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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

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Death of H L Puchta After Coal Yard Accident

Henry J. Puchta died at Antonio Hospital Kenton after injuries from an accident at the Big Four coal bank yard Wednesday morning. He never recovered consciousness. Funeral services were held at United Evangelical church with Rev. H D Shultz officiating. Interment in Spring Grove cemetery. He was 58, born in Delphos, survived by three sons John Earl Clint, second wife Sarah Ehrhart, and several siblings and nephews. He had lived in Carey at times and was a German Lutheran and National Union member.

John Mapeie Street United Evangelical Church H. D. Shultz Spring Grove Henry Albert Uhl Venedocia Homer Cook Columbus Grove Puchta Delphos Duport Sarah Fawcett Earl Clint Sarah Ehrhart Upper Sandusky State Hospital Utica New York Kate Donavan John Myers Cal Puchta Gust Puchta Dayton John Uhl Rudolph Puchta Ca~rey National Union

Meeting at Crawford School Urges Unity and Help

A town call to residents to attend a gathering at the small white Crawford schoolhouse at seven thirty in the evening on the second day of February. The note emphasizes union aims, shared welfare, and collective effort for local upbuilding.

Times Crawford

Property Transfers In Carey and Wharton And Salem

Nellie Straw Courtright and husband convey 16 lots in Carey to John T. and Della M. Myers for 1. Emma S. Eichelberger transfers several lots in D. Straw's addition to Carey to John T. and Della M. Myers for 200. T. F. Watson and wife sell part of lot 48 in Ira Bristoll's addition to Wharton to W. A. Bristoll for 125. Forest W. Hurd et al. and WN Roush transfer 150 acres in Salem township for 9750.

Nellie Straw Courtright John T Della M. Myers Carey Emma S. Eichelberger D. Straw T. F. Watson W. A. Bristoll Ira Bristoll Wharton Forest W. Hurd

Caledonia Postmaster Seat Open Amid Candidate Rumors

Miss Ruth Crum daughter of Dr W A Crum former city resident is one of two candidates for Caledonia postmaster The vacancy arose after a civil service examination held Saturday to fill the position.

Ruth Crum W. A. Crum Caledonia Crum

Properties Change Hands In Local Real Estate Trades

George Pierce sells North street house and lot occupied by Andy Hart family to Wil Ish for 650 dollars. Ish then sells Patterson street property to the Wagner brothers in a successive transfer.

George Pierce North Street Andy Hart Wil Ish Ish Patterson Street Wagner Brothers

Notices and Events From Wyandot County

Real estate booklets offered by county auditor Margieérat. John Veith died of jaundice at 73 in the county infirmary. Susanna Spray Hetzel of Upper Sandusky, born 1846 in Walshausen, died. Weddings include Dodge DeBolt and Myrtle Brady and Elzer Johns and Dorothy Seebach, with Rev. J W Byers and Rev. B E Lienkaemper officiating. Alma Straw divorced William Straw regaining Blanche Freet as maiden name. Water company delays shutoff awaiting settlement. Land sale notices in Henry county court against John Rohrbaugh et al. Winifred Karr v Carey Electric Telephone Co. verdict $281.08 for a horse killed by a fallen wire. possible appeal. Thirty-sixth wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Hufford. Mrs. Hufford ill with rheumatism. Halsy and Metta Mitchell marriage at Galion 1913. divorce sought by Metta citing abuse and cruelty. Wyandot jury discovers spring flowing five gallons per four seconds near an embankment project. George Irwin, Wyandot resident, tops two national civil service exams. appointed rural carrier. Wyandot Fish and Game Protective Association meeting held. future officer election postponed. plan restocking and Canada treaty support. 171 members. Wyandot County Fair Board reorganized. new directors elected. September 4–7 dates. Army enlistment hopefuls visit Postmaster Carle. Dewey Bland of McCutchenville considered for Toledo recruiting. he may enlist Monday. prior Swartz case bloodhound tie noted.

Margieérat John, Veith Michael Hetzel Upper Sandusky Susanna Spray Walshausen Germany J.W. Byers Dodge DeBolt Myrtle Brady Elzer Johns Dorothy Seebach B. E. Lienkaemper Close Alma Straw William Straw Alma Blanche ‘Freet Upper Sandusky Water Co Orwig Henry County Court Andrew Rohrbaugh John Rohrbaugh Franklin Platts A. A. Wise Carey Winifred Karr Carey Electric Telephone Co Court of Appeals Josephus Hufford Sycamore Hufford Halsy Metta Mitchell Galion Metta Court of Common Pleas Halsey Ss. W Jury Wyandot Nevada George Irwin Land Office United States Heavill Wyandot County Fish and Game”Protective Association Canada Frank Lambert McCutchenville

Death of Eight Year Old Altha Wentling

Altha Wentling eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wentling died Sunday at two o'clock after a week long illness from digestion and related complications. She is survived by her parents and sister Hazel. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Wharton Church of God with Rev. Ray Steiner officiating. Burial followed in Wharton cemetery. Pallbearers were Edith Esterley Ruth Wickiser Lola Opper Gladys Platt Sarles Brown and Dorotha Shaw.

Altha Edgar Wentling Here Hazel Wharton Church of God Ray Steiner Wharton Cemetery Edith Esterley Ruth Wickiser Lola Opper Gladys Platt Sarles Brown Dorotha Shaw

Funeral attendance for Peter J. Simonis in Defiance

Mrs. C. W. McGill Mrs. J. C. Dow KF. J. Simonis and L. M. Johnson attended a Tuesday funeral in Defiance for Peter J. Simonis 79 born in Frenchtown and long time Defiance resident. This marks the fifth family death since late December.

C. W. McGill J. C. Dow KF. J. Simonis L. M. Johnson Defiance Peter J. Simonis

Presler and Moore Tie The Knot At Carey Church

Schuyler C Presler and Rosa May Moore wed at the United Evangelical church in Carey by Rev il D Shultz on Tuesday evening. They plan to establish a home on the Milo Bayless farm near St Paul about the first of April.

United Evangelical Church Carey Shultz Schuyler C Presler Nb, Presler South of Town Rosa May Moore William Moore West of Town Milo Bayless St. Paul

Mrs Manget Improves After Home Operation

Mrs Frank Manget is recovering after an operation performed at her home last week. She previously fell last summer hitting the end of her spine on a rocking chair and developed a cold that necessitated the surgery. Doctors T A Spitler J D Southward and G W Brayton carried out the procedure.

Frank Manget Manget T A Spitler J D Southward G. W Brayton

Fire Chief Reports 1916 Fire Calls and Loss

Fire Chief Ilo Wonder notes the department was called 11 times in 1916 with total losses of 95 dollars. He asks if any other town in the state has a comparable record.

Ilo Wonder

New Marshals Appointed To Guard Fires

Peter Long W Z Campbell and A C Greer have been appointed as marshals during fires to keep crowds back and protect property from thieves.

Peter Long W Z. Campbell A. C Greer

Wanted Horses for Hugh Mary at Dunilap’s Livery Barn

Hugh Mary of Columbus advertises at Dunilap's livery barn for horses Thursday February s to buy drivers chunks and big ones. He aims to take a full load this time.

Hugh Mary of Columbus Dunilap

Marion store robbed as four suspects held

A robbery at the Uhler Phillips store in Marion occurred Sunday night with goods valued at more than one thousand dollars. Four suspects, described as African American, are held under suspicion by authorities.

Uhler-Phillips Marion

Town Council Minutes Show Salary Hikes and Repairs

The regular council meeting chaired by Mayor Chambers approved prior minutes and a series of bills. Salaries for M Gottfried, Frank Daymon, Emmon Frederick, G N Cosgray, and others were approved. an ordinance raised the street commissioner wage from 20 to 25 cents per hour. Chief Ilo Wonder sought printing of pea by laws and clock sign permits. maintenance issues included electric light tampering and requests for pasture ground rental. The council scheduled a brief session for February 5, 1917.

OCETY Chambers Heck Hood Spitler Gottfried Griffith Hart Board of Public Affairs M. Co. Reynolds M. Gottfried Frank Daymon Emmon Frederick GN. Cosgray V. S. Chesebrough Ash & Houk Co. C. Carr C. E. Black Board of Prisoners Town Hall G. E. Buckland C. C. Carr George Krider al Corwin Charles Boyce Caleb Deitelbach St. H. Heck J. W. Weaks Ilo Wonder Chief Wonder Adelsperger Dr. Pflenger

Educators Attend Teachers Quarterly Institute at Upper Sandusky

Superintendent C. M. Beitler led a group of teachers including Irene Ridgeway Nelle McCormick Josephine McCabe Mattie Myers Bertha Van Heyde Edith Hunter Elsie Garmon Irene Gillet Helen Lantz Cecil Beebe Elizabeth Motter Mrs Frank Daymon Hugo Hahn A A Wise A E Constien H R Hart F L Livingston and D T Hart at the teachers quarterly institute held Saturday in Upper Sandusky.

C. M. Beitler Irene Ridgeway Nelle McCormick Josephine McCabe Mattie Myers Bertha van Heyde Edith Hunter Elsie Garmon Irene Gillet Helen Lantz Cecil Beebe Elizabeth Motter Frank Daymon Hugo Hahn A. A. Wise A E. Constien H. R. Hart F. L. Livingston D. T Hart Teachers’ Quarterly Institute Upper Sandusky

Carey Farmers' Telephone Co elects officers and directors

The Carey Farmers' Telephone Co held its annual meeting last Thursday afternoon and elected H. V. Thomas and re-elected J. A. Newcomer and R. Copley as directors. The board then chose G. A. Kemmerly as president, H. V. Thomas as vice president, George Shuman as secretary, and Wm. Heck as treasurer.

Carey Farmers’ Telephone Co H. V. Thomas J. A. Newcomer Andr. Copley G. A. Kemmerly George Shuman Wm. Heck

Hakes Inventory Filed for Olive Estate

Inventory filed by appraisers A. H. Komerley W. D. Curtis and Roy Walton lists 162 in personal goods 6047.30 in money 331329.51 in securities and 9600 in real estate totaling 47138.81 for Olive Hakes estate.

Olive PY Hakes A. H. Komerley W. D. Curtis Roy Walton

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Mae Reo Reo the W. H.phelps Carey, QO Garey Electric Telephone Co Ohio John Brown Genasco Asphalt W. H. Snyder M. J Hinaman Antrim Township Emanuel Baughman Ridge F. Tronie A. I. McLean Pitt Township W. Hi. Kear Mifflin Ira T. Matteson Spee J U. S. Army Carle Dewey Bland Toledo Bland Fostoria Times Swartz Telephone Company
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