Death of Mrs Emma Starr Follows Paralysis Attack
Mrs Emma Starr dies at about five o clock Saturday evening after a paralysis that began Friday She died three miles west of town Funeral services were held Tuesday with Rev EB Lather Spaid officiating Interment was in St Paul cemetery Pallbearers were nephews Harry Morehart Miles Wonder Garfield Tong Charles Tong Sherman Tong and Logan Woblgamuth She was born Emma Beck seventy four years ago in Hancock county Married in 1866 to George Starr who died four and a half years ago Surviving are Mrs Frank Wikins and Calvin Starr She also leaves four sisters and two brothers Indiana residents James Beck and Sanford Beck Her Carey connections stem from two years residency and Lutheran church membership
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Emma Starr
Rab
Élock
Bix
Harry
Moreharty
Miles -Wondé
Garfield Tong
Charles Tong
Sherman Tong
Logan Woblgamuth
George Starr
Hattie
Colon Beck
Frank Wikins
Calvin Starr
Sarah Tong
Elizabeth Morehart
Katherine Tong
Julia Myers
James Beck
Sanford Beck
Indiana
Forged Checks Cast Shadow Over Town
A stranger forged four checks on Bernard O'Brien and passed them at local stores including Corbin Shumaker McKinnon Fetter Gagnon and Doolittle cafes before the fraud was noticed Monday. He claimed to be owed four dollars and borrowed blank checks from O'Brien’s employer.
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Bernard O’brien
Keller Clock From Germany Keeps Time In Living Room
E M Keller keeps a six foot high German clock in his living room. It came with his step mother's family about 160 years ago and features weights and a face that shows hours minutes seconds day date and week with a moon figure. Don Cosgray a Port Clinton son-in-law rebuilt it over a year ago and it now ticks accurately.
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E. M. Keller
Germany
Mr. Keller
Don Cosgray
Port Clinton
Auto Collision at Vance and Main Streets
On Monday morning two cars collided at the corner of Vance and Main. H. B. Keller traveled west on Main while Peter Homan of New Riegel turned west from North Vance. Both cars were moving slowly with no serious damage. Keller’s fender and running board were damaged and Homan’s front wheel and fender were bent.
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Vance
Main Streets
H. B. Keller
Main
Peter Homan
New Riegel
North Vance
Dort Keller
Homan
Injured man struck by door at Hocking Valley shale dump
Oscar Twining was severely injured Sunday morning at four o'clock at the Hocking Valley coal shaft. While unlatching a car door, a weak latch caused the door to drop, striking his head and knocking him down. He cracked a rib and sustained bad bruises.
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Oscar Twining
Hocking Valley
Scouts Raise Funds For Athletic Goods
The Boy Scouts recently boosted a fund to buy athletic equipment. A Tuesday benefit at the Royal helped seed the nest egg, and on Thursday and Friday Roy Kirk wooed, the scout master, circulating a subscription sheet that increased the total to $43.00.
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the Royal
Roy Kirk Wooed
Moose at Tiffin Lodge Plans Evening Train Trip
Carey lodge of the L O O M No 1607 will run a special train to Tiffin this evening. Lodges from Findlay Bucyrus and surrounding areas will join in the event. The program includes a roast pig banquet a street parade and class initiation. The special departs the Big Four depot at 6 45.
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Carey Lodge
Tiffin
Findlay
B'Remont
Bucyrus
Big Four
Wyandot County Public Records Highlight Local Officials and Court Actions
Wyandot county reports include naturalization hearing dates set for March 8 and September 20. Divorce granted for Sylvia McCleary from Grover McCleary. Appointments include I R Mankel as Wyandot county organizer of the Ohio Poultry Breeders Association and Charles Read retiring as county tax commissioner with duties moving to the Auditor. Identified legal actions feature cases of Wensinger versus Sours, and Burden divorce suit. The court addresses bankruptcies, estate appraisals totaling 28757.78, and embezzlement charges against C A Phillips, plus a Cammarn embezzlement case pending.
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Petit Jury
Marion
Sandusky
Ihe
Sylvia McCleary
Grover McCleary
Frederick Scheuffler
Upper Sandusky
Hugh McDaniel
Oddie Mosman
Eden Township
Thomas McBeth
I. R. Mankel
Wyandot County
Ohio Poultry Breeders’ Association
Common Pleas Tudge Close
John Wensinger
W. J. Sours
John Burden
Lena Burden
Hiram Presler
Herbert Presler
J. D. Ewing
William Straw
Adrian
McCutchenville
United States Court
Toledo
George Machling
Lola
Wallace Wagner
Bertha Walton
Monroe
Michigan
Sycamore
James L. Curtis
New Jersey
Charles Read
Margarat
Death of Mary Corwin in Carey at 15
Mary Corwin died Thursday at 4 45 pm at her parents home on South Street after a year long illness of tuberculosis. Born April 2 1900 in Carey she was 15 years 8 months. She attended Carey public schools and was a member of the United Evangelical church. Survived by four brothers and three sisters the funeral was held Sunday at the United Evangelical church with pallbearers and music by local musicians.
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Mary Corwin
al Corwin
South Street
Mary
Carey
United Evangelical ‘Church
Clem Corwin
Tiffin
Fred Corwin
Salem Township
Willis
Charles Corwin
Nelle Garcia
Findlay
Gladys
Pauline
United Evangelical Church
H. D. Shultz
Walter Brown
Helen Campbell
Mildred Houghter
Florence and Marie Lusk
Lenora Keller
Ella Dow
Misa
Edna Stroup
P. B. Wonder
Elza Jacobs
Jacob Stief
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Corwin family thanks friends and neighbors for assistance during their bereavement. Gratitude is expressed to those who sent flowers provided transportation and sang at the funeral, to the pastor and pallbearers. Mr and Mrs Al Corwin and Children.
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al Corwin
Carey Chapter 159 Masonic Officers Installed and Banquet Held
Carey Chapter No 159 R A M held a banquet after election and installation of officers led by High Priest W J Newhard and other officers including F J Vigor and J T Edmonson. A Royal Arch degree was conferred at a special meeting, followed by a banquet. Next week Carey lodge F and A M will install new officers with a social meal.
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C. L. Marsh
George Newhard
A. B. Ryder
H. F. Graves
G. C. Snyder
Carey Lodge
S. M. Ranger
F. J. Vigor
J. A. Gibbs
I. L. Culler
W. J. Newhard
L. D. Straw
Tyler
W. G. Bradley
Gust Summit
Representative Key’s Legislative Service Highlighted
Hon. John A. Key has served two years as representative of the old thirteenth district and now represents the eighth district where the county lies. He has performed above average for new members and chaired the pensions committee, a position retained by the current congress.
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John A. Key
Pilgrims Pack Shrine For Immaculate Conception Feast
Pilgrims visit the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation this week as Devotion intensifies around Wednesday the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.
W. C. T. U. Meeting Invites New Members
The W C T U will meet Friday at two oclock with Mrs. Nicholas Sopher. All new members are urged to attend.
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Nicholas Sopher
Train accident ends in amputation for local man
On Thursday evening Cyrus Sloman, aided by George Lawhead and five others, was injured at Big Four station when a runaway incident a week earlier led to a fall under a train. His right arm was amputated just below the shoulder at his father Louis Sloman’s home three miles east.
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Cyrus Sloman
East
George Lawhead
Adrian
Lawhead
Sloman
Hebe
Louis Sloman
Death of Mrs Luzader in Muncie Street Home
Mrs Julia Luzader died Monday at two o clock after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the United Brethren Church with Rev J W Shock officiating. Burial followed at Springville. Survived by Franklin Luzader Warren Luzader Mrs F L Livingston and Mrs Charles Lindower all of this city. Husband Thomas Luzader died January 1903. Born June 1840 the deceased was 75 years old.
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Julia Luzader
Muncie Street
United Brethren ‘Church
J. W. Shock
E. M. Burson
John Fenstermaker
John Doty
J. T. Renshier
Frederick Nachbar
Charles Danie
Springville
Luzader
Julia McPherson
Thomas Luzader
Franklin
Warren Luzader
F. L. Livingston
Charles Lindower
United Brethren Church
J B Hill marries in Raceland Louisiana
Findlay's J B Hill inventor of the Buckeye traction ditcher wed Mrs Elizabeth Jerkins of Raceland Louisiana. Hill and his plant farm near Raceland are famed for horseless farming and for testing his self-propelling machinery and patents.
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Findlay Republican
Hill
Findlay
J. B. Hill
Raceland
Louisiana
Elizabeth Jerkins
Mr. Hill
Travelers Club Meeting Covers Federal Reserve and Wheat Outlook
The Travelers' Club met Tuesday evening with Rev. Luther Spaid and C. W. McGill presenting on The Federal Reserve Banking Law and Elmer Wonder on The World's Wheat Crop. Current events were discussed and Rev. Spaid gave a musical program. The next meeting in two weeks will be with Mrs. W. P. Slater.
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Travelers’ Club
Luther Spaid
C. W. McGill
Federal Reserve Banking Law
Elmer
Rev. Spaid
Ellison
W. P. Slater
Delegates Named at Luther League District Convention
Miss Irene Gillet and Miss Nellie Ogg attended the Findlay district Luther League convention as delegates from the local league. Gillet read a paper during the session. Rev E Luther Spaid attended Friday night and Saturday with a liturgical service change Saturday morning. Howard Snyder was elected vice president.
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Irene Gillet
Nellie Ogg
Luther League
Findlay
Miss Gillet
E.—Luther—Spaid
Howard Snyder
Carey natives attend Elks memorial in Findlay
Former Carey people were present at the Elks memorial services in Findlay on Sunday. Mrs. Clara Straw Wallace sang two solos, Earl Kenton served on the program committee, and F C Burk led the Elks band.
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Carey
Elks Memorial
Findlay
Clara Straw-Wallace
Earl Kenton
F.C. Burk
Elks Basid
Closed Christmas All the grocery stores
All the grocery stores will be closed all day Christmas. The notice notes a nationwide or local closure with no additional details.
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Carey ‘Auto Sales Company
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Carey, Ohio
Boy Scouts
Moose
McNutt Brothers
Wyandet County
C. A. Phillips
Joseph de Jean
Nevada
Tiffin Hospital
Alexander Grissell
Guthrie Centre
Lowe
Guthrian
T. E. Grissell
G. W. Freet
B. F. Haus
A. Billhardt, Jr
Hursday
Tiffin Tribune
Seneca Township
W. S. DeTray
Court of Appeals
Knepper
Phil Crow
Holmes County
Seneca County
Noah Kotterman
Perry County
Lowell
C. Clemens
Pate
Cammarn
Masonic Affairs
J.B. Him
Carey People
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