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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1940

Page

8

Dixon William J. Dixon obituary near McCutchenville

William John Dixon aged 65 died December 3 at his home west of McCutchenville after a 17 month illness. He was born August 13 1875 in Seneca county and married Anna Parkins in 1899. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Lottie Mullholand, plus a brother and sister. Funeral services were held at B W Moore funeral home Sycamore and Reformed church McCutchenville with burial in Bethel cemetery.

William John Dixon McGutchenville John and Emaline (Nye) Dixon Seneca County Anna Parkins Lottie Mullholand McCutchenville Jesse Dixon Michigan Emma Basel Dixon Adrian The Reformed Church Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges B. W. Moore Sycamore

Mrs Ida A Lutz Dies in Wharton At 73

Mrs Ida A Lutz died at her Wharton home after bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services will be at 2:00 pm Saturday from the Wharton Methodist church with Rev J L Burton officiating. Burial in Zion Cemetery. She was born July 1 1867 in Amanda Township and was married to Frank Lutz in 1891. Surviving are Ollie and Homer Lutz and brother Clarence Cross.

Ida A. Lutz Wharton Bristoll Funeral Home Methodist J. L. Burton Zion Bloom Cemetery Vanlue Lutz James Mary Skull) Cross Amanda Township Hancock County Frank Lutz Ollie Lutz Homer Lutz Clarence Cross Fostoria Wharton Methodist Church Ladies' Aid Society

Mrs H R Hutchinson obituary in Toledo and Carey links

Mrs Herbert R Hutchinson died Monday night at 10 30 in her Toledo home 2436 Broadway. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 at Bringman Co funeral home Upper Sandusky with Rev Paul R Clouser of Christ Lutheran Carey. Burial in Old Mission Cemetery. Survived by husband Herbert Hutchinson three children Colleen Wayne Kimmel Max, one son Robert died, three grandchildren, mother Caroline Strub Upper Sandusky, and siblings Mrs Joseph Shiffler John Strub Otto Strub Mrs Russell Hare Ralph Strub Lester Strub. She belonged to Christ Lutheran Carey and had lived in Toledo about a year and a half after Carey years 1931 to 1938.

Herbert R Hutchinson Broadway Toledo Bringman & Co Uller _Sandusky Thurstrad Paul R. Clouser Angist Lutheran Church Carey Hutchinson Anna Larie Strub Henry Gi Colleen Hutchinson Wayne Kimmel Mt. Blanchard Max Robert Caroline Strub Upper Sandusky Joseph Shiffler John Strub Bucyrus Otto Strub Russel Hare Ralph Strub Preston Idaho Lester Strub Glendale Christ Lutheran Church Carey Schools

Funeral for Paul W. Jenkins in Forest

Funeral services were held for Paul W. Jenkins 42 a World War veteran at Hempy-Shields funeral home Forest. Jenkins died after taking sleeping powders following a DUI and a minor auto collision near Kenton. He operated a collection agency in Kenton and once managed the Neil House Columbus hotel. Burial was in Hueston cemetery Forest.

Wyandot County Mr. Jenkins D. D. Jenkins Ora Zimmerman Forest Charles Dame Kenton Leon Moros Grand Rapids Mich Jenkins Neil Columbus Hotel Rev. Schumacher of St Marys Hueston Cemetery

E. E. Moser Dies at 75 Near Carey in Wyandot County

E S Moser died at his home three miles west of Carey after six years of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Whinery Church of God with Rev. Gaylord D Wilkins officiating. Burial followed in Wharton cemetery with six grandsons as pallbearers. He was born August 21 1865 in Salem township Wyandot county and married Minnie Swasick on March 20 1889. Surviving are wife Minnie six children 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was the last of 11 siblings and a member of the Wharton Church of God.

E. E Moser Carey Church of God Gaylord D. Wilkins Wharton Bristoll Funeral Home Mr. Moser Salem Township Wyandot County Jacob Isabelle Schrodes) Moser Minnie Swasick Hazel Wentz

Death of Mrs William Braun at Metamora

Miss Mary Braun and Maurice Braun of Carey join Jerome Braun and children Donna Marie Marilyn and Jerome Jr of Toledo at the Metamora funeral for Mrs William Braun aged 54. She died suddenly Friday night after a diabetes illness. Surviving husband and three children. other relatives listed include Lawrence of Fremont Sibilla Smith Adrain Mich Ervin at home and Mrs Jerome Braun of Toledo. Another sister-in-law Mrs Jerome Braun died November 16 and Mrs John Braun of Toledo is very ill.

Mary Braun Maurice Braun Carey Jerome Braun Donna Marie Marilyn Jerome, Jr Toledo William Braun Metamora Fannie Foose Gibsonburg Lawrence Fremont

Former Wharton Farmer George W Robbins Dies at 62

George W Robbins 62, a former Delaware lum berman and longtime Wharton farmer, died Wednesday night at his Delaware home after a prolonged heart illness. His wife died in 1939. He leaves two sons Elmer of Delaware and Stanley of Lorain, a brother Dan of Indianapolis, and sisters Mrs. Clara Butcher of Forest and Mrs. Lizzie Davis of Halborn. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in the Wharton First Church of God with Rev. Gaylord Wilkin officiating. Interment in Wharton cemetery.

Wharton George W. Robbins Delaware Robbins Elmer Stanley Lorain Dan Indianapolis Clara Butcher Forest Lizzie Davis Halborn Wharton First Church of God Gaylord Wilkin Wharton Cemetery

Lutheran Missions Meeting At Christ Lutheran Parish

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society met in the parish house Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Heck presiding. Mrs. J. D. Ewing led devotional. Miss Stella Nye was secretary. Mrs. Edward Riester Sr conducted the lesson study Our Lord Emmanuel. Christmas readings were shared. magazine quiz held. benediction given. Members of Women of the Moose plan to organize a Carey to New Riegel chapter and install officers Sunday December 15. 2:30 p m. lodge room. Christmas exchange next Tuesday.

Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church Carl Heck J. D. Ewing Stella Nye Edward Riester, Sr Porter Women OF the Moose News Carey The Women of the Moose New Riegel

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