Christmas Letters From Carey Children 1935
A batch of Santa letters from Carey Ohio children dated December 12 to 18 1935 request toys for Christmas. The kids name Santa and list items such as dolls trains wagons trucks guns and candy along with oranges and nuts. Many signatures include Frank Heck Paul Kenneth Warren Norma Jean Strahm Mary Louise Thom Alice Marie Cold Iron Floyd Donnie Gaylord Mary Trogan Herbert Billy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Glenn
Jack
Jimmy
Jerry
Alice Marie
Carey
Ohio
Santa Claus
Ross
Family request from Carey Ohio prompts aid message
A letter from Harold Briggs addressed to a courier asks for help delivering a truck a pair of overalls and a game to his sister Mae Louise. He requests a doll baby that says Mamma, dresses and stockings, noting signatures HAROLD ROSS and MAH LOUISH BRIGGS from 218 Worello Street.
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Mae Louise
Harold, Ross
Louish Briggs
Worello Street
Carey, Ohio
Funeral for G W Hickle in Findlay and Carey connections
Former Carey businessman G W Hickle died Tuesday at 2 15 PM at his daughter Mrs Edward Shore in Findlay. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 30 AM at the Shore residence 143 Midland Ave Findlay with Ralph Stewart of Toledo officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery Carey. He was born November 11 1850 in Greece Alsace Lorraine and died aged 85 years 1 month 6 days. Survived by wife Adelma Gordon Hickle and three daughters Mrs Shore Mrs Angus Bellevue and Mrs Lasley Carey, plus son Gordon Hickle Dayton, three other grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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I G. W. Hickle
Carey Business
Edward Shore
Findlay
Shore
Midland Avenue
Ralph Stewart
Toledo
Christian Science
Carey Knights of Pything Lodge
Odd Fellows
Spring Grove
Carey
Hickle
Greece
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Green Springs
Upper Sandusky
Bellevue
Adelma Gordon
Clyde
J Z. Sutphen
Ohio
D. C. Angus
David Lasley
Gordon Hickle
George Hickle, Jr
Dayton
Woodrow
Ransom
Leonard
George Lasley
Fred
Robert
Mary
George Hickle
Mrs Elmer Hopkins of Green Camp Dies at Home
Mrs E M Burson and Mrs J Stoll report the death of their cousin Mrs Elmer Kitts Hopkins near Green Camp following a six day pneumonia illness. She aged about 68, survived by son Frank Hopkins, two granddaughters Margaret Jean and Helen Hopkins, three brothers Edward David Kitts and John Kitts, sisters Mrs Elizabeth Price and Mrs A W Harrell. former wife of Frank Hopkins. Funeral held Tuesday at 130 home and 2 at Baptist church Green Camp, Rev Rex Van Court officiating. burial in Prospect cemetery.
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E. M Burson
J. Stoll
Elmer (Kitts) Hopkins
Green Camp
Frank Hopkins
Marggaret Jean
Helen Hopkins
Edward and
David Kitts
Marion
John Kitts
Florida
Elizabeth Price
A. W. Harrell
Savannah
Georgia
Mabel Wiest
Upper Sandusky
Hopkins
Baptist Church
Rex van Court
Prospect Cemetery
Miss Irma Bare Passes At Toledo Hospital
Miss Irma Bare 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs M P Bare of McCutchenville died early Sunday in a Toledo hospital after bronchial pneumonia. She was a 1915 birth in McCutchenville and a McCutchenville high school graduate. Survived by parents brothers and sisters and grandparents. Funeral 2 pm at McCutchenville Reformed church. Interment South Bend cemetery.
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Miss Irma Bare
M. P. Bare
Mcutchenville
Toledo
McCutchenville High School
Miss Bare
McCutchenville
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Laura
Anna
Dorothy Jean
Lucretia Jane
John
Earl
James M
Alvin Romig
Tiffin
J. L. Bare
New Galt Hotel Plans Elaborate Christmas Display
During the week plans are pushed for Christmas activities at the New Galt by Manager Wagen knecht. Several small parties have requested noon dinners on Christmas day. The lobby and dining room are being decorated and a large tree will be erected in the lobby. The tree will remain up until after New Year's Day and everyone is invited to visit.
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New Galt
Wagenknecht
Carey
Court to Decide Ownership of Car Won in Lottery
Seneca county common pleas court is asked to resolve who owns a newly won car from a lottery. L. H. Wallace of Fostoria bought the ticket but gave the prize to a relative, Mrs. Clara Pankhurst, who holds and refuses to surrender the vehicle.
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Seneca County
Ohio automo tive registrations surge in six months
Ohio saw a sharp rise in new passenger car licenses, with 41 260 more units recorded in the first half of the year than 1934. Total automotive registrations reached 63 223, boosting revenues to 19 322 335, driven by improved finances and upcoming 1936 vehicle introductions.
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Ohio
Frank West
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
West
Lutheran Ridge seeks to take over Jackson Cemetery
An effort by the Lutheran Ridge cemetery association to assume control of the Jackson cemetery across the road. The Jackson burial ground, opened 80 years ago, contains pioneer graves including Carothers Sargent and Van Buren family members. If funds are raised, the lots will be endowed and the cemetery improved and maintained.
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Lutheran Ridge Cemetery Association
Jackson Cemetery
Lutheran Ridge
Carothers
Sargent
van Buren
Lutheran Ridge Association
Registrations at the New Galt Hotel
Guests registered at the New Galt Hotel in the past week include John Trautch Lima John H Cooke Fr Wayne R W Andregg Mansfield Walter W Zeig Marion H N Silcott Mansfield Ralph Z Moore Westerville Mr and Mrs A M Bailey Toledo C J Prentice Toledo H F Teale Plymouth Fred G Kasso Toledo T P Critchfield Delphos B D Brendel Colfax Wash J F Dickerson Toledo R M Goss Akron H B Beardsley Akron Mrs Ruby Criger and son Carey W W C McCune Toledo
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New Galt Hotel
John Trautch
Lima
John H Cooke
Fr. Wayne
R W Andregg
Mansfield
Walter W Zeig
Marion
H. N. Silcott
Ralph Z. Moore
Westerville
A M Bailey
Toledo
C. J Prentice
H. F. Teale
Plymouth
Fred G. Kasso
T. P Critchfield
Delphos
B D. Brendel
Colfax
Wash
J F. Dickerson
R M. Goss
Akron
H B. Beardsley
Ruby Criger
Carey
Sunday Dinner Guests Listed for Thome Family
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thome of E Findlay street hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thome, Mrs. Naomi Hunter, Mrs. Kate Class, Ray Hunter of Toledo, and Nadene Gibson. Printed name cards at the Carey Times office.
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C. C. Thome
E. Findlay Street
E. F. Thome
Naomi Hunter
Kate Class
Ray Hunter
Toledo
Nadene Gibson
Carey Times
Chest executives make statements on community effort
Mrogress notes credit to community for achieving the goal with money and spirit. The speaker H. L. Wenner praises cooperative effort and calls residents good neighbors, emphasizing the value of the project to improve the area.
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H. L. Wenner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa
Frank Heck
Paul PS
My Brothers and Sisters
Kenneth Warren
Dow Street
Norma Jean Strahm
Mother
Carol Green
Marilyn Gibson
Bobby
Joan Pressler
Mary Louise Thom
Floyd
Gaylord
Donnie and
Lucien
Rosa
Glenna
Josephine
Mary Trogan
Daddy
Herbert
Billy Dible
Black
West Virginia
Dorothy
Mountains
W. Va
Tennessee
Tek
Steelelane
G. W. Hickle
Carey Markets
Phuxsday
Galt
Swank
Burson Clothing Co
Wiltless
Madras
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