Russian premier Trepoff declares 1915 agreement on Constantinople
The new Russian premier Alexander Trepoff publicly admits an 1915 agreement affirming Russia's right to the Straits of Constantinople. He cites efforts to spare lives and claims Turkey attacked, sealing its doom. He links the pact to broader aims against Ottoman participation and allied coordination.
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Alexander ‘Trepoff
Russia
Constantinople
Bucharest
Romania
von Falkenhagen
Moldavia
Kirlibibi
Trepoff
Turkey
Straits of
Philadelphia Aviator Weakly to Join Congress in March
Among the members elect of the congress assembling on March 5 is Mr. Weakly of Philadelphia. He is an aviator with his own machine and recently visited Washington in it. Observers wonder if such travel will become common in the future.
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Congress
Weakly
Philadelphia
Washington
Rankin to Represent Montana in New Congress
The late election selects Miss Rankin to represent a Montana congressional district marking the first such instance. A well educated social worker and traveller, she has visited New Zealand noted as well governed. She will take her seat March 5 and attract attention and speculation about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rankin
Montana
New Zealand
New Congress
Wilson Wins Narrowly in Nationwide Election Surprise
The Willow State results show Wilson beating Hughes by 90 110 votes on November 7 amid cross state support for Hughes in Ohio and neighboring states. An optimistic Republican forecast Hughes would win by 40 000 votes proved wrong as Kansas also yielded a surprise result.
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Wilson
Hughes
Ohio
Kansas
St. John
Kansis
Event Surpasses War Operations in Far Reaching Importance
A Sunday event is described as surpassing the war’s actual military actions in significance and impact, marking a moment of heightened public attention beyond the battlefield. The account emphasizes the event's wide-reaching influence and historical weight.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise for Fred and Powell
Last Wednesday evening friends surprised Mr and Mrs Fred Powell for their 11th wedding anniversary with games music and a late lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lewis Criger and daughter Elsie Miss Ithel Criger Mr Earl Criger Mr and Mrs George Shuman and son Clayton Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell and son Paul and Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck and sons Melford and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Powell
Lewis Criger
Elsie
Ithel Criger
Earl Criger
George Shuman
Gon Clayton
Daniel Powell
Gon Paul
Ralph Heck
Melford
Robert
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Parry Fetter
Mr and Mrs Parry Fetter entertained relatives last Thursday including Mr and Mrs Henry Fetter of Upper Sandusky Mr and Mrs Joseph Engesser of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Tom Gagnon with children Marjorie and Robert of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Fetter
Henry Fetter
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Engesser
Toledo
Tom Gagnon
Marjorie
Robert
Death of Mrs Julius Karg
Edna Florence Stahl Karg died at home near Carey on December 1 1916 after a brief illness aged 25 years 10 months 12 days She was born February 12 1891 in Seneca County and married April 8 1912 to Julius Karg They had two children one died in infancy The survivor includes her husband two children her parents two brothers Earl and Willie and five sisters Mrs John M Starr Mrs Logan Pres ler Mrs Aura Anna and Elste She was a Lutheran and member of the Ladies of the Maccabees Funeral service was held at the Carey Lutheran Church Rev E Luther Spaid officiating with choir accompaniment Interment in Spring Grove cemetery pallbearers Earl and Willis Stahl George William Oscar and John Starr C X Diller in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Florence
Winfield Stahl
Seneca County
Carey
Julius Karg
George Karg
Casey
Ralph
Earl
Willie
John M. Starr
Near Carey
Logan Presler
Washington, D. C
Aura
Anna
Elste
Lutheran Church
Ladies of the Maccabees
Resolutions of Respect for John B. Fox
The members of Branch 38 C K of O extend sympathy to the family of John B. Fox a loyal Catholic Knight and member. A copy of the resolutions will be recorded sent to the family and inserted in the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Fox
C. K. of
Carey Times
Wedding Dinner Honor Lee Wentzer and Lola Wentz
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wentzer entertained at a Sunday dinner in honor of the marriage of their son Lee to Miss Lola Wentz which occurred last Thursday. The table was decorated with pink and white carnations and a sumptuous dinner was served to numerous guests including C V Wentz family Morehart Rickle Yentzer and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wentzer
Lee
Lola Wentz
C. V. Wentz
Clarence
Paul
C. Morehart
Ethel
Ralph
Harvey Wise
Daniel Rickle
Zetta
Lee Yentzer
Leola Beck
Edna and
Ethel Yentzer
Bernice Tong
Messrs
Girard and
Fordyce Rickle
Henry Morehart
Clarence Suber
Tobacco use blamed for low grades and football woes
J F Smith superintendent of schools told the board at the high school meeting that many seventh and eighth grade and high school boys have poor grades due to tobacco. He noted high school girls average 15 to 20 percent higher and said smoking contributed to the football team's weak showing. Findlay Republican
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Smith
Board of Education
Monady
Card of Thanks from Stahl and Karg Family
We extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during sickness and death of our sister wife and daughter. Thanks for the floral offerings and to the singers and officiating minister for their services. Mr and Mrs Winfield Stahl and family Mr Julius Karg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Stahl
Julius Karg
Miss Mildred Kinney Hosts Supper Guests
Miss Mildred Kinney entertained last Thursday evening for the pleasure of Miss Laura Smith of Sycamore and Miss Ilo Smith and Miss Pauline Lime of Findlay. Miss Mildred Ferrel of this city was also a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kinney
Laura Smith
Sycamore
Ilo Smith
Pauline Lime
Findlay
Mildred Ferrel
City
Thanksgiving Guests at Lindower Home
Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Lindower included S E Lindower of Toledo Mr and Mrs A W Luzader and daughter Helen Mr and Mrs Otto Young and Frank Luzader as guests in attendance
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Charles Lindower
S E Lindower
Toledo
A. W Luzader
Helen
Otto Young
Frank Luzader
Gratitude for Bereavement Support from Mrs Fox
Mrs John E Fox expresses sincere thanks to those who assisted during bereavement and to donors of flowers and those who provided autos.
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John E. Fox
Thanksgiving Guests Gather From Several Families
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Criger entertained for Thanksgiving with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Zane Bland and daughter Agnes, Mr. and Mrs. George Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosier and children Bertha and Lester of Wharton, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Criger of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Criger
Zane Bland
Agnes
George Bland
Frank Mosier
Bertha and
Lester
Wharton
Alva Criger
City
Carey Onion Shipments End Quiet Harvest Season
Onions all shipped and the past season good for Carey onion growers and shippers. Everyone appears to have earned something and there are no onions left in storage in town.
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Carey
Dorcas Bible Class Social in Cass This Evening
Mrs. D. C. Henry will entertain the Dorcas Bible class of the M. E. S. S. at a regular social and business meeting this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Henry
Dorcas Bible
Cobbler George Winyard Also Provides Harness Repair
Notice states George Winyard, of the Wear-A-Well, offers harness repair services in addition to his cobbler work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winyard
Wear
Thieves Loot Farm Home During Thanksgiving Day Visit
Uninvited visitors burglarized the Phillips farm home while the family was away in Detroit. Two men, Brenner and Wilby, are suspected after a well ransacked house was found on Saturday. Losses include clothing, a sweater, a coat, money, and certificates, with a time card from a Detroit employer found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Phillips
Detroit
Joe Brenner
Mr. Phillips
Gilbert Wilby
Brenner
Phillips Place
Wilby
Kelsey Weel Co
Home Ceremony Marks Miss Lida McCleary and Ernest Beck Wedding
A Saturday evening wedding at Rev O E McCleary's home linked Miss Lida V McCleary to Ernest M Beck of Carey with a blue silk gown. A lavish reception followed for family and friends including Marion Beck Stanley Beck May Shoemaker C C Laird H B Shellhouse and several McClearys from Forest and Carey. The couple will reside four and a half miles southwest of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida V. McCleary
Ernest M. Beck
Carey
O. E. McCleary
Selby Street
McCleary
Marion Beck
Stanley Beck
May Shoemaker
Mt. Blanchard
C. C. Laird
H. B. Shellhouse
Oda
Nyal
Pauline Beck
Isaih McCleary
Forest
M. ©. McCleary
Finnie Hill
Gladys Hill
Ruth McCleary
Gossard Corsets: Price Jump and Carey Visit Schedule
Due to higher material and labor costs, Gos sard corsets will rise after January 1. Mrs L M Gear announces Carey sales December 13 14 and December 27 28 at Maccabee Hall with travel allowance for railroad fare on purchases of $3 50 and up. Parlor location is Upper Sandusky over Dr Bowman on Main Street five doors south of Johnson Street. Bell phone R-124.
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Carey
Maccabee Hall
L. M. Gear
Upper Sandusky
Drs Bowman
Main Street
Johnson Street
Bell
Travelers Dining Progressively at Club Event
Members of the Travelers' Club and friends dined in three courses Monday evening at homes of Mr and Mrs C W McGill, Mr and Mrs C E Cram, and Mr and Mrs Homer Thrall. Entertaining committee included Mrs McGill Mrs Cram Mrs Thrall and Miss Eloise Thrall. Following dinner charades and music were enjoyed with guests Mr and Mrs L Granger Mrs Etta Shoup Supt and Mrs C M Beitler Miss Blanche Davis Mr Maynard Cram and Mr Dean McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Club
C W McGill
Homer Thrall
McGill
Cram
Thrall
Eloise Thrall
L. Granger
Etta Shoup
C M_ Beitler
Blanche Davis
Maynard Cram
Dean McGill
Real Estate Transfers Include Cemetery Lots and Acres
Phillip Grummel trustees deed to H H Smith includes lots 67 68 87 88 in Smithville cemetery for 200 dollars. Carl W Gibson transfers twenty eight and seventy seven hundredths acres in Salem township to George Gibson for 1 dollar. Wesley Patterson Jr and wife to William and Gail Mohn transfer lot 15 in Brown's addition to Carey for 250 dollars. Eliza Stillberger to Harry Turnbull transfers lot 14 in Carey Ohio for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Grummel Et al
H H. Smith
Smithville
Carl W Gibson
George Gibson
Salem Township
Wesley Patterson, Jr
William and
Gail Mohn
Indwin Brown
Carey
Eliza Stillberger
Harry Turnbell
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Share Homes This Year
Mr and Mrs William Moore and daughter Rosa near Vanlue and Mr and Mrs Halcyon Hoy with son Chester and daughters Gertrude and Cleora of the Ridge were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Prof and Mrs J B Moore.
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William Moore
Rosa
Vanlue
Halcyon Hoy
Chester
Gertrude
Cleora
the Ridge
J B Moore
Sunday Dinner Guests Near Vanlue
Mr and Mrs Forest Baker of near Vanlue entertained the following at Sunday dinner Mr and Mrs W J Baker and Mr and Mr Clint Baker son Dean and daughter Kittie of east of town.
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Forest Baker
Near
Vanlue
W. J. Baker
Clint Baker
Dean
Kittie
East of Town
Thanksgiving Guests Around the Ridge
Mr and Mrs C D Smith and Mrs W H Sheridan with Mr C Cooper and daughter Pauline and Mr Ralph Woodard visited Mr and Mrs C D Sheridan of the Ridge for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Smith
West of Town
W. H. Sheridan
C. Cooper
Pauline
Ralph Woodard
the Ridge
C. D. Sheridan
Thanksgiving Guests Visit Carey and Forest Area
Mr and Mrs W H Fry of Carey and Mr and Mrs Joseph England of near Forest were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin England three miles south of Carey.
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W. H. Fry
Carey
Joseph England
Near Forest
Alvin England
Windau Family Gatherings Reported
John Windau and family host relatives including Alex Windau and son Gerald of Tiffin, August Windau and Edward Thiery of Findlay, and Mr and Mrs Will Myers with son Paul from north of town, gathering noted in local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Windau
Alex Windau
Gerald
Tiffin
August Windau
Edward Thiery
Findlay
Mar. Will Myers
Paul
North of Town
December Weather Weathervane Again For 1916
The reader cites an old saying that the first three days of December predict the month’s weather and hopes it proves true for 1916. The note also muses on coal prices and the desire for relief from winter's cost.
Co J G Club Meeting Guests Nellie And Bessie Ogg Host
The Misses Nellie and Bessie Ogg entertained the CJ. G. Club at a regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
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Nellie
Bessie Ogg
CJ. G. Club
Do E Cram Judging Poultry Show in New Concord
Do E Cram traveled to New Concord in Muskingum county to judge a poultry show on Wednesday and Thursday after arriving on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do. E Cram
New Concord
Muskingum County
Thanksgiving Duck Roast At Scott Tong Home
Mr and Mrs Hosea Tong and Mr and Mrs Jerry Wohlgamuth enjoyed a duck roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Scott Tong Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Tong
Jerry Wohlgamuth
Mrs Scott Tong
Aladdin Lamps Offered at Reduced Prices
Advertisement notes Aladdin lamps offered at a $200 per lamp reduction due to inability to canvas the country. Contains fragmented lines and unclear start.
House and Lot For Sale on West Findlay Street
Property listing offers a 66 by 200 foot lot with barn and a 10 room house in good condition at a reasonable price. Additional residence on High Street offered as cheap. Three lots on East South Street also cheap. Inquiries directed to Squire Wonder's office.
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Feetles
Ea Fred Rens
Woolson Spice Company
The
Carey Postoffice
Sary
Lace
Frederick
Johnson’s
Lake Street
Mutual
Co. J. G. Club Meeting
Duck Roast
J. A. Gibbs
C. X. Diller
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