Local Notes from Wharton and Surrounding Areas
A flurry of community items from Wharton and nearby towns. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Raymond Kear of Southeast Wharton. deaths record John Hill and So the Althouser. Multiple marriages occur at St. Marys Kirby Upper Sandusky and Crawford County relationships. A stove fire injures Nelson Wickiser, while a hunting license arrest affects Martin Frey. Robbery hits Wharton stores Traxler Bros and Elmer Vogel. Laura J Carter dies in McCutchenville aged 82. A Detroit couple wedding at Oakwood Freshman church and baby Katherine Pearl Stull returns from Lima hospital. McClain fined after smoke stack theft. Virgil Koehler accuses McClain with charges settled in justice court.
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Raymond Kear
Wharton
John Hill
Sycamore
Lillian @Kans
Margaret Orians
Otto “Thiel
George Thiél
Kirby
St. Mary’s Church
Nelson Wickiser
Whith Irig
Joe Albnacke
Marion
Rosa Pesaryk
John Pesaryk
West
Upper Sandusky
John R. Forrer
St. Peter's Church
Orry Franklin Heinlen
Franklin Heinlen
Crawford County
Clara Edna Ratz
Willam Ratz
Antrim Township
Nevada
Martin Frey
Jay Marguerat
Traxler Bros. Hardware
Elmer Vogel Grocery
Laura J Carter
J L . Bare
McCutchenville
Methodist
South Bend
Dale Stages
Detroit
J IE Taegis
Raymond Luther Ritter
Carl Ritter
Oakwood Freshytrian Church
Pied
Charles Fpf Wolfe
Mmerly
Stull
Lima
Katherine Pearl
Virgil Koehler
Ernest McClain
West of Town
McClain
Justice of the Peace
Jay Marguer
Sxoehler
New Ford to be named Linford in spoof reveal
A spoof from Waco Texas details a fictional Ford model named Linford celebrating Abraham Lincoln and Henry Ford. The piece humorously describes a four wheeled car with a radiator, water reservoir, cushions, windshield, steering wheel, doors or climbing entry, and open or closed body styles, clipped from the Woodson Reporter.
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Waco
Thx
Ford
Linford
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Ford
ava eh‘arill_serve
Ag A
Lewis E Starr
Herrick Hardware Co
Texas
Woodson
Residents and visitors share a busy week in Woodsdale
Local notes show Mr Turk of Chicago, Lester Meyers of Findlay, and Grant Tong visiting, while Gertrude Loader recovers from appendicitis. Families from Findlay and near Carey hosted or visited, with Thanksgiving gatherings and multiple calls to see Gertrude Loader and other neighbors.
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Mr. Turk
Chicago
Lester Meyers
Findlay
Grant Tong
Bert Hudson
Near Carey
Thanksgiving Guests Dot the Lick Run Area
Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings fill the Lick Run area. Local residents including the Orians and Fleck families host relatives from Carey Upper Sandusky and Lima. Several groups share dinners at homes from Carey to Beech Grove and Wharton. Alpha Psi Kappa fraternity changes noted at Ohio University.
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Karl Fleck
Ohio University At
Athens
Henry Fleck
Columbus
Ohio University
Alpha Psi Kappa
Kappa Tau Epsilon
Fleck
His Best Mileage
A humorous note describes Bill lighting a match to a car tank, causing an explosion that sent him three miles into the air. The piece uses a WSJ style quip about fuel and mileage.
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Bill
The Long Pely Want It’s a Wonderful Thing for Women
A brief sketch notes the rise of the popular permanent wave and the challenge for inventors to bring a lasting permanent shave to market.
Local residents host gatherings across Fort Royal area
Friday visits in Tiffin include Miss Louise Romig and Miss Ruth Diller. Numerous dinners and social visits occur with families such as the Baughmans Tong Walters and Dean. Ohio State student Ralph Pontius visits from Columbus. The piece notes many home gatherings and a Saturday ice cream event with Gaster and Kieffer present.
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Louise Romig
Tiffin
Ruth Diller
Baughman family and relatives gather for gatherings
A weekend of meals and visits centered on Mr and Mrs. Baughman and their relatives. Attendees included Alva Baughman Glenna Mae Marion Walter Baughman Carey and nieces Mary McKee and Marvelyn joined by other Baughman and Gaster families from Findlay Kenton Marseilles Marion Upper Sandusky and Arcadia. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Preston Gaster family plus numerous relatives and friends attended.
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John L Shumaker
Harold
Bernard
Robert
Charles
Mary Edna
Helen
Carey
A. A. McBeth
Near
Upper Sandusky
McBeth
Dorothy *Fleck
Katie McDonald
Markarr
Crawford
Michael Kraus
Chatfield
Amos Hickle
Eunice
Mt. Blanchard
George Baughman
R. P. Walters
Fred Walters
Grace Chapel
Stanley Walters
Mrs Walters
Lee Copley
Findlay
A. F. Hartle
Cora Chambers
Flossie and
Everett
Martha England
Alva Baughman
Glenna Mae
Marion
Walter Baughman
Carey and
Marvelyn
sMary McKee
G. W. Baughman
Clarence Baughman
Henrietta
Troy
Ed Mosier
Arcadia
I. A. Baughman
H. A. Baughman
PF. E. Baughman
Leta Hartle
Lillia England
Kenton
Marseilles
Arden,erman
Melvin
Vera Mae
Preston Gaster
D. C. Gaster
Opal Marie
Dan Barkley
Mary Evelyn Gregg
Robert Gaster
Elizabeth
Martha Hoepf
Clarence
Hoops of Northeast of Cares and Miss Lucille Gaster Findlas
A brief item notes activities in the northeast region involving Cares and Miss Lucille Gaster of Findlas, highlighting local basketball or community event details.
Car ownership split by family roles in Pratt Kansas
A local column explains a family car arrangement in Pratt Kansas where the vehicle shifts ownership among members based on usage. The mother's car, the children’s car, and the father's car definitions are described as the car moves between idle, in use, or disabled states.
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Dad
Pratt
Carey Times Public Sale Notice
Public sale advertisement published in the Carey Times outlines a forthcoming auction. Details such as date time location and participating parties are shown in the readable portion of the notice.
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The
Carey Times
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County
Deings
Althouser
Mattie A. Latham
E. N. Harger
Frederick Cromer
Woodsdale
Gertrude Loader
N. B Presler of
Willie Beard
J. Wayne Wiseley
R. W McRill
J. Lee Miller
Mrs Miller
I Crates
Milton Jacobs
R. E Jacobs
Roy Farmer
Noah Helms
Alice Savidge
Grant Tony
Jack Jeanette
Roberta Miller
Daniel Crates
Forest Miller
John Kloopfer
Ridge Center
L F Edie of
Ralph McRil
R W_ McRill
F L Miller
Aaron Ratherton
Michael Spangler
John Miller
Perry Miller
Josie Miller
W P Miller
Caroline Roff
Vaniue
George
Scott Cramer
Ray Cravens
Milo Bayless
Chloe Ameline
St. Paul
Jessie Thompson
Ethel
Charlie Smith
Vanlue
Velma Fisher
Salem News
Martha
Helen Steinbach
Gilbert Brown
Garey Ose
Amayrgse Orians
Max
A. A. feBeth
Henry/Fleck
Henry “Myers
Wapakoneta
Messrs
Frank and
Joseph Brooks
Audrey Spitler
R. J. Spitler
L. A. Logsdon
Joseph Obringer
Marie
Betty Y
Lick Run
Mary Loraine
Orians
Rosalie Weaver
Cleveland
Matt Orians
Charles J. Miller
Cherles Oriang
Margaret Dow
D. A. Dow
Caroleen Dow
Mansfield
Albert Kummerer
Bascom
Frank Kummerer
J. E. Davidson
Adrian
Delmo Miller
Ada
Carl Hunter
Mary Phillips
Springville
Dorothy
Bernard Shumaker
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John L. Shumaker
Miss Dorothy
A. McBeth
George Orians
Virgil
Emmet Oriang
Mary Louise
North
Charles Orians
Frank Arnold
Mary
Agnes
Catherine
A L. Arnold
Magdalen
Vincent Arnold
Ruth Emma
Eliza Arnold
Joe Arnold
Ambrose Orians
Arlis
Woodrow
Ross Edward
Justine
Dolores
Joanne Salome
Salome Orians
George Remlinger
Orville Simonis
Esther Orians
Edna Kentfield
Anna Blanch
Mark
Virginia Rose
Indaw
Claude Bushong
Blanchurch
Raymond Frey
Will McDonald
Gaylord
Dan
John
Billy
Genevieve
Margaret
Worn Or
Dow
Mark Karr
Winifred Karr
G Kimmel
Andrew Kimmel
Will Kimmel
North of Carey
Eugene Kimmel
Prospect
Foster Savidge
John Lortz
Katie Lortz
Clarence Haegele
Beech Grove
Will Kear
Alice
Wayne Kear
Perry Kear
Raymond Weaver
Weaver
Della Juanita
Wall Street Journal
Fort Royal
Grover Bakies
E. Fox
Ralph Pontius
Ohio State
Wm. Pontius
Garfield Tong
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Harley Baughman
O. E. Dean
Vanine
Howard McKee
Robert Walters
George Ballaghman
P H_ Gaster
Cyril Kieffer
Mrs
Robert Exline
Mrs. Exline
Glad News
Havana
J. A. McDaniel Overland Co
J. A. McDaniel
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
W. H. Houk
Carey, Ohio
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