Obituary of Mrs Grace Bakies 51 of Carey
Mrs Grace Bakies aged 51 died from injuries after crawling under a moving freight train on the Big Four crossing. Born September 19 1885 in Wyandot County she lived there most of her life, wife of Charles Bakies with seven children surviving. Her family includes daughters Mrs Maurice Dempsey Los Angeles and Mrs Ralph Myers Carey and sons Charles and Maurice Bakies at home. Surviving siblings include Charles Long Covington Ind Clarence Long Mansfield Clyde Long Upper Sandusky Mrs Nettie Walters Carey Mrs Emma Barr Vanlue Mrs Nora, John and Miss Bessie Long Toledo. She was a member of the Evangelical church at Carey.
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Grace Bakies
Charles Bakies
Findlay
William and
Mary (Kimmel) Long
Wyandot County
Carey
Maurice Dempsey
Los Angeles
Ralph Myers
Jean
Charles
Maurice Bakis
Charles Long
Covington
Ind
Clarence’ Long
Mansfield
Clyde Long
Upper Sandusky
Nettie Walters
Emma Barr
Vanlue
Nora, John
Bessie Long
Tolédo
Bakies
Evangelical Church At
Careyg
Mrs Elia Snook Dies After Illness in Findlay
Mrs Elia Snook age 70 of 112 South Main Findlay died Sunday at 1 45 pm after a week long illness from intestinal flu. Born July 1866 in Vanlue she was widow of Jerry J Snook and mother of Charlotte who died in 1931. Survived by brother A M Wall of Toledo. Funeral at First Lutheran church Tuesday 10 am burial Van Horn cemetery. Former Carey resident.
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Elia Snook
Elia
Charlotte
A. M. Wall
Toledo
Infant William Orians Jr Dies in Tiffin Hospital
William Orians Jr son of William and Anna Reid linger Orians of near Carey died Sunday at Mercy hospital Tiffin. Born August 13 1936 he was survived by four brothers Gerald Gilbert Ralph Cletus and a sister Ruth Ann with one brother deceased. He was buried Sunday afternoon at 5 30 in the St Joseph cemetery at Salem with Father Wenceslaus presiding.
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William Orians, Jr
William
Anna (Reidlinger) Orians
Carey
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Gerald
Gilbert
Ralph
Ruth
Ann
Cletus
St. Joseph
Salem
Wenceslaus
Great Influence of Gold on Human Progress
A reflection on gold's decisive role in economic and cultural history. The yellow metal shaped empires and exploration, guiding narratives from Cortez to Drake and influencing arts and literature.
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Proud Cortez
Francis Drake
Americas
Australia
South Africa
War Time Cooking Tips For Hot Weather Dishes
Keep cool by using the broiler for fast meals. A 20 minute fish and potato grill with halibut or salmon topped in butter and pepper plus grilled tomatoes creates a simple dinner. End with a peanut brittle dessert and a chilled Tomato Dahlia Salad served on crisp lettuce for six.
School Opens September for 1936 37 Year
The school year begins September 8 1936 the Tuesday after Labor Day. A teachers meeting is set for September 5 at 2 PM at the high school. Registration for high school pupils runs the week before opening with staff assisting. Book sales open August 24 and a list of required and free texts is outlined. Parents should keep the list for reference and note that non permanent materials must be purchased by students. All standard texts are supplied by the board.
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Board of Education
Kentucky man accused of fraud posing as match company agent
D. H. Harrison 45 of Maysville Kentucky, arrested in Tiffin by Deputy Sheriff Orlo Cooper on a tip from Sidney authorities. Harrison allegedly defrauded numerous Ohio candidates by soliciting orders for book matches and campaign cards, excluding sheriffs, with victims including common pleas judges and prosecutors. He recently paroled from Kentucky state prison for obtaining money under false pretenses and admitted netting about $200 in two months in Ohio.
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Ohio
Harrison
Kentucky
Frankfort
Exemption Blanks Remain in Carey Times
The Carey Times still contains exemption blanks of various kinds. Readers are reminded to review and complete any pending forms to ensure eligibility and proper processing.
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The
Carey Times
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wonder Spent Tuesday in Fostoria
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wonder were noted as spending Tuesday in Fostoria, highlighting a brief local social mention from the era.
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Mrs. Elmer Wonder
Fostoria
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in Findlay area
Mrs Everett Metter and Mrs Russell Brown returned from Fremont after visiting Miss Gertrude Yohe and Mrs Luther Ritter. Mr and Mrs Samuel Young and son Lawrence hosted dining guests near Kirby. Ralph Savidge and family returned to Washington DC after two weeks with Foster Savidge. Carol Ann Colwell of Fostoria, two, was struck by a car breaking her left leg and other minor injuries. mother Miss Marguerite Buckingham of Carey.
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Everett Metter
Russell Brown
Fremont
Metter
Gertrude Yohe
Luther Ritter
W. H. Sloman
Adrian
Samuel Young
Lawrence
Near Kirby
George Muliholand
Ralph E. Savidge
Washington, D. C
Kenneth
Maurice Richey
Jerome Frisch
Donald
Carey
Harry Ludwig
East of Columbus
Findlay
Carol Ann
Kyle Colwell
Fostoria
Marguerite Buckingham
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Mrs
Pathfinder
Stoll Garage
S. Vance Street
Carey, Ohio
Strand
Paramount Picture
Saturday Evening Post
Ole.bag Exander
Raymond Enright
Peter
Peggy
Lockwood I
OL Our Junior High School
Carey Markets
Carey Cash Market
Simmons
Burson
Burson Clothing Co
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