Early 20th Century Caret and Community Notes
Twenty five years ago notices report births and appointments in Adrian and surrounding areas. A son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas was listed. Miss Shumaker joins F J Vigors as clerk. Local moves include David Heck relocating to W Main Street and Pete Strasse's passing near Adrian. Community events cover hay shipments, firemen excursions, band performances, and church conferences in Lancaster Marion and Van Wert. A mammoth apple tree on Epham Bare’s Tymochtee farm, believed planted by Johnny Appleseed, measures 9 feet 6 inches in girth with annual fruiting near the old Cherokee site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Gine
Shumaker
F. J. Vigor
David Heck
W. Main Street
F. H. Williams
Pete Strasse
Adrian
Germany
Edward Fosty
Oshkosh
Wis
Carey
Mecca Tigers
Findlay
Big Four
Edward Robinson
Dow Street
John Schmuck
Fire Department
Upper Sandusky
United Evangelical Conference
Lancaster
United Brethren
Marion
M. E
van Wert
Ora Hart
Clearwater
Fla
New Riegel
J. G. Mizer
Crawford Township
Lotus Wright
Ralph Smith
Nina Trubey
Jacob Nitrauer
F. L. Livingston
Bernice Keller
Madge Barton
Nellie Beis
D. T. Hart
C. Hudson
Carey Public Schools
A. J. Nowlan
Mattie Myers
H. R. Hart
Ed Bare
Fifteen Years Ago in Wyandot County News Notes
A digest of local events from August 29 1918 including seed prices at 4 50 to 5 00 per bushel and canal passage costs of 34300, with Camp Wm McKinley life at Newark and many wartime draft updates. Obituaries marriages births and new jobs appear alongside road improvements and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez
Fire in junk yard threatens local storage facilities
A massive blaze at the Silverstein Auto Wrecking Co junk pile spread near Kenton Union stockyards Central Coal bins and Big Four railroad storage buildings. Fire crews battled the fire for 1½ hours with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Central Coal Co
Silverstein Auto Wrecking Co
Kenton Fire Department
Social visits and family gatherings around Delphos and area
Adrian Mullholand spent the weekend in Delphos while Frank and Mrs McCauley of Toledo visited Earl Mullholand. East Sparta’s Hile Bogard stays with brother Frank Bogard. Several families visited or dined with relatives in Forest Findlay Bascom Carey and Bascom area during Sunday and Saturday events including a Runion at Meadowbrook Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mullholand
Delphos
Frank McCauley
Toledo
Earl Mullholand
Hile Bogard
East Sparta
Frank Bogard
Earl Moser
Jemima Kear
Forest
Clarence Lawhead
Ann
C. C. Wenner
F. C. Wenner
Theodore Collet
Edward Collet
Louie
Forest Phillips
Mary
Sarah Presler
James Fry
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Perry Presler
Edna of
Carey
Ben Clouse
Betty
Harry Yardhner
Elvira
Nettie Mullhiland
Findlay
W. B. Beagle
L. C. McDaniel
Paul Riter
Gallou
Frank Wilson
P M. Collet
Richard
Collet
Olive Lafontaine
Ed Ardner
Republic
M C Yost
Frank Hammer
Fostoria
F. X. Bees
Edward
North of
E F Thome
Robert Chance
Rosanna
A Stiner
Martha
Frieda
Paul
Upper Sandusky
C C Thome
Elaine and
Calvin
Bequeathed Hair Wreath Gifted to Tiffin City Hall
City officials prepared City Hall for a ceremonial wreath braided from hair of prominent former citizens. The gift was bequeathed by Miss Alice M. Kerschner in her will, dated May 17, and she died at Old Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Alice M. Kerschner
Old Fort
Forest pool closed to curb typhoid outbreak in Hardin County
Hardin county health commission ordered the Gormley Park pool in Forest shut down to halt a typhoid fever outbreak that has caused two deaths. Four cases reported in Forest and four in Kenton, with two more under investigation. water at Barries and other pools will be tested. The fatalities are Lincoln L. Jaquith, 18, son of Burt Jaquith, editor of the Forest Review, and Mrs. Foster Derr, 21, of Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Hardin County Health Commission
Gormley Park
Forest
Barries
Holcomb
Lincoln L. Jaquith
Burt Jaquith
The
Forest Review
Foster Derr
Local residents share visits and trips across towns
Helen Brandt submits to ton sil operation Monday. Families and relatives from Sycamore Jackson and Sycamore visit Cedar Point Sandusky City and Tiffin. Guests include the Sprays Mowerys Beises and several Brandts with extended family and friends visiting across multiple days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Brandt
Dwight Spaythe
Virgil Spray
Dale Mowery
Cedar Point
Town and Country Socials Highlight Community Weekend
Crawford D A Dow and son Billy spent Wednesday at the State Fair. Families from Carey, Marion, Granville, Wharton, Findlay and other nearby towns visited friends and relatives in multiple gatherings including a birthday picnic at Riester’s grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Dow
Billy
David Stout
Chicago
Community Events and Local Appointments in Mt Blanchard
Mt Blanchard notes list Betty Bennett’s tonsil removal last Monday and various visits. T J Robison and son Russell from Wharton were here on business, with several locals attending the Cole reunion at Carey Park. Reverend George Foltz returns to the M P Church for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bennett
T J Robison
Son Russell
Wharton
Cole
Carey Park
George Foltz
M. P
Death of Karl B. Ward at Wharton Ohio
Karl B. Ward died Saturday at his home near Wharton after months of ill health. Born November 20, 1860 in Richland township, he lived most of his life in Wyandot county as a farmer. Survived by wife Lucy Greiner and siblings O Neal Ward Roscoe Ward Emma Ward and others. Funeral held at Wharton Church of God with burial in Wharton cemetery. Pallbearers named George Wentz Harmon Vogel Charles Weber Z G Murray Clarence Waugh Frank Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jane Bachar
Albert
Charles
Marmaduke
Ark
John Kleopfer
Carey
Harold W. Shock
Camp Gordon
J. W. Shock
Harold Shock
Sycamore
L. J. Huss
E. W. Mullholand
Nicholas Thiel
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Michael Gross
New Riegel
Robert la Fontaine
S. W. Presler
J. Lenner
Big Spring
Samuel Latebauer
Crawford
Ridge and
Tymochtee
Charles M. Lambert
McCutchenville
Alfred B. Wagner
R. 5
Upper Sandusky
Harold Fred Wonder
Claude M. Hile
Truman J. Updeegraff
Pearl K. Snook
Garl R. Streby
Wilbur J. Renschler
Maynard U. Cram Carey
Camp Sherman
William E. Donelson
Joseph A. Schira
Howard E. Snyder
Charlies Boyce
Larry Coldiron
Dan McLaughlin
Girard C. Rickle
Wharton
Wyandot County
Camp Taylor
Walter R. Roby
Milton Fadley
Everett Schauweker
Nevada
Charles P. Young
Harpster
John W. Walton
Graham E. Buckland
Clarence J. Henge
van A. Lowmaster
George Vincent Rahrig
Howard M Walton
Ralph M. Johnson
Orville D. Wohlgamuth
Burton A. Ludwig
James E. Malone
Howard Conley
Virgil Fox
Walter H. Miller
Carl W. Chaney
Carey R Green
Irvin R. Kuenzli
Chauncey B. Oberlander
Herschel F
Hartschuh
Karl B. Ward
Mr. Ward
Mr Ward
Richland Township
James and
Olive (Baker) Ward
Lucy Greiner
O'Neal Ward
Roscoe Ward
South of Carey
Emma Ward
Ward
Wharton Church of God
Church of God
S F Banders
F. M Turner
Wharton Cemetery
George Wentz
Harmon Vogel
Charles Weber Z G Murray
Clarence Waugh
Frank Shafer
Carey Times Spotlight on Printing and Letter Heads
The notice highlights Carey Times as a producer of letter heads and envelopes and underscores its capability in commercial printing across a range of products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Ways to Use Restricted Land for Wheat Ground
Ground set aside from wheat production may be used for seven purposes as announced by Chester C. Davis, director of production. Options include unplanted ground, summer fallow, permanent pasture, meadow crops, weed control, planting forest trees, or soil improvement crops. 1934 and 1935 contracted acreage cannot be used for sale of nationally produced agricultural goods. Additional allowances cover home garden food crops, or feed crops for home consumption or livestock on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Davis
Community Guests Gather Across Beebe Area
Clarence Elchert spends day in Toledo and many neighbors visit kin and attend events. Carl Collet, the Yost family, and Phillips households host relatives and friends from Carey, Delphos, and Akron. Century of Progress plans draw Old Fort and Carey residents to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
Kansas Station
Homer Phillips
Josephine Haford
Jeanne Wagner
Akron
J. J
Alton Phillips
West of Carey
John Sigler
Old Fort
Ernest Kohmann
Chicago
J. H. Phillips
M. C. Yost
Erma
Delphos
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Co. B
Camp Wm. McKinley
Newark
Frank Zender
Mercy Hospital
Ray Hunter
Hocking
Herbert Newhard
Treasur
W.C Brinkerhoff
Miss Mary
George Hill
Monroe
Mich
Fair Grounds
Ed Campbell
Raymond
Merritt Patterson
Bemp Raritan
N.J
Wesley Atterson
Marie Gunther
Chester Chapman
Luther Spaid
Ross Fulton
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Congress
Kent Ewing
Frank Caimes
West Front
Rhine
Hamlin King
Ross Patterson
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Esther Brown
Harry Iden
Dayton
A. D. Jones
C. Guyselman
Guyselman
Crawford County
United States
Wayton News
Earl Robison
Milton Bachar
Grace Beck
Fred Kleopfer
Findlay Mast
John Shook
Harvey Woblgamuth
Willis
Tony
Senator
Jonnie Wentz
Arthur Rader
Wm. Bloom
Claude Reynolds
Los Angeles
W.W. E. Walter
Willie Walter
W. EB. Walter
Mary Pratt
John ‘Kloopfer
Clark Beagle
Genevieve
Mt. Cory
Joe Tong
Tong
Hosea Tong
Grant Tong
John Karg
Hobart Tong
Esther
Oscar Karg
Wm. Karg
Arthur Bader
Lincoln Tong
Thoburn Baker
Lonna Pratt
Ralph
Elmer Pratt
Effie
Frances Tong
Frank Stover
Ed Faber
Charles Hill Home
Orson Gibson
Albert Burgoon
River Cave Inn
Carey Road
River Cave Orchestra
Qur Own
Wecutchenville
Jennie Bacon
Corinne Brandt
J. E. Sprinkle
James
King’s Mills
Frank Sherman
Jackson, Mich
Clyde Ekleberry
Jesse Spaythe
Marilyn
Mary Alice
Goshen
Ind
Harry Basil
Marian
Dwight Shafer
Doris and
Marlowe Beis
Mrs
Dallas Ruehle
Fred Heimrich
A. F. Miller
Sandusky City
Mildred Kettler
Gladys Tee Vault
Indiana
Ferrel Haines
Carol
Geo. Gilliland
Jeanette Noel
Pearl Badger
Doris Mae
Selah Kelley
Pau
Rachael Settlage
Willard Hipshire
Harry Spoon
Lois
Junior
Gem Beach
G. W. Pennington
Port Williams
Stanley Pennington
D. D. Shafer
M. J. Burgderfer
Duane
Willard Hassler
Patricia
Irene Glenholtz
Judy
Kent
R. J
wWayne Holman
Gene
Wm. Proctor
Saturda
Charles Stiner
Carl
Granville
Beth
Audrey Musgrave
Lloyd Hilh
Ralph Haford
Mary Elizabeth
Jane
Franklin
David
Fremont
Martha Jane Messmer
Margaret
Irving Claude
T. G. Laws
Grimes and Wright Famillies
Elm Hills
Joseph Wilcox
Joe, Jr
Galion
Owen Wilcox
Marengo
Mabel
Wilcox
Wilson
Susan Lowery
Joe
Hancock County
Roy
Laws
Mark Karr
H. B. Mullholand
Muriel
Oliver
Sidney
Defiance
M. M. Bradley
Carolyn
Ann Arbor
Blanche Davis
W. G. Bradley
Riester’s Grove
Harry Myers
Irene Bakies
Mary Kitzler
W. H. Karr
Charles Karr
Clayton Twining
Jane and
Clayton, Jr
MT. Blanchard
Nau of
Clém Myers
Elma Hoy
Warren Hoy
M. E. Church
Clarence Salsbury
Edson Beck
Amandae Township
United Brethren Sunday School
Island Park
Richard Smith
Gibson Block
Stanley Beck
Rodney Sampson
Nile Aurand
Francis Price
Foster Elder
Ray Bushong
Dale Bushong
Grant Borkrosky
Vernon Dunbar
Mr. Beck
Beebe News
Clarence Elchert
Clifford Bland
Richard Collet
C. H. Hull
Delaware
Franklin Elchert
W. A. Vaughn
N. J. Ardner
Mrs. M. Co. Yost
Floyd Kloppfer
Raymond Kessler
Oscar Davis
F. C. Beebe
Charles Sigler
John
John Kessler
Rita
Mary Louise
Bernice
Charles Ruffing
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Ohio
Wernick Products Co
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