History of Carey Methodist Church 90th anniversary
The Carey Methodist Episcopal Church traces its roots to Wyandot County, beginning with John Wesley’s movement and James B. Finley’s mission in Upper Sandusky. It details the evolution from early log to brick churches, circuit riders, adoptions of parsonages, notable families, and the 1924 dedication of a new church home, leading to the 1934 90th anniversary amid economic challenges and a call to renewed growth.
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Methodist Episcopal Church In
America
John Wesley
Ohio
Wyandot County
John Steward
Upper Sandusky
Grey Eyes
Kansas Territory
Mississippi
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference of the Church
Mother Solomon
Old Mission
Carey Methodist Church
Upper
Sandusky
James B. Finley
Thomas Thompson
Duddleson
John Carey
Crawford Methodist Episcopal Church
Carey
Crawford Township
Curtis Berry
Sallie Berry
Christopher Baker
Rachel
John Baker
Seannah Nickson
Elizabeth James
Marie Ragon
Wellington Baker
Baker
Mad River & Lake Erie
New York Central Lines
Carey Methodist Society
Hugh Mullholand
George Craft
William Green
Nicholas Carr
Margery Carr
Hamilton Crum
Elijah Denman
Nathan Kimball
John Myers
Joseph Kinney
Cinderella Carey
Josiah Shawhan
Abraham Carothers
Jonathan Hare
Jonas Huffman
Mr. Switzer
Samuel Fairchild
Carey Society
Carey Methodist Episcopal Church
Adrian
E Findlay Street
Richard Biggs
Philip A Brown
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Agricultural College
Cleveland
Wyandot
Big Lick
Biglow
West Independence
Crawfordsville
Vanlue
McCutchenville
Carey Church
Patterson Streets
John T. Bower
J . Southward
Nellie
Joseph Wykes
Entir
Thomas ‘Barkdull
Our Carey Church
J. F. Harshbarger
United Workers
Findlay Street
Earl Cranston
Cincinnati
James M Shimer
E. Findlay and
W. F Martin
C C. Peale
Findlay
Henderson
A. C. Rainsberger
W. J. Dunham
Toledo
Wesleyan
Conductor Breaks News Of Station Fire To Passenger
An anxious passenger is told by a conductor that the station she plans to reach has burned to the ground. The exchange indicates surprise and disruption as the traveler learns of the blaze and its impact on travel plans.
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Tebulli
Better Pastures for Ohio Live stock bulletin released
Short summary notes 2991 youths enrolled in vocational agriculture courses in rural schools during 1933 34 and a final cattle purchase total of 1 737 000 head for the needy. Also mentions a new Ohio State University bulletin on better pastures for livestock, the value of mixed forestry plantings, and a nudge to use the Want Column.
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Vocational Agriculture Departments
Drough
Ohio Livestock
County Agricultural Aents
Agronomy
Ohio State University
Ohio “Agricultural Experiment Station
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the Country Home Cloverleaf Review
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the Farm Journal
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Everybody’s Poultry Magazine
Woman's World
American Fruit Grower
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American Association OF JR. Colleges
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Robert Zimmerman
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Raymond Rohrer
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Mary E. Sacksteder
Mary Jane Shaw
Reber Swinnerton
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Evelyn Sheidler
Wilma Shue
Robert Byers
Margaret Sacksteder
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Elizabeth Dolwick
Lewis Chester
Electronic Instrument Co
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Hollinger Cuttlery Co
State Civil Service
Monroe
Readrite Meter Co
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U. S. Civil Service
Ohio Civil Service County Relief Office
Sterling Grinding Wheel Electric Auto-Lite Co
Ohio Civil Service
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