1895 Carey news and regional notes spark daily life
A survey of 1895 items reports celery shipments, births, political speeches by Gen. Coxey, free silver state conventions, railroad rails, and city updates. It notes a curfew stance in Bucyrus, gas plant sale, baseball grounds, school algebra adoption, and rail ticket counts. Talks on immigration, water, corn crop estimates, rural life, and nickel coin value follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corbin
J. S. Coxey
Carey Opera House
Mississippi
Texas
Strong
New York
Asbury Park
Bucyrus
Carey Natural Gas
Bradford Glycerine Co
Findlay
Hayrup
Lytle
Tiffin
Sandusky
Toledo
Carey Baseball Club
Water
Carey Board of Education
Milne
Ray’s. EF. J. Weber
T W. McClure
World renowned dancers map routines for state fair show
Catherine Littlefield and the Littlefield Ballet plan to perform at the Ohio State Fair August 23 to 29 in the patriotic musical cavalcade By Dawn's Early Light. Stella Becker, Columbus dancing instructor, and producer Howard Tooley discussed the plans in New York. WLW Promotions Inc. will stage the show nightly before the Grandstand with 40 Littlefield Ballet performers and more than 50 additional stars arriving from across the country. An extra matinee is set for Sunday, August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Littlefield
Littlefield Ballet
Dawn
Stella J. Becker
Columbus
Howard Tooley
Clinton
New York
WLW Promotions, Inc
United States
Notable Local Births Marriages and Obituaries From Wyandot County
Twenty five years ago reports detail over 3500 pilgrims at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation on August 15. Elmer Stumpp and Elmer Stumpp welcomed a sou. Ralph Savidge’s son was hospitalized for appendicitis. V C Lytle died at home aged 43. Charles Williams bought the old monument shop and plans to serve sandwiches to Hocking Valley travelers. A new cast iron negro statue foundation was laid in the park for greeting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Elmer Stumpp
Wharton
Jacob Nitrauer
Wyandot
Hancock
Cr. Diller
Sycamore
Ralph
Foster Savidge
East of Carey
Robinwood Hospital
Toledo
Lillian Barnhiser
Claire Charles Williams
Hocking Valley
Old Monument
Findlay Street
Frank Ogg
Williams
Hocking
Careyites
C. F. Sutter
Pilgrims Fill Shrine as Rain Halts Threshing
In August 1926 the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation drew about 25 000 visitors during Feast of the Assumption while two weeks of rain delayed grain threshing. Strand Theatre runs Trail Dust Tonight, plus Westerns with Miller Bros 101 Ranch and Tom Mix through the week and features The Unhearded Hour and Raffles the Amateur Cracksman on subsequent days.
Local visits and gatherings linked to Berry area families
Mr Firstler met Joseph Gibson Sunday forenoon. F L Bland stayed with Mrs Jennie Bland Monday evening. Spicie Caudill of Kentucky visited Mrs Jennie Bland Sunday. Gent Conley and E K Conley called on James Caudill Sunday. Emogene Caudill stayed with her sister Mrs Abner Maye Saturday night in Carey. Joseph Gibson and family picnicked at Flat Iron Inn near Fremont Sunday. Earl Caudill and wife visited grandmother Mrs A Conley Sunday morning. George Watson of Cleveland visited E E Gibson and daughter Miss Mattie. F L Bland and son Dallas of Carey were supper guests of Mrs Jennie Bland. Earl Caudill and Emogene Caudill called on aunt Mrs Beulah Salyer of Carey Friday afternoon. Florent Day of Upper Sandusky spent Sunday evening with Joseph Gibson and family. E E Gibson and daughter Miss Mattie hosted guests Saturday and Sunday including Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firstler
Joseph Gibson
L Bland
Jennie Bland
Spicie Caudill
Kentucky
Conley
E K Conley
James Caudill
Emogene Caudill
Abner Maye
Carey
Flat Iron Inn
Fremont
Earl Caudill
A Conley
George Watson
Cleveland
E E Gibson
Mattie
F L. Bland
Dallas
Bland
Beulah Salyer
Florent Day
Upper Sandusky
E. E. Gibson
Peter Schultz
North of Carey
J. E. Davidson
Donald Davidson
Martin Yeager
Phyllis
Robert Yeager
Tymochtee
J. E Davidson
Irene
Davidson
Henry Fleck
A. A. McBeth
Muskogee visitors and Muskegon guests share family calls
Chesten Smith and family of Muskegon Michigan visited Mrs Florein Day in Upper Sandusky. Mrs Joseph Gibson hosted Day and her daughter and children. Miss Mattie Gibson brought guests Chester Smith and children Joyce, Phyllis and John. James Caudill hosted dinner with Elijah Smith and family plus Conley and Phipps relatives. Afternoon callers included Higgins, Charles Bayes family and Clyde Maye family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesten Smith
Muskegon
Mich
Florein Day
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Gibson
Alice Jeanne
Corinne
Richard
David
Florein
Mattie Gibson
Chester Smith
Joyce
Phyllis
John
James Caudill
Elijah Smith
H M. Conley
Ernest
Herman
Geraldine Conley
Pauline Phipps
John Higgins
Charles Bayes
Clyde Maye
Salem News Notes Local Visits and a Stroke Claim
Edward Weaver of Salem suffered a paralytic stroke last week and remains in serious condition. Various families from Salem, Carey, Cincinnati, Bascom, and Maumee visited relatives, attended gatherings, and shared Sunday events. The infant Steven Paul was baptized at the Puhl home with Ross Orians and Florence Puhl as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weaver
Salem
Mr. Weaver
Hill Bargar Reunion Held at Sycamore Park
The Hill Bargar family reunion gathered at Sycamore community park on Sunday August 10 with fair attendance. Officers elected for the coming year include President Dr E Bargar of Cleveland Vice President Mrs Maggie McWhorter of Morral Treasurer Virgil Green of Carey Secretary Miss Doris Steifel of Sycamore. Committees from the prior year were retained. The next reunion will be held at the same site on the second Sunday in August 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill-Bargar
Sycamore Community ‘Park
E. Bargar
Cleveland
Maggie McWhorter
Morral
Virgil Green
Carey
Doris Steifel
Sycamore
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Carey Times
Morton
James McCune
Africa
South America
Emerald Isle
Fostoria
Water Works
Sutter
Horace Brooks
Mad River
Eenhouses
F.T.D
Ethel Haines
Mr And&s
L. C Haines
Albert R. Prichard
That City
Berry News
Salem News
Mrs
Bruce Hunter
Roger
Cincinnati
Earl Hunter
Ambrose Orians
Mary Ann
Dolores Orians
Pilgrim House
Emmet Myers
Frank Best
Virgil Best
Raymond McBeth
Albert Kummerer
Merle
Dorothy
Bascom
Charmane Hein
Chicago
Urban Hoops and Sons
Woodrow Orians
Ross
Joanna
Reva Orians
Maumee
Paul Puhl
Safe Deposit Box
Peoples Bank Company
the Peoples Bank Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Agricultural Engineering Dept
Ohio State University
Reo Qoom
Ben
Baan
Secoup Frooze Plan
Qroven
Model Farm
Ohio State Fair
The
Ohio Homes Foundation
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