequent visits
Estella Rose Brown of Carey visits the W A and J A Vaughn homes since Sunday. Gertrude Cupp and Clarence Duval of Toledo were guests at the Walter Gottfried home. Fordyce Gottfried visited Mrs Gottfried's parents in Kansas Station. Virginia Ann Jeanette and Donna Elhbert stayed with grandparents in Fostoria. Several Carey and Findlay families visited relatives in Findlay Upper Sandusky Canton and other towns.
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Estella Rose Brown
Carey
W. A
J. A. Vaughn
Gertrude Cupp
Clarence Duval
Toledo
Walter Gottfried
Fordyce Gottfried
Fostoria
C. C. Thome
Elaine and
Calvin of
Herbert Enck
Findlay
C. W. Cupp
C. E. Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
Frederick Kohmann
Canton
Kohmann
J. J. Ko
Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Rolls Sold
Local ad notes availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls at The Carey Times office. Items marketed for office use with standard sizes and pricing.
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The
Carey Times
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