Family Reunions Across Carey Park and Area Gatherings
Fifty five Summit family members met Friday for their annual Carey park reunion with Fred Summit elected president Gust Summit vice president and Anna Summit secretary treasurer. Other reunions included Robison Ward Baker Slotterbeck and Wentz families with presidents and secretaries chosen. gatherings drew attendees from Marion Bucyrus Findlay Mishawaka Ind and beyond. The 1926 dates were set for Mishawaka and Carey park events with plans for August and third Sundays in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Carey Park
Fred Summet
Upper Sandusky
Gust Summit
Anna Summit
Miffin Township
C. & Robison
Rehildren
Wesley
Won der
Park Walters
Will Walters
Austin
Savidge
Michael Savidge
Mt. Victory
Ward-Baker
Water Works Park
Millard Ward
John Halloran
Roscoe Ward
Emma Ward
Columbus
Findlay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elkhart
Ind
Ward Baker
Henry Wentz
Harvey Is
Jesse Wentz
Odd Fellows Excursion To Springfield Home
The Carey Odd Fellows and families plan an auto excursion to the Odd Fellows Home in Springfield on Thursday August 27. Representing are Carey Vanlue Wharton AleComb Kenton and Dunkirk with the Carey group meeting Arlington at 7 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Springfield
Findlay
Arlington
Carey
Vanlue
Wharton
AleComb
Kenton
Dunkirk
Car Crash at Findlay Street Collision Near Square
Last Thursday noon Boyd Risner traveling south on Vance Street collided with a Ford coupe driven by Miss Marcella Collet as she went west on Findlay Street. The Ford sustained considerable damage and a truck parked at the square corner blocked visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Risner
North of Town
Vance Street
Marcella Collet
Findlay Street
Oats Harvest Totals Reported By Local Farmers
Irvin Wentling northwest of town harvested about 1200 bushels from 23 acres. Leary Wickiser in the nearby neighborhood yielded around 700 bushels from 10 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Wentling
Leary Wickiser
California couple visits Ohio during educational tour
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder of Lona Linda California stay with EB G Snyder and Mrs. Ed Criger in Springfield Ohio. They have not visited Adrian or Carey in eight years and tour the country visiting Grand Canyon New Orleans and planned stops in Michigan Chicago Omaha Lincoln Denver Salt Lake City. Mr Snyder teaches music pupils and pursues literary work while Mrs Snyder leads Lena Linda School of Medical Evangelists under the Seven Day Adventists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snyder
Lona Linda
Calif
Snyder
EB. G. Snyder
Ed Criger
Adrian and
Carey
Ohio
Grand’ Canyon
Southwest
New Orleans
Springfield
Kiwanis Convention Prize Flight For Attendees
A Kiwanis visitor and spouse from the Dayton area will win a return airplane trip home as part of the Dayton Kiwanis club events for the State convention set for September 15 to 17. Al Johnson of Johnson Airplane Co. in Dayton offers a ship and flight services as a prize. The Dayton club plans special arrangements to welcome visiting Etwanians and anticipates record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
al Johnson
Johnson Airplane Co
Dayton Club
W C T U Meeting Reports Short Attendance
The W C T U met Friday afternoon at Mrs Elza Jacobs home with Mrs W H Snyder presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs Jacobs and leaflets read by Mrs Elmer Wonder. topics included Training School for Future Citizenship and Marching Mothers Marching Daughters. Officer elections were postponed due to small attendance. state convention set for Akron in October 2023.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
W. H. Snyder
Jacobs
Elmer Wonder
Snyder
Della Gilliland
Main Street M. E
Akron
Farmers Bank of Vanlue Reopens After Capital Boost
The Farmers Bank of Vanlue reopened on Tuesday after stockholders voted to raise $32,000 to cover a deficit revealed after the suicide of president Harry Morehart. The bank, with $265,000 capital, will resume operations after the new capital is secured. Samuel Walters, longtime Vanlue manager for Snyder Lumber Co., is named cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bank of
Vanlue
Harry Morehart
Samuel Walters
Snyder Lumber Co
Methodist Church Schedule and Conference Year End
Morning services unchanged on Sunday with Sunday school at 9 15 and divine worship at 10 30. The theme is When Going On is Not Progress. No evening service. prayer meeting Wednesday night. Conference year ends Sunday week August 30. All are urged to attend the two Sunday morning services.
Rev Jaynes Asked To Return As Pastor For Another Year
The Official Board and church membership of United Brethren Church request Rev Bert Jaynes to serve as pastor for another year. Jaynes studies at Bonebrake Theological Seminary in Dayton and Mrs Jaynes leads the Fairview U B church choir in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jaynes
United Brethren Church
Jaynes
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Fairvein U. B
Engine Off Track In South Yard Freight Incident
A south-bound Big Four freight engine ran off the track in the south yard last Friday morning about 7 00 o clock. The hoodoo engine had been in three prior accidents. No one was injured and the wrecking crew cleared the track by noon.
Six Weeks Motor Trip Planned by Brown Vaughn Families
Mr and Mrs Norbert Brown and son Harold and Mr and Mrs Allen Vaughn and daughter Mary Louise of east of Carey depart Monday for a six weeks motor outing to various points in Missouri Oklahoma and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Brown
Harold
Allen Vaughn
Mary Louise
East of Carey
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Appreciation for kindness during illness from Mrs Criger
Mrs L S Criger expresses sincere appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during her recent affliction and thanks those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
L S Criger
Cheerful Six Food Club Holds Fifth Meeting
The Cheerful Six Food club met last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Shuman’s home with only Miss Rozelle Brown absent. A picnic is planned for Tuesday afternoon August 25, followed by a social. The next meeting is set for August 27 at Miss Cora Wohlgamuth’s home southwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerful Six Food Club
George Shuman
Rozelle Brown
Cora Wohlgamuth
Band Concert Program Highlights Movements and Composers
March selections and overtures from updated band concert lineup featuring David Melson Revelry overture Fred Jewell The New Colonial R B Hall Days of Old medley Carl Carlton The Slogan John N Klohr Elysian Edward Hazel Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa Uncle Tom's Cabin J Bodewalt Lamps A Dream Picture of the South The Student Spirit H W Wendland Criterion Overture H C Miller The Union Forever March W H Scouton Inspiration Waltz H C Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawana Trail
Eb Eyee
David Melson
Fred Jewell
R. B. Hall
Carl Carlton
John N. Klohr
Edward Hazel
Sousa
W. H. Scouton
H. C. Miller
Local Hosts Honor California Guests At Country Home
Honored guests Mr and Mrs Ed Criger entertained about 50 in a musical, refreshments and a reception at their country home west of town for Mrs Criger's brother Earl and his wife from Lona Linda California. On Wednesday evening 20 relatives from Fostoria and Tiffin were hosted by Mr and Mrs E G Snyder on Brown Ave in honor of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Criger
Town
Social Events Mutual Office Hours Times Noted
The notice lists office hours for Social Events Mutual with sessions from 7:30 to 11:30 in the morning and 12:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon. It invites readers to phone in their news.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Albus
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Edward Albus hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs John Weaver and Frank Brooks of Upper Sandusky, Mr Victor Worm of Tiffin, and Miss Norma Albus and Norman Albus of Bascom. In the evening visitors to see their infant son included Lulue Woodell of Lima, Miss Martha Wagner, and Mr and Mrs Urban Wangler of Carey, and Mr and Mrs Daniel Kiefer of Alvada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albus
John Weaver
Frank Brooks
Upper Sandusky
Victor Worm
Tiffin
Norma Albus
Norman Albus
Bascom
Lulue Woodell
Lima
Martha Wagner
Urban Wangler
Carey
Daniel Kiefer
Alvada
Bascom and Tiffin guests dine at Beck home
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaferly with six sons Virgil John Henry Paul Kenneth Francis and daughter Alta Odessa of Bascom joined dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Clem Beck and daughter on Sunday. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Henry Kiesel and son Herman and daughter LaVerne and Mrs Jacob Kiesel of Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shaferly
Virgil
John
Henry
Paul
Kenneth
Francis
Alta Odessa
Bascom
Jacob Everhart
Harry
Margaret Wolf
Tiffin
Clem Beck
Henry Kiesel
Herman
LaVerne
Jacob Kiesel
Picnic honors for Mr and Mrs Louis Wren at Bellefontaine
Honored with a park picnic Tuesday evening in Bellefontaine, Mr and Mrs Louis Wren shared the celebration with a group including Mr and Mrs T B Wetherford, Mr and Mrs J W Winans, Mr and Mrs D C Henry, Mr and Mrs W L Lindsay, Mr and Mrs Gee Ash, Mr and Mrs L G Ranger, Mr and Mrs Wesley Patterson and Miss Edith Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wren
Bellefontaine
Wren
T. B. Wetherford
J. W. Winans
D. C. Henry
W. L. Lindsay
Genuine Surprise Birthday Social at Baker Home
Mr and Mrs Clair Ewing of Boston and 18 children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs W J Baker gathered at the Baker home Monday evening to celebrate the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Baker and Mr Ewing. Guests brought refreshments and a pleasant social evening followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Ewing
Boston
W. J. Baker
Baker Home
Baker
Teal Family Hosts Lincoln Teal Party on Sunday
Entertained Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs H Teal were Mr and Mrs Lincoln Teal and their daughter Gertrude and son Clarence from near Tiffin, and Mr and Mrs Robert Teal of Alliance. Robert Teal recently married Miss Lola Myers of Alliance and will reside at Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Teal
Gertrude
Clarence
Tiffin
Robert Teal
Alliance
H Teal
Lola Myers
Kenton
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Florence Day
Mr and Mrs Joseph Day hosted a dinner Tuesday of last week for Miss Florence Day's birthday anniversary. The table featured a birthday cake and gifts were given to Miss Florence Day. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Florien Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Day
Florence Day
Miss Florence
Florien Day
Friday Supper Guests Attend Social Evening
Mr and Mrs Frank McGown hosted Friday supper with Rev and Mrs F H Gruble and children Mildred and Junior of Sycamore Miss Thean Hout of Mansfield and Mr and Mrs Wilson Gruble of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGown
F. H. Gruble
Mildred and Junior
Sycamore
Thean Hout
Mansfield
Wilson Gruble
Carey
Supper Guests From Upper Sandusky and Bellville
Supper guests were Joseph Day and daughter Miss Fannie of Upper Sandusky and John Stewart of Bellville visiting Mr and Mrs Florent Day and daughter Miss Florence of Berry on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Day
Fannie
Upper Sandusky
John Stewart
Bellville
Florent Day
Florence
Berry
Rev and Mrs Roop Dine With Mr and Mrs McGown
Rev and Mrs Carl Roop of Findlay and Rev Bert Jaynes were supper guests Monday evening of Mr and Mrs Frank McGown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roop of
Findlay
Bert Jaynes
Frank McGown
Dinner Guests from Lancaster Visit Mrs. Scott Tong
Mrs. Scott Tong hosted dinner Tuesday for Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Bergner of Lancaster Pennsylvania as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Tong
C. F. Bergner
Lancaster, Pa
Revival at U B Church Closes Sunday
Evangelistic meetings at the U B church end next Sunday with an all day basket dinner at noon. Evangelist Carl Vernon Roop will lead the morning sermon followed by baptismal services and reception of members. A 2 PM union meeting precedes the Sunday night farewell. Daily meetings at 8 PM this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Carl Vernon Roop
Kansas Station to Clash with Carey in Weekend Basketball
Kansas Station visits Carey for a high level game as Kansas Station carries two losses in 12 while Carey owns three defeats in 15 this season. Also noted is Kansas Station’s recent wins over Bowling Green and the Fostoria Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Station
Carey
Ohio
Bowling Green
Fostoria Moose
Kansas
Tramps Hatch Complaint From North Town
North town housewives report growing nuisance from visiting tramps and some men being impertinent. They urge action to discourage solicitation of food by door to door tramps in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Teal couple to demonstrate washing machine at Mt Vernon fair
Mr and Mrs J H Teal visit Mt Vernon Thursday and Friday with Mr Teal in charge of a booth at the Mt Vernon fair where the Happy Home washing machine will be demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Teal
Mt Vernon
Mr. Teal
Mt Vernon Fair
Rural Reflectons and Market Notes From Ohio
Short items report on oats peppermint production in Indiana and Michigan farmers selling red Fulghum oats in the south. Ohio State University notes 16000 acres to harvest and 20 sheep men share earnings data. Weather and crop experts warn wheat weights differ by region due to weather in southern versus northern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan and
Noble Counties
Ohio State University
England
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Claire Ewing Talk
The Kiwanis Monday luncheon enjoyed an informal address by Claire Ewing of Boston, guest of his father J D Ewing, a chemist formerly with the U S Bureau of Chemistry. He discussed government work on pure food and answered questions, with J D Ewing donating the day prize drawn by George Ash. A Dayton convention in September is planned and a potato patch tour is eyed for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Ewing
Boston
J.D. Ewing
Ewing
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Cedar Point
Dayton
J. D. Ewing
George Ash
Potato Growers Meet at Wooster
Potato growers may discuss problems with potato specialists and inspect extensive experiments at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. Orchard Day Friday August 21 offers tours focusing on disease and insect control, cultural practices, spraying versus dust, degeneration and other diseases, planting dates, seed piece size, and fertilizer treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Fraud charge against Studebaker Wulff general manager
Benjamin F. Wulff, former general manager of the Studebaker Wulff Rubber Co now in bankruptcy, is named as defendant in a common pleas suit filed by trustee J. Wilbur Jacoby. The petition alleges he fraudulently issued stock and bonds to himself without payment, shifted goods to friends during insolvency, and improperly charged unaccounted expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Wulff
Studebaker-Wulff Rubber Co
Common Pleas Court
J. Wilbur Jacoby
Marion Star
McCutchenville Centennial Celebration Recalls Town History
McCutchenville held a three day centennial event with a home coming and Methodist church milestone. Dr G W Sampson recalled town founders, Lieut. Gov. Charles H Lewis spoke, a noon barbecue was served, and Gov Vic Donahey planned an address but fell ill. his daughter and son in law spoke instead while others toured the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchenville
G W. Sampson
Upper Sandusky
Sampson
Charles H Lewis
Vic Donahey
Evangelical Missionary Society Meets At Church
The Evangelical missionary society held its regular monthly meeting at the church Tuesday evening with president Mrs. C. R. Tate presiding. Mrs. Tate led devotionals while Mrs. Henry Daymon and Mrs. Claude Johnson offered sentence prayers. Mrs. George Perkins helped study the lesson with assistance from Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dayman, and Mrs. Cora Hart read a leaflet. The gathering closed with a prayer by Mrs. Isiza Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Missionary Society
C. R. Tate
Tate
Henry Daymon
Claude Johnson
George Perkins
Johnson
Dayman
Cora Hart
Isiza Jacobs
Card of Thanks for Henry Crumrine
The Crumrine family thanks those who helped during our bereavement for Henry Crumrine and thanks Rev Harvey Thames for his consoling words and all who sent flowers. Signed by Lottie Crumrine Bertha Crumrine Carl Rance Willis Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Crumrine
Harvey Thames
Lottie Crumrine
Bertha Crumrine
Carl Rance
Willis Griffin
Carey Times Want Ads Offer Profit Shares
Community readers are urged to check Carey Times for profitable share opportunities in the current want ads. Listings highlight potential returns and invite inquiries from interested buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Baptized Sunday for Harold Edward Albus at Our Lady
Infant Harold Edward Albus was baptized at Our Lady of Consolation Church last Sunday. Father Lawrence Martin officiated with sponsors Mr and Mrs John Weaver of Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albus
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Harold Edward
Lawrence Martin
John Weaver
Upper Sandusky
Onion grower sells crop to Columbus buyer in early harvest
J A Newcomer sold his onion crop to John Amicon of Columbus. Recent rains damaged the local crop causing losses worth thousands of dollars. Newcomer has pulled about 15 acres, signaling an unusually early harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Newcomer
John Amicon
Columbus
J. A. Newcomer
Auxiliary meeting rescheduled to August 27 at Carey Water Works Park
On account of the state convention the American Legion Auxiliary announces a postponed August meeting now set for Thursday evening August 27 at Carey Water Works Park weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Carey Water Works Park
Pilgrimage Draws Record Crowds to Shrine of Consolation
About 20 000 people attended the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation over a three day period Friday through Sunday. The event featured a large candle procession, multilingual masses, and a diverse clergy presence from Ohio Indiana Michigan New York Illinois Louisville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
M. Muhfieh
Cleveland
Elias Asmar
Detroit
Giles Kaczmarek
Athol Springs
N. Y
Casimir Cvercko
Caravan of 59 Cars Brings Visitor Contingent
A caravan of 59 automobiles arrived with a group of visiting guests. The event drew attention from local officials and spectators as the convoy parked near the city center.
Overnight vigil fills church grounds and park
Crowds filled the church grounds chapel and city park on Friday night seeking rest as they prayed and sang through the night. Some visitors view the vigil as part of their pilgrimage and refuse to sleep.
New Riegel Band Lifts Triumph Parades with Music
The New Riegel band contributed significantly to triumphant processions with its musical performances, adding energy and cohesion to the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegel Band
Big Four Ticket Office Weekend Sales Hit High Totals
The local Big Four ticket office sold $2,000 worth of tickets Saturday and $620 worth Sunday, highlighting strong weekend demand at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Passenger counts on two excursions reported
The Youngstown excursion carried 815 passengers on Sunday while the Columbus train carried nearly 900 travelers, reflecting high turnout for weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Columbus
Syrians From Detroit Buy Lamb at Walter Dreisbach Farm
A party of Syrians from Detroit stopped Friday at the Lloyd Thomas farm about eight miles west of town and purchased a lamb from Walter Dreisbach They slaughtered and roasted it at the park in a barbecue fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lloyd Thomas
Town
Walter Dreisbach
Syrian Baptism Rite Marks Unusual Shrine Scene
An infant presented to the priest at a shrine baptism sat unclothed, then was fully clothed by gifts from friends around the circle during the rite. The moment captured a striking custom within the ceremony.
Food Fair Draws Massive Parish Turnout
Crowds gathered as local bakeries stayed busy all night while women of the parish served thousands in the parish hall. Pilgrim House filled and streets lined with refreshment stands as thousands carried meals away.
Shrine crowds grow to around thirteen thousand over weekend
The weekend crowds numbered about 13 000 to 16 000 with nearly as many attending Sunday as Saturday. In total, twenty vow persons are said to have visited the shrine during the novena.
Young Boy Walks Without Crutches in Procession
A parade featured a little boy who abandoned his crutches and walked beside his mother, signaling a hopeful moment amid reports of several cures.
Record Quarry Sets Car Load Benchmark
On August 12 the night crew at National Lime and Stone quarry loaded 33 railroad cars of stone besides 95 cars of limestone for the lime plant. This is the largest total since the quarry began. The crew worked ten hours. Jack Reynolds is night quarry superintendent and W H Sloman is night mill foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lime & Stone Quarry
Jack Reynolds
W. H. Sloman
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Slotterbeck
Ferguson Grove
Bloomdale
Germany
John Slotterbeck
Martha
Mark Mitten
Royal
William Slotterbeck
C. G. Smith
Virginia
Marion
Frank Smith
Tarry Smith
Dorothy
Delight
Maurine
Everett Schawlaker
Nevada
Harry Dwier
Isabelle
Jeanette
Bucyrus
Leo, Kuster
California
W.C. TU
Huss
New Riegel
Mutual
China
B Franklin
Sam
Indiana
Michigan
Kiwanis
Fraucis
Evangelical Missionary
Onion News
Max Walz
Toledo
V. F. de Veaux
Sandusky
J. J. Bugster
J. R. Ferrer
Upper
Andrew Korossy
Joseph Peter
Joseph Yasbek
Ambrose Weber
Fostoria
John H. Keller
Kirby
B. L. Burger
Carey O
Renssalaer
David Kosky
Richard Arlt
Bernadine Singleton
Aloysius Hansen
Urban Koval
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