Death of Homer Wonder at 81 in Campbellstown Home
Homer H Wonder died after two weeks of critical illness at his home. Born August 31, 1879 in Crawford township, he was a longtime resident and former Pennsylvania railroad postal clerk. He married Mable Newhard in 1921. no children survive. two sisters remain. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm from the residence, with Rev. Paul R. Slouser officiating and burial in Spring Grove cemetery. pallbearers were local neighbors. The Bristol funeral home handled arrangements.
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Homer
Carey
Betn
Paul R. Slouser
Spring Grove Cemetery
Co. C. Wenner
Wenner
Dean Ruehte
Wesley Phillips
Nicholas Hucke
Harl Mullholand
Bristol Funeral Home
W. Findlay Street
W. J. Gaibronele
Columbus
Wonder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Christ Lutheran Church
Caray
Masonic Order
Mrs Emma Walton of Adrian Dies at 82
Mrs Emma Walton aged 82 died Tuesday morning at the home of her son in Adrian after a year of failing health and bedfast condition since Saturday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 PM at the funeral home with Rev Paul R Clouser officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery. She was born Emma ROCELIA Newman in Wyandot County. She married John Hannam and then Abraham Walton. Surviving are four children including Mrs Kinney, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one brother and several siblings. She lived in Wyandot County before moving to Adrian 22 years ago and was a member of the Reformed Church in Sycamore.
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Emma Walton
Adrian ‘Diea
Daugher
A. J. Kinney
Caréy
Paul R. Clouser
Spring Grove
Walton
Emma ‘Rocelia ‘Newman
Eden Township
Wyandot County
Joseph
Mary Jane (Weller) Newman
John Hannam
Adrian
The
Reformed Church In
Sycamore
Cousin Dies in Friendly Wrestling Accident Near Lima
John Pelligrini, 38, cousin of Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Ralph Pieracini, died after a wrestling tussle with G. O. Boughan of Lima during Lima Locomotive Works tank shop outing. Requiem mass held at St Rose Church. Interment in Gethsemane cemetery. Survived by wife, two sons, two daughters, two brothers, two sisters.
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Henry Pieracini
Buddy
Ralph Pieracini
Floyd
Lima
John Pelligrini
Pelligrini
G. O. Boughan
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc
Obituary: John W Montague of Carey Dies at 84
John W Jack Montague died Monday evening at 11 20 in the home of his son in law Walter Fout on S Vance street after years of ill health He was born May 3 1856 south of Carey son of George and Martha Montague He married Mary C Bloom December 26 1880 They had seven children four survive Frank Montague Columbus Mrs Fout Mrs Robert O Connor Bellefontaine and Mrs Leon Mull Holland Carey Three children preceded him Earle Wilbur and a daughter in infancy He leaves 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren He was foreman of a Hocking Valley railroad bridge gang and a member of Grace Chapel Church of God Funeral 2 30 Thursday at Bristol Funeral Home Burial Spring Grove Cemetery.
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John W
Jack” Montague
Walter Fout
S. Vance Street
Bristol
Paul R. Clouser
Spring Grove
Mr. Montague
Carey
Mrs Electa Capitola Markley Dies in Findlay at 51
Mrs Electa Capitola Markley 51 wife of Willis R Markley died at 15 oclock Tuesday morning at 128 Harrington Avenue Findlay after eight weeks with pernicious anemia She was born near Findlay March 2 1889 daughter of Herman and Elizabeth McClish Married May 21 1905 to Willis Markley She leaves four daughters three sons and five sisters and brothers in California Ohio and Indiana Christian Science services will be held at 200 oclock Thursday at the Rader funeral home Findlay with interment Maple Grove cemetery
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Electa Capitola Markley
Willis R. Markley
Harrington Avenue
Findlay
Carey
Near Findlay
Markley
Herman
Elizabeth McClish
Willis Markley
Richarl Mulkey
W. LaVeike Markley
Ralph W Markley
Fostoria
Richard B. Markley
C F McClish
Fillmore Calif
Iva Henry
Vanide
Calif
John Charles
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary McClish
Lima
LO. Peters
Purton Warren
Toledo
Woman's Benefit Association
Christian Science
Rader
Maple Grove Cemetery
Farm Security tenant purchase tour inspecting Seneca farms
A public inspection tour of farms under the tenant purchase program will visit sites in Seneca County on Thursday September 5. The Wilfred W. Goetz farm near Tiffin will start at 9 am with directions for the full tour provided. Lunch will be arranged for participants and regional officials are expected.
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Farm Security,administration
Wilfred W. Goetz
Tiffin
T. D. Romig
Seneca County
Stradley's gully farm rises from steep Ohio slopes
E. H. Stradley bought a tax lien gully in Licking County 36 years ago. He turned the steep, thin soil into a productive dairy and diversified farm with lime on slopes, grass growing to sustain cattle, and a modern homestead at the mouth of the gully.
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E. H. Stradley
Licking County
Stradley
Sully
The
Ohio
Answers to Carry Quiz 1 Items
A compact set of quiz responses. Reads like a fragmented fill in the blank from a 1920s Brooklyn quiz page. Notes missing punctuation and several garbled phrases. Mentions division into installments, a biscuit or roll, the year 1920, a Brooklyn reference, ear science, Oklahoma, and an ant hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Okla
Ulrich Vegetable Supper Salad and Apricot Roll Recipe
A collection of kitchen instructions for a vegetable supper salad with lemon gelatine and a mixed apricot roll dough, plus prepared tomato egg bake, beet and lettuce dish, cabbage and mushroom cheese toast, and a milk thickened sauce. Includes bake times, temperatures, and serving ideas.
Weed of Today May Be Food of Tomorrow
A reflective column notes plants once deemed weeds such as sweet clover may fertilize crops and tomatoes once seen as decorations could be poisonous. It argues that today’s discarded elements and people in society may hold untapped value, citing a Wayne Observer quote and local filler items from Carey Times.
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Ocean
Wayne
Dill crop in Ohio district yields unusual harvest
Archhold Buckeye reports on Marvin Greisinger of Delta Ohio who raised a three acre field of dill the first in the county. Plants reached three and a half feet with yellow blossoms and strong odor. Dill must be weed free and carefully cultivated to meet the Lutz and Schramm Pittsburgh factory standard. Harvesting and brining planned with delivery to Brailey pickle station and eventual distillation for oil.
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Marvin Greisinger
Delta
Ohio
Bellevué
Greisinger
Brailey
Lutz and Schramm
Pittsburgh
Mr. Greisinger
Bird causes short in transformer at Toledo Edison sub station
Archbold Elmira and nearby Toledo Edison customers lost power for about 40 minutes Friday afternoon after a bird entered the sub station transformers, shorted the line and burned a fuse. Linemen from Wauseon replaced the fuse and restored service after time.
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Archbold
Elmira
Toledo Edison Co
Toledo Edison
Wauseon
Weston Break Slashes Water Loss From Longstanding Main
A water main break at Weston where it crosses a ditch was fixed after at least five years of leakage. Water drained into the ditch at about 100 gallons an hour, risking the water tower supply and totaling nearly 6 million gallons lost before repair.
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Weston
Carey Times Records Machine Ribbons Availability
The Carey Times notes availability of chine ribbons for various makes and models of machines. Readers are advised to check listings or contact the paper office for current stock and pricing details.
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Carey Times
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John W. Montague
W. R. Markley
Ohtoman
Gully
Ulrich
David
Bird
Holden
Rts
Yic
Dressy
Tion
Lowes
Carey and
Upper Sandusky
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