Phillips Beis marry in Upper Sandusky ceremony
Walter S. Phillips of Tymochtee township and Miss Carrie M. Beis near Adrian were married Saturday noon at Rev. Theo Mittermaier's home in Upper Sandusky. The ceremony was witnessed by Mr and Mrs James Phillips. They will live with the bride's father G W Beis near Adrian after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Phillips
Tymochtee Township
Carrie M. Beis
Near
Adrian
Theo. Mittermaier
Upper Sandusky
James Phillips
G. W. Beis
Communion Service Announces Old Year Close
A last communion service of the old year will be held Sunday at the Lutheran Church. Those unable to attend the morning service may come at 6 30 in the evening to receive the sacrament. The regular Preparatory Service is scheduled for Friday night at seven o clock.
Births Bring Family Joy for Dunn and Capell Families
A 13 pound son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunn on Monday afternoon. An 8 14 pound daughter named Betty Jean joined Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Capell last Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest .Dunn
D. A. Capell
Betty Jean
Knights of the Macabees bring Christmas cheer to Wm Gobrecht
On Christmas Eve a committee of Knights of the Macabees including D. C. Angus D. J. Humbert H. B. Keller S. A. Wenner and Gus Wheeler visited Wm Gobrecht delivering arms filled with eatables. He accepted the gift with thanks and expressed gratitude to those who sang carols before his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Macabees
D. C. Angus
D. J. Humbert
H. B. Keller
S. A. Wenner
Gus Wheeler
Wm. Gobrecht
Mr. Gobrecht
Infant Donna Belle Hotelling Dies at Christmas
Donna Belle Hotelling, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hotelling near Crawford, died Christmas morning shortly after birth. Burial held Wednesday at Spring Grove cemetery with Rev J R Frye of the United Brethren church officiating a brief service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Belle
George Hotelling
Crawford
Spring Grove
J. R. Frye
United Brethren Church
Carey I. C. of C. Infirmary Visit Delights Inmates
About 40 members of the Carey I. C. of C. gathered at the infirmary last Sunday afternoon and treated the inmates to programs by school children and gifts for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey C. L. of C
Christmas Programs Across Churches Highlight Season
Christmas observances filled local churches with }
New Year Calendar Poem Reflects Courage Against Fate
A verse imagines a New Year as a calendar of pages to be read one by one. The speaker asks life to reveal its course with courage, facing joys and sorrows as chapters unfold, while seeking strength to meet whatever fate may bring.
Recitation and Vocal Selections Program
Laurabelle Grady Dorcas Southward and Willis Green perform recitations while Mary Gobrecht sings a vocal solo and Rev. Frye delivers a talk to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurabelle Grady
Dorcas Southward
Willis Green
Mary Gobrecht
Rev. Frye
Mrs. Albert Bloom dies after strokes at 61 in Carey
Mrs. Albert Bloom died at her Brown avenue home after several strokes and paralysis. Born August 23 1862 she was 61 years old and had married Nicodemus Meeks in 1879 and Albert Bloom in 1923, leaving seven grandchildren and surviving children Earl William and Charles Meeks. Funeral held at Methodist Episcopal church in Carey with interment in Spring Grove cemetery. pallbearers listed among relatives and friends.
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Albert Bloom
Brown Avenue
Bloom
Nicodemus Meeks
Earl Meeks
Zanesville
William Meeks
Continental
Charles Meeks
Wyoming
Spring Grove
Charles Bloom
Jack Updegraff
Ralph Green
Wm. Bloom
C. M. Brown
C W Brown
Columbus Grove
Wm Meeks
Marion
P Lodge
Katie Redhinga
Dorothy Redman
Mary Updegraff
Margaret Frederick
Chas Bloom
Walter Fout
Robert O'Conner
Marguerite Mullhol
Thanks for support in bereavement and White Christmas poem
The Bloom and Meeks families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for aid during illness and loss of a wife and mother. They thank singers, flower donors, and Rev. Martin for consoling words. The text also notes a White Christmas with a brief account of fresh snow not lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Martin
Albert Bloom
Earl Meeks
Wm. Meeks
Income Tax In Nutshell for 1923 Filers
For single filers with net income at least 1 000 or gross income 5 000 and for married couples with net income at least 2 000 or gross income 5 000, file between January 1 and March 15, 1924. Submit to the local Collector of Internal Revenue with Form 1040A or 1040. The tax structure: four percent on the first 4 000 of net income over exemptions and credits, light percent on the rest, and surtax from 1 to 50 percent on net incomes over 6 000 for 1923.
Tiffin Bus Schedule Changes Listed for January First
The notice lists Tiffin bus times leaving Carey at 10 15 am 12 15 pm and 4 35 pm Sundays 10 am and 10 pm Also a film featuring Mae Bush Barbie LaMarr Eleanor Boardman Frank Maso Richard Dix Lew Dods titled Souls For Sale shows Monday and Tuesday at the Strand
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Tiffin
Carey
Mae Bush
Barbie LaMarr
Eleanor Boardman
Frank Maso
Richard Dix
Lew Dods
the Strand
Death of Delmar E. Geiger Former East Findlay restaurateur
Delmar E. Geiger, proprietor of the East Findlay street restaurant, died Christmas Day of heart trouble at about 1:00 pm. Coroner Naus ruled the cause, with funeral services set for Friday at 10:00 am at the Evangelical church and a second service Saturday at 2:00 pm at his brother’s home in Lima. He leaves a second wife Laura Geiger, two daughters, a step-daughter, a step-son, plus three sisters and a brother. Geiger belonged to Knights of Pythias and Moose lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Geiger
East Findlay Street
Tto Rest
Patterson Street
Naus
Evangelical Churrely
Lima
Shawnee Cemetery
J. R. Frye
United Brethren Church
Knights of Pythias
Klan
Delmar E. Geiger
Laura Geiger
Elbert Foster
Bang
Okla
Michael Boyce
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Ross Gleason
This City
Charles Barger
Akron
Mary Simons
Luther League Life-Service Institute To Be Held
Dr Charles S Bauslin of Harrisburg Pa will speak to Luther Leaguers of the Western District at Christ Lutheran Church in Carey Ohio for the Life-Service Institute. The afternoon Luther League meeting begins at 3 00 led by William Elliott Findlay with delegates from Western Conference expected. A dinner is served at 5 30 and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Bauslin
Harrisburg
Carey
Luther Leaguers
Synod of Ohio
Luther League
Christ Lutheran Church
Bauslin F
Board of Education
United Lutheran Church In America
William Elliott
Findlay
Luther League Societies
Western Conference
Post Office Handles Christmas Rush Despite Higher Receipts
Postmaster Newhard and regular clerks and carriers managed the second class post offices during a busy Christmas period. From December 15 to 24 this year local receipts rose 40 percent over 1922, with 438 insured packages compared with 336 in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhard
McCutchenville man moves house under court order
Noah Baumgardner wins permission to move the Adrian house to Tit tin in McCutchenville after roads freeze. Farmers on Plank road secured a restraining order blocking the move until court approval, which allows transport after freeze with Baumgardner taking full responsibility for road damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah, Baumgardner
Adrian
Tittin
McCutchenville
Funeral attendance for Jacob Trachs in Upper Sandusky
Mr and Mrs J W Green and others attended the funeral of Jacob Trachs of Upper Sandusky on Saturday. The procession included Mr and Mrs Ralph Green Mr and Mrs Alor zo Green Mr and Mrs Virgil Greer Mrs Jack Updegraff and Mr and Mrs David Trachsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Green
Ralph Green
Alorzo Green
Virgil Greer
Jack Updegraff
David Trachsel
Jacob Trachs
Upper
Sandusky
Evangelical League Members Sing Carols for Shut-Ins
Fifteen members of the Evangelial League visited fifteen shut-ins on Christmas Eve and sang Christmas carols. The music pleased those remembered, and the visits were greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelial League
Arm Broken When Ford Roadster Backfires
Saturday evening Leonard Myers while cranking a Ford roadster. his brother Cletus drives. The engine back fired breaking his right arm just above the wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Myers
Cletus
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