Mrs Krabill Dies at Alvada at 54 in 1940s Notice
Mrs. David Krabill died at Alvada last Thursday aged 54 years 4 months 1 day. She is survived by her husband and one son Warry. Funeral services were held Saturday conducted by Rev. F E Luther Spaid.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
3
Mrs. David Krabill died at Alvada last Thursday aged 54 years 4 months 1 day. She is survived by her husband and one son Warry. Funeral services were held Saturday conducted by Rev. F E Luther Spaid.
Henry Ball and wife transfer to The Upper Sandusky Mausoleum association in Crane township for 500 dollars. S A Chesebrough and wife transfer to R J Kirkwood lot 9 Chesebrough addition Carey for 65 dollars. George P Ash and wife transfer to J E Deitz lot 69 Carey and Dow addition Carey for 10 000 dollars. S A Chesebrough and wife transfer to Peter William Jacob lot 10 Chesebrough addition Carey for 500 dollars.
Mr and Mrs W H Hoffman of McCutchenville and Mr and Mrs W J Baker returned Saturday from Huntington West Virginia where they visited ten days with Mr and Mrs C E B Miller. Miller has started in real estate after eight years teaching in Huntington schools. The Ohio River rose as hundreds of acres of fine corn were swept away.
Word came Wednesday of the death of Thomas F. Huber of Toledo. He designed the group of buildings for Our Lady of Consolation Church and did other Carey work. Huber had been retained for the new church project. Funeral services will be held in Toledo Saturday.
The steamship Hancock County was launched in Detroit Tuesday with a party of Findlay residents in attendance. Miss Helen Bicknell served as sponsor. The ship will stay on the Detroit river until next spring before heading to the Atlantic to begin ocean service.
A new display case with varied compartments is being installed along the store’s west wall. The fixtures, built by Elza Jacobs, include interchangeable sections and numerous display units arranged to showcase merchandise.
Mrs Joseph Braun died Sunday night at St. Vincent's Hospital Toledo after eight weeks as patient and long illness. Born Louise Pahl in 1858 at Norwalk Ohio she married Joseph M Braun in 1880 at Our Lady Consolation. They lived in Carey with ten children nine surviving. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
A Carey carpenter, A M Rothgeb, attests Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back pain and kidney issues after years of use. He describes relief after three boxes and urges others to try the same remedy, priced at 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Forest Lorain Bland and Mrs Nel lie Beulah Baughman, both of this city, were married at Upper Sandusky Saturday forenoon. Rev. C. C Kennedy performed the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Dallas Putman. They will reside in this city.
The county W C T U institute will be held at Harpster next Tuesday.
The document lists loans and discounts totaling 188,728.54 with secured and unsecured overdrafts and securities. It notes Federal Reserve stock, cash in vault, reserve deposits, and demand deposits including certified checks and certificates of deposit, ending with signatures by the cashier and notary.
The Bascom ceremony at St Patrick’s church united Robert Shultz of French Town and Stella Elizabeth Sherger of Bascom. Rev Father Mayle officiated. Attendants included Celestia Shultz Elnora Sherger Clarence Shulty and Herbey Serger. A four course dinner followed at the bride’s home and a wedding dance capped the day. The couple will reside with the Sherger family until April then on a Bascom area farm. Shultz is son of Peter and Mrs. Shultz Adrian and served eight months with the 33rd division artillery overseas.
New Riegel celebrated 36 soldiers from the town with a large homecoming and Thanksgiving event last Thursday. A banquet for the troops and a public meal funded by a nominal charge accompanied a morning march from the town hall to St. Boniface Catholic Church for high mass, where Rev. Charles Romer praised the services of New Riegel’s sons and presented each man a gold medal donated by Seneca County.
Positively no hunting or trespassing without permission on the farm occupied by Willis Breitigam, identified as 43-44. Trespassers warned of enforcement.
The advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. It praises Hall's Catarrh Medicine for acting through the blood on mucous surfaces, produced by top physicians, with testimonials offered and a 6 c price for the pills.
Arlington secured a hard fought 7 to 6 victory over Carey on Thanksgiving Day as stormy weather hindered both teams. Heidelberg canceled its trip Sunday due to the storm, marking Carey’s first defeat of the current season.
Mrs. Marianna Herbert of Syracuse New York has given 3000 dollars as the first payment toward the shrine altar in the new church after years of visiting the Our Lady of Consolation shrine on pilgrimages.
John Bixel president of the First National Bank of Bluffton pleaded guilty to embezzling $100,000 and was sentenced to the penitentiary.
A mass meeting at Powell United Brethren Church on the Dixie Highway near Findlay discussed a theme titled The Greatest Sin of Liberty Town ship. Attendance included men and boys over twelve years old.
First meeting of creditors held before H D Grindle referee in bankruptcy at the court house. Vorday H Chambers of Carey elected trustee. Estimated assets 500 dollars and liabilities 720 dollars.
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