Carey Local News Highlights From 1892
News items from December 8 1892 report Mrs Risher cooking at Eagle restaurant in Sandusky City 15 teachers in Upper Sandusky schools albums at the Blue Front grippe illness Christmas plans Lutheran Sunday School tree street council grants Central Union Telephone company pole rights railcar orders 1500 coal cars for Detroit Michigan Peninsula Car Co Jay Gould dead Russian warship Rarth details Carey residents selling cattle and buying farms Carey Times to raise yearly subscription to 1500 in 1914
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Risher
Sandusky City
Eagle
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Blue Front
Arthur E. Smith
Joseph Smith
Waterloo
France
Lttle
Council of
Central Union Telephone Company
Ita
Columbus, Hocking Valley &Toledo Railroad
Michigan Peninsula Car Company of
Detroit
Jay Gould
Russia
Carey News Roundup Dated December 11 1913
Albert Kesler a 57 year old former Carey resident died December 3 at East Toledo Hospital. Dr R C Van Buren bought the Herbert Bixby property on West Main Street now occupied by Mr and Mrs Will Peirce. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Laird Sunday evening and to Mr and Mrs C J Krupp Wednesday morning. Earl Schade plans to spend winter with his parents at Beech Grove. Mrs Margaret Desire Billock widow of Benjamin Billock died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Frank Kitzler home. she was born in Belgium 80 years ago and left six children John Billock of Lowellville and Benjamin Billock of Logansport among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kesler
Carey
East Toedo Hospital
Ithe Royal
Africa
RC van Buren
Herbert Bixby
W. Main Street
Will Peirce
Clarence Laird
C J. Krupp
Earl Schade
Maple Creek
Bask
A. K. Schade
Beech Grove
Margaret Desire Billock
Frank Kitzler
Belgium
Benjamin Billock
John Billock
Lowellville
Logansport
Local Obituaries and theatre notices of Carey 1923
Edward Davidson dies at 74 near Carey. Royal theatre closes. Grover Fisher moves machinery to Upper San Charles. Wirtz buys Galt House from Kisselle who ran it after husband’s death. Sherman Cuneo, publicity director and Harding associate, found dead in Washington from gas. Strand film lineup includes Her Fatal Millions and Dead Game with Hoot Gibson, plus Lost and Found and Skid Proof with Buck Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Davidson
Carey
Royal Theatre
Grover Fisher
Upper Sandusky
Charles Wirtz
Piqua
Galt House
C. C. Kisselle
Kisselle
Findlay
Sherman A. Cuneo
Upper Saidusky
President Harding
Washington
Strand
Viola Dana
Hoot Gibson
Tom Mix
Founth,” All Stars
House Peters
Pauline Stark
Antonio Moreno
George Sigman
Buck Jones
Wharton News Highlights Local Visits and School Events
Richard Rickle spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Hugh Brashares. Local families entertained. Miss Conrad directed the junior class play Aunt Minnie from Minnesota. The senior class gave Audrey Musgrave candy as she recovers from tonsil surgery. Wharton's boys beat Marpster 42 25 and girls defeated Liberty Township 26 22 with next games at Vanlue.
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Minnie
Minnesota
Knights of Pythias Hall
Miss Conrad
Crystal Shaffer
Upper Sandusky
Audrey Musgrave
Musgrave
Pictures at Vanlue School Highlight Ohio History
A program of motion pictures will be shown at Vanlue Centralized School on Friday December 9 at 3 00 pm. The feature Historical Ohio produced with the Ohio Historical Museum presents prehistoric mounds and monuments recalling key state events. Also included is Ohio from the Air a bird's eye view of the state covering 2500 miles of travel.
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Ohio
Vanlue
Ohio Historical Museum
K. V. Ohl
Local Social Visits Highlight Fort Royal Community Gatherings
Mrs. Harley Baughman hosted visitors including Mrs. Hartle and Elsie Loader with Edna. Miss Martha Presler and others joined Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Baker for Sunday events. Families from Findlay Carey Rawson and Vanlue shared dinners and calls with E A Baughman and relatives. Ed Moser’s birthday was celebrated at a surprise party and potluck hosted by Clarence Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Baughman
Hartle
Elsie Loader
Edna
E. A. Baughman
Martha Presler
David Stout
Art Liniger
M. R. Lee
Thoburn Baker
Robert
Harold Lee
Dale J. Baughman
Columbus
Willis Putnam
Annette
Putnam
William Bleam
Carey
Will Beard
Ethel
Near Rawson
Beard
S. C. Presler
Vertie Bame
Walter Roynon
Artis Arlene
Morton Lee
Marlene
Harry Sanford
Henrietta
Delbert
Belle Sanford
Marseilles
Eliza Hoy
Earl Snook
Vanlue
Hartle Home
Howard Baughman
Clarence Baughman
Findlay
Ed Moser
Baughman
Berry Social Notes Show Local Family Visits
Charles Hayman called on Roy and Clarence Long Friday. Richard Gibson visited his grandfather E E Gibson Sunday. Carl Hunterbrinker and wife from Toledo called Sunday at the BE Gibson home. John Gilliland and family visited Miss Sue and Miss Della Gilliland in Carey Monday. Jennie Bland and grandchildren Richard and Junior Bland toured Upper Sandusky Saturday. Ernest Mitch and children visited Audley Beaschler Friday. F L Bland and son Dallas Charles of Carey were supper guests Tuesday of Mrs Jennie Bland. Samuel Young and son Lawrence of Upper Sandusky spent Wednesday with George Mullholand and sons Roy and Clarence. George Gilliland and Ferrel Haines of Mec Cutch en ville and Roy Long aided John Gilliland with butchering Thursday. F L Bland of Carey hosted Miss Luella Bland of Tiffin and Mrs Jennie Bland with grandsons Frederick, Junior and Richard Berry Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hayman
Roy
Clarence Long
Richard Gibson
E. E Gibson
Carl Hunterbrinker
Toledo
F. L Bland
Carey
Luella Bland
Tiffin
Jennie Bland
Frederick, Junior
Richard
Berry
County Poultry Group Formed In Wyandot County
Wyandot County forms a World Poultry Congress organization to handle publicity tours youth activities and memberships. I F Matteson is county chairman with C O Crum secretary Fred Lusch treasurer Ralph Van Buren youth chief. M Ferguson OSU poultry expert outlines county duties and shows a World Poultry Congress film. Community groups will be organized to expand the program across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County World Poultry Congress
I. F. Matteson
Co. R Crum
Fred Lusch
Ralph van Buren
C M Ferguson
Ohio State University
England
Typewriter Ribbons Available at The Carey Times
The Carey Times offers typewriter ribbons including adding machine ribbons for various makes. Visit the office to choose from a selection suitable for journalism and clerical work.
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The
Carey Times
McCUTCHENVILLE Social Highlights and Local Events
McCutchenville notes show visits by Mrs Carl Burgderfer in Toledo and Paul Chaney with Duane Burgderfer. Local games include Sycamore’s boys at home Friday and Tiffin junior high losing to reserves. Socials feature dinner guests, pinochle club, silver wedding anniversary, and a junior play Grandma Goes Hollywood at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burgderfer
Toledo
Paul Chaney
Duane Burgderfér
Sycamore
Tiffin Junior High School
Fred Heimrich
Raymond Ekelberry
Neva
Darwin
Hollywood
Stanley Fritz
Eleanor Kramer
Betty
Jean
Leretta Dunn
Robert
Clarence Seiter
Laura Wininger
Public Speak Topic Sparks Popcorn Chewing Crowd
A speaker addressed more than five thousand attendees at the local auditorium. The message focused on simple snacks like peanuts and gum, drawing laughs as the crowd reacted to casual remarks.
Local residents visit in Mansfield and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs David Dow hosted guests from Mansfield. Upper Sandusky visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Lowmaster called on the Hewitt home. Gerald Bradley and son Jerry Jr visited Mark Karr in Carey. Hattie Smith Clara Woodward from Findlay joined Mark Karr gathering. Grace Stanley received callers including Clara Laws Irving Claude and daughters Cicely Irva and Mary Frances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dow
Robert Dow
Mansfield
Frank Lowmaster
Upper Sandusky
George Hewitt
Gerald Bradley
Jerry, Jr
Charleston
W. Va
Mark Karr
Hattie Smith
Virgil
Clara Woodward
Findlay
Clara Laws
Irving Claude
Cicely Irva
Mary Frances
Grace Stanley
Oscar Wenting
Rheta Morehart
Jerry Dalvis
Ida Deidrick
Vanlue
Olive Saltz
Agnes Wood
Richard Smith
Forrest Hurd
Clyde Wentling
Riddles on Animal Peculiarities Prompt Curiosity
A letter asks why animals and plants exhibit surprising quirks. It questions why a horse seems to eat grass backwards, why a hop vine twists right while a pea vine twists left, and why a cow rises on hind feet while a horse rises on front feet, among other mysteries.
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Isadore Billock
Joseph Billock
Ed Calmes
Goldfield
Colo
William Proctor
Franklin Newhard
W. J. Newhard
Proctor
Michael “Steiner
Town
the Times
Simmons
Goff Funeral Home
Susie
Ain Sandpetative Features, Inc
Chicago
Wharton News
Richard Rickle
Hugh Brashares
J. C. Lutz
Omar Kear
Williamstown
Ralph Bowman
Lloyd Bennett
Marion
Church News
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Bert Les
Vanlue School
Fort Royal
Berry News
County Poultry
Mollie Pennington
Elmer Gibson
Harry Spoon
Miley Burederfer
Marion Brandt
Devonia
Ewing Drug Co
Carey, Ohio
Crawford
America
McCall's Magazine
Christian Herald
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Romantic Story
Screen Book
Woman's World
Better Homes & Gardens
Needlecrafe
Motion Picture Magazine
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Journal
Breeder’s Gazette
Cloverleaf
American Review
Country Home Farm Journal
Home Arts
Needlecraft Home Friend
Leghorn World Mother's Home Life
Plymouth Rock Monthly
Successful Farming
Poultry Tribune
Breeder's Gazette
Good Stories
Home Circle
Capper’s Farmer Home Friend
Needlecraft
Leghorn World
Mother's Home Life
Rhode Island Red Journal
Successful Farming Woman's World
National Live Stock Producer
Household Magazine
Farm Journal
Tory
DD Family
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