Local Notes and Socials from Aug 25 1904
Miss Edith Van Fleet Romaine Taylor and Laura Bitler hosted a charming evening at Miss Van Fleet's home with a large table of attendees. Regional guests including Grace de Lytle Mabel Newhard and others shared news of visits and travels to Springfield New Madison Lewisburg Tiffin and Cleveland. A drowning incident at the George Beistone quarry near town involved Edward Clay of Adrian. John Davidson sold 80 acres east of town to Emmett Gibson for $4000 with possession next month. Mrs J E Tobias of Muncie Indiana visited relatives and returned home accompanied by Miss Eva Hoster of Mt Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith van Fleet
Romaine Taylor
Laura Bitler
Miss van Fleet
Grace de Lytle
Mabel, Newhard
Dorothea Whaley
Josie Thrall
Margie Sutphen
Zenith Montague
Inez Wonder
Mabel Hoff
Madgie Chesebrough
Eloise Thrall
Grace Keller
Toledo
Laurence Straw
Clyde Long
Paul Whaley
Paul Roll
Merley Dow
James Haines
Brooks Bitter
Bowling Green
Ralph Dow
Findlay
Homer Wonder
Harry Kitchen
Earl Kenton
R. F. Phillips
John
Frances
Ethel
Alice
Springfield
New Madison
Lewisburg
Christine Fox
Rosa
Tiffin
Sandusky
Cleveland
Marie Hagesfeldt
Miss Fox
Eva Dreber
J. D. Ewing
Gilbert Mitten
George Beis
Edward Clay
Adrian
Clay
John Davidson
Tymochtee
Emmett Gibson
J. E. Tobias
Muncie
Ind
William Greene
Elza Garn
Eva Hoster
Mt. Blanchard
Carey Public Schools Hire Slate for 1924–25
Forty years ago Aug 21 1924 Carey schools announced new teachers for grades and high school including Irene Gillet Elsie Garmon Edna Yentzer Wealtha Wentling Ruby Ginger Ethel Yentzer A E Constien Don F Melroy Mattie Myers Edwin O Diefenderfer F J Ruble Edna Easley Cleo Sawyer Doris Linebaugh Frances L Parker Irene Montgomery and others. Community events noted include turtle supper for Reinhart family birthday gatherings at Adrian home and a Davis family picnic at Crawford County honoring Grace Davis who departs Ohio next week for Isabelle Tho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Public Schools
Irene Gillet
Elsie Garmon
Edna Yentzer
Wealtha Wentling
Ruby Ginger
Vanlue
Ethel Yentzer
A. E. Constien
Don F. Melroy
Ada
Mattie Myers
Edwin O. Diefenderfer
Findlay
F. J. Ruble
Edna Easley
Cleo Sawyer
Peter Haubert
Joe Wehrle
Adrian
John Ewing
Akron
Cowel Stoffer
Jack
M. W. Abbott
Lyndon
Fostoria
D. Sieviett
Toledo
Henry Sieviett Sand
Onema
Alverta
di Toledo
Erney Ewing
Bucyrus
Louise Ewing
Paul Haines
Fred Ewing
Margie Ewing
Ruth
Ellen Saide
Roy
Davis
Crawford Country
R. G. Hetzel
Grace Davis
Ohio
Isabelle Tho
Families Gather at Burn College Lucknow Event
Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs R G Hetzel and children Lucy and Horace of Upper Sandusky Mrs G W Saltz and family of Marengo Mr and Mrs W S Beeber and daughter Dorcas of Toledo Mulcholand and family with sons Alfred and Forest Forest Hard of Carey Mrs and Mrs Murray Pipes and daughters Anna Margaret and Forest Madalene Mr and Mrs Oscar Davis and family of Sycamore Grace Davis Blanche Davis Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Carey Edith Karr and Joe and Wallace Dible of Crawford.
Two Look Alike Staff Sergeants At AAF Training Post
At Chanute Field Illinois two sergeants Lloyd Kalffman of Garey Ohio and Kenneth Krausman of Detroit Michigan work in the same department and share similar names causing mixups over duty dates and reprimands in this wartime staffing note. Also included are social notices of local families visiting and a 1919 court verdict where Henry Ford was awarded 6 cents in a damage suit against the Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mullhoand
C. D. Wentling
Alice Harrer
Helen Smith
Patricia Claffin
Ellen Lykens
C.G. Laird
Marjorie Wiseman
Margaret Credicott
Bertha Crumline
Clara Krofft
Chanute Field
AAF
Lloyd.b. Kalffman
Garey
Ohio
Kenneth B. Krausman
Detroit
Mich
Thoburn Baker
Robert
Claren
Southwest
Carey
Clinton Baker
Martha
Dean Baker
Earl
Nancy
Bucyrus
Arthur Phillips
Mary Janice
Virginia
Near Alvada
Forrest Baker
North of Carey
Richard Kelly
Dorcas Baker
Findlay
Allan Baker
J. T. Myers
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Ford
Carey Times Warms Local Readers With August 20 1964 Notes
The Carey Times from Carey Ohio dated Thursday August 20 1964 presents local notices and briefs reflecting civic events and community updates typical of mid 1960s Ohio newspapers.
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THE
Carey Times
Carey, Ohio
Vanlue Community Picnic and Local Notices
Vanlue News reports a Union of Church and Sunday School picnic at Vahlue Community Park with welcome back for Rev. Mark Burden’s family. Also notes births, hospital updates, garden convention attendance, a local baby, and church activities plus an appointment notice for Charles R. McCormick estate.
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Carol Beard
Union
EURonic_and
Seebere
The
Union of Church and Sunday School
Mark Burden
Vahlue
Park
WW. E. Norris
Portage
Ohio
Ray
Shull
Burden
St. Paul
Don’t Scratch That Itch At Harry’s Pharmacy
An ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT quick-drying antiseptic for eczema insect bites ringworm and other surface rashes. It claims relief in 15 minutes and 48c back at Harry's Pharmacy with fast healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry’s Pharmacy
Birthday Wiener Roast Honors Adrian Boy Jeffrey Enders
Aug 6 wiener roast celebrated Jeffrey Enders 12th birthday guest list includes Naman Marshall Charles Cole Ralph Puckett Steven Mullholland Greg Enders Kris Worst and Kevin Worst in Adrian. Nearby visits note Cleveland guests and Toledo Findlay and Bluffton calls with family gatherings at various homes and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Enders
Naman Marshall
Charles Cole
Ralph Puckett
Steven Mullholand
Greg Enders
Hagley Family Moves Into New Pemberville Home
Mr and Mrs Russell Hagley and their daughters Linda Peggy Kathy and Judy have moved into a newly built three bedroom home in Pemberville. Mr Hagley is now employed there following their move from Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hagley
Linda
Peggy
Kathy
Judy
Carey
Pemberville
Hagley
Marriage License Issued in Seneca County Court
John C. ODell of 769 Cherry Street Fostoria and Naomi D. Fruth of route I Alvada were issued a marriage license in Seneca County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
John C. O’dell
Cherry Street
Fostoria
Naomi D. Fruth
Route I
Alvada
United States Land Split Across Three Major Regions
The United States holds about 1 800 million acres of land divided into three nearly equal parts. One third covers swamps deserts and mountains. Another third is forest. The remaining third consists of productive farming land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Arnelva Hunter
Vanlue News
Melvin Stork
Sons of Defiance
C.W.’ Walmer
Dennis
Kevin
Anita Marie
Baum
Baby
Evert Lee
Roy van Sant
O. E. Ewing
State Garden
Biltmore Hotel
Dayton
Rev
C. W. Walmer
Bangor
Sam Walters
Good Shepherd Nursing Home
Walters
Sandra Risner
Blanchard Valley Hospital
EUB
DYC
Camp St. Marys
Paul Dipert
Rev. Walmer
Myrna Walmer
Clara Dipert
Linda Hendricks
Charles R. McCormick
Florence Mae McCormick
R/F.D
Ridge
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Travellin’ Happy
Clarence C. Fawcett
Purina Pet Care Center
Adrian News
George Swisher
George Dible
Charles Dible
Ray Dirmeyer
Sharon
Bluffton
Anne Chésebro
Martha Campbell
C. J. Dirmeyer
Edward Collet
Termite Service
Snyder Lumber Go
Jamprove Lend
Land Bank
DOVEC
Rvi
E. Center St
Marion
N. Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
Zenith
Gier TV
Upper
South Seventh
CLUB
AZZAR
Carey Alvada
Bill Kaim
Burson-Hale, Inc
Burson - Hale, Inc
Wings
Arrow
Cricketeer
Curlee
Brookfield
Hardwick
Weskits
T. Arrow
Jantzen
Jockey
Lee
Textan
Nunn- Bush
Jarman
Pendelton
Champ
Lakeland
Cresco, Woolrich
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