Train Engine Wreck Injures Man Near Carey
Philip Gangloff was struck and dragged by a freight engine at Main Street crossing while guiding a hack. He suffered a broken hip, head and back injuries, with internal damage, and faces about two months in Kenton hospital. Paul Cupp, 13, was aboard but unharmed aside from a bruised knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gangloff
Buckland
Hocking Valley
Phillip
South Street
Main
Philip
Brigthre
Koft
F. L.moyer
Kenton
R. C. van Buren
Graham Buckland
John McGuire
Carey
Paul Cupp
Snyder's
Planing Mill
Alice Healey
Kirby
Trowbridge
Chamber of Commerce
Wvas
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania
State Utilities Commission
Rowland
City Council Meeting Minutes Report Expenditures
Attendees included the mayor and councilors Hart Hood Heck Gottfried Griffith and others. Bills paid cover coal unloading labor street cleaning and street labor plus gas for library and town hall and phone services. The dumping ground matter was given more time and railroad crossing protection discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Hart
Hood
Gottfried
Griffith
Board of Affairs
Sunday Creek Coal Co
David Mohn
C C Carr
Telephone Co
Logan Gas Co
C. Cc. Carr
C.C. Carr
Choir concert by Lutheran church draws large winter audience
A large audience attended the Lutheran church choir concert Sunday evening. Choir master G V Sutphen selected a pleasing program of mixed chorus numbers anthems for male voices and several pieces for a red quartet. This was the second winter performance and listeners hope for many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
G. V. Sutphen
Local notes from Wyandot county court actions and fires
Judge Close held court in Bucyrus and a fatal accident occurred at Kirby. Myron Emptage of Marseilles declared bankrupt. Property sales totaled 911.67. Ditch and school bond matters planned. A fire destroyed the Sycamore Reformed church building. Juvenile tobacco crackdown announced with penalties and enforcement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Reynolds
Cyrus Sloman
Edwin Brown
Carey
Frank A Doppler
Peter Krupp
William Buell
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Edward A. Slemmer
Court Hotel Co
Gottfried
Wellington R Hare
Jane Hare
Jane
Reformed Church
Sycamore
M. I
Kirby
Louis Creglow
Forest
St Johns College of Toledo Ties Heidelberg in Tiffin Game
The St John s College basketball team from Toledo played Heidelberg in Tiffin, ending with a 1 1 score. Spectators included Dean McGill Cletus Cour tad Giles Cyril Simonis and Cletus Pahl plus Toledo manager Norbert Shumaker and team captain A C Czelusta. The Toledo players stayed over weekend with the McGill and Simonis households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s College of Toledo
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Dean McGill
Cletus Courtad
Giles
Cyril Simonis
Cletus Pahl
Norbert Shumaker
Toledo
St. John’s
A. C. Czelust
Social Evening Guests Share Music And Games
Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips hosted Saturday night guests including Mr and Mrs Jack Spitler with children Charles Audra and Oletha along with Willard Kimmel and sons Russell and Laird and daughter Lucille and Bert Mick and daughters Zetta Lucille and Edith. The gathering featured a social concert with new games and recitations, highlighted by a Dutch selection and a quick two step by Mr Spitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Phillips
Soouth
Jack Spitler
Charles
Audra
Oletha
Willard Kimmel
Russel and
Laird
Lucille
Bert Mick
Zetta
Edith
Spitler
Frances Willard Memorial Meeting Planned for Friday
The WC¢. TUU holds a meeting Friday at two o clock at the MEE centred. The program includes opening exercises roll call quotes from Frances Willard a recitation by Mrs C C Carr a reading by Mrs S C Dunlap a Fremont convention report by the President and vocal duet by Martha Patterson and Lydia Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUU
Mee
Frances Willard
C C Carr
S. C. Dunlap
Fremont
Martha’ Patterson
Lydia Heck
Andrew Hotelling Purchases Farm Near Town
Andrew Hotelling has bought thirteen acres from Alvin England southwest of town and built a home on the site. He and his wife will move there soon as Van Doren Gibson rents the Lee Ogg farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hotelling
Lee Ogg
Alvin England
van Doren Gibson
Ogg
Delay in Setting Date Halts Farmers Institute Plans
Carey delayed too long in fixing a date for the Farmers Institute this year, making it impossible to secure speakers this late in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Farmers’ Institute
UARBY'S LIBRARY REPORT FOR 1915 HIGHLIGHTS USAGE
Miss Margie Sutphen presents a 1915 library year ending December 31. The system has 1220 registered borrowers including 739 adults and 481 children and 163 new borrowers during the year. Total circulation reached 19188 with 12463 to adults and 6725 to children. Adult fiction led with 6192 volumes. juvenile fiction 5407. magazines 3286. The library operated 306 days, housed 6414 classified volumes, added 263 books by purchase and 8 by gift, rebounded 120 and recased 345. Current periodicals total 53. Two new stacks added for magazines. Fines total 30.18 and rental income 21.61. country borrower receipts 8.60. Incidents expenditures totaled 38.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Sutphen
Funeral for Franklin Newhard Led by Masons at Lutheran Church
The funeral service for Franklin Newhard was held Friday at the Lutheran church with Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M in charge. Rev. Luther Spaid preached on Not dead but sleepeth as the Eastern Star, Masons, and community honored his life with music and floral tributes. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery. pallbearers were class of 1915 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Newhard
the Lutheran” Church
Carey Lodge
Arthur Unger
Tiffin Lodge
BE. Luther Spaid
Carl Mitchell
I. L. Culler
J. D. Ewing
G. W
Blue Lodge
Spring Grove Cemetery
Franklin
L. D. Straw
Russell Gottfried
Warryn Turnbell
Ralph Gilliland
Lawrence Wenner
Clyde Howard
Kit Heffernan
Wm Johnson
Monta
Dforest
Grover F. Newhard
St. Louis
Jacob Menzamlson Robert
North Judson
Joseph Marsh
Fred Brundage
Arthur Cunningham
Tiffin
Josephine Huntington
Russell Nowlan
Findlay
Resolutions of Respect for Franklin Preston Newhard
Crawford Chipter No 168 0 FE OS records mourn the brief life of Franklin Preston Newhard. The chapter conveys sympathy to his family, notes his noble character, and resolves to engrave these lines in the records and print them in the Carey Times. Names EMMA THRALL DELLA KE OGG J cc DOW appear as signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chipter
Wranklin Preston Newhard
Carey Times
Emma Thrall Della KE. Ogg J. cc. Dow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maxwell
Milburn Tt
Carey Auto Sales Company
Carey Electric Telephone CO
Carey, Ohio
W. H. Snyder
Hick
Philip Gang‘loft
City Council
Deitelbach
Town Hall
John F. Rummell
Dayton
Dell Rummell
Ira Pontius
McCutchenville Board of Education
Stacey & Braun
Zanesfield
State Tax Commission
P. H. von Bion
B. F. Kopp
Marseilles Township
A. Y. Walton
Union-Republican
D. A. Bloom
Tymochtee Township
Francis Hoffman
Crane
James Gibbs
Ada Isaacs
L. W. Bonney
Ohio
H. H. Newell
Emma Menkel
Irvin Menkel
Mma Oesterley
Farmers' Institute
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