Fatal plunge ends life of James H Kin near Grosse Pointe
James Henry Kin 27 died after a 40 foot pole broke at the base while he worked near Grosse Pointe Michigan. He served in the navy and later worked for Detroit Edison. He leaves a wife two children and his parents with several siblings listed. Funeral arrangements set for St Mary’s Kirby and burial at St Mary’s cemetery.
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James Henry Kin
Emmet Kin
East of Forest
Hneman
Netroit Edison Co
Kin
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Jacqueline Anne
Jeanne Marie
Grosse Point
BE. P. Willis
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Edmund
Navy
Bunker Hill
Sscl
Detroit Company
Janice Young
Detroit
St. Paul’s on-the-Lake
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Kirby
Len Williames
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Harris Funeral Home
Harper Aveomue
Shields Funeral Home
Forest
Bristol's Calls List of Local Hospital to Home Transfers
November 39 Mrs Emma Wilson Turon Road hospital Cleveland to A G Foster home Wharton. November 30 George Pahl Tiffin funeral director Cleveland Clinic hospital to Mercy hospital Tiffin. December 3 Mrs Virgil Parsons and infant son Wyandot Memorial hospital to home west of Vanlue. Saturday morning Mrs Ricard Kurtz and infant daughter Blanchard Valley hospital to Newhard street. C M Louden-Slager from home to Blanchard Valley hospital six and a half miles northwest of Carey.
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Emma Wilson
Turon Road Hospital
Cleveland
A. G. Foster
Wharton
George Pahl
Tiffin
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Virgil Parsons
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Vanlue
Ricard Kurtz
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Newhard
Wolfe returns from Chicago livestock expo with ninth sheep show
Donald E Wolfe of southeast of Upper Sandusky returned from the National Livestock Exposition in Chicago Sunday afternoon with nine sheep shown.
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Donald E Wolfe
Upper
Sandusky
Chicago
Funeral Rites Held for James S. Miller
Final rites for James S. Miller were conducted Wednesday at the Goff funeral home by Rev. Richard Hoffman. Burial followed in Spring Grove cemetery. Survivors include a son Robert of California, daughter Mrs. Charles Wagner Carey, 8 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren. Card of Thanks thanks local churches, Rev. Hoffman, friends, neighbors, and the Goff funeral home for kindness during bereavement.
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James S. Miller
Goff Funeral Home
Richard Hoffman
Spring Grove Cemetery
Robert
California
Charles Wagner
Carey
Frederick Street Church, of God
S. Vance Street Church of God
Rev. Hoffman
Auto Crash Injures Upper Sandusky Youth Near Findlay
Donald Altvater 24 of near Upper Sandusky is in Blanchard Valley hospital Findlay after a Saturday accident on West Findlay street in front of the Collet residence. He crashed into a tree, possibly after dozing off, sustaining a fractured nose chin lacerations and possible internal injuries.
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Donald Altvater
K. M. Altvater
Upper Sandusky
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Findlay
W. Findlay Street
Collet
Altwater
Marriage Licenses Listed for Carey and Surrounding Areas
County Court News lists marriage licenses including Clarence Jeremiah Jones of Carey and Ruth Thelma Mundy of Carey along with Henry A. Stout of Upper Sandusky and Wanda Grace Parsell of Wyandot County Jackson Township. Rev Grace Wen Bert to officiate.
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Clarence Jeremiah Jones
Carey
National
Sims & Stone Employe
Ruth Thelma Mundy
Henry A. Stout
Upper Sandusky
Lawrence Stout
Wanda Grace Parsell
Jackson Township
Wyandot County
Marion Parsell
Grace Wen- Bert
Risner Divorce Request Filed for Marilyn L Risner
Marilyn L Risner a minor of 8681 S Main Street Findlay seeks divorce from Willis E Risner of Fostoria on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty She alleges bigamy and a restraining order was allowed by Judge Chester Pendleton Hancock County court
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Marilyn L Risner
S. Main Street
Findlay
Willis E. Risner
Fostoria
Chester Pendleton
Hancock County
Cary youth collapse dies at Wrest school
George Eugene Dill 14 of Route B9 near Carey died at 9 20 am Monday at Carey high school where he was a third year pupil. He collapsed in a first floor corridor after arriving by bus from home. Dr HH Hathaway and Coroner J Sounty were summoned. Artificial respiration and oxygen failed. Body sent to University hospital Columbus for autopsy. Funeral at Bristow General Chapel with Rev B L Lef Arcadia officiating. burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survivors include eight siblings and his parents.
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George Eugene Din
William’ Din
Carey
Rovert
Stombaugh
Bristoll Funeral Home
University Hospital
Columbus
Sala George
B. L6
Arcadia
Memorial BE. U. B. Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
George, Hugenu
Garey
William
Geneva (Nutter) Dill
Heéenward Barth, Jr
Upper
Sandusky
Herbert Prater
William D. Dill, Jr
U. S. Army
Okinawa
Keneath
Sarah
Charles
Ruth
Jane
William Nutter
Upper Scandusky
Remington Ribbon Supply Advertised in The Carey Times
The Carey Times promotes replacement ribbons for Remington typewriters offering compatible options for old machines. Readers are invited to purchase standard or compatible spools, ensuring smooth typing and archival readiness.
Welsh youth wins national 4-H sheep shearing title
George R Welsh, 19, of Richwood Ohio, won the national 4-H sheep shearing record at the International Live Stock Exposition with 96.1 points and a three minute 46 second single-sheep time. His victory earned a $300 college scholarship as his father Watt I Welsh was eliminated in prelims. The Welsh family farms 108 acres in Union County and trains with left-handed shearing.
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Chicago
Der
George R Welsh
Richwood
Ain
Andy
Watt I. Welsh
Ohio State
Union County
Ohio
Rolland Burkhart
Pandora
Putnam County
Son in Japan Teletype Seeks Home Return
Mrs Grace Young received a telegram from her son Sergeant William Young U S M C in Toyaonaka Japan stating he expects to be home soon and asking her not to write further.
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Grace Young
Sgt
William Young
Toyaonaka
Japan
Ohio Boy to General: The Grant Lee Surrender at Appomattox
The account recalls Ulysses S. Grant and Robert E. Lee at Appomattox Court House as Lee surrenders and Grant's mercy signals end of the Civil War. It traces Grant from Point Pleasant Ohio to West Point, Mexico, the West, and eventual presidency, noting his birth, schooling, and postwar memory in Ohio.
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General Grant
Lee
Appomattox Court House
Grant
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Ohio River Village
Georgetown
West Point
Mexico
West
Union
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Dick”) Kroesen
Yall
James H. Kin
Wolfe
New York
Bristoll
County Court News
Catholic Hall
The
Knights of Columbus
Cary
Wrest School
Remington
Carey Times
Ridenwood
Standard Oil Co
U. S. Grant
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