Will of Joseph F. Wonder Probate Details
The 1917 will of Joseph F. Wonder probated Friday leaves Lot 28 in Buell's addition to Carey to his wife and Lot 22 to Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias for lodge funds to support his wife. Executors are H. A. Kear and his lodge successor. at the wife's death the real estate passes to the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Wonder
A. H. Kennerley
George Ash
Buell
Carey
Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H. A. Kear
Pastor Rev J C Rinehart logs long December January period
Rev J C Rinehart, pastor of the United Brethren charge serving Beech Grove and Hebron, covered over 2000 miles in pastoral work during December and January and preached 41 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rinehart
United Brethren
Beech Grove
Hebron
Grand Jury Called for February Term of Court
The February term grand jury for the court of common pleas was convened Tuesday with Rev. W. C. Laughbaum of Nevada serving as foreman. Members from Carey and Crawford townships include S. A. Chesebrough L. M. Wender and D. C. Angus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
W. C. Laughbaum
Nevada
Carey
Crawford
S. A. Chesebrough
L.M. Wender
D. C. Angus
Father and Son Banquet Held by Wyandot Centers
Wyandot county centers host a Father and Son Banquet next Wednesday evening February 12 with a 6 30 PM meal. About 200 fathers and sons attended last year and the committee promises an appealing program headed by toastmaster W J Newhard. The event aims to strengthen father son ties through talks songs and calisthenics by high school boys and local clergy. Tickets should be bought in advance to ensure adequate meal preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wyandot County
W. J
Newhard
Chester L. Kerr
America
W. J. Newhard
W. L. Lindsay
Maurice Bradley
Myron J. Shimer
Almon Blue
Tymochtee
Arthur W. Plumb
Carson
Iowa
Edith Parker
Harpster
Washington
D. C
Columbia
Mifflin Township
H.a.ranch
Union
Carey High School Cadets to perform at Moose Hall
The Carey High School Cadets present a program at Moose Hall on Monday evening February 10 at 8 15 p m Admission is 25 cents with proceeds for purchasing guns for the company The program features a drill battery glee club songs violin solo baton drill and skits including Advise Wanted and The Garden Hose Odette Sketch and Woman's Rights Taps and other military training items will be included All friends of the school are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Moose Hall
Glee Club
Alfred Brown
Earl LeMott
Ramon Cram
Odette
Maurice Bradley
George Constien
Dewey Chesebrough
Cecil Roush
Taps
Carey Farmers' Telephone elects officers and plans merger
Last Thursday the Carey Farmers' Telephone stockholders elected G. A. Kemnerley as president H. V. Thomas as vice president J. A. Newcomer as secretary and S. A. Chesebrough as treasurer Re-elected directors are G. A. Kemersey A. R. Herbert and Edward Davidson The company will reorganize and increase stock to 20000 to 25000 with merger discussions likely afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Telephone Company
G. A. Kemnerley
H. V. Thomas
J. A. Newcomer
S. A. Chesebrough
G. A. Kemersey
A. R. Herbert
Edward Davidson
Paragon Oil to Start Building in Toledo Lot
Paragon Oil Co of Toledo plans construction on the recently acquired W. A. Perkins lot. Work to begin midmonth or after Bucyrus station completes. Plans include a garage, pump station, storage house using cement and corrugated iron. tanks are already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon Oil Co
Toledo
W. A. Perkins
Bucyrus
County Doings and Local Notices in Upper Sandusky
Rural reports note egg prices at 46c a dozen in Upper Sandusky. church evangelistic campaign planned for April. several legal notices and personal deaths including Mrs Catharine Miller and Deloris Bues. Also covered are ditch surveys, road funding concerns, a tractor school, Blu Bar Manufacturing annual meeting, and local marriages and lawsuits.
Red Cross Mobilizes Refugee Sewing and War Relief Efforts
Refugee sewing must be returned to Red Cross rooms by next Tuesday even if unfinished. A strong turnout of 16 sewers joined others working at home. Nurses living in box cars aided the Army of Occupation in Germany. The Red Cross runs sight seeing for wounded soldiers in London and introduces rag rugs in Italy. A Northern Pacific transport survivor found Red Cross canteen aid after grounding on Fire Island. Magazines dropped from planes lifted morale, and periodicals now reach the Army holding the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Germany
Army of Occupation
The
Doubledecker
London
Italy
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
Rhine
Newspaper graveyard hints at industry decline
The Arlingtonian notes publishers failing to raise prices due to costs. many papers fold or suspend operations in the United States and Canada. It cites 1200 publications halted last year, including 62 dailies and 569 weeklies, as a warning that some outlets may face a harsher fate if profits fail to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
United States
Canada
Arlingtonian
Appointed Justice in Carey Township
Miles Mullholland was appointed justice of the peace by township trustees to fill the vacancy from the death of Jos. F. Wunder. Mullholland has prior experience and Carey Township now has multiple justices, with W. Z. Campbell already qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Mullholland
Jos. F. Wonder
Mullholand
Carey
W. Z. Cambell
Ekleberry Bros Sell Farm North Of Town
Ekleberry Bros sold their farm north of town to Louis Knell of Crestline and will give possession this month. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ekleberry occupy A. J. Kimble's house on Railroad Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ekleberry have rented Mrs. George Brown's house on Willow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekleberry Bros
Triplets Born to Durham-Jersey Cow Near Town
Carl Shuman reports a Durham Jersey cow west of town gave birth to triplets two weeks ago. All three calves are thriving and are heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shuman
West of Town
Carey Chamber of Commerce to Organize Tonight
Tonight at 7:30 the Carey library hosts a second meeting for supporters of a Carey and Vicinity Chamber of Commerce. Officers elected earlier include President C M Beitler and Vice President W E Bates. committee chairs C I Kessler H G Chambers J D Ewing I G Huston will report on a draft constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Carey and Vicinity
Carey
Chamber of Commerce
C. I. Kessler
H. G. Chambers
J.D. Ewing
J. A. Smith
I. G. Huston
Luther Spaid
H G Chambers
Death of Mrs Wa Shock. grandmother of Rev J W Shock
Mrs Wa Shock of Van Wert died of heart trouble at almost 68. Funeral was held at Allen Town near Lima with burial beside the U B church. She leaves Rev J W Shock, 14 children with 11 living, 29 grandchildren and seven siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shock
Sycamore
Harry Hull
Columbus Grove
Wa Shock
van Wert
Allentown
Lima
U. B Church
Shock
J. W. Shock
Carey Boy Honored at Sycamore Service Flag Raising
Carey students will attend the service flag raising at Sycamore on Friday afternoon February 14 after school. Many Carey boys are represented on the flag. The event follows school hours in the afternoon, in the seventh period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Sycamore
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W.h.phelps Garage Co
Ischira's Shoe Store
REO
Tac Laity
Findla
the Grand Jury
Part
Revielle
Upper
Sandusky
Richland
Hancock
Elas Kimmel
Catharine Miller
Deloris Bues
Albert Ues
Wharton
Rowland
Compisitors
M. Stoneburner
Louis P. Artz
Trinityvangelical
Upper Sanusky
Petcord Evangelical Party
Clarence Phelps
Frederick Cole
Cole
George Grunditsch
Harry Myers
Durance
M. M. Stoneburner
Richard Carter
William Olpp
Columbus
John M .Boomershine
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wm. Boomershine
McCutchenville
Montgomery County
Reformed Church
Greenville
Tiffin
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Blu- Bar Manufacturing
R. R. Kurtz
W. H. Eyestone
Frank Barth
Elza Bloom
Don Marguerat
C. D. Hara
Floyd Burks
Russel Ulrich
Dow Marguerat
Kurtz
Sycamores Ler
D. S. Nye
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