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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1910

Page

3

City Council Minutes Show Payments and Tree Notices

Monday night city council session lists mayor Van Heyde and seven trustees including Spencer Wenner Pahl Kurtz Constien. Bills paid include Hocking Valley railroad 145, Sunday Creek Coal 37.50, library gas 9.30, mowing 9.00, new books 4H Snyder 6, roads lumber 6, labor 5, bank 330.00. Notices ordered to ask lot owners to trim trees along streets.

van Heyde Spencer Vigor Kear Wenner Pahl Kurtz Constien Hocking Valley Railroad Sunday Creek Coal Co Emon Frederick Uilondice Charles Carr John Steady John Greno Robert Drake Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co Nial Ryder The Baker & Taylor Co Snyder People’s Bank Co Council

Meeting Adjourned To December 19

Ad journed to meet on December 19. Notice is published elsewhere and away from the electric light wires.

Notice to Carey Lot Owners on Tree Trimming

All Carey village lot owners are urged to trim shade tree branches away from electric light wires. Rubbing branches wear insulation and waste power and may ground wires, creating danger. If owners fail, the city authorities will trim. By order of The Council. A Van Heyde, Mayor.

Carey Village of A. van Heyde

Sunday Dinner Guests Listed for Fleck Home

Mr. and Mrs. John Fleck hosted Sunday dinner with visitors including Mr. and Mrs. August Collett and daughter Marcella, along with Mr. Harry Windau and Mr. Charles Collett.

John Fleck August Collett Marcella Harry Windau Charles Collett

Dinner Guests Honored By Graves Tuesday Noon

Mr and Mrs H F Graves entertained Mr and Mrs J D Ewing Mr and Mrs E B B Kurtz and daughter Miss Ruth Mrs M A Straw and daughter Miss Lucy Miss Jeannette DeWitt and Miss Gladys Kennerley at a Tuesday noon dinner.

H. F. Graves J. D. Ewing EB. B. Kurtz Ruth M. A. Straw Lucy Jeannette DeWitt Gladys Kennerley

Returned Hunters Return From Michigan Expedition

Ralph Perkins Nelson Walters and Emerson Bartlett came back from a month long deer hunt near Floodwood Michigan. They each bagged a roughly two hundred pound buck and sent none of the larger deer home. Walters also brought a porcupine that drew attention. Additionally Carey onion field shipped 145 carloads this season about ten cars short of last year. The Big Four moved 75 cars Hocking Valley 63 and Northern io 7.

Ralph Perkins Nelson Walters Emerson Bartlett Floodwood Mich Mr. Walters Mr. Perkins Carey Hocking Valley

Jack Walters Hurt at Wyandot Refineries

Monday afternoon Jack Walters was injured at the Wyandot Refineries in Crawford when a lever slipped striking his right eye and cutting a severe lid gash.

Jack Walters Wyandot Crawford

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Harry Ludwig and Family

The Ludwig family thanks neighbors and friends for support after their bereavement. Gratitude shown to those who sent flowers and to the choir for providing music at the funeral.

Harry Ludwig

In Memory of Lyman A Stillberger

The Shuman school in district No. 10 Crawford township notes the death of Lyman Andrew Stillberger, praising his promise and attendance. The school committee offers heartfelt sympathy to his parents and siblings and orders publication in the Carey Times.

Lyman Andrew Stillberger Shuman Crawford Township Carey Times Schoolin Committee

Cradle Roll Day Observed at U B Church

Last Sunday Cradle Roll Day was observed at the U B church with the Seniors and Juniors performing music and children singing solos by Thelma Stoffer and Dollie Kloppfer. Mrs Solomon Myers spoke to parents while Rev J Sheller offered remarks. Mrs O C Oring explained the cradle roll and its purpose listing twenty six local members and a memorial to two deceased infants.

U. B Thelma Stoffer Dollie Kloppfer Solomon Myers J. Sheller O. C. Oring

Expressing gratitude for kindness after loss

We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our son and brother Lyman. Appreciation goes to those who sent floral offerings and to the quartette for their songs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stillberger and Family.

Lyman Wm. Stillberger

Pleasant Evening Visit At Wyan Dot Cottage

Mr and Mrs Henry Karr with sons Mark and George visited Mr and Mrs C H Marr and Mrs Dorothy Sawyer at the Wyandot Cottage east of town. Dancing and music accompanied a delicious repast served to guests Tuesday evening.

Henry Karr Mark George C. H. Marr Dorothy Sawyer Wyandot Cottage

W. H. M. S. Meets at Mrs Wonder’s This Afternoon

The W H M S of the M F church will gather this afternoon at and thirty p m with Mrs Jacob Wonder for their meeting.

M. F. Church Jacob Wonder

Sauerkraut and local notices across town

Local items announce homemade sauerkraut by George Pierce and top fur prices at Milligan’s store. Guests include Mrs Selasa Ulrich visiting Mrs Peter Galbroner in Lovell, and Misses Glenn Stroup Maud Snyder in Findlay on business.

George Pierce Milligan’s Selasa Ulrich of Lovell Peter Galbroner Glenn ‘Stroup Maud Snyder Findlay Singer Trubey & Grine’s Anna Thatcher W. J. Cosgray Toledo Margaret Braun Blanche Logsdon Arive Kenton Lewis Burkart Fred Pieraccini Deshler Carey P. Pieraccini

Pension Recovery Noted for Julia Myers Heir

Miss Julia Myers is notified that Carl C. Anderson has secured about eighty dollars of the pension due her father at the time of his death.

Julia Myers Carl C. Anderson

Boy 11 Is Injured After Fall Against Fence

Merle Blue son of Mr and Mrs Almon Blue was running along the sidewalk Monday when he struck an iron fence at A H Kennerleys residence and suffered a deep cut to his left eyelid.

Merle Blue Almon Blue A. H. Kennerley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Games Toy Stores Toy Banks Cit Aso Goodrich Vance Bachar Johnston F. L. Moyer, V. S Heav Hadaieas J. Hilly & Son Harness and Supplies Mutual E. B. Kurtz S. A. Wenner Wm. Pahl Gus Lortz W. H. Snyder Adam Frederick Wm. Zahn J. D. Carothers H. A. Kear Porcelain Factory Upper Sandusky Montague Elza Jacobs Hoff Bi’k Carey, O Nineteen Hundred Club Byron Ogg J.T. Myers & Co Chinaware China
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