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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

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Fatal Accident on Big Four Tracks Kills Charles Shields

Charles Shields, 24, a brakeman for the Big Four railroad, died after a Sunday evening accident on the Big Four line near the north junction. He was stepping between cars to uncouple when he tripped and the moving cars amputated his right leg and injured his left. He died at Sandusky hospital after transfer by train.

Charles Shields Iour Shields Bowie Bias North End Toledo Sandusky

Good Man Deary Dies After Christian Life in Fostoria

James LE Deary, born July 19 1868 in Fostoria, died at his Biglick township home on Thursday at 2 30 am. He married Margaret Newomer Feb 19 188? and leaves wife, mother Mrs Catherine Jones of McCutchenville, sister Mrs A Runyon, and half brother EH M Jones. A Baptist Brethren church member and minister for about twenty years, he suffered asthma long before his death. Funeral at Fostoria on Sunday at 2 00 pm with Rev L A Dickey officiating. Interment in Fostoria cemetery.

James LE. Deary Biglick Township William and Catharine Deary Fostora Margaret Newomer Bigsick Township Catharnine Jones McCutchenville A. Runyon Fostoria EH M Jones Baptist Brethren Church Efe Fusturia Dickey

Travelers Club Social at Home of De and Mrs A Ho Movers

A lively Travelers Club gathering took place at the residence of De and Mrs A Ho Movers on Monglay. Committee members organized cards, decorations, and partner arrangements while attendees enjoyed refreshments and parlor games with guests from Cleveland and Beechpe connections noted.

Travelers Club Monglay Evsesdoge A. Ho Movers Moon Petiests Beechpe

Sunday School Teachers Institute Held at Dunkard Church

A Sunday School Teachers Institute will be held at the Church of [Brethren] Dunkard Church on December 31 and January 1. Professor P B Bitwater of North Manchester Indiana is expected to be present as an instructor. Five sessions are planned and Sunday School workers are invited to attend.

Masons Attend Sunday Service at Lutheran Church

About forty Masons attended Sunday services at the Lutheran church for the feast day of John Devanaent, a patron saint of the order. When the feast falls on a Sunday members join a church service rather than lodge room observances.

John Devanaent Order

Remarkable Family Sketch of Mrs Bellis of Iowa

The obituary recalls Margaret Schamp Bellis born 1821 in New Jersey, married 1836, moved to Iowa 1850. She had twelve children, nine at death, and lived 88 years dying November 1908 near Essex with devoted spouse and extensive descendants. A lifelong Methodist, she received comfort from Pastor Harned.

G. W. Croker Margaret Schamp Hunterdon County New Jersey Hulmes County Ohio Wilson Bellis Iowa Page County Adam Red Oak George Imogene John Castana Henry Stillwater William Mannford Ola Mary Franks Atty Hadden Essex Cilltn Rhodes Mill County Catherine McCrory Monoia County Grandma Bellis Lomestead Monona County Dukeshire Coburg Methodist Church Harned

The Cow-Puncher at Snyder's Opera House Christmas Eve

The Cow-Puncher, a western style show, played at Snyder's Opera House Christmas Eve. The Yates production pleased most and featured strong performances by Wm F. Pfarr as a murderous Mexican and Louie Ramsdell as Tom Lawton, with Frances Shafer as Slattery Ann.

Snyder’s Opera House Yates Po Piven Wm F. Pfarr Louie Ramsdell Tom Lawton Frances Shafer Slattery Ann Bowery Carel

Mar riage of Joli Stods and Hattie Puteaan in Carey

The ceremony was at 9 00 pm at Rev JF hive t s home on Thursday. Mr Joli Stods and Miss Hattie Puteaan were married. Steeds is son of Mr and Mrs YORosteedy and bride is daughter of Mr Henry Puteanmt. The couple will reside with the bride's parents while Mr Steedy works at Andew Lytle foundry. Friends extend hearty congratulations. The couple traveled by train for Teleco then returned to Carey to begin their life together. The Times notes many friends wishing them well.

Joli Stods Hattie Puteaan Steeds Yorosteedy Ditihiter Meroe Henry

Longtime North Vance Street resident Mrs Weber dies

Mrs. F J Weber an octogenarian born Lucy Ann Berger in Paris Stark County Ohio April 7 1625 died at her North Vance Street home on December 23. She married Francis J Weber November 3 1844 and lived in Adrian Carey and finally this city. She leaves six sons and five daughters plus twenty grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Her funeral was held December 26 at the Methodist church with Rev Stewart Baumgardner officiating and Springrove cemetery interment. She bore hardships of the Civil War era and supported the Union Army with a husband and two sons.

North Vance Street Francis J Weber Adrian Carey Walton Madison Lake County Ohio John Pittsburg Edwin Springfield Wiliam Montpelier Frank Findlay Harry Riverside California Suns Cora Runnears Scottdale Emma Lytle Mary Raywond Akron Clara Hayes Alma Dannenberg Chicago Louis Galbroner This City Runneals Lytle Raymond Dannenberg Weber Disciples Church M. E J. H. Holmes Pvrand Stewart Baumgardner Methodist Church J. Moore J. Nowlan Ella Dow Samuel Beitler Springrove Cemetery Clarence Weber Columbus Frank Galbroner This

Deer Hunter Fights Off Buck in Fierce Michigan Encounter

In Groos Michigan Edward Reamer mails in a one year Carey Times subscription and notes heavy snow. Escanaba clipping recounts a hunting incident near Champion Marquette county where Eugene Lally wrestled a 200 pound buck, saving himself by bracing against its antlers and forcing the animal to the ground after a struggle.

Edward Reamer Groos Michigan Mica Homer Thrall Carey Times Escanabe Ceee Tee Eugene Lally Grand Rapids Marquette County Wilds Champion Lally Sally

Death of Mrs Elizabeth C Basom in Adrian

Mrs Elizabeth C Basom born August 9 1839 New Lisbon Ohio died December 20 1908 at Adrian aged 69 years 4 months 11 days She married Daniel Basom in 1871 had five children and was survived by one son two daughters four brothers and two sisters funeral was held December 23 at the Evangelical church Adrian with Rev Luther Spaide preaching and interment at Mece Cutchenville cemetery

Elizabeth C. Basom New Lisbon Ohio Adrian Elizabeth C. Zint Joseph Julian Zint Daniel Buasum Tiffin Bruce Julia Nellie Iva J. J. Zint Isaac Johnson Levi Haines J. B. Jint Wana Witam L. Zint Denver Basom Universalist Church Evangelical Church Luther Spaide Mece- Cutchenville

Grover Fisher’s Royal Theatre Reopens Under New Management

The Royal Theatre in Grover Fisher’s area reopens under new ownership with Mr Dailey, previously of the town, operating the machine. Miss Zenith Steotague provides the music, and Rissell’s sons Kenneth and Maurice handle tickets. Crowds have filled the house during the past week as the new management settles in.

de Wisserle Galt House Royal Theatre Grover Fisher Paper Sandusky Une Theatre Dailey Zenith Steotague Risselles Young Sons Kenneth Vand Maurice

Benton and Van Heyde nuptials unite Toledo and Carey families

Mr and Mrs Benton of Toledo and Miss Flora Van Heyde daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Heyde were married Thursday December 24 at Rev Lashley's home in Upper Sandusky. The Bentons will reside with the Van Heydes in Carey for now.

Qin S. Hitler Mattie Myers Whioner Myersters William Augustine Ella Deardorf Jacob Hilts Dora Ferrer Ela Uibbs M.s. M. WM. Smith Ella Criger Stella Nye Bertha van Heyde Ella Anderson T. M. Johnston Harry Bluuter Frank Benton B . Benton Toledo Flora van Heyde A. van Heyde Lashley Intpper Sandtsky Benton Carey

Presentation of Christmas Gifts by Mr Spoyders Employs

On Thursday W. H. Suvedei and others distributed fifty pound sacks of Christmas for the men in Mr Spoyders employ Joe DeWitt delivered about fifty speeches during the day marking the event.

W. H. Suvedei Wakenus Spoyders Joe DeWitt

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Peninsular Beck & Milroy Hardware Co Mammoth Clover Timothy Massillon W. F. Johnston Sen Page Lion Elwood Tom OC Lion, Elwood Ranger & Huston Travelers’ Club Social Sunday School Teachers’ Institute MFE A Smith A. J Nowlan Chester O’brien Edna Hewry Merritt Patterson J B. Moore Bessie McGuire Omis Margaret Hilty F. J. Weber Lutheran Church Choir Ok Luthern Spaide J J) Felker Rosa Sutumit Cunt Femerley Della Newcomer Bob Great Teladys Kemerley Byron Oy Laurence Wemerley Russell Iuertz New Royal Theatre
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