Emmerly family disperses estate among heirs
Samuel Emmerly of West Findlay Street divided nearly all his property among his children. Homes and farms were allocated across Ridge and Richland townships including 160 acres to Mrs. Rickle, 120 acres to G A Kemmerly, and 160 acres plus a residence to W A Kemmerly. Other heirs received 83 to 210 acres in various townships near Cardington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Emmerly
Pindlay Street
Carey
Daniel Rickle
Ridge Township
Town
G. A. Kemmerly
Richland Township
Ridge
W. A.kemmerly
West Findlay
Morrow County
Cardington
Frank Shaffer
Wharton
Charles Kemmerly
H. A. Newcomer
Della
Fire Losses Settled by Wyan Dot Mutual Relief
The Wyan Dot Farmers Mutual Relief Association approved fire loss claims on Saturday afternoon. Settlements include L A Kuenzil Eden township house 1105.15, John Vogel Richland barn and contents destroyed two cows killed one injured 1002.10, Ralph Liles Jackson sow pigs killed and barn contents damaged 72.50, Elizabeth Pahl Crawford house damage 10, Mrs W H Castanien Pitt barn and contents damage 12.50, Kenneth Ellis Sycamore township house contents damaged 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
L. A. Kuenzil
Eden Township
John Vogel
Richland
Ralph Liles
Jackson
Elizabeth Pahl
Crawford
W. H. Castanien
Pitt
Kenneth Ellis
Sycamore Township
Auto and Bus Collision Stuns Public Square
A car driven by George Beis collided with the Findlay Marion bus at the public square Saturday evening after 5 o clock. Heavy rain prevented visibility and Beis’s lighter vehicle sustained most damage while Beis was thrown from the seat but no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beis
Findlay-Marion
Mr. Beis
Farmers Week attendance from county leaders
Mark Karr president of the county farm bureau and D A Dow traveled to Columbus to attend Farmers Week at Ohio State University. Mrs Karr Mrs Dow Mrs Russell Gottfried and Mrs Walter Gottfried also left for Columbus and will present their home demonstration work play today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Karr
County Farm Bureau
D. A. Dow
Columbus
Ohio State University
Karr
Dow
Russell Gottfried
Walter Gottfried
Hand Injury in Work Accident At Findlay Factory
Harry Briggs, formerly of Carey and now in Findlay, suffered a serious work accident in a local handle factory. His left hand was caught, his second finger was severed, two other fingers were seriously injured, raising fear of amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Briggs
Findlay
Carey
Hus
Men Taken For Hernia Operations In Columbus
Fred Beebe and Joseph Thom were rushed to University Hospital in Columbus on Monday for hernia operations. C. C. Wenner, Beebe’s son-in-law from north of town, remained with them during the procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beebe
Joseph Thom
University Hospital
Columbus
C. C. Wenner
North of Town
Mr. Beebe
Signs Influence Children at The Times Office
The Times reports children began seeking scraps, crowds filled the office during busy times, and warnings to stay out failed. A red ink gate sign with clear instructions stopped the danger as youngsters read and believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Clarence Phillips sale and move to Ravenna farm
Mr and Mrs Clarence Phillips announce a sale on the John Heilman farm northeast of Alva and plan to move to their own 175 acre farm near Ravenna. They expect a pleasant location on a good road 40 miles from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Phillips
John Heilman
Alvada
Wil
Ravenna
Cleveland
Finger Injured at Federal Porcelain Plant
Herman Boes lost the end of his right finger while operating a press at the Federal Porcelain plant. He suffered the injury near the nail and required medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Boes
Federal Porcelain Plant
New Hussman Refrigerator Counter Installed at Emerine Market
Emerine Bros installed a handsome refrigerator counter in their meat market. Made by Hussman of St. Louis, it runs nearly the store’s width, features triple French glass tops and sides, and is cooled from the store refrigerating plant. Weighing 3150 with a marble base, it is among the finest pieces of store furniture in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerine Bros
Hussman
St. Louis
Iowa Potatoes Reach Record-Length Size
Mrs. Frank X. Bees of north Iown received russet potatoes from her sister Mrs. Joe Faber of Iowa Falls. The potatoes were uniformly fair and notably long, with nearly every one measuring eight and a half inches and about six inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank X. Bees
North
Iown
Joe Faber
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Improved Appearance of Council Room Through Cleanliness
Street Commissioner S. H. McI ee has greatly improved the council room by the generous application of soap and water. It is remarkable what a change can be wrought by mere cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. McI
School Board Names F A Galbroner to Fill Vacancy
Friday evening the board of education elected F. A. Galbroner to fill the unexpired term of B. E. Hudson on the board. Galbroner has served the board as clerk and was a member in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
F. A. Galbroner
B. BE. Hudson
Galbroner
Schedule changes in Hocking Valley rumoured for Sunday
Rumors say changes to the Hocking Valley schedule may take effect Sunday but the local office has not received definite details yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
M. W. of A Social Dance and Plate Feed Planned
The M. W. of A invites all Woodmen and their families to a dance and plate feed next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. of A
Minstrel Tickets Selling Fast For February Shows
Tickets for the K. C. Minstrel are selling quickly with two performances planned on February 1 and February 9. Local venues report strong demand and advise early purchase to secure seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Eh C. Minstrel
Linstrel Event at Catholic Hall Feb 8 and 9
Carey Council No. 1925 presents a minstrel program at the Catholic Hall on Thursday and Friday February 8 and 9. Members of the council will perform. Proceeds support their community activities.
Cast of Characters Interlocutor
A musical stage sketch features a long list of performers led by Interlocutor Theodore C Myers and ends with a village concert. The Bangtown crossroads Band and local cast perform choruses solos and scenes with titles such as Howdy Radio Waves Down the Dixie Highway and a wheel barrow bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Myers
America
Victor- Foue
Sadie Sudsethyeecestrate E Sendopsnacht
Howdy
Dixie
Ralph Brown
Jazz Watson Mnottow
Buddy ‘Schaffer
Vincent Krupp
Lassus Reece
Theodore Myers
Ducky Smith
Bangtown Crossroads
Sam
Henry
Mrs Walker and Mrs Hale Attend West Ohio Missionary Conference
Mrs. E. C. Walker of this city and Mrs. George Hale of Upper Sandusky traveled to Sidney on Tuesday to attend a conference board meeting of the Home Missionary Society of the West Ohio conference of the Methodist church. Mrs. Walker will remain in Benton Ridge today and tomorrow to promote society interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Walker
George Hale
Upper Sandusky
Sidney
Home Missionary Society of the
West Ohio
Methodist Church
Walker
Benton Ridge
Notice to cease firing within city limits issued
City ordinance enforcement note from the mayor warns all offenders to stop using firearms inside corporate limits or face penalties under the ordinance.
Injury at Federal Porcelain Plant Amputates Finger
Miss Lottie Mick of Eastern Heights is in Findlay Hospital after losing the third finger on her left hand in an accident at the Federal Porcelain plant tube machine three weeks ago.
Dr Johnson's Office Closed for Society Meeting
Dr. W N Johnson will close his office all day Wednesday February 7 to attend the Central Ohio Dental Society meeting in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Johnson
Marion
Central Ohio Dental Society
Notice to Pythian Sisters Meeting Tonight
All members are urged to attend the regular Pythian Sisters meeting tonight Thursday for important business to transact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Choir Elects Officers and Plans Concerts at Methodist Church
Following a Tuesday practice at the Methodist church the choir organized electing officers including President Dr Siddall and Director Prof Moore. Members list includes Mrs Newcomer Mrs Gable and Roeger Lindsay with a plan to give sacred and secular concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Siddall
Gable
Newcomer
Wright
Ferrel
Roeger Lindsay
Moore
Loy
Loy,Mr. Michéil
Bame
Diller
Hornby
Patterson
Bair
W. D. Goble
C. M. Kear
Co. X. Diller
B. F. Bagby
Richard Smith
Ross Patterson
J. A. Newcomer
A. M. Hornby
J. G. Loy
W. F. Martin
W. J. Baker
Roger Lindsay
J. B. Moore
Nye Held in Wheeling For Auto Theft and Carey Robbery
Prosecuting Attorney Earl B. Carter informed Wheeling authorities that Dean Nye, arrested Friday, is held there for auto theft. If not indicted in West Virginia, Nye will be turned over to Wyandot County for alleged involvement in the Carey Burson and Kurtz clothing store robbery from over two years ago. Sheriff W. W. Scheidegger also telegraphed Wheeling officials with Nye’s indictment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Carter
Wheeling
W. Va
Dean Nye
Nye
Wyandot County
Burson & Kurtz
Carey
W. W. Scheidegger
Stroke Strikes Buffalo Woman, Former Carey Resident
Mrs. S. P. Robinson of Buffalo, formerly of Carey, suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday morning after a period of grip illness and a violent coughing spell. Her speech is affected but she has some movement return in the paralyzed side.
Sister of Mrs Crum Breaks Left Arm in Fall on Porch
Mrs G W Chesebrough received word that her sister Mrs J G Crum of Limapolis last week fell on her back porch and broke her left arm just above the wrist. Crum was preparing to visit Carey when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Chesebrough
J. G. Crum
Lima
Senior in auditorium injury blames knee gash and stitches
Walter Greer a high school senior injured his knee while colliding with a register in the auditorium. Dr Zeis closed the wound with two stitches. The notice also reminds of the poultry course starting February 6 at 7 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Greer
Zeis
Christian Endeavor Rally Elects County Officers
A county Christian Endeavor rally at United Evangelical church featured a 4:00 junior session with Rev. Freet of Columbus, a 5:30 banquet for about 40, and a 7:30 mass meeting presided by Miss Cleo Gledhill. Officers elected: Ruth Ireland president, Roland Jacobs vice president, Dorothy Kuenzli secretary, Fern Briggs treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
F. L. Freet
Columbus
Tiee
Douglas
Upper Safidusky
Freet
Ruth Ireland
Upper Sandusky
Roland Jacobs
Carey
Dorothy Kuenzli
Fern Briggs
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Carey Developments
The Kiwanis luncheon Monday noon featured remarks by Col Homer Thrall marking 30 years of Carey growth. Thrall recalled changes since 1893 including water works electric lights schools factories and Shrine church. Dr I N Zeis presided and guests Dr W N Johnson Eloise Thrall offered brief responses. Thrall won a prize from Dr F L Moyer as the program closed with singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
I. N. Zeis
W. F. Martin
Lima
Homer Thrall
Carey
Thrall
Carey Times
Shrine
W. N. Johnson
Eloige Thrall
F. L. Moyer
Hemingers Sue Village Over Van Buren Assessments
Lloyd A Heminger and Alice C Heminger filed suit against the village of Van Buren County auditor and treasurer to stop collections on Lot 30 assessments tied to the main street improvement linking to the Dixie Highway. They contest the $225.47 levy as excessive for the property's value. Attorney W H McMillan of North Baltimore Findlay Courier represents them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd A
Alice C. Heminger
van Buren
Dixie Highway
W WH McMillan
North Baltimore
Findlay
Findlay Real Estate Board Pushes Lincoln Highway Change
The Findlay real estate board adopted resolutions urging the Lincoln Highway association to reroute through Findlay rather than the county's southern edge. Aimed at using a paved alternative via Upper Sandusky Carey and the Dixis Highway to Beaverdam, the proposal would cost Hancock County about 3800,000 to improve the current dirt road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Real Estate Board
Lincoln Highway Association
Findlay
Hancock County
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Dixis
Beaverdam
Williams Family Welcomes Newborn Carl Junior
A son named Carl Junior was born last Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams. A 9-pound daughter was born Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simonis, christened Janet Rose on Tuesday with Mrs. F. J. Simonis and R. D. McGill as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Williams
Carl
C. C. Simonis
Janet Rose
F. J. Simonis
R. D. McGill
PANSIES IN BLOOM IN MRS BAKER'S YARD
Mrs. W J Baker gathered pansies blooming in her yard mentioning a colorful display. The scene highlights a simple garden moment captured by a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker
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Michelin
Westinghouse
Burson & Kurtz —the House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
Sycamore
Farmers’ Week
Columbus Hospital
Portage County
Will
M. W. of
A. Social
Buddy Schaffer
Robert Dow Lassus Reece
Frank N. Schira
Jazz Watson
Lawrence Orians Ducky Smith
Carl Fieck
Hiram Hey
Ruben David
Dow Parson
Tomes
Harry Myers
Roars
Raymond Lonsway
Moes
Wilfriam Logsdon
Paul Kramer
Vernet Ruffing
Victor Moes
Ira McKinnon
Raymond Logsdon
Donald Myers
George Remlinger
Cyril Simonis
W. E. Montague
Gerald Jacoby
Sylvester Schira
Cletus Courtad
Sam Krebs
Giles Simonis
Fred Pieraccini
Paul Krupp
Rube
Wilfrid Logsdon
Lorenz
Lassus Reese
Curtain
Parson Jones
Mickie
Christian Endeavor Rally
Demosthenes
Cicero
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