Local notes reflect deaths and price changes in 1908 Ohio
In this 1908 slice, obituaries and events recur from Carey to Findlay. Notables include Mrs. Beltier’s death in Carey at 83, John Cole’s passing near Mt. Blanchard, and Stephen Grine’s death in Camp Sheridan. Also listed are price hikes for beef and veal after January 1909, a school flu outbreak, and local social notices around clubs, theater, and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp & Grine
E. C.harshberger
Japan
Pacific
China
Christmas News and Community Notes From Mt Blanchard
Mt Blanchard notices report Mrs Joseph Martin ill with heart trouble. Local residents host visitors at McFouch property on E Clay Street. Mrs Arthur Stevenson and children from Tampa arrived to spend winter with her mother Mrs Laura Snider. The M E church Ladies Aid held a Christmas bazaar at Foster radio store and thanks patrons. Jason Minard is slowly improving after Thanksgiving burns at the National Oil refinery. Scott Hostler property fire damaged last Thursday, contents spared. Methodist Sunday school elected officers for the year led by Superintendent H T Bunnell. Berean class met at Mrs H T Bunnell’s for the annual all day meeting with husbands as guests. Hostesses served creamed chicken, biscuits, sweet potatoes and coffee. after dinner contests and a program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Davis
McFouch
E. Clay Street
Arthur Stevenson
Tampa
Fla
Laura Snider
M. E. Church
Foster Radio
Jason Minard
National Oil
Scott Hostler
Kenneth Shearer
Shearer
Methodist Sunday School
H. T. Bunnell
E. F. Snider
R. O. Hellworth
Blanche Bennett
Rema Bennett
Local Social and Civic Briefs from Ridge Township
Albert Bachar and Sherman Tong visited Upper Sandusky on business while Marion and Milton Bachar joined Senator Tong. Joe Tong and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rader. Ridge township trustees begin office remodeling with John Wickiser as foreman. St Paul revival closes after strong attendance. L A Wohlgamuth named foreman of CWA road cleanup crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bachar
Upper Sandusky
Sherman Tong
Marion
Milton Bachar
Senator Tong
Joe Tong
Arthur Rader
Ridge Township
John Wickiser
St. Paul
L. A. Wohlgamuth
CWA
Estate settlement notices urged for Carey Times
A local notice urges clients to instruct their attorneys to place legal notices in the Carey Times for estate settlements. The message emphasizes compliant publication to ensure proper legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Village Council Pays Bills At Regular Meeting
The Village Council approved numerous payments including Irene Gillet mortgage settlement $1221.33 and land notes, Ohio Power Co. energy and poles, Board of Public Affairs lighting costs, and several labor and materials charges for wells, meters, sewers, and street work. Other items include Fassner and 10c store supplies, recorders’ deeds, and salaries for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Irene Gillet
Ohio Power Co
Tie. Carey
Board of Public “Affairs
Bowling Green
Perrysburg
Board of Public Affairs
County Recorder
Gillet Land
Jefferson
Frank. Fry
Same
Emon Frederick
Eugenia Henry
George ‘Ashi
Vance
Co. E. Vigor
Harry Keckler
General
Electric Supply Corp
Inec
Courtad
Snyder Lumber Co
The
Ohio Pipe Co
C. A. Williams
Power House
Robert O'Connor
Earl Briggs
E. W. Mullholand
Cam Harris
Jay P. Newhard
Town Hall
Grover F. Bakies
National Lime & Stone Co
Ed Gibbs
Hunting Notice Against Trespass on McKee Lerner Land
Property owners G. R. McKee H. A. Lerner Della Eakin Colon Beck John Opper Willis Tony Laura Stevens publish a no hunting or trespass notice on lands they own or control and invite others to add names to the list for 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon Beck
John Opper
Willis Tony Laura Stevens
Carey and McCutchenville Boys Fight Hard In Narrow Win
The Carey and McCutchenville teams battled to a 19-15 Carey victory after a low scoring first half. Carey used tight defense holding opponents to one field goal in three quarters while McCutchenville surged in the final period. Lineups included Wentling Patterson Jeske Keller Messmer for Carey and Swerlein Lust Carrick Wilson Palmer for McCutchenville. The Carey girls and McCutchenville girls also played, with future games vs Whetstone on Carey floor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Restr Carey
McCutchenville
Carey
Wentling
Patterson
Jeske
Keller
Messmer
Myers
H. Kitzler
Richard Kitzler
Mullholand
Swerlein
Lust
B. Carrick
Wilson
Palmer
Miller
C. Carrick
C. Swerlein
Snobarger
Riester
Dow
Audrush
Hart
Brown
Peirce
Sorral
Weikert
Deitrick
Spurs
M. Ruehle
Yaidhner
Pupils Achieve Perfect Spelling Dictation Scores
The article lists pupils who earned perfect grades in spelling dictation last week, including Marilyn Aller, Doris Bachman, Reva Baughman, Annette Buckland, Kenneth Coldiron, Martha Gottfried, Leoda Hotelling, Janis Markley, Mary Newhard, Patty Sidenstricker, and Jean Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Aller
Doris Bachman
Reva Baughman
Annette Buckland
Kenneth Coldiron
Martha Gottfried
Leoda Hotelling
Janis Markley
Mary Newhard
Patty Sidenstricker
Jean Wilson
Pupils Win Full Marks in Spelling Contest
The list of students attaining 100 percent in spelling includes Martin Snyder Stanley Buchanan Carl Turnbell Judson Frederick Mildred Williams Richard Hayman Charles Iden Virginia Royer Donald Long Irene Plott and Donna Bell Roof in the school display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Snyder
Stanley Buchanan
Carl Turnbell
Judson Frederick
Mildred Williams
Richard Hayman
Charles Iden
Virginia Royer
Donald Long
Irene Plott
Donna Bell Roof
Students with perfect scores on two spelling dictations
Last week two spelling tests led to several students achieving 100 percent on both sittings. Florence Borer John Byers Darrold England Kathryn England Betty Louise Kitzler Eleanor Mc Chesney Gracetta Merrihew Billy Montague Norman Sample Maxine Virden Luella Walter also scored perfectly in the second dictation along with Ruth Esther Baker Albert England Phyllis Buchanan Cecil Lab and a remaining Eleanor McChes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Borer
John Byers
Darrold England
Kathryn England
Betty Louise Kitzler
Eleanor McChesney
Gracetta Merrihew
Billy Montague
Norman Sample
Maxine Virden
Luella Walter
Ruth Esther Baker
Albert England
Phyllis Buchanan
Cecil Lab
Eleanor McChes
Arithmetic Winners Named in Local School Papers
Last week announced perfect papers by Reid Burson Dana Faires Ardine Gottfried Betty Krom John Nye Frances Peirce Margaret Ellen Phillips Betty Wenner Jean Wolfrum and Alice Wonder. Single perfect papers earned by Paul Cantieberry Frances Dible Nelson Hewett Margaret Munny Eva Nye Gerald Pahl Betty Pugitta and Ross Paper. Rows A and B tied in arithmetic. individual winners Gerald Pahl Alice Wonder Donna Mae Pahl Dana Faires and Frances Peirce. Gerald Pahl won the week. No advanced arithmetic class this week due to tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Burson
Dana Faires
Ardine Gottfried
Betty Krom
John Nye
Frances Peirce
Margaret Ellen Phillips
Betty Wenner
Jean Wolfrum
Alice Wonder
Paul Cantieberry
Frances Dible
Nelson Hewett
Margaret, Munny
Eva Nye
Gerald Pahl
Betty Pugitta
Ross
Donna Mae Pahl
Pupils Earn High Marks in Week’s Reports
Last week several students achieved perfect scores in both dictations Myron Bland Louise Briggs Monetta Gobrecht Frances Green Ruth Roszman Virgil Sloman Opal Smith Elaine Thome Phyllis Ulrich Paul Presler Alice Hunter. Others had perfect papers in one dictation Virginia Baker Doris Reis Martha Coakley Janice Green David Sammet Luella Stoll Robert Tong Robert Wickham James Webb Crescent Stapley. Row I won the arithmetic races for the week with daily winners Robert Tong Phyllis Ulrich Eva Nye and weekly top scorer Phyllis Ulrich. Advanced class averages: Louise Briggs 98.8 Blaine Thome 92 Bobby Wickham 91.4. This week the class includes James Webb Eva Nye and Thomas Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Bland
Louise Briggs
Monetta Gobrecht
Frances Green
Ruth Roszman
Virgil Sloman
Opal Smith
Elaine Thome
Phyllis Ulrich
Paul Presler
Alice Hunter
Virginia Baker
Doris Reis
Martha Coakley
Janice Green
David Sammet
Luella Stoll
Robert Tong
Robert Wickham
James Webb
Crescent Stapley
Local Visitors Spend Weekend Across Nearby Towns
ADRIAN Miss Zella Haines spent the weekend at her home. Philip Shearer of Findlay visited the Shearer home. Frank Bogard was in Upper Sandusky with his son James. Fern Bare of McCutchenville stayed with Mrs. Orve Bare for several weeks. Russell Presler stayed with his mother Mrs. Sarah Presler. Mrs. Harry Schubert and son Eugene visited Mrs. Ralph Roller of Carey. Mrs. Earl Moser and daughter Glenna spent Thursday evening in Carey with Mrs. Ella Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Presler and Edna of Carey visited Mrs. Sarah Presler on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yardhner and Elvira attended a basket game at McCutchenville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Linus Brickner and son Teddy of Fostoria were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Orve Bare and daughter Gaylene. Mr. and Mrs. Orven Bare and daughter Gaylene and Miss Fern Bare of McCutchenville spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bare in McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Newhard
Galt House
Cosgray
Cosgray & Ash
A. K. Schade
Loren
Earl
Aberdeen
Carey
Hérage
Joe de? Bixby
Valpiraiso
Ind
Amos
Herbert Bixby
Ohio
Allen County
John Cole
William Eatherton
Mt. Blanchard
Frank Moyer
Daisy ‘Ryder
Toledo
Vigor’s
Pedro Club
F. H. Frederick
R. G. Spencer
Stanley Ranger
C. C.kisselle
Joseph Wonder
Delaware
Mary E. Summers
John Snyder
Findlay Hospital
Cecil Perkins
the Cootie
Carey Times
Maccabee Hall
William Zahn
John Jacoby
Stephen Edward Grine
Adam Grine
Big Spring Township
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Gag
McGuire
East End
Crumline
Adrian
Mabel
Carl
Myrtle
Earl Rank
Grace Crumrine
Otto Lamberjack
Nicholas Lamberjack
Central School
Findlay
Central ‘Union
Stanley Rickle
H. ‘Rickle
Beech
Grove
Rickle
Zella Haines
Philip Shearer of
Shearer
Russell Presler
Sarah Presler
Harry Schubert
Eugene
Ralph Roller
Earl Moser
Glenna
Ella Kinney
Perry Presler
Edna
Harry, Yardhner
Elvira
McCutchenville
Linus Brickner
Teddy
Fostoria
Orve Bare
Gaylene
Orven Bare
Miss Fern Bare
W. D. Bare
Your Loving Wife Edith Check Indorsement Pranks Bank
A young woman asked a bank to cash a check and was asked to endorse. She returned with the endorsement reading Your loving wife Edith, revealing a humorous exchange about who signed the check and to whom payment was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Dairy decides afternoon milk delivery in winter
A Findlay dairy shifts milk delivery to the afternoon in winter to improve driver working conditions and curb a rise in milk theft reported over the past several months. The Want Column notes the opportunity to place ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Dairies
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DE Trubey
Ranger & Huston’s
Bruce
Hoover
Tiffin
Joseph Martin
Wayton News
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
Stief Bros
F. A. Miller
Earl Williams
G. W. Bish
Walter Updegraff
G. R. McKee
H. A. Lerner
Della Eakin
Whetstone
Crowell Publishing Co
Anabel Mitchell
Delcie Smith
Ark
Zender Hardware and Implement Co
Carey, Ohio
Frank Bogard
James Bogard
Miss. Fern Bare of
Mrs
Orwick Motor Sales
Carey, Ghio
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