Mrs Harriet Wagner obituary notes long Carey residence
Mrs Harriet Alice Wagner dies at 9 20 p m in Carey Ohio home age 78 born Aug 10 1860 in Big Spring township Seneca county daughter of Charles and Sarah Schubert married Jacob M Wasner Jan 9 1879 He died Jan 17 1933 Parents of eight children six living Nora Heck Charles Fred Wagner and Mrs W K Thomas of Carey Mrs B R Mutz of Sandusky and Mrs B T Lemmon of Bellefontaine two died in infancy There are 16 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Surviving siblings are Mrs Mary Herbert of Fostoria Jacob Schubert of Dearborn Mich Mrs S M Romig and Lewis Schubert of west of Carey Two brothers Elmer and Sylvester deceased Member Christ Lutheran Church lived near Carey 52 years Funeral Friday at 3 from residence with Rev Wade H Koons officiating Burial Spring Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Alice Wagner
South Street
Carey
Bristol
Wade H. Koons
Buriat
Spring Grove
Walgner
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Charles
Sarah
Krabi) Schubert
Jacob M. Wasner
Nora Heck
Fred Wagner
W,k. Thomas
B. R. Mutz
Sandusky
B. T. Lemmon
Bellefontaine
Mary Herbert
Fostoria
Jacob Schubert
Dearporn
Mich
S. M. Romig
Lewis
William R. Edwards dies at 78 in Columbus after illness
William R. Edwards aged 78 died Saturday at his Columbus home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the Davis funeral home with Rev. George Lackland officiating. Burial followed in Sunset cemetery. He was a native of Allegheny County North Carolina and is survived by eight children including Frank M. Edwards of Carey and S/Sgt Harold R. Edwards killed in the Mediterranean in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Edwards
Frank M. Edwards
Carrey
Columbus
Davis Funeral
George Lackland
Indianola Methodist Church
Sunset Cemetery
Edwards
Allegheny County
N. C
Otho N. ‘Basardis
Carey
Howard M. Edwards
Grass ‘Valley
Calif
Willard R. Edwards
U. S. Army
Hewat
P. M. Rhulman
C. R.stone
Newark
G. Cc
G. Cc, ‘Smith of Mansfield, Mrs. L. RB. Jetford
Grass Valley
Obert
Cisler
Lawton
Ohio
Marjorie Edwards
Harold R. Edwards
Mediterranean
North Carolina
Frank M., Edwards
Porcelain Products, Inc
Charles Kennedy Widow Appeals Cash In Box Case
Clara Kennedy, widow of Charles Kennedy of Findlay, appeals a Hancock county decision that cash in a safety deposit box, about 1500 dollars earmarked for no one, belongs to the estate. The box had not been plugged at death and the cash was not in the inventory. The probate case arose from inventory exceptions filed by sons Clarence and Richard Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kennedy
Charles Kennedy
Findlay
Third District Court of Appeals
Paul R. Capell
Hancock County
Funeral for Charles B E Nungester in North Baltimore
Charles B E Nungester, 75, died from peritonitis after injuries from being kicked by his 40 year old son at their North Baltimore home. Funeral services were held last Thursday. Coroner Dr Byron Vorhees said the son George, previously confined in state institutions, caused the fatal lacerations. Sheriff Clarence Marsh said steps would be taken to return him to an institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Nungester
Findlay Hospital
North Baltimore
Byron F. Vorhees
Hancock County
Nungester
George
Clarence Marsh
Wood County
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at The Carey Times
A brief note records the presence of printed or engraved name cards at The Carey Times office. The item notes the use of name cards for identification and circulation within the newspaper offices.
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Carey Times
Rickle Rites Held for 70 Year Old Carey Area Resident
Rickle Daniel and Cinderella Kemmerley Rickle, 70, of S Patterson Street, died Friday at Findlay hospital after a three year illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev. Wade H. Koons officiating. Burial followed in Zion Bloom cemetery. Survived by wife Priscilla Knowles Rickle. two sons Girard and Addison Rickle. two grandchildren. three brothers Willam Lee and Oliver. three sisters Mrs. Jacob Yentzer Mrs. Alonzo Coppler and Mrs. Linus Myers. Preceded by two sisters and a brother. Mr Rickle was a retired farmer and moved to Carey in February from Ridge township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. C. Rickle
S. Patterson Street
Findlay Hospital
Christ Lutheran Church
Wade H. Koons
Zion Bloom Cemetery
Vanitte
E. T. Lab
George Snyder
I. JL. Culler
Fredrick Rife
Richard Frederick
Gail Newell
Bristoll Funeral Home
Agson
Daniel
Cinderella
Kemmerley
Rickle
Crawford Township
Priscilla Knowles
Mr. Rickle
Girard
Addison Rick
Carey
Willam
Lee Rickle
Wharton
Oliver Rickle
Arlington
Jacob Yentzer
Alonzo Coppler
Linus’ Myers
Zella
Edward Cole
Truman Rickle
Christ Istheran Church
Ridge Township
Mrs Rhoda Hart of Forest Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Rhoda Gunner Hart 67 wife of A J Hart Forest died at home from a heart ailment. Born Wharton Oct 6 1878 she married A J Hart in 1894. Survived by husband and many children and grandchildren with services at Wharton Methodist Church Friday.
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Forest
Rhoda Gunner Hart
A. J. Hart
Jacob
Sarah Stewart
Wharton
Hart
Carey
Ruth Lawrence
Essie Robinett
Russell
Rollie Hart
Edith Martin
Marseilles
Ethel van Tilbrough
Columbus Grove
Edna Coldiron
Raymond Hart
Maurice Hart
Findlay
Pacific
Oda Hart
Morral
Virgil
Mrs Mary Moser 83 dies at 8 miles south of Carey
Mrs Mary E Moser aged 83 died last Thursday at 2 15 am at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harold Nachbar eight miles south of Carey. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Church of God Whaton with Rev Robert Fast officiating. Burial followed in Wharton cemetery. She was born October 9 1862 near Kirby and married Charles H Moser February 15 1881. Surviving are two daughters a son nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. She lived most of her life in Salem township Wyandot county and was the last survivor of ten children. She belonged to the Wharton Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Moser
Harold Nachbar
Carey
Church of God
Whaton
Robert Fast
Wharton Cemetery
Bristoll Funeral Home
John
Susan
Mattison) Mann
Kirby
Charles H Moser
Moser
Nachbar
Grace Wentz
Upper Sandusky
Truman Moser
Mt Victory
Salem Township
Wyandot County
Wharton Church of God
Pioneer teacher Miss Lucy Wilson buried in Columbus
Miss Lucy Wilson of Vanlue and Findlay died in Columbus last Saturday at age 90. Buried December 16 after services postponed to contact relatives. Daughter of Dr W P Wilson, sister of Dr Theron Wilson and Mrs Mary Bitler of Findlay. Former real estate worker in Findlay, later residing in Columbus. Neice Mrs Harry Hunter of Columbus.
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Lucy Wilson
Vanlue
Hancock County
Columbus
Miss Wilson
W P Wilson
Theron Wilson
Hardin Street
Mary Bitler
Findlay
St. Clare Rest Home
Carey, Vanlue and
Harry Hunter
Carey
Typewriter Ribbons at The Carey Times
Local listing notes availability of adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons for any make at the Carey Times store. Includes sales and contact details for customers seeking replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Real estate transfers across several townships and villages
A string of property deals recorded from Eden to Carey and Marseilles townships. Transfers include parcels in the villages of Carey Sycamore and Upper Sandusky, several lot and acre transfers, and a few larger tracts in Marseilles and Carey townships. Considerable sums noted for some tracts, with multiple owners named and a Carey lodge transfer.
Property transfers record from Carey and Upper Sandusky
The notice lists multiple real estate transactions in Carey and Upper Sandusky. Transfers include one half interest in lot 6 in Carey Aerie and various deeds in Upper Sandusky with prices noted as $1 or $2,250. Names mentioned include Clara Mawer, Mary Brooks Bolyard, James, Clara Thompson, Alfred Wilburn, Frederick, Audrey Smith, James Roy, Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Rebel, Allen Witzel, Margaret McDaniel, Robert McDaniel, Clarence Hobdper, and Grace Hobdper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Ohl
Village -of- Carey
Andrew LeRoy
Ethel Noggle
Paul W
Majel B. Myers
Marseilles Township
Frederick N
Imo A. Rieser
Carl W
Laura E. Veith
John D. Lear
Upper Sandusky
Russell C. Price
Helen L. Kitts
Trustees
Carey Aerie
F. C.E
Frederick
Audrey Smith
James Roy
Elizabeth Martin
Thos. A
Wave Rebel
Allen L. Witzel
Postwar Opportunities for Basic Industries Highlighted
The article argues that basic industries offer as many postwar opportunities as the automobile business. It discusses shifts in manufacturing and market potential after the war, emphasizing growth across sectors and the need for investment and innovation.
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Jacob Wagner
United States
WAR Bonds Stamps
PHA
Larry Coldiron
Alice Coldfron
Dayton
Mrs
Mary Moser
Lambright
Mary Margaret Lambright
Eden Township
Claude
Nancy Myers
Kernie
Leatha Watson
Fred W
Wanda Grace Lawmaster
Elton J
Eva L
Cook
Pierson
Wee M
Bertha Howard
E. E
Iris Stannberg
David R. van Buskirk
Harry E
Esther Mae Crawford
Scott Melroy
Village of
Sycamore
Heniy” A
Mertie Me ‘Stoll
Edwin Brown
Alice M
Seider
Adolph” G
Emma M. Veith
Upper
Grace M
A. R. Cramer
Whagon
Julia
Nagel
Carl
Buiess
Effie Pratt
William” Spears
Ardmore
Franklin
Alma
Haaser
James C
Beulah J
Taylor
Town of
Mexico
Dorothy A. Miller
William A
Iva Mae Warfel
Inlet
Iva
Culverto
Fred W. T
Ruth
G. Snavely
Monnett
Sarah M. Suber
Keith V
Helen M. Wheeler
Zen
Alice Needles
John Pesartic
Fred
Audrey
Board of Township Trustees
Carey, Ohio
Bookkeeping Service
M. L. Trubey
W. Fremont St
Margaret A
Robert E. McDaniel
Clarence L
Grace E. Hobdper
Deres
Mifflin Township
Carey Recreation
Glenn Walborn
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pere Marquette
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Nickel Plate Road
Pere Marquette Railway
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