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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1920

Page

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Searfoss Family Reunion at Carey Park

About 300 relatives and friends attended the Searfoss reunion at Carey Park on a Saturday. Rev R P Werner of Whitehouse led blessings and a busy program followed including readings addresses and remarks by A J Searfoss and Uncle Jacob Searfoss. A total collection of 830 was raised and officers were elected for the coming year. The group plans to meet again on the second Saturday in August 1921.

Searfoss Carey Park R. P. Werner Whitehouse America Arthur Lininger Harold Hindal A. J., Searfoss Jacob Searfoss C. L. Kern Isaac Searfoss John Searfoss J. A. Baughman Gladys Elsen Cora Lininger Wm. Searfoss

Narrow escape as car struck by train on Main street

Levi Hile narrowly escaped death driving east on Main street when box cars blocked his view of a northbound Hocking Valley train. The locomotive struck the auto, carried it about five rods, wrecking the car except the seat and wheel. Hile suffered bruises and facial gashes but no internal injuries and walked to Dr. I N Zeis for treatment.

Levi Hile Main Street Hocking Valley

Chautauqua Opens With Redpath Program Changes Noted

The Redpath Chautauqua opened Wednesday afternoon with a fine program. C. P. Messner of Columbus supervises the event. It Pays to Advertise will appear Sunday. A big Saturday double program features band and comedy. Spiritualism lecture moves to Sunday. the French girl address shifts to Saturday evening. Saturday sessions begin at 2:30 PM.

C. P. Messner Columbus Redpath

Council Adjourns After Bond Issue Vote

The council met in adjourned session with Mayor McClure and officials present. Resolutions by the Industrial Commission of Ohio and local boards refusing to assume any part of the $99,000 electric light and water work bond issue were read and placed on the minutes. The meeting adjourned to meet Monday August 23.

McClure Steady Newhard Chambers Harshborner Blue Industrial Commission of Ohio Board of Commissioners

Dible Phillips Reunion Draws Attendees From Several Towns

Two hundred people gathered at the park for the Dible Phillips reunion. Attendees included Mrs Sampford Dulin and Mr and Mrs Jesse Dulin with children from Kenton and Mrs David Metzer and daughter Florence from Detroit. Also present were Harold James of Mattoon and Mrs Charity Whitmer of Ashland. Officers elected were President Wm Wenner of Kenton, Vice President N B Dible of Carey, Treasurer H F Roynon of Carey, and Treasurer F E Phillips of Acrian. The next reunion is set for the third Tuesday in August 1921 in Carey.

Dible- Phillips Park Sampford Dulin Jesse Dulin Kenton David Metzer Florence Detroit Mich Harold ‘James Mattoon Ill Mies Charity Whitmer Ashland Wm. Wenner N. B. Dible Carey Treasue Ry H. F. Roynon F. E. Phillips Acrian

Demented Polish Woman Disturbs Sunday Service

A Polish woman from Cleveland became demented while praying in a basement church. Three men restrained her as she bit Peter Collet on the hand. She was taken to the Walter Carr residence lawn for aid, then turned to Sheriff Orwig for transfer to Cleveland authorities.

Cleveland Peter Collet Walter Carr Sheriff Orwig Upper Sandusky

Camp trip crews embark for ten days at Silver Lake

Off to camp. Charles Humbert, Earl W LeMott, Earl Réthgeb and Earl Bleek depart tomorrow for a ten day camping trip at Camp Albert L. Willson Hi Y training camp at Silver Lake near Bellefontaine.

Charles Humbert Earl W LeMott Earl Réthgeb Earl Bleek Bat Albert L. Willson Hi-Y Silver Lake Bellefontaine

Record Crowds Fill Carey for Feast of the Assumption

A massive turnout of about 10 000 gathered for the Feast of the Assumption at Our Lady of Consolation. Pilgrims from many nationalities, including Polish and Magyar communities, attended daily Masses and candle processions with crowds packed along streets and in churches.

Union Springfield Cleveland Neb William Ogle Findlay Remigius H Mannin John Schneider

Clergy List Shows Mass Attendees Across Ohio and Wisconsin

A regional church service report lists multiple priests and parishes from Milwaukee Wisconsin through Ohio towns including Upper Sandusky Fostoria Bucyrus Bascom Findlay and New Riegel with Rev Dr John Referrer Rev Ambrose Weber Rev Leo Reinartz Rev Louis Mayle Rev Wm Ogle Rev Chas Hraschler Rev Stephen Weigad Rev Fausin Ersing and others attending services on Sunday.

Venantius Szulo Milwaukee Wis Eustace Bartoszewicz Cleveland John Referrer Upper Sandusky Ambrose Weber Fostoria Leo Reinartz Bucyrus Louis Mayle Bascom Wm. Ogle Findlay Stephen Weigad Alvada Fausin Ersing New Riegel

Death of Michael Schmidutz in Tiffin and City

Michael Schmidutz died Saturday afternoon at the home of his son in law and daughter on Street S Patterson after a six month cancer battle. Funeral at St Joseph's church in Tiffin with interment in the parish cemetery. He was born August 9 1861 in Tiffin and survived by a daughter and many siblings.

Ed. Campbell Str Een S. Patterson Street Michael Schimidutz Hoffman Tiffin St. Joseph's Church Mr. Schmidutz Michael Catherine Schira) Schmidutz Campbell Minnie Toeppe Mary Durst William Thom Edward Phillips George Frank Schmidutz James Foley John Charles Schmidutz Toledo William Schmidutz Akron Schmidutz

Card of Thanks for Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Jr

The Campbell family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during their bereavement and for the flowers sent. Ed Campbell Jr and his brothers and sisters extend gratitude.

Ed Campbell, Jr

Crawford School Reunion Brings Alumni Together

About eighty former Crawford school scholars and teachers gathered at the schoolhouse for a reunion on Wednesday. A social hour, dinner, and a short program followed. Officers for 1921 include President J. H. Smalley, Vice President W. H. Karr, recording secretary Bertha Tracey, corresponding secretary Lela Stoll, and treasurer Myrtle Bingle. Distants attendees included Mrs. Paul Schubert, Thomas Smith, A. S. Carmean, Mrs. Frank Lohman, W McVon Stein, Mrs. Derewester, Laura Kentfield, Vinton Kentfield, Mrs. Winifred Hathaway, Mrs. Mary Hart, S. P. Nigh, and others from Bucyrus, Cleveland, Shawtown, Bloomville, Detroit, Findlay, Marengo, Upper Sandusky, and Findlay communities.

Crawford School J. H. Smalley Upper Sandusky W. H. Karr Bertha Tracey Lela Stoll Myrtle Bingle Paul Schubert Thomas Smith Edna A. S. Carmean Bucyrus Frank Lohman James Cleveland W cC von Stein Anna Derewester Laura Vinton Kentfield Shawtown Winifred Hathaway Bloomville Mary Hart Detroit S. P Nigh C. C Nigh Florence Davis Frank Saltzman Cordia Saltzman H W . Vansani Findlay Agnes Saltz Marengo L A Gormleye J J Hulse Frances R. G Hetzel

Remarkable Plum Harvest at Patterson Farm

The article notes Wesley Patterson’s plum trees ripening with heavy clusters on every branch. The fruit is perfect due to spraying twice, with both early and late varieties abundant. Prospects for apples and a superb vegetable garden are also highlighted as prize-worthy.

Wesley Patterson Patterson

Local Paper Refuses Monthly Ads Contract For Home Merchants

The Retail Dealers Bureau of Marion asked for a monthly advertising page but the paper declined to contract. The editor notes hope that local merchants will show equal interest in supporting the publication.

Retail Dealers ' Bureau of Marion

Reverend Rinehart Sows Veggies Amid Garden Rush

Rev J C Rinehart of South Street grows vegetables for his table and sells about $20 worth, while maintaining a half acre of truck farm in the country. With four churches to pastor, his workload is heavy. he notes if others matched such effort, the cost of living would drop quickly.

J C. Rinehart South St

Wyandot County Invites to Senator Harding Visit

Wyandot county residents from all parties are invited to meet Senator Harding on Wednesday August 25. The trip by rail and auto is easy, and the event is expected to draw a large delegation for what promises to be an enjoyable day.

Wyandot ‘County Gall—Ant Harding

Annual Wyandot Teachers Institute and county notes

County events cover the Wyandot Teachers Institute starting August 23 and county finances with ditch sale set for August 30. Other items include marriages Irene Inman and Harry Truka, death of Mrs. Frank Rowse, probate actions, a land dispute Celestia Welly files suit, Gov Cox dining at Upper Sandusky, poultry show judging plans, the death of Chief George Roseman, and Upper Sandusky facing budget pressures and vacation motor traffic through the Lincoln Highway.

Teachers Institute of James A. Gibbs George D. Hickle Will Celestia Welly Common ‘Pleas Court Carey & Hall Byron N. Brodman Alma’ Brodman John Brodman, Jr Catherine Brodman Cox Camp Perry Hocking Valley Utah House Upper Sandusky Olpp White House Wyandot County Poultry Club Midwinter Fair Association Court House J .E. Gault Chippewa Lake Salem Township D. C. Parker

Fine Lot Sale At Carey Heights Auction

Carl Schira and Wendell Simon held a public auction in Carey Heights. Lots sold from 50 to 550 dollars with Ernest Dunne purchasing the Sheridan lot on West Main for 3600. Numerous bidders from Monroe county Toledo and others bought assorted lots including No 1 for 550.

Carl Schira Wendell Simon Swanton Carey Heights Ernest Dunne Sheridan West Main Street J. Burkhard Monroe County Pilgrim Curgy Heights Heights Chester Chapman Grove Walborn Vincent Krupp Cr. Diller Leonard Kremer Chas Bland J B Gibbs Margaret Simon Toledo

Farmers Mutual Relief Association Annual Meeting

The Farmers Mutual Relief Association will hold its annual meeting in the assembly room of the courthouse on August 27 1926 for election of officers and other essential business. Secretary Leighety notes the event and urges members to attend.

Samdtsky Riday Loo Ottdek W. &. Leightey

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