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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1913

Page

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Upper Sandusky Notes On Local Events And Incidents

The Upper Sandusky area reports the annual fireman excursion to Toledo via Hocking Valley railroad. Local banking directors, wreck on the T and C C railroad, a lightning barn fire near Kirby, and a new penitentiary site commission are noted. Also: Catholic Knights picnic plans, an Indian Motor Car Co garage explosion, and county teachers association resolutions on salaries, tax law, and school beautification.

Upper Sandusky Hocking Valley Railroad Toledo Cox Samuel J. Black Catholic Knights of Ohio Carey Boys Father Fish Father Forrer Indian Motor Car Co Charles Gamber Fairy Theatre County Teachers’ Association Kilpatrick Boards of Education

Will of Andrew Lytle Probate in Carey

The will of Andrew Lytle of Carey was probated Friday afternoon. He leaves his real estate to his wife Ezra Lytle and a half interest in a Fairbanks ditcher. Grace L. Phelps receives a fourth interest in an open ditch excavator, with the remainder to be divided between wife and daughter. The will, drawn August 5, was witnessed by Rachel Burson and H. G. Chambers.

Andrew Lytle Carey Ezra Lytle Fairbanks Company Marion Grace L. Phelps Rachel Burson H. G. Chambers

Farming grower H M Snyder pursues berry business near Carey

H M Snyder living west of Carey runs a fruit farm that grows and ships berries and small fruits. He shared his experiences on varieties and noted several discarded types as impractical. The reporter tasted his strawberries and found them luscious from early summer harvests.

H. M. Snyder Carey

Bank ad praises government supervised assurance after bank disaster

Last week half the Mt Blanchard Journal front page carried an advertisement for Citizen's Bank of Mt Blanchard. The ad highlighted the virtues of a bank under government supervision in response to the Sycamore private bank disaster, aiming to reassure patrons and the public.

Mt. Blanchard Citizen's Bank Sycamore

Crawford Township Schools Open Next Monday September First

Crawford township teachers list for district schools names B E Hudson E E Hall Nellie Beis D T Hart F C Livingston Ralph Livingston Della Stoll Hazel Livingston Cecil Beebe and an evening meeting at the township house.

Crawford Township B. E. Hudson E. E. Hall Nellie Beis D. T. Hart F. C. Livingston Ralph Livingston Della Stoll Hazel Livingston Cecil Beebe

Travellers Club Social At Bradley Home Tonight

Travellers' Club holds a social session at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bradley this evening with dinner served at 6 30. Hostesses include Mrs. S. B. Beitler Mrs. Bradley Mrs. M. B. Smith Miss Alma Leedom and Miss Mattie Myers.

Travellers’ Club W. G. Bradley S. B. Beitler Bradley M. B. Smith Alma Leedom Mattie Myers

Fatal Accident at Big Four Round House Claims Roeliff Wilson

A sixteen year old, Roeliff Wilson, worker at the Big Four round house south of town, died after a locomotive incident. He fell while crossing a moving engine. the tender struck him, severing both legs. He died en route to the hospital in Kenton. Wilson was nephew of Mrs James Hoppe and had lived with his grandmother in Findlay. His burial followed in Findlay after remans were returned from Kenton.

Round House Roeliff Wilson Wilson James Hoppe Hoppe J. D. Southward McGuire Kenton Southward J. M. Harrison Findlay Mr. McGuire Kent

Rally Day Set Sunday at Lutheran Sunday School

A fine program is prepared for Sunday September 7 as Rally Day for the Lutheran Sunday school. Everyone who has attended is invited to attend. The church will be specially decorated and a momentous affair is planned.

Lutheran

Sunday Dinner Guests From Two Localities

Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Robison and their children Irene Avinell and Dale from this locality and Mrs Granville Park with daughter Berenice from Huntington Ind

Earl Hunter Charles Robison Irene, Avinell and Dale Granville Park Berenice Huntington Ind

Hile Putnam Families Reunion Planned for Aug 30 1912

The annual Hile and Putnam family reunion will be held at the George Hile Grove on Saturday August 30 1912. Everyone is invited to attend.

Hile Putnam George Hile’ Grove

Carey Clippers Tangle With Reds Inable Exhibition

A Sunday afternoon game drew about 125 Reds supporters and 400 general admissions at Park. Carey wore new gray suits and fought hard, but the Reds won 7 to 0 with strong early play and hospitable crowd energy. The Clippers' battery included Nichols England Bland and Stombaugh. Labor Day promises a Forest double header at Carey, reviving past rivalries.

Carey Clippers Sandusky Reds Carey Clippers Nichols C. England M. Bland C. Stombaugh Forest Forest Sto VU

Son Reunites With Father After Seventeen Years

A letter dated August 10 from Ernest Evans, living near Carey, reaches Charles E. Evans in Marion. Ernest, reported dead during the Spanish American War, explains he is alive with a wife and a five year old son and plans to visit Marion soon, ending a 17 year separation.

Charles E. Evans Ernest Evans Columbus Chickamauga Park Chattanooga Mr. Evans

Clare Ewing Accepts Government Chemist Post

Clare Ewing an instructor in the College of Chemistry at Ohio State University left Saturday for Washington to accept a government chemist position after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J D Ewing for the past two weeks.

Clare Ewing College of Chemistry Ohio State University J. D. Ewing Washinton D. C

City Council Passes Vehicle Speed Ordinance

The Monday meeting of the city council with Laughlin as mayor and councilmen present approved the reading of an ordinance regulating the speed and mode of operation of vehicles on village streets under a suspension of the rules. Bills paid include Standard Oil, National Lime and Stone, Corwin and Bakers, Telephone Co, and labor payments totaling several dollars. The ordinance will be published elsewhere.

Laughlin Angus Chambers Dunlap Kennerley Johnson Kurtz Keller Standard Oil National Lime and Stone Co Corwin and Bakers Telephone Co Reynolds and Plant Robert Drake M. A. Thornton C. C. Carr D. Rickle John Campbell Carey Times

Carey Churches Set for Three Annual Conferences

Three Carey churches will attend the United Brethren at Findlay, United Evangelical at Miller Avenue Church in Columbus, and Methodist Episcopal at Urbana on September 10. Pastors will preach opening sermons next Sunday and then attend conferences to appoint ministers for the coming year. No changes expected locally.

Carey United Brethren Conference Findlay United Evangelical Conference Miller Avenue Church Columbus Methodial Episcopal Conference Urbana

Lytle Reunion Elects Officers at Picnic

About thirty five Lytle clan members gathered Thursday at Water Works Park for a picnic. John Lytle of Findlay was elected president, Fred Ludwig of Toledo vice president, Mrs. W. J. Carlin of Findlay secretary, Mrs. George Bish treasurer, and Mrs. Hiram Berlin of Shsdlale Mich historian. The next reunion will be at Walbridge Park in Toledo.

Lytle Wate Works Park John Lytle Findlay Fred Ludwig Toledo W. J. Carlin George Bish Hiram Berlin Shlsdale Mich Walbridge Park Toleute

Re-elected Hart Presides Over County Teachers Meeting

Denver T. Hart was re-elected president of the County Teachers Association at a meeting held in Upper Sandusky last week.

Denver T. Hart County Teachers’ Association Uyper Sandusky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newell William Krider Wharton New Sycamore State Bank W. H. Wickham George Ankney D. A. Bloom John Gregg Emery KE Case M. M. Stoneburner Upper Sandus H. C. Mason Kirby Amos Holmes Larel Huston & Paul Aluminum Huston Paul Brown The Carey Electric Telephone Co John Brown, Mer Reynold United States W. H. Snyder Reassuranc Crawford Township Schools Travellers’ Club Social Madonna J. Fennimore Cooper America City Council Lytle Reunion Bowley Beck Carey, Obie
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