Obituary notices for Thurston and Lanker families
Mrs. J E Thurston aged 63 died after long illness in Carey Ohio. She was born in Sycamore March 17 1881 married James E Thurston in 1910 and survived by a son in the Navy and several grandchildren. Burial followed in Pleasant View Cemetery. Mrs Lettie Lucille Lanker died at 502 West Pinciay Street after months of illness aged 57 7 months 19 days. Funeral from Goff funeral home with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. She left four children and a Navy son in Galveston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel A. Thurston
James Edward Thurston
H. R. Siford
Findlay
Sycamore
O’elack Inn
Law and Gister
Har .Crawfaord
West Street
Cyrevia
Thurston
William B
Elizabeth (Barger) Hill
James E. Thurston
James
Clarleston
D. C
Naomi ‘Norris
Johnstown
Frank Thurston
Jesse Miller
Clyda Frott
Cordelia Shaffstall
Clara Siegfried
Wsther Thurston
Donnie
Linda Lee
Marion
Samuel Porter
John Buck
Carrie Hawk
Von
Helen Granlee
Richard
Lowell Crates
Thelma Bruce
Morral
Jann. Heffelfinger
Willard Barth
Doris Stiefel
Upper Sandusky
James A Thurston
Charleston
S. C
Naomi Norris
Madge
Anna
Mary
Harry Crawford
Omlra Allen
Ralph Wager
Dale Green
Walter Craft
Gary
Sussell Greeno
Levi Greeno
Carey
E'die Duty
Banroe Mich
Jams Stiefel
Iva Wheeler
Leonle
Lucille’ Lanker
Lettie
Lucille ‘Lanka
W. Pinciay Street
Atvleek
Ane ‘Goff
Wade H. Kaous
Cbriot Lutheran » Church
Grove Cemeteny
Darvin” Morrison
Tower, Hill
J. Frazier
J. E. Mible
Wallace Dible
Heart ‘Dible
Russell Lanker
Lanker
Jacob
Alma
Shaw
Ackerman
Wyandot County
William Lanker
Mayne
Jean ‘Linker
Orle
Bernard’Jacob
Ralph Ubiker
Thiefs! ‘Navy
Galvestons
Texas
Gail Lan
Thanks to neighbors after Mrs Edward Thurston’s death trial
Our sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness at the trial of the death of Mrs Edward Thurston and for the many Nowers sent. Edward Thurston and Family Mrs Esther Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thurston
Nowers
Esther Crawford
Typewriter ribbons at The Carey Times
The Carey Times lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for sale. Local office equipment supplies are offered with fast service and competitive prices.
Frank Wehrle of Berwick Dies in Bed at Home
Frank Andrew Wehrle 70 foreman for New York Central railroad was found dead in his Berwick home between 2 and 3 pm Monday by his daughter Ellen Funk. He had angina and had moved to Berwick in 1875 after birth in Seneca county. Surviving children include John, Ellen, Thomas, Chester, and Pearl. three others preceded him. Burial was at McCutchenville after funeral by Rev Kissel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrew Wehrle
Berwick
Ellen Funk
Wehrle
Mr. Wehrle
New York Central Railroad
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
George
Elizabeth
Long) Wehrle
Eamma R. Cromer
John Wehrle
Thomas Wehrle
Tindsay
Chester Wehrle
Agatha Kintmer
New Riegel
Pearl Long
Wharton
Francis
Lydia
Virgil
Carey
George Webrie
Joseph Wehrle
Agatha Porter
Mary Emerine
Elizabeth Feck
Rev Kissel
McCutchenville
Tripp former West Point printer dies at 84 in Florida
William Henry Tripp a longtime West Point post printing chief and friend of Generals Pershing and Arthur died at his home in St Petersburg Florida after a stroke. Born November 16 1859 in Upper Sandusky Ohio he served at West Point 3835 years retiring January 31 1980. He left a wife Robina Durfee and two sons a daughter sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral is 2 PM Monday at the home of his niece in Wyandotte Avenue with interment in West Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Tripp
Petersburg
Fla
Upper ‘Sandusky
Ohio
Oflizabeth Bowsher
Franklin
Franklin ‘ Tripp
Grorey
Toledo
Chicago
Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Company
Saturday Evening Post
Laidles-Home Journal
New York
1. S “Military ‘Academy
West Point
Post Printing Department
General Pershing
MetArthur
Ife
West Point Lodge
Robina Durfee
California
Florida
St. Petersburg
Walter
W. Harry
Manhasset N. Y
Jason D. Jones
Pittsburg Calif
J.F. Ficken
Adda Reber
Marion
Highlands
Highlands, N. Y
Rye Proves Success In Erosion Control
The Ohio Department of Highways reports rye used as erosion control on a 6 mile Dixie Highway stretch in Hancock County reduced soil loss. Planting 19 bushels in 1942, rye held soil through winter, supported grass growth in spring, reduced need for mulch and fertilizer, and yielded 70 bushels of seed. The method is being tested on routes 380 and 25 and may expand statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Kohli
Ohio Department of Highways
H Ralph Denister
Hancock County
Mrs Charles D Calmes Dies After Stroke at 48
Mrs Charles L Calmes died Sunday evening after a stroke. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev Aiden Wirte officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery north of Carey. Survived by husband two daughters Mary Ellen Calmes Ruth Calmes two sons James Calmes and Charles Calmes and several brothers and sisters. She was a member of Our Lady of Consolation Church Catholic Ladies of Columbia Christian Mothers American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N Gulmies
Chirreh
Aiden Wirte
C.mic
St. Mary's Cemetery
North
Carey
Bristoll Funeral
Mary Theresa Gatimes
Wass
Rrvada
John
Mary
Schira
West
J. & Sentra
Frank‘ Rost
Festoria
Martha Schira
Florence Schira
Frank Schira
Sylvester
Calmes
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Christian Mothers’ Society
American Legion Auxiliary
In Memory of a Dear Husband and Family Remembrance
A sentimental memorial note dated September 1941 expresses enduring grief for a husband and family. It honors a wife Sue and children and recalls joy shared at home, with a pledge of enduring love beyond death.
Have The Curey Times Print Your Family Reunion Card
A local paper offers services to print family reunion cards with customized text. The notice promotes affordable design options and quick turnaround for community members planning gatherings.
Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Rolls Listed
The Carey Times notes sale or availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls as part of a local business listing.
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The
Carey Times
Frank Wehrle
Wiltam Henry
TRIFP
Charles D. Calmes
West St
Fish Pond
Harbauer's
Rye
Mi Choice
Kush
Webster's
Penn-Rad
Wesco
Kroger
Country Club
Gtel Favnite
Krogar's
Bartlett
Pascal Celery
Jersey
Snnsband
Kathie
Sen
Raymond Pict
Hani
Wonisus
Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
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