News items of other days August 30 1894 Carey area
Brief notes recount births deaths marriages and local events: a 12 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Calmes. D H Straw sells Carey mill to A W McConnell. Samuel Shoup Sr. dies aged 68. barns burned near McCutchenville. Edwin Ellsworth Hunter dies of typhoid at 31. Cyrus W. Shireman marries Ella M. Sipe and leaves for a Sandusky excursion. low Sandusky River and dying fish amid malaria. Carey schools open with listed teaching staff. Gov Altgeld visits Pullman, relief efforts expand with 1600 families in want. Pullman officials and union dispute noted. local election officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Calmes
D. H. Straw
Carey
A.W. McConnell
Wauseon
Samuel Shoup
Charles Wininger
Ed Starkey
McCutchenville
Edwin’Ellsworth Hunter
Oklo
Sandusky
Gen. Gibson
Green Springs
T. A. Bonser
Gertrude Sipe
Mattie Myers
H. R. Hart
Orpha Wonder
Emma Berlin
Gertrude ‘Mullholland
Stella Nye
Altgeld
Illinois
Pullman
Wicks
Pullman Company
Chicago Record
Local business changes and community events of August 1915
Frank Schira bought W. T. Petrie’s shoe store. A Carey park concert Sunday drew 2,000 with the Sycamore Ladies' Band. Banns announced for Ralph Haford and Bertha Ball. U.S. protests British contraband clause. Vienna reports Teutons push near Kovel. U.S. plans Haiti administration for 10 years. Bruce school reunion held at Kear's grove with a community dinner and short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schira
W. T. Petrie
Carey Park
Sycamore Ladies
Ralph Haford
East of Carey
Bertha Ball
South of Upper Sandusky
United States
London
Vienna
Bug
Kovel
Haiti
Bruce School
Kear’s Grove
Bertha Nye
Jeanetta Weaver
Floyd Weaver
Margaret Hunter
Francis
Elizabeth England
Big Four steel lay begins as August date notes
A force of men arrived last week to lay new steel on the Big Four railroad line. Denver Hart was appointed superintendent of township schools by the board, the first county appointment under the new law. Henry Crumrine died August 14 in Adrian at 65, survived by his widow and two daughters.newspaper listings report film showings at the Strand and a string of births in Carey and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver’ Hart
Township Board of Education
Henry Crumrine
Adrian
Willis Griffin
Earl Ranck
Tiffin
Strand
Buck Jones
Luck
Paramount
Toth Moore
Pauline Starke
Wallace Beery
Buster Keaton
the Stork
John Kessler
Carey
Rita Elizabeth
Cletus Wisner
McCutchenville Community Notices And Changes
McCutchenville residents attend the State fair and school will start on Labor Day with noon dismissal. Linus Mitten shows hospital improvement. Local families hosted relatives and guests from Port Williams Carey and Martins Ferry. Eugene Pierce of Columbus to coach. A J Dublo resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burgderfer
Linus Mitten
Mercy Hospital
Tiflin
Fileen
David Heimrich
D. D. Shafer
Stanley Pennington
Port Williams
Paul Burgderfer
M. Burgderfer
F. M. Wenner
Tiffin
Harry Spoon
Junior
Michigan
Paul Bland
Bobby
Carey
Harry Mullholland
Eugene Pierce
Columbus
A. J. Dublo
Robbery suspect identified in Tiffin cab case
Kenneth Risner, former Seneca county tuberculosis hospital patient and Wyandot prisoner, has been identified as the man who staged the robbery of a Tiffin taxi driver near McCutchenville July 18. Cab driver John F McCray and another victim, Robert Smith, identified him after fingerprint returns from Michigan. Risner denied the identity but admitted it after the identification and continues to deny the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Risner
Seneca County Tuberculosis Hospital
Upper Sandusky
Harry Weatherholtz
Wyandot County
Risner
John F McCray
Robert Smith
McCutchenville
Weatherholtz
Michigan
Trout Season to Close in Ohio Soon
Ohio anglers have under a month left to fish for trout as the season ends September 15 and will reopen April 15, 1941. Reports say fishing was poor during the heat but some have limited on live bait. Prime spots include Mad River between West Liberty and Zanesfield in Logan County. Minimum legal length is seven inches and the daily bag limit is six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mad River
West Liberty
Zanesfield
Logan County
Carey Times Ad Details Typewriter and Machine Ribbons
Classified notice announces availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons from any make at The Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
School Board Expands Bus Service for New Territory
The board of education through Edward Reister & Son plans an additional bus to manage growth and reduce crowding. The rough route runs from Route 509 north to Springville Adrian Road then various east and south branches through Carey and surrounding roads, ending back toward Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Board of Education
Edward Reister & Son
Base Line
Springville
Adrian Road
Adrian
Carey
H. Wonder
C. J. Adeleperger
First Road
L. Beiscormer
Fox Road
Berry School
Hurd Road
Virden’s and Kaufman’s
Crawford
Lutz Bridge
Elm Hills Road
Addison Rickle
Ira Wentz
Appel
Auto Wreck Near Bellefontaine Injures Findlay Group
In an accident ten miles north of Bellefontaine on Route 68, Delmar Worst and his wife from Findlay, along with Ralph and wife from Belle Center, were injured. Mrs Worst suffered a severe facial cut and bruises. Delmar Worst had chest injuries and cuts. Mrs Mary A Short died en route to the hospital. The Worst car was wrecked. Boblitt car involved was northbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Worst
Earl Willford
Virdlay
Bellefontaine
Delmar Worst
Findlay
Mr Worst
Bellefontaine Hospital
Worst
Carey
Short
Daniel Boblitt
Hardin-Logan Line
Belle Center Road
Boblitt
Ministers Reassigned at Ohio Evangelical Conference Meeting
The Ohio Conference of the Evangelical church met in Akron from August 21 to 25 and announced ministerial location changes including M A Hayes, R M Lautenschlager, D R DeVene, W H Hartman, F R Haskins, John Bench, Merel Rentz, O R Reiff, Gail Bergstresser, Howard Lauby, H V Summers, R A Sain, E L Fox, J R Dallas, James Hough, A C Mathias, I H Amore, H H Maxwell, Martin E Mickey, R Woodrow Faulkner, H G Deeds, H M Shadle, Irvin Kauffman, A C Zagray, Clyde Wendell, Oscar V Latta, C C Vandersall, Pati Leckey, and others to new posts. Several ministers retired and new district superintendents were elected or reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Church
Akron
M. A. Hayes
Amherst
Calvary
R. M. Lautenschlager
Brimfield
D. R. de Vene
Homeworth
Cleveland W. 14Th Street
Wv. G. Hartman
Gibsonburg
Erie
F. R. Haskins
Fairhope
John Bench
Marshallville
Merel Rentz
Sawyerwood
McDonaldsville
O. R. Reiff
Findlay West Park
St. Paul
Vanlue
Gail Bergstresser
Northeast
Howard Lauby
Weisa Library
H. V. Summers, Sr
Como Avenue
Columbus
R. A. Sain
West Gate
E. L. Fox
Fostoria
Greenwood Church
Marion
J. R. Dallas
Cleveland
West 14Th Street
Marion Oakland Church
James Hough
Nellie
A. C. Mathias
Red Haw-Trinity
I. H. Amore
Tontogany
Wagram
H. H. Maxwell
Martin E. Mickey
Cedar Hill
Brownhelm- Southridge
R. Woodrow Faulkner
St. Paul's Church
H. G. Deeds
Marion Greenwood
H. M. Shadle
Fremont
Irvin
M. Neumister
L. E. Hill
C. L. Allen
D. L. Caldwell
E. E. Nietz
H. V. Summers
Mystery Christmas card travels decades between towns
A Christmas card mailed in Attica in December 1910 to Miss Corrinne Bliss of Bloomville arrived at the Bloomville post office in August 1940 after a Carey postmark. Officials know little of the intervening years or route with no transfer point at Carey. The card, now forwarded to Corrinne’s descendant Mrs Wade Jackson of Defiance, remains a postal mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomville
Attica
Harry Poyd
Corrinne Bliss
Carey
Wade Jackson
Defiance
Bloomville Gazette
Carey Times
Engineer Remains Comatose After Fatal Doodlebug Crash
Mt. Vernon engineer Thomas L. Murtaugh, injured when the doodlebug gasoline coach crashed into a freight train at Cuyahoga Falls on July 31, remains in a coma and unable to explain the accident. Authorities say he did not take the train to a siding as ordered to clear the track for the freight, a factor in the 43 fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Murtaugh
Mt. Vernon
Cuyahoga Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Herbert
Granville Hunter
Emma Ehrlich
Kina Davidson
Henry Fleck
Roscoe Conaghan
Fred Mullholand
F. L. Teal
Martins Ferry
Miss Less Bemisderfer
Frank Swartz
Earl Swartz
Shirley Ann Swartz
Eva Play
Upner Sandusky
Dunn and
Shuman Road
Frederick
Clover Farm
Frederick’s
Card
Engineer
Gordon Lumber Co
S. Washington St
Tiffin, Ohio
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